Perth Amboy evening news. [volume], December 22, 1921, FINAL EDITION, Page 4, Image 4

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AUTO BADLY DAMAGED
IN CRASH WITH TRUCK
Two automobile* operated by
8te\* Kozusko. of in Hal! avenue,
and AVx Sl'snltskr of Florida Grove
road Hope awn, were involved in a
collision a*. Mapl street and N’ew
Brntvawi k nvenu yesterday after
noon. Koz i-ko's t c was badly dam
aged b gg • > one la- hurt in fbe
crash.
FTotn th' Melon ;,c!e Of
fice • Freni: Bel both It has heen
lea red th*- Sitan rsky, driving a
truck. *tr-,ck K- zttSho’s machine
while atti tnrrin:- to turn into Maple
street. Ti e -ruck v ns traveling west
and th • set. ml machine was going
east. Bit a nitek v Is declared to have
strut it Kui isko-* t ar at the left rear
. wheel
I OtBecr S. ihoth 1 rr'iil Bitanitski
■ and served « lumir.i ns to appear In
Icoui th'* morning but Acting Fle
Wj-order Stephen F. Bomogyl contin
Phied the vase until Friday morning.
THEATRES
Two Fraltin- at (ti-sriil
Night photograptn. of a degree ot
excellence that rarely has been ap
proached in the history of the mo
tion picture industry. Is said to stand
out prominently in various parts of i
“The Patriot," the thrilling drama)
by Monte M, Katt«-rjohn. which will |
be seen at the Crescent theatre to-i
day with William 8. Hart in the title I
role.
An Impressive night scene is that
which depicts the American troops j
seated about their bonfires, just be-;
fore "Taps." In this, the flickering;
flames bring out the features of the
men in bold contrast against the
Inky background intermittently il
luminating the tents, a* well.
Still another commendable piece
of night photography Is provided by
the scene which shows the tents of
the soldiers illuminated within. A )
bugler suddenly appears In relief
. against the canvas of one. and, j
blowing "Taps." sounds the signal!
for th.- extinguishing of the light* | ri
lone by one the lights disappear un-| j
| til only darkness remains, penetrut- tM
.<! faintly, however, by the glowing [,,,
embers of the campfires.
The photographic achievements of ,
■ "The Patriot'; are accredited to <n
Cameraman Joe August.
The foreign relations committee of 0,1
♦It -enate has frequently consul. • • i _
treaties to make easier the ex- m
t .dinon "f eilminais who have . —
raped from America to the Latin
’ Ymerlcas. In the course of its in
vestigation the committee discovered ;
that scores of daring criminals leave!
New York for South America where
'■ they are practically safe' front Unit
ed States law A particularly bracen ,
|att>inpt to escape from New York!
[ Jo South America is made by a dee- :
perate criminal In '•Luring Lips." j
the Universal action-drama w hich :s i
now attracting hundreds of piaygo- '
ers to the Crescent theatre.
\t tile (.rand
She had too many clothes—she had j
too many servants—she had too j
many horses—she had too much '
money—she had too many suitors—
she was too good looking.
And she wasn't satisfied.
Things came tiro easily to Nan f
Itntledge. the spoiled eighteen-'ear
old daughter of Major itutledge. An
Indulge nt multi-millionaire father '
had giten her loo much of the.
worldly goods.
She hated men. the weak-kneed
lady-like males who won croquet j
championships and staggered on tea. .
She wanted a brute. A man who'
would grab her around the throat,
drag her away into his mountain i
fastness and choke her into love.
Sh® got what she wanted and too I
much of that when she decided to
try her charms on Anthony Hut- j
ledge, an inveterate woman-hater.
All her life had been made up of
loo much of everything, but she I
found out she couldn’t get too much |
of genuine love.
Marie Pretost is an adorable little
kittenish "baby vamp" in "Moon- ,
light Follies." w hicb shows at tile
Grand theatre tomorrow. i *
^Hei^flirtatiou^lhn>per^H^h^Jdb^^““
•h eharaeierlzatton i* flawless. The
ilrersal Mar and former Sennett
thins beauty is a natural born co
lette.
"Moonlight Follies' Is ;< comedy
:M1U with a moral. It vividly shows
lat happens when an irresistnbie
niiette meets an immovable male.]
••Shams <>f Society" at Dltmas.
"Shams ot Society." one of the
most unusual photodramas of the
day. will he shown for the first
times today at the Ditnias theatre
where it will remain for three days.
The story is based upon the novel
Shams ' from the facile pen of Wal
; i M c Namara anil was adapted to [
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the screen by Kenneth O’Hara and
Mary Murillo. Its big feature, apart
from the unexcelled direction of
Thomas B. Walsh and the splendid
cast, is the surprise ending which
probably outrivals any other ever at
tempted on the screen. The plot re
volves about a young couple who ,
have wealth and position bi/t the
husband neglec ts to provide his pret- .
ty wife with spending money tend
tiiat causes the difficulties which 1
form the basis of a most engrossing
story.
Woven info the story is a delight
ful touch of human interest in scenes I
that depict the home life of a Jew
ish family and a barmltzvah party.
Barbara Casileton. Montagu Love.
