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Dorothy Phillips is being seen in the picture at tlie Savoy today.
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Majestic audiences meet a new
Novak.
star today—the lovely Ja
Having seen her on innumerable oc
__ leading ladV for many
celebrities. «he'wlll not be al
«*aj»ions as
nftale
together a atranger to them,
film, "The Snow-Shoe Trail," gives
♦•very promise of being w*orthy of her
as an initial «tellar*vehlele.
Her
Th» «tory of 1 The Snowshoe
Trail" recount* the adventure« of a
y bung society girl .who venture* into
the vastnes* of ttie./aruorth-iand to
seek out her fiance, from whom ehe
had no word for a year or more.
Her eventual discovery of the man
i* preceded by man.vuhrilling adven
tures. •
Face to face with a man-eating
grlzxly: grappling wiih the snarling
brute till the man tottered on the
vary brink of eternity; hurled Into a
«Urgiqg. Ice-Jamnaed river in
blinding snowstorm to rescue a B^rl
who was caught In the swift cur
rents are but a few.of the thrills.
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AT THF OFFKN
Theatre will show the photoplay
•Clarence" this week. Wallace Reid
i* the chief player of It and never
ha* a plcture.so thoroughly exploited
his delightful art batter than this
plcturixai-ion of Booth Tarktngton's
comedy.
"Clarence" I* a lovable, uncon
cerned somebody. Hia utter lack of
interet In ordinary thing* of life
mark him as a creature for study
and Clarence neither Invite* nor de
nies .scrutiny.
Women meant little or nothing to
the bespectacled Clarence. HI* In
terest center* in bug*, but he forgot
these enough to enlist In the army
during the war days. HI* Idealism
«•f service found an outlet handling
-Missouri mules for 1'ncle Sam. With
(he same gentle inoffensive persist
ence as he always used, Clarence
conquered the mules.
But all that happened before
"Clarence" entered the Wheeler
household, where he was put by the
harassed father and husband to try
to straighten the tangle.s of their
live*. The same tactics he used on
the mule* aided calm Clarence in
<his latter enterprise besides win
mng him a wife.
AT THF. ARC\PI \
"The Strangers' Banquet," that
striking American novel of a great
shipyard, written by Don Byrne, has
at last come to the .'♦crecn and will
be seen at the Arcadia Theatre be
ginning today. It has been filmed
by that master director. Marshall
Neilan. in association with Hold
wyn. The us« of an entire shipyard
\va« obtained for Aiming the ex
teriors.
The story is a thrilling end dra
matic romance amid the busy yards
of a great shipbuilding concern. The
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of their partial
frustration.
The romance in the building
mighty «hipa haa been
nd the stor>* is
success and final ;
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caught in
this film and made the vivid hack-|j<
ground for a very human, emotion
arousing'drama of American life. It
ha« ar. angle of appeal for every
lover of pictures and is told only sn j
such a master artist as Marshall
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Neilan can depict It
AT THE SWOV
The .sea »nd the air have been j
liberally utilized by Allan Holubar
In making "Hurricane's Gal." a
First National attraction which i •
comes to ihe Savoy Theatre today |
for a week's presentation. Dorothy
Phillips remembered through a long j
line of Mr. Holubar's successes, |
from "Hearts of Humanity," to •
"Man, Woman and Marriage," is ,
starred in this production, and bas !
I a role of a wild untamed girl of
the sea, who had been left by her?
father a heritage of hate and law r -
leesness.
. Hydroplanes, deal rover» and a big
three masted schooner figure promi
nently In the stirring action of the
picture. The
rected by Mr Holubar from a hydro-'
plane, from which he controlled by
radio, the movement.» of another
destroyers
scenes were dl
and the
plane th
schooner.
"Brownie the wonder dog" in a
two reel Century comedy entitled,
"Sting 'Km Sweet," 1« the added
attraction.
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the Playhouse on Wednesday anti
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Thi* was the composer-producer*.'
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Jane Novuk is being seen in picture at tlie Majestic.
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At his elbow, during the early |
»f rehearsal, he always kept j
f the famous danc- j
f Adelaide and Hughes.
