The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-08-15

ELrINCE THEATRE

glorified in pictures, football games
have reached the screen and the col
legianS' baseball games have not
been neglected. Now, comes the
rowing race with its colorful back
ground, thrilling struggle, and the
human conflict behind it.
A race forms the underlying theme
Of "ROlled Stockings now showing
at the Eltinge.
Leading up to the big climax are,
all the elements which 60 to form
the drama and lure of university
life = young athlete who sees in
the four-year period chance to
glorify, his prowess; sophomore
who kids" his way through the cuff
riculum with plenty Of, diversion in
motoring; a college. beauty, and q
jazzy blonde who likes to have the
i undergraduates take her on parties.
Richard Arlen is the athlete.
James Hall the philanderer, Louise
Brooks the college beauty and Nancy
Phillips the. jazz loving vamp.
Comedy furnished by Ell Brendel
is plentifully sprinkled through the
exciting scenes leading up to- the
crew race. go - ~
Here is a poppy cast of youngsters
| in zippy story. Girls and boys will
love it, while their fathers and
I mothers will get q kick out of it..
Seeing is believing; don't miss Roll
ed Stockings!" ,
CAPITOL THEATRE
Private Izzy Murphy" the War
ner picture now showing at the
Capitol Theatre, contains actual
I NJ
their march up Fifth Avenue be-
/ tween cheering crowds. On the re-
viewing stands are seen notables Of
the day. Governor Smith, Jimmy
| Walker. Mayor Hylan, William RAM
dOlph Hearst and others.
George Jessel, star Of the piece,
who was in reality a mere kid at
the time. is shown marching with
the soldiers. Clever use Of double
exposure made the illusion possible.
I"Private Icy Murphy" is the story
of New York delicatessen keeper
who takes an Irish name for bust
ness reasons and keeps it when he
goes overseas a. q member Of the
"Old 6StA." an Irish regiment.
| In support Of Jessel are Patsy
Ruth Miller and Vera Gordon.
There is an excellent supporting
cast. and the picture was directed
by Lloyd Bacon. Warmers have had
called forth more widespread COM
mendation than this side splitting.
tear-jerking story of the adventures
in love, war and some other things
OF the ingratiating young Private
lazy Murphy"
! PALACE.MANDxN
Stage entertainment at the Palace
Theatre. Mandan, for TuesdayDAvs-
ming, features the Kariminei Haa16t,
. company Of three men and three
women in Russian dancing oct Of
hic. quality. Very fine costumes
and special stage setting sto used in
their act billed a. "A Dance Diver
SION"
Mae Saltmarsh appearine % LADY
! Wonder Trombonists sings to hSf
own piano accompaniment IN addition
city solos. Jack ) TlN Mcbride Of
fer . comedy sketch called. "a Sim
pie Affair.s
Sam Bevo comes highly 'recom-
mended asa blaek1ace entertainer
featuring harsn1nieas which h4 plays
!, to perfection. Syneopated and blues
4 selections ~ we'll - novelties which
he. introdsces for comedy are sur
prisingly we'll done. Sylvester q
With are College Athletes" ), and
their act u one Of the finest Of Its
kind ever offered at the Palace.
They demonstrate strength and en-
I durance featuring the difficult hand
to hand ''roll over"
The screen play il "The Bin
SHOW with Helen Ferguson feI
sO4cu'
! only one person in every three II