Maoey Mariam. Julia Swayne Gordon
Lucille Lee Stewart. Edwards Davis
nnri other* appear In the cast and tho
production, distributed by R-C Pic
ture* Corporation, easily maintain*
that organizations high standard of
excellence.
4 on drill 2 County Postmasters.
WASHINGTON. Dee. 22.—The
senate has confirmed the appoint
ment of tho following New Jersey
postmasters:
fronts A. Strict. East Orange: An
nie f* Hammond. Mountain View;
Herbert C. Dodge. Sparta: Ada Tt.
Nafew. Eato.itown; S.Matilda Mount.
Jameshu rg: Frank K. Rldgway,
Woodatown: William 11. Crenelle,
Haworth: Jesse W. English, Weno
nah: William J. Knrbonitz. Nixon,
and Katherine E. Fraleigh. Seagirt.
GEO. GLASSER MGR. (
GRAIN >
Always a Big Show at a Small Admission
CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE. 2 TO 11 P. M.
TODAY ONLY
“Winners of the
West”
SECOND EPISODE
Starring
ART ACORD
The greatest historical and :
educational serial for young i
or old.
Also A Comedy
Marie Prevost
Featuring In
“ MOONLIGHT
FOLLIES”
The Peppery picture <>f a
Pretty Bnbv Vamp who
could get all the men she
wanted excepting the fnve
Man who finally got her.
Latest News
TOMORROW AND SATURDAY
TWO ATTRACTIVE FEATURES
WM. S. HART IN ‘‘GUN FIGHTER”
EDGAR JONES IN ‘ IN THE RIVER” |
SATURDAY—SPECIAL VAUDEVILLE |
COMING
HARRY CAREY in ‘‘THE FOX”
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i I
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s. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS
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Important
Holiday Announcement
Majestic Theatre
3 DAYS COMMENCING DEC. 29TH
MATINEE DAILY
Jean Bedini
| Author of “Peek-a-Boo” and “Chuckles of 1921” !
Presents His Newest and 6est Musical Hit
“FAIRY TALE
FOLLIES”
A Magnificent Production
FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS SEE DAILY PAPER
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Counihan and Shannon's
MAJESTIC
TODAY—FRIDAY—SATURDAY
Big Holiday Show
Supreme Vaudeville
1_Russo Thies and Russo
Dance Classic
The Star Of Musical Shows
’“Bonita”
And ARTHUR DUXX
3 ~ Wolf and Stewart
Tu Xeighbors.
4_Jim and Leo Francis
Comedians
’“Love Farm
A Minature Musical Comedv.
AND
WM. RUSSELL
IN
“High Gear Jeffrys”
TONIGHT
Surprise Night
Handsome Articles Given
Away, Both for Lady and
Gentleman
Friday Night
A Beautiful Gown
Given Away
On View At THE WILK CO.
137 Smith Street
Also Other Articles
MATINEE AT 2 P. M. EVENINGS 7 TO 11 P. M.
Saturday Night—2 Complete Shows at G 30 and 9 P. M
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It Under Management of L0UD3 M. ORANAT 1 I
[ MAKE THE CRESCENT YOUR THEATRE
© TODAY—TOMORROW—SATURDAY
WILLIAM S.
HART
—IN—
“The Patriot”
EDITH 0
ROBERTS |
“Luring Lips”®
I Also Comedy and Pathe News W
MONDAY—DANCING CONTEST '_£
TUESDAY—OPPORTUNITY AND AMATEUR NIGHTw
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday in
VAUDEVILLE AND MOTION PICTURES Q
ON SATURDAY NIGHT A ®
Live Baby 8 Weeks Old, Will*
Be Given Away 5
Coupons Will Be Given Out at all Performances This IK
Week. If You Don’t Want the Baby, You Need Not Take it W
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Of m CONCERT OPCHECTpSHM—
(ft MATINEE 2.00 P. M. NIGHTS 7 AND 9 (ft
(ft CONTINUOUS SATURDAYS AND HOLIDAYS. 2 Td 11 8
(l SHOWING ONLY THE GREATEST PHOTOPLAYS %
W TODAY—TOMORROW—SATURDAY 7/
rSHAMS OF SOCIETY”!
ft Barbara Castleton, Montagu Love and All Star Cast u|
i ft Her husband was rich but kept her penniless. The u) j
i R gaming table lured; she plunged with borrowed money.ffi
/'Then she saw the jewel of ihe Oriental Prince and theAj
/temptation gave to a mail who watched, the chance he 3/
(ft Also Comedy, Pathe News and Film Novelties V/
7/ . ’COMING DECEMBER 26 (j
I MARY PICKFORD |
(“Little Lord F^auntleroy” 11
'turkey night a!
A Turkey Will Be Given Away at 9 O’Clock on JK
Saturday Night. Just in Time for Christmas »
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MAJESTIC
December 27 J
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SAM H. HARRIS PRESENTS
GEO. M. COHAN’S COMEDIANS
IN THE BIGGEST MUSICAL HIT ON EARTH
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To Miss It Is to Lose Some of the Joy of Living
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Concert Organ and Augmented Orchestra
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ning for Mayor.
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