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Evening star., 1927-11-20
WHERE do motion picture stars
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come from?
This perennially intriguing question
Is one the Hollywood producers would
like to have answered, too. They
don't know. either. With voices up
lifted for "new faces for the screen"
they are striving daily to discover
and train young players in whom
they see promise of popularity.
AT the Paramount Studio there are
more than a dozen eager young men
and women in whom studio execu-
tives think they see their stars of
tomorrow. However, movie fame Is
f1eeting" has become almost axiom
attic.
There is, for instance, Ruth Taylor,
lately thrust into the role of Lorelei.
the heroine of Gentlemen Prefer
Blondes" She may be a star in a
year, it Is rumored. Certainly much
praise has been given her perform =
ance. Will she be as good in other
roles as important? Paramount ex-
ecutives hope SO; she Is Signed to
a long-term contract.
But she Is one of the many. There
is Charles Rogers, successfully the
hero of Wings" Mary Pickford' S
leading man, Clara Bows leading
man, and now the Able Of "Abie's
Irish Rose" If he isn't starring ma
terial, a whole series of star making
roles has been wasted on him. There
is also Fay Wray, heroine of the
unreleased 1.-THE Wedding March," in
which she gave so fine performance
that she became Emil Jannings' lead
ing woman in THE Streets of Sip,"
and is now heroine in "The Legion of
the Condemned"
Richard Arlen and James Hall can
scarcely be called "unlnowns," yet
their careers are just starting. They
have several good performances to
their credit, and their popularity is
growing. Louise Brooks Is another
who, with dozen. good roles behin,l
her. awaits bigger chance. The'~''
b Todd. one Of the loNelisst Of T., :
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A Boxed In Set.

A "BOXED.IN" set is the special
presentation that has been or
dered for the last few weeks of shoot.
ing on THE Chaser" Harry Lang
don's latest comedy, which is in the
final stages of production. Guards
have been stationed at all entrances,
with orders to keep out every one not
actually necessary to the making of
the picture.
This means that the company Is be-
ginning to film its most priced gags"
A gag Is precious thing In the life
Of comedy producer and 1t may be
appropriated" by some unscrupuIpus
comedy porch.climber," reaching the
screen via a quickly made two-reeler
before 1t can be seen in the feature
production.
Should this occur, its value Is OBJ
"'ously lost for the bigger picture.
s.sec no care which is taken that
of the big Sags' leak out.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
EARLE-Mrs. Wallace Reid.

The Earle Theater next week, be-
ginning Sunday afternoon, will
present unique double attraction
employing the services of a single
star. Mrs. Wallace Reid. widow of
the screens former comedian, Wally
Reid, will headline the vaudeville
bill in dramatic playlet entitled
Evidence" and the photoplay attrac.
ton will be The Satin Woman" in
which Mrs. Reid is the star.
The program also will include Guy
j. Sampsel and Lily Leonhard in
THE Woman -Haters Club" a sat-
irical travesty on the Weaker Sex".
the original Honey boys in "a Bee
hive Full of Honey; and Eve Prout
and Forbes Brothers Co. in Dance
Fashions" -> -,
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In Search of Perfect Girls.

z w. MURNAU, German director,
who made Sunrise" Is searching
for 'the perfect girl" or rather two
perfect girls, one blonde and one
brunette. He wants them for his new
production, '"The Four Devils" for
which he is now casting.
The perfect" girls. according to
Murnau's requirements, must be be-
tween feet ] inch and feet 3 inches
in height, between II and II years of
age and have figures in exact proper.
tion to their height. They must also
be perfect of face and have that
elusive quality that registers photo
graphically. 1t is not necessary that
they have stage or screen experience.
James Ryan, casting director, has
already interviewed 400 candidates
without success. a@
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LITTLE THEATER-"Tartuffe, the
Hypocrite." -

UFA's new comedy, ''Tartuffe, the
Hypocrite, in which Emil Jannings
plays the title role. will be held over
for second week at the Little
Theater, beginning this afternoon. The
film is based on q story by Moliere,
and is described as humorous satire
on hypocrisy, the theme being given
modern twist by the introduction of.
Il prologue and epilogue laid in the
world of today.
. The seventeenth century fascination
and color of the original work are said
to be well adapted in the screen yer.
sion by Carl Mayer. F. w. Murnau
directed.
Jannings is supported by Werner
kraus and Lii Dagover. The feature
is accompanied by a Harold Lloyd
comedy, a film record of Comdr.
Byrd's historic flight over the North,
Pole, other short films and the music
of the Little Theater Trio. So - : -
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METROPOLITAN-"The Drop Kick. >


