THE SUNDAY STATt, WARUTVQTON, D, C., JANTTAKY 2, 1927-PAKT 3. 3 Flashes From the Screen Photoplays This week BY C. E. NELSON. SILENT DRAMA ATTRACTIONS. National Committee for METROPOLITAN—“The Nervous Wreck,” also Van Schenck. stairs,” with Fritz Kertner and This afternoon and evening. Better Films, affiliated with Henny Portner; of Children,” “Faces ' the National Board of Re- the film generally proclaimed the PALACE—“The Flaming Forest,” also Nora Bayes. This afternoon evening. view of Motion Pictures, has ocst yet produced in France; % and THE “The just listed the 40 outstanding pic- I'reasufe, directed by Pabst, with RIALTO—"The Cheerful Fraud.” This afternoon and evening. tures of the past year. Members of Werner Kraus and Albert Stcin- phODpLAy COLUMBIA (Second Week) —“We’re in the Navy Now.” This the committee have worked upon a rueck. afternoon and evening. of censor- principle selection—not The Film Arts Guild claims to have AMBASSADOR—“The ship—and their findings result from Nervous Wreck.” This afternoon and eve- been the first to focus particular at- ning. the votes of 250 volunteer members tention on the abilities of various of the National Board of Review. directors. And the work of stars TIVOLI—“The Ace of Cads.” This afternoon and evening. Nearly all of the photoplays are comes in for specializing. Aside CEN 1 RAL—“Marriage License.” This afternoon and evening. cited for “all-around excellence,” many from the European pictures, LINCOLN (Colored) —“Forever After.” This afternoon and evening. but some only for “particular merit American films have been revived of acting, plot or setting.” The «vith success. Symon Gould is the pictures are listed alphabetically, originator of the guild idea and METROPOLITAN—Van and Schenck “Around the Bases. ‘ with the Colle- and their order does not indicate “The Nervous Wreck.” gians is the comedy which together wringing out the “discriminating with Otto F. preference as to their merit. plan. Van and Schenck, the famous high- Beck’s organlogue and audience” priced singing team, will presented short reels round out the bill. There is no getting away from the ** * * l>e /act that the committee as the special stage attraction at went just a ANOTHER writer for the stage, Crandall’s Metropolitan Theater this bit too far. To select the COLUMBIA—“We’re In the Navy 40 best Eugene O’Neill, has been won to week, beginning this afternoon. This Now.” pictures gives too wide a variety. "Pennant-Winning he movies, according to late report. Battery of Song- "AVe’re in the Navy Now,” the Par- list could have been held to 15 land” for three seasons The O’Neill at one time was most bit- was successive amount comedy featuring Wallac* 'or 20 and taken in the best work of ter cry against as a special feature of the Ziegfeld Beery and Raymond in his the cinema songs Hatton and de- the studios. But here it is: Follies.” Their clever reflect picting the funny side of the an institution. Now he is rewriting versatility war “Alaskan Adventures,” “The Ama- his “Hairy Ape” and “Desire Under a which embraces all dla afloat and ashore in the Navy, will teur Gentleman,” iects and all manner of popular mel- “Beau Geste,” .he Elms,” stage successes, for the ody. be continued at Loew’s Columbia ‘Ben Hur,” They will be heard today at ap- Theater another week, starting this “The Black Pirate,” studio workers. And it is also whis- proximately 3:15, 5:15, 7:30 and 9:30, ‘The Blackbird,” “Diplomacy,” “Don afternoon. - ( pered that Emil Jannings is to have and on week days once at the matinee Presented Tuan,” “The Exquisite Sinner,” “Hairy Ape,” and twice In the evening. as the acreen successor the star role in with to “Behind the Front.” “We’re in the “Everybody’s Acting,” “Faust,” “For Erich Pommcr directing. The screen feature will be A1 Navy Now” Christie's production of “The Nervous metamorphoses the Heaven’s Sake,” “Gigolo,” "God ** * * eiumsy. Inept doughboys of “Behind Wreck,” adapted from stage play Gave Me Twenty Cents,” “The the the Front” into the greenest pair of ” MONTH” “The Glory AUGH is upon us, I by Owen Davis. The story concerns gobs Gorilla Hunt.” Greater experiences hypo that ever trod a poop deck. and Will Hays, president of j the of a young Edward Sutherland, “Hotel Imperial,” "La Boheme,” chrondriac who journeyed by rickety director of the Motion Picture Producers and "Behind the Front,” also directed “Mare Nostrum,” “The Marriage j Ford to the Far West to die In the so "We’re Now,” Clause,” Strogoff,” “Nell Distributors of America, is en-1 a in the Navy while “Michael wide open spaces, until he meets Monty Brice, who adapted rn-lier Gwynn,” “Oh 1 What a Nurse,” thusiastic about turning the month s the rancher daughter, who succeeds In comedy, is the of th vy of January over to merriment that salvaging healthy young author “Potemkin,” “The Quarterback," the perfectly laugh hit. Chester Conklin or he is considering a big '“Laugh Year.” from ravages of ‘The Return of Peter Grimm,” “The tourist the his Sennett comedy star; counterfeit ills. The amusing story Tom Scarlet Letter,” “The Sea Beast,” Here is what he said when address- Donald Keith, Lorraine Joseph should be familiar all. Harrison Eason. ‘Secrets of the Soul,” “The Show- ing the Laugh month committee of to W. Girard and Max Asher also have the movies: Ford and Phyllis Haver wil be seen important roles. Off,” “Siberia." “Silence,” “Sorrows In the leading roles. of Satan,” “The Strong Man,” “The “I would like to call your united A short-length Mabel Normand com- attention thought of extend- The supplementary features will edy. “Nickel Hoppers”; the Pathe Temptress,” “Variety,” “The Wa.tz to the be the Metropolitan World Survey, ing ‘Laugh Month' to ‘Laugh Year.’ news reel and se ections by the Colum- Dream.” “What Price Glory,” "The one of Paul Terry’s Aesop Fables, and bia For, naturally, we want to make an especially elaborate musical Orchestra under Leon Brusilof Winning of Barbara Worth” and pro- will be added attractions.. “The Volga Boatman.” people happy, and you will have it in gram arranged by Daniel Breeskln motion picture on your province to do this—to make for the Symphony Orchestra, includ- Several critics ing ihe West Coast have also been busy them laugh all the year round.” an overture of Victor Herbert compositions, an interpretative score Rhymesters in their, 1926 selections. They give This is some of the publicity for Take Heed “Laugh Month”: “During ‘Laugh arranged from “Pretty Cinderella,’’ a Norma Tamadge first honors in new composition by Irving Berlin “Kiki,” Estelle Taylcr comes second Month’ it is expected that every by Cliff with ability rhjme and “Elsie Schultsenheim.” ‘*T>EOPLEr to can in “Don Juan” and Marion Davies form of effort destined to provoke Edwards. turn this gift into money pro- third in “Beverly of Graustark.” mirth will receive special attention, vided they have the added faculty of Other stars who receive mention are and it is also believed that the ma- PALACE—Nora Bayes. “The creating humorous lines and ideas. Eleanor Boardman in “Bardelys the terial