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Ventnor Theatre
WEYMOUTH AND VENTNOR AVENUES
THURSDAY and FRIDAY 1
Nov. 23, 24
CHARLES RAY
; IN * .
ATailor Made Man
SATURDAY—SUNDAY—MONDAY
Nov. 25, 26, 27
Mary Pickford
IN
Little
Lord Fauntleroy
From FRANCES HODGSON BURNETT’S Famous Story
Once more Miss Pickford proves herself the greatest of all
stars, big enough to play the mother’s heart and tiny
enough to play the child in a dual role incomparable
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
Nov. 23, 24
Wanda Hawley
IN
The Truthful Liar
SATURDAY—SUNDAY—MONDAY
Nov. 25, 26, 27
VIOLA DANA
IN
They Like
’Em Rough
The photo play of a girl who didn’t realize that being married
v meant being a wife
H4jrylaiidl A At l a n t i cJ\vesi«
CAPITOL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
AMEDEO PASSERI, Conductor
WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY—FRIDAY
Nov. 22, 23, 24
HOUSE PETERS
And a wonderful cast in a screen version of Hial Reid’s
famous stage success
Human Hearts
A story the whole world loves
SATURDAY—SUNDAY—MONDAY—TUESDAY
Nov. 25, 26, 27, 28
v George Beban
" IN
The Sign of the Rose
inset stage scene of “Palmy Days”
with Vivian Tobin dancing, that
compares with the picture of the
inset stage of the cabaret with the
little floor space before it, the
orchestra and the one ringside
table. Theatrically it was par
ticularly effective. The exquisitely
irresistible dance of Florence
O’Denishawn, more youthfully
poetically perfect than Pavlowa,
formed an interlude to the huge,
swaying costume in which Billie
Burke surged onward to the force
ful opening of the plot as she
sang the song of the Cabaret girl
and wooed on both lover and the
other woman’s husband.
It is a play of cross purposes, in
which a wealthy society woman in
her own right, attempts to domi
nate her husband to the securing
of a divorce by intriguing him
with this Cabaret girl. The girl
happens to be destitute but of a
fine family and she proves in the
succeeding acts more than a
match for the self satisfaction of
the wife.
Billie Burke, as the girl, came
back to the days of her youth as |
she has not done in any recent
play. She was once again the
engenue who held her audience
from the opening word to the last.
This frail play with its many
wonderful decorations was a dis
tinct event for Miss Burke,
which I am quite certain will en
trance to writer again before the
week is past.
Alan Dinehart played the young
man who .hovers between the wife
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[ and his first love with a still finer
finish to his style which is grow
ing more and more to be less of
his self and to be more of char
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singularly complete in her depic
tion of the blase society woman
with too many affectations for a
harming imitator. No one surely
could have more splendidly given
the resurrection of the husband
than did Frank Conroy and even
Richie Ling kept up the splendid
ensemble, though he was mostly
in the background.
And remember—“Rose Briar”
should not be missed.
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