Richard Barthelmess is the star at
Crandall's Metropolitan Theater this
week. in First Nationals production
of The Drop Kick" adapted by Wini-
fred Dunn from the story Glitter"
by Katherine Brush and directed by
Millard Webb.
1t is story of the campus and grid.
iron, and is said to represent Ameri-
can college life as it is actually lived
at our seats of learning. Supporting
the star are Barbara Kent, Dorothy
Revier. Eugene Strong. Alberta
Vaughn. James Bradbury, jr.; Brooks
Benedict. Hedda Hopper, Mayme
kelso, George Pearce and the Ten Ma
tional College Stars. selected from 81
American colleges by First National
Pictures.
In addition the program will include
a comedy and scenic and the Metro
politan World Survey.
THE Drop Kick" is primarily a ro-
mantle comedy of college life. through
which runs a vein of keen humor.
The climax of the action. however, is
reached in realistic and thrilling foot
ball game. in which Barthelmess takes
the part of a youth who. long suspected
of being a cad. muffs his first oppor.
tunity to save the game for his alma
mater but comes through the hero of
the encounter when put back in the
lineup for second chance. The title
OF "The Drop Kick is derived from
the play which saves the game and
brings college immortality to Jock
Hamill in the last 2 minutes of play.
The character of Jock Hamill has
been etched, it is said, with fine re.
gard for the diversity of thought and
action to be found lin any typical
young American college man. The
breadth of treatment which has been
accorded the role affords Barthelmess
ample opportunity to reveal those
qualities which have made him one of
the most popular of the younger
screen actors.
Daniel Breeskin. conductor of the
Symphony Orchestra, will offer as the
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About Richard Arlen.

X RlCHARD ARLEN, youthful leading
:, man who plays the role of ,Tohn
ohreVe in THE Blood Shin" the
thrilling sea picture now showing on
locai screen. is a Virginian. Born
IN charlottesville. he was transplanted
as a child To Minnesota, his family
making their home in st. Paul Here
ne received his early education. going
70 81 Thomas College and later to
syracuse University.
hollywood first knew Richard Arlen
IN 1871, when he appeared as an extra
IN Allan Dwan productions. He plaved
small part in "Quicksands." followed
py a more important role in Beyond
the Seas for Selznick. Arlen left pic.
lures for time to indulge in a little
globe trottinG, travelling extensively in
Europe and China. When he returned
70 hollywood he played bits with Col
ieen Moore and George Fitzmaurice
In 1925 he was signed to a contract
! py paramount. In "In the Name OF
Love. THE Enchanted Hill" and BE
| nina the Front" he played the lead
ing juvenile leads. Richard Arlen was
recently married to Jobyna Ralston
we'll known screen star.
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GYETY-"Cook.a-Doodle Doo."

Jean Bedini returns to Columbia
Burlesque with new show, Cook.
a-Doodle-Do." at the Gayety Theater
next week, the theme of which Is said
to be designed to reproduce the grille
revues of New York's night clubs.
. Bedini and Arthur. jugglerss Turner
Brothers. acrobatic dancers" Bunny B.
and chorus of two dozen talented
girls VIII be among the outstanding
features IS
Evening star., 1927-11-20

Olive Borden, 1t Is. reported. win join
United Artists on completion OF her
contract with Fox. The star, consid.
cred among the most promising OF the
young screen .hopefuls. Is said to be
unable To agree on salary figure for
renewal Of her Fox contract.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
STRAND-"HolIywood sc,na.l. !.

