Evening star., 1928-02-13

have been mace III tne Stofy III It's
screen production. the most outstanding
being the change of the locale from a
Mexican border town TO mythical
of the Mediterranean. However. it Is
still the same vivid melodrama. replete
with emotion. pathos thrills and ad-
venture. and interpreted by flnc cast.
including Noah Beery and Gilbert Ro-
land in support of Miss Talmadec
Miss Talmadge's iole In "The Dove"
Is far different from her recent ones.
notably that of Camille" her last
picture Although she has done better
work in other productions, her inter-
probation of The Dove" will rank as
one Of her long list OF fine pictures.
She mjects splendid acting into the part
den. whose lovelineSs shines above the
sordd atmosphere to furnish the play
its title. However the real star OF
The Dove" proves to be Noah Becry.
cast IN the colorful role of the villain
Gus aspirant for the favor of the can
tina's songstress and guitar strummer
He displays extraordinary skill In &
part of almost unlimited possibilities
taking advantage of them to such an
extent as to make his work oversfadow
even that of Miss Talmadge and Gil
o"I| hoidFu III tne TOle OF tne ncrE
young gambler
JOY Bells" one of the most clabo-
rate stage presentations yet shown. re-
yeals a deal of fine music. dancing
and hilariously funny Skit. The Pal
acc Svncopators again arc prominent.
appearing In costumes somewhat remi-
nisccnt of those worn by a choir Wes-
lev Eddy Is again guest conductor. and
he contributes some neat fiddle playing
while dancing There Is some delight
ful and graceful dancing BY Eva Mas
cagno and her ballet Other acts in the
proeram include Roma Brothers gvm-
Hasts: Charlotte Arrcn. eccentric dane
or; Douglas Wright e. Co. featuring
a WISE and weird Spark Plug" and
scottv Weston. triple-time tap dancer
NJ, G. NJ. newsreel completes fine bill
RIALTO-"A Hero for a Night"
An interesting Universal picture is
being shown this week at the Rialto.
"A Hero for Night" featuring Glenn
Tryon as an ingenious taxi driver with
an inventive turn Of mind who en-
hcllishes his cab with numerous de-
vices for the comfort and convenience
Of his passengers. and Patsy Ruth Mil
Ter AS Mary Sloan. daughter of the
shaving soap maenate. Samuel Sloan.
who is spending few weeks at a
Summer resort.
The ambitious Hirma Hastings Is
iearning How to FLY in Six Parts
through a correspondence school. He
has assembled a plane from various
odd r'eces, and also formulated the
idea that by rising in tho air and watt
ing for thu earth to revolve on its axis
one can arrive and descend at any de-
sired destinat ton
His theories were unexpectedly put
TO test when Sloan had urgent need TO
reach New York City to protect his in
terests. and the plane seemed the quick
CT. If not the safer method of travel A
wild. exciting nonstop flight ensucs
and the msgnate warns Hiram TO GO
"aSv as this Is the first timn he nr his
laughter have ever been un in the air
He is Informed You've go' nothing on
me. it's my first too" TIL" amateur
aviator hunts through th" irS'~lct'"n
book for directions for landing and
finds that that subject is covered In
'cs~on VI due in two weeks
Burr Mcintosh. the distinguished
actor takes the part Of Samuel Sloan
ond is one of the best known radio en-
ter'ainers on the Pacific Coast
The stage presented tabloid Of The
musical comedy "Tarrerjn"." with
east including Bornadine Brady Will
lam Lilling and Johnnie Fields who is
highly entertaining as King of Tan
gerine isle whore the women do all the
work. There may be number Of help
III! hints In this n'av for husbands and
wives whose marital ties are sla"kentng,
The News Reel shows the pcculia:
hall game PLAYED In Cuba: Henry L
Stimson. Governor Of the Philippines
Grace Moore. the singer discovered by
Otto Kahn: the French fvers enter
tanned at the White House and tn
rousing reception rendered Lindberch
By President Maehado and popu!ace of
Cuba