Hughes has been engaged to di
of 'Take a
day*
John J. Hughes,
ing team
the dancing numbers
Chance,'' and he helped Orlob se
lect the terpsichorean talent.
Everybody acts. »n
Chance." John McKt*e,
reeled the staging insisted that in
lv he must have
"Take
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this musical ooi
real actors.
rdlngly.
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Hughes had passed
cant #* dancing ability. McKee grilled
him in histrionics.
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sings.
This is not surpriain*. in
Be
Chance."
fhe prod „ rtion 0 f R
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. composer.
Chance." orlob was
a successful writer
"Take a
known only
With his sensitive ear
of music.
.for musicaj quality, lie had to have
good
render his "Take
So a Per a player
rship of Mc
Hugh es for
voice*
chance" score,
bad
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dancing, he had t
in d sing.
The result give« a cast of unusual I
accomplishment,
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passed the re
acting, and
tune up for Orlob
T.ionel Atwill In "Tlio f oniotllan
T.ionel Atm'ill will appear at the
Playhouse on next Friday evening.
nights,
or An engagement
a matinee on Saturday, under
^c direction of David Belaaco, in
*|*he Comedian.'' a comedy of tern
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The title role is said to be un
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provides him with a totally dif
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the other Guitry plays, in which he
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end Tuesday -nights Oie play of
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This play which is being present
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! finer senses of playgoers. It abounds
with thrill, surprises and comedy.
Optimism in rare proportions and
of durable quality if* radiated from
the glad play "Polyanna," which
will be given by the stock company
at the Garrick Theatre for the first
"Poljyanna" the glad girl Is one
of the most refreshing characters
that ever appeared in a book or on
She is the personlflca
POLLYAX N \
time thUp evening.
the stage.
tion of generous optimism an inex-jny
haustible
fountain
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cheerful
generosity that lias its effect on all
about her.
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Is'e Smith will find
wonderful opportunity for a person
al triumph for she is to play "Polly
! anna." The character lends
well to Miss Smith s personality and
she is also the physical counterpart
of the role. The charmin'* cheer
fulness that is nMable in all of the
little leading lady's work will be put
to a very useful advantage in her
glad-role. The character will prob
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first is "The Six Musical Nosses,"
an aggregation of two men and
and clever
The second is a musi
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built for nonstnse.
four women, a 11 musical
entertainers.
"The Six Musical X
have
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».«ess"
They have been featured on numer
mis 0 ( casions in su •essful musical'
comedies and revues.
So This Is Broadway." contains
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song and dance and color,
Three clever,
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I They are brothers and one sister.
! The fact that Marie Sparrow is
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Birds" .ailed "Young:
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unending stock
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Lew Lehr and Mae K
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"Making Up,'' a story sung
j and danced by this young couple
who are patching up a quarrel.
balancing
Df Lillian
exponents of
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Sensational feats of
featured in the act
and Henry Ziegler,
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Photoplay entertainment comes
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second episode of Pearl
serial "Plunder" will be shown.
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THE GLAD PLAY
Pollyanna
By Catherine Chisholm Cushing
Based on the hook of the
same name.
By ELEANOR II. PORTER
Lee Smith n.ie'"n..ie
A Comedy for Grown-ups
That Young Folks Enjoy
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(Plus tax). Mat»., 25 to 55c
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2-NIGHT 2-4-1
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MATINEE SATURDAY
trst Time on any stage in this cofntry
DAVID BKliASCO Presents
LIONEL ATWILL
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A COMEDY OF TEMPERAMENTS
B» SACHA GCITRY
ADAPTED BY DAVID BEI.ASCO
M. Atwlii's supporting company includes: Joseph Herbert, A. p.
Kave Albert Gran. H. PaJl Ooucet. Harold Scton william Lorenz. Will
H?ndion Elsie Mackay. Evelyn Gosnell. Bose Winter. Maquita Dwight.
SirVarSi Deny.. Myra Florian. Jacques de Wolfe.
Produced Under the Personal Olrectlon of Mp. Belasco, Who Will
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