Minnie bud" Harrison heads the
cast in Hollywood Scandals" the MI.
tual Burlesque production at the
Strand Theater next week. This show
is new on the Mutual circuit this sea.
son, and the cast includes a number OF
favorites as well as a talented chorus
of Is girls.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
WARDMAN PARK-"The Marriage
Circle -" - T"

The Motion Picture Guild will pre-.
sent at the Wardman Park Theater
this week revival of Ernst Lubitsch's
first American success, 1.-The Marriage
Circle" comedy of the gay life of
Vienna in which, Adolphe Menjou,
Florence Vidor, Monte Blue and Marie
Provost have the leading roles,
The story relates the domestic diff.
culties of two young couples in pres.
ent-day Vienna. who try to find com.
panionship with every one but each
other until they all find that, perhaps
home is the best place. Lubitsch has
preserved the charm and sophistica.
ton of fashionable Austria. as only a
true Viennese could, it is said
Also on the program are several
short subjects and music.
Evening star., 1927-11-20

concert overture selections from Franz
Lehar's operetta Tho Merry Widow"
The theme number for THE Dron
Kick" will be Il Kiss Before the
Dawn" and the exit march will be
Tell Me Little Daisy"
Evening star., 1927-11-20
KEITH'S-Dr. Rockwell.

DIR. Rockwell. well known comic.
will headline the bill at B. F. Keith,s
Theater next week.
John T. Murray and Vivian Oak
land will be featured in Songs and
Satires."
Evening star., 1927-11-20

Louise Dresser has been signed to
play opposite Rudolph Schildkraut in
Our Doctor" being produced by Cecil
B. De Mile. IA -
Evening star., 1927-11-20

Next Weeks Photoplays
PALACE - Lionel Barrymore
in THE Thirteenth Hour"
MEIROPOLITAN - Dorothy
Mackaill and Jack Mulhall in
The Crystal Cup"
RIALTO-Laura La Plante in
Silk Stockings"
LITTLE THEATER-Rudolph
Valentino in Monsieur Beau
caire."
WARDMAN PARK-"Tartuffe
the Hypocrite."
Evening star., 1927-11-20
Coming Attractions

Phel, William. Mitchell, Robert Ma.
lone, Lee Daily, Ivan Arbuckle and
others. ..- .
Evening star., 1927-11-20
|Photoplays This Week
SILENT DRAMA ATTRACTIONS

FOX-"The College Widow" This afternoon evening
COLUMBAIhe Garden or Allah This afternoon evening
MEIROPOLlIAN- Drop kick This afternoon and
RiALTQ-Ihe M Blood Bloc Ship" This This afternoon and evening
LITTLE TEATERTartuhe the Hypocr (second week. Thi,
afternoon and evening
WARDMAN PARk-"The Marriage Circle This evening
Evening star., 1927-11-20
RIALTO-"The Blood Shin"

THE Blood Ship" drama concern.
ing those who went down 10 the sea
in clipper ships, in the days when
hell ships" were q reality and q CAP.
tain admitted no higher authority than
himself. is the feature picture at the
Rialtb This week.
The cast is headed by Hobart Bos.
worth. Jacqueline Logan and Richard
Arien, and the picture was adapted
from Norman SpriDgcr's novel of the
same name.
the Golden Bodgh, hated by every
sailor who knew him. His vessel,
nicknamed THE Blood Ship because
of the bestiality and cruelty with
which he and FitzSibbons. his first
mate, treated their crews. was avoided
by seamen in every port. While the
ship was berthed at San Francisco
there arrived a man who asked where
Capt. SwOpe could be found. This was
Newman, who had been BETRAYED by
Swope years before, the latter having
run of with Newmans wife and baby
daughter. Also interested in the
Golden Bough, but for different
reason, is John Shreve. a young sailor
lad who is in love with Mary, be.
lleVed by oil to be Capt. Swope's
iauShter. Many tense situations fol-
low' which lead to thrilling climax
"nen SWope Is exposed and Mary re.
united with her real father and lover.
Crville Rennie in a new selection
of songs returns as the stage feature.
The overture by the Rialto Orchestra
Is "A Biographical Brief arranged
and conducted by Rox RommelI. A.
ColleSians Comedy and International
news reel are added
Evening star., 1927-11-20

i Soft Living" is the title of Madge
Bellamy's new picture, an original by
Frances Agnew. John Bowers plays
opposite.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
COLUMBIA-"The Garden OF Allah. T"

Rex Ingram's latest production.
The Garden of Allah," is the attrac-
ton this week at Loew's Columbia
with Alice Terry and Ivan Petroyich
in the featured roles.
The theme is doubtless familiar as
a thrice-told tale in novel, play and
cinema since Robert Hichens first
wrote 1T 20 years ago. The story
concerns a young monk who falls in
love after 80 years of celibacy. and
later is haunted by the knowledge
that he has broken his solemn vows.
After honeymooning on the Sahara
his wife learns of his past life and
sends him back to his monastery cell,
The story reached it's climax when
the forces of nature and the turmoil
in the minds of the leading char
acters fuse into one devastating
whole. This managed by a terrific
aandstorm which inexorably pounds
the hero into submission so that
when the storm dies he is left with.
an inevitable solution of the tragic
problem brought on by the irresisti-
BILE sweep of his desire. -
Alice Terry has the role of Don1ini.
the girl who sends her lover back to
the rigid seclusion of his cell even
though she loves him. She Is sup
ported by Ivan Petrovich, a Serbian
leading man new to American audi
cnces, and a cast of continental play
erS.
Short reels and orchestral music
round out the program.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
PREsIDENT-"The Gondoliers." !"

