Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-21

Helene Chadwick, William Russell
Richard c. Travers, John T. MUIR
ray, Dot Farley, Edna Marian, Ed
ward Hearn. Jacques d'Auray and
Erin La isBsoniere. The picture was
directed by Edward Laemmle.
Bessie Love and William Haines
head the imposing cast of "Lovey
Mary" the Metro-G oldwyn- Mayer
picture directed by King Baggot,
which will give splendid balance to
the Wednesday bill.
The picture is from the famous
story by Alice Hean Rice, author of
Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage Patch"
and is really a sequel to Mrs.
Wigs"
The cast includes Mary Alden,
Jackie Combs, Freddie Cox, Gloria
Holt, Mary Jane Irving. Annabelle
Magness, Eileen Percy. Russell
Simpson, Rosa Gore, and Sunshine
Hart.
From lowly scrubwoman to the
toast of Vienna is the spectacular
rise effected by Anna 9. Nilsson, who
plays the leading role in ''The Great
er Glory" June Mathis colossal film
epic showing at the Opera House on
Thursday.
More than a year was spent on the
production by Miss Mathis and a vast
company of stars. 1t is an adptation
of the celebrated novel, 'Viennese
Medley" by Edith O'Shaughnessy,
wife of the American ambassador In
Vienna. First National releases the
picture.
Other principals in the cast be-
sides Miss Nilsson are Conway
Tearle, May Allison, Ian Keith, Jean
Hersholt and Lucy Beaumont. There
are more than q score of well known
players in the supporting cast. About
1000 extras" were used.
Curt Rehtield directed.
All you fans who like good West
erns-sit up and take notice.
Paramounts' latest perturbation OF
Zane Grey novel, Born to the
West" comes to the Opera House on
Friday. Advance notices proclaim it
to be the best of this company's Sc
res of similar films. Certainly. the
bettered. We find Jack Holt, the
Raymond Hatton. in q comedy role.
Arlete Marchal, supplying additional
pulchritude, and George Siegman
playing a heavy" as only he can.
John Waters is credited with the di-
rection. AS he is a new director, we
can look forward to novel treatment
and many surprise features.
The glare of New York days and
nights: the shadows of the Roaring
Forties where march the hosts of
Thespfan; the drab routine of life in
the sidestreets with the music of
jazz and tinkling glass within ear
shot! All. these impressions are pres
ent in Evelyn Brent's latest melo-
drama Queen O. Diamonds" just re-
| leased by +. B. O. and coming on the
Friday program.
Stepping for the nonce from crook
characters to which she has given
such famously skilful Interpretation
Evelyn Brent comes again to us in q
chorus girl role-a type of character
she Slorified in her recent production
"a Broadway Lady" AS Jerry Lynn
girl of big show chorus who bears
a striking likeness to very fam
Gus New York star. Miss Brent has
any number of big situations in
queen o. Diamonds" on which tc
bestow her remarkable talents.
Romance, adventure and intrigue
feature Looking for Trouble" the
my ti odl-blue Sliedk western tnat
will be the Saturday feature. Jack
Hoxie is the star of this thrilling
picture and is again pleasing his vast
army of admirers. Universal has CIV
en- HoXie a great supporting cast
Among the players are Marceline
Day, James Gordon Russell, William
Dyer, Peggy Montgomery, Edmund
Cobb, Bud Osborne, Bert DeMarc and
Harry Russell ar ool<ipC for vTro,bIo,,
was directed by Robert North Brad
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