Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-24
!. Screen Offerings for the Week
Film Features for
Week of May oath

MoNDAY-Jetta Goudal IN Three
Faces East" and TITS the Old Army
Game" with W. c. Fields.
TUEsDAY-"Tree to Love" with
Clara Bow and Donald Keith, also
1.-THE Fate Of Flirt" with Dorothy
Revier and Forrest Stanley.
WEDNEspAY-"Brown Of Rar.
yard" featuring William Haines and
q strong supporting cast; and "The
Flame"
THURSpAY-Elaine Hammerstein
In 1.-THE Unwritten Law" and Trans.
continental Limited" with Johnnie
Walker.
FRIDAY-"old Loves for New"
Featuring Lewis Stone and Barbara
Bedford, and Art Accord in Western
Pluck"
sATURDAY-Anita Stewart star
ring in "Morganson's Finish"
An old phrase soon destined to
come into popularity again the we'll
known saying Its the Old Army
Game" Why? That's the title Of
W. c. Fields first starring picture
for Paramount, which arrives at the
Opera House today as the second
feature hlf on the double bill.
Old timers will testify that the
phrase has nothing to do with the
army. Fields himself says it means.
Never give sucker an even break"
And that Just about explains it.
This humorous side Of American
picture. a characterization he has
made famous on the musical comedy
stage. Louise Brooks Is featured.
Edward Sutherland directed.
Drama, real and potent, is some
thing that Is often spoken of. but
seldom brought forward in the the
atre, either on the screen or in the
legitimate theatre.
! There is always, however, the ex-
ception to the rule, and one Of these
rare exceptions will come, when
Free to Love-" the B. P. Schulberg
production, featuring Clara Bow and
Donald Keith is shown at the Opera
House Tuesday with a cast that in
cludes such fine actors as Raymond
Mckee, Hallam Cooley and Charles
Hill Males and Winter Hall. to sup
port the inimitable Clara Bow, this
picture tells the story Of a young
girls effort to live down a past
shady through no fault Of her own.
who is ready to make the supreme
sacrifice for her own loved one.
An unusually popular character
cast is billed for "The Fate of a
Flirt," which will be the companion
picture tomorrow.
Four stars head the cast, whose
names in themselves have contribut-
ed to the enjoyment of countless
movie fans. They are Dorothy Re-
vier. the lovely young Columbia fav-
orite in its Waldorf series, Forrest
Stanley. Thomas Ricketts, and Phil
lips Smalley.
Miss Revier in an unnotorious
manner has swiftly attainer the
heights of screen popularity. Such
films as Enemy Of Men," "Steppin'
Out" Sealed Lips and many others,
have endeared her to the public.
Forrest Stanley is a well-known
leading man. And Thomas Ricketts,
and Phillips Smalley are character
actors whose names attached to a
picture assure 1t to have hilariously
funny side. ,
Dozens Of the most important coll
leges in the United States and one
English university are represented in
the production Of Brown Of Harvard"
the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer production.
winch Is coming TO the opera House
on Wednesday.
First Of ALL Of course, there is Har-
ward. Many Of the scenes of the pic
ture were taken in and about Cam
bridge, Mass, and shots Of the 1925
football game between Harvard and
Yale have been incorporated in the re-
leased version.
The play enjoyed enormous popu-
larity behind the footlights and is one
of the truest and finest stories OF col
lege life filmed. The sport scenes are
among the most exciting ever filmed
and have been woven into an utterly
captivating love story.
Jack Pickford. Mary Brian, Francis
x. Bushman, Jr., Mary Alden, David
Terrence, Edward Connolly, Quinn
Williams and Ernest Gillen are In the