The President Theater Light Opera
CO., T. Arthur Smith. director. will Of
fer for its next production the Gilbert
& Sullivan opera. THE Gondoiiers." I"
at the President Theater beginning
next Monday night.
1t is described as a light opera
which contains the fine old music for
which the English composers were
noted and a highly interesting plot.
The plot concerns two Venetian broth
ers--twins-who are in love with two
sisters. In a spirit Of fun the men
are blindfolded and told to choose each
his lady-love. Happily, they choose
rightly and when the wedding feast
10 being celebrated it Is interrupted by
q messenger from Spain who claims
that one of the brothers is heir to the
throne of CASTLE. As they are twins
there Is nothing left to do but take
them both and the story then tells of
how they Jared in Spain.
The cast will features, Mary Craig.
Hazel Huntington, Anne Yago. Harry
Evening star., 1927-11-20
NATIONAL-"Two Girls Wanted"

NAIIUNAI- Two UlflS Ndnte0.
The first John Golden Offering of
the season comes to the National
Theater, beginning next Monday
night. 1t is Two Girls Wanted"
Gladys Unger's sparkling comedy
which ran for IL weeks at the Little
Theater in New York last season.
1t was staged by Winchell Smith,
and is said TO fit snugly within the
long-established John Golden formula
for wholesome entertainment.
The story concerns two sisters from
small New England town-one a
pert, attractive youngster of II. and
the other slightly older, who come to
New York, and relates how they sur
mount the obstacles that block their
path to success. The opening scene
Is laid in small New York hall bed
room. with the Third Avenue Elevated
rumbling by. The other scenes are
in the offices of Wall Street magnate
and a palatial country home on Long
Island.
The original cast will present the
comedy here. headed by Nydia West
man. Playing opposite her is Donald
Foster. and others include Mary
Philips, Frank Monroe, Grace Menken,
Charles Latte. Mary Hampton, Char
lotte Denniston, May Duryea, Herbert
Saunders. John Humphrey, John Le-
Feyre and John Brammall.
Evening star., 1927-11-20

