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FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1925.
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COMPROMISE 808 1
SOLVES QUESTION
' And now It's the "compmmmoi
bob™ ;
Meeting the question of bobbed |
Mir on a 5050 basis, Jonphlno'
Norman has side-stepped ihe neces
sty of making one of those lmvg
portant decisions that furrow the |
feminine brow, Josephine, a DeMille |
Actress, possesses a wealth of wavy |
brown hair, and couldn't quite make
up her mind to go to the barber
Finally, however, she compromised,
leaving her attractive tresses un.
scissored except at the sides. where |
& curving bob curls against nvr';
cheek. ;
Josephine's new idea In colffures |
will be esen in “The Road to \'u~l
terday.” in which she plays an im.
hoﬂupt part. Joseph &‘llﬂdkrlul.l
Jotta’ Goudal, Vera Revnokis and |
William Boyd are being featured mi
this production, which was adapted
for the screen by Jeanie Macpher.
son and Beulah Marie Dix. !
A' - - ]
BUPERSTITIOUS DIRECTORS
' Joseph M. Schenck seems to have
a fondness for superstitious direc
tors, Dimitei Buchowetski still
clings to a European belief that |
little white pigs bring good luck. |
He had William Cowan. his Assist. |
ant, hunt up a little white pig and |
take it on the set before he lurnmli
@ crank on the picture, “Grau- |
stark,” i which he directed Norma |
Talmadge. Sidney Franklin had a '
superstition connected with the |
flipping of a coin. Just before ho |
starts a plcture he flips a silver!
dollar with Scott R. Beal. his' assist. |
ant. If Scotty wins, the ph-mn-g
will be a success; if Scotty loses |
there is danger ahead. ‘ l
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A Romanee of New York's Underworld—You'll
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star in “The Desert Flower,” at Coliseum; “Street of Forgotten Men” is next
attraction at Strand; Virginia Valli and Eugene O'Brien featured at Colum- |
1 bia; “Eve’s Lover” starts run at Blue Mouse Saturday.
A e & R i e - i
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; (1) Clara Bow and Willard Louis in a scene from “Eve's Lover,” to open Saturday at the Blue Mouse; (2) Vir
‘l ginmia Valli and Eugene O'Brien in “Siege,” coming to the Columbia; (3) Percy Marmont and Neil Hamilton in a
L dramatic moment from “Street of Forgotten Men,” beginning Saturday at the Strand;: (4) Coleen Moore, star of
: “The Desert Flower,” to be shown at the Coliseum next week; (5) George O'Brien and Madge Bellamy, who head the
I cast of “The Iron Horse,” schedwled for the Liberty starting Saturday.
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L O'Malley.
i After playing “rough and ready”
|| parts for years, such as the gang- |
ister in “The Fools' Highway" lnd!
| the coster monger in "My Ohd |
’l‘)utch." Pat is now to be a polished, '
{eynical Russian grand duke In a,
:l'nl\-rrrnl production, which nmrtsé
{ next woek. . {
{ As a resuit, the distingulshed Mr, |
lu‘.\lullry is distributing his !Imnz
f“ present between a barber, a hair- |
| dresser and & manicurist, In ad~é
| dition, he must soak his hands hl'l
i freckle lotions a half dozen times|
%du"y. and refrain eotirely from his
! chlef hobby, dissecting his automo. |
ibile. The sole compensation is that|
;H'm part will give him a chance |
{to demonstrate his pet theory that|
in skilled actor can handle any role |
| competently, {
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f Burton King starts to work next|
I; week on the production of the Ln-;
l'my Scott novel, "The Counsel !nr‘
.Hhe Defense.” No cast has been |
| selected as yet. i
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STHE MLOODHOLNDT
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’ WRIGHT FILM COMING !
The Columbla has booked **The
Re-Creation of Brian Kent' for un;
engngement, starting next Nulunlu)'.i
Kenneth Harlan is in the lﬂldlﬂli
role. “"The ReCreation of Brian'
Kent' was one of the most success- |
ful novels ever written, and ideal for i
film adaptation. Harold Bell \'-'rixh!'
Is the suthor of this fumous story,
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Film Stars Can’t Be Bothered
With Men Under Thirty Years
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has an antipathy for, young men.
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1% and 30, altho that Is u fine sge
from a military standpoint, you
haven't a chance with this beauti
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can’'t be bothered with them,” sald
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talked with her between “shots” in|
| *The Pace That Thrills” in which |
she 18 co-featured by First National |
| with Ben Lyon. :
| “Young ‘men from 19 to 30 weem |
to be just blah’ All they think |,
#bout are flasks of whisky or gin In.l
the hip pocket, automobile rides’
and pétting parties. They haw,?
| nothing to talk about; if they have
they don't know how to tell it ;
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MWGRAIL'S GAMENESS S
Two broken ribs, tonsilitis and in:
fluenza failed to deter Waller Més
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attained poise. He has passed his
flighty days. He is sensible, ;“,“:-
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self, botlegging and petting. He
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knows life, can offer » gl ons.
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| hofirs with men of this age, ;Ff’
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young cubs” 5 ;“, i
METROPOLITAN
NOW PLAYING
MATINEE SATURDAY
MRS. FISKE
CHAUNCEY OLCOTT
THOMAS A. WISE
JAMES T. POWERS .
LOTUS ROBB
AND OTHER STARS
‘ “THE RIVALS”
By Hichard Brinsley Sheridan
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: “' ;"f'\.:.'.'f' ae, oiin olam
{Beg. Mon., Aug. 10th
MATINEES—WED.-SAT,
§ HENRY DUFFY
| PLAYERS
| PRESENT
Jemmiaee ST
"ABIES IRISH ROSE'
| SEATS NOW
Sensible Prices
{‘ Nights—2s¢, 50c¢, 75c,
| sl, $1.25
l Mats.—2s¢, 50c, 75¢
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