second Cniteu ARTISTS picture
of Norma Talmadge. will he directed
by Henry King, and not Fred Niblo
as was previously announced, The
production date is undetermined, but
Agnes Christine tombstone is prepar-
ing the story for the screen.
Niblo. who has just completed the
Gilda Gray picture, The Devi
Dancer" will direct the final Ronald
Colman-V Wilma Banky co-starrine
film, Flower of Spain" 1t had beer
announced some time ago that King
would direct either The Darling Of
the Gods" or my Woman"
David Wark Griffith has completed
camera work on Drums of Love,
his first United Artists feature. ant
the picture was finished a whole
week before scheduled time, whicl
is. indeed. something entirely new ii
motion picture production. The cas-
of the picture includes Mary Phil
bin. Lionel Barrymore, Don Alva
RADIO, Tully Marshall, Roscmar,
Cooper, Rose Rosanova. joyce
Coad, Charles Hill Males, vii
fam Austin and Eugene Besserer
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guests were present who thoroughly
enjoyed the dir. =. as it was the
first time that the majority Of those
present had ever eaten pheasant
meat. After dinner the evening was
spent in music and social chat.
Word has been received of the
death Of NJ. J. McCune Of Mime
apolis, Monday, Oct. "a. Mr.. Nc
Cune formerly had butcher shop
in Braddock and was well known
here. He had been in failim health
for several years, but has been able
to attend to his work until last
week. The funeral was held Thurs
day. Deep sympathy is felt for the
family in their bereavement.
The Braddock Study and Civic
club held . food sale in Ole Vic and
Lang store Monday afternoon.
Mrs. H. E. Fraser was q passen-
ger to Bismarck Tuesday afternoon
returning home Wednesday morn
ing.
S. Drum and S. w. Fletcher left
Wednesday by auto for Their re-
spective homes in Sotuh Dakota.
Alex Jawaski held an auction sale
Wednesday at his home near Long
Lake. Everything sold well. Mr..
Jawaski intends to move with his
faliy to Detroit, Mich, where he
will work At his trade in = garage.
E. F. Savage met with . serious
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The next meeting will be held with
Mrs. K. Aarvig.
tendin Valley City State college
spent the weekend at her home
here, visiting her mother, who is
quite i'll.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. T. j. Marx Saturday after
noon. which only lived q few hours.
The mother is doing well now.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. L. j. Windland Sunday morn
ing.
Mrs. E. r. Savage, Gordon Nc
Lachlan. Rachel Shepard and Mr..
and Mrs. Jas Murphy drove to Bis
nlarck Sunday afternoon to visit
with Mrs. Savage ut st. Alexius hos
pital. Mr.. Savage is doing as well
as can be expected, but will be there
for some days yet.
Services will be held in the NJ. T..
Church next Sunday morning at
1880.
Club Notes
The Braddock Study and Civic
cruz met with MRS. Shepard We'd
nesday evening. At this meeting a
large box of baby clothes were
packed and sen thy the club to the
Florence Crittendon home at Far
60. The club also heard read let
ter from the woman's club at VAN
couver, B. c., thanking Mrs. A. J..
Piers for the paper "Women as
Dramatists.' sent to them on re-
guest. This paper was written by
Mrs. Piers last winter for one Of
the clubs regular programs. The
program for the evening was as fol-
lows: Roll call, Tribute to Beauty;
What Eevry Woman Can Learn
About Interior Decoration, Mrs.
Daiter; Meeting Interior Decoration
Problems of Today, Mrs. Barton;
Discussion, First Aids in Interior
Decoration" Mrs. Bowen; Aud
Lang Sane" (Sotch Ballad), club.
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Garfield

Mrs. Anna Strand and sons Ar
thur and Einor spent the weekend
at Bentry, N. D., visiting at the N.
@. Strand home.
There was not any school last
week, as the teachers attended the
N. D. E. A.
A large crowd attended the sale
ut the ]. Howe homo Saturday.
Everything sold went 1T high
price.
John Howe t. doing mason work
on A. Fishers garage in Regain.
Mrs. S. L. Jancahl entertained
the junior boys an dgirls to . din
ner Sunday, after Sunday school.
There was not . large crowd 1t
Sunday school Sunday br :ause Of
muddy roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Ghylin attend.
ed the r. T. A. convention in Bis
uiarck Thursday.
There are two more scholars en-
rolled in school here. They are
Irene and Dolores MCCULLOUGH.
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Brien and children
visited at the Ed O'Brien home in
Wilton Sunday afternoon.
SsAAs 0sS0 NA40s ~ We VuASUDVU
visited at the J. Home home sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Little visited
at the E. Mowder home Sunday.
A few from here attended the
pentecostal services IN Regain Sum
day evening.
A. r. Ghylin is doing repair work
on the old Nicholson place this week.
Everett Bailey is staying It the
Taylor home doing chores while the
Taylors are gone.
Miss Irma Myers spent The week
in Wilton helping her mother at the
hotel. while Mrf. and Mrs. Cunning
ham attended the funeral Of their
mother in Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Olson attended
the funeral Of Mrs. J. " Olson ia
Minnesota.
Mrs. J.. Howe and Mrs. Harry
Davenport were callers at the Alvin
Ghylin,s homo Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Olson ard Pete
jacobson wee callers ct the Ole Of.
son home Sunday.
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this vicinity but there is q great
need Of them rs it helps teachers
and parents to work together, at
least that is the way it should be.
P4ul Hapel has traded his pool
hall in Menoken to Harold Arnold
for his garage il Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Hauser At
tended the sale north Of Bismarck
last week. They also did some shop
ping in town.
Church services are being held in
the Glencoe and Stewarsdale
churches every Sunday.
The work on Henry Mills new
home is progressing nicely. It will
will Be remembered that Mr.. Mills
home was destroyed by fire last fall.
James Karas has accepted q posi-
ton Of doing some painting for the
Standard Oil company.
This vicinity received . pleasant
shower Saturday which will help the
fall rye and also help the farmers
who are doing their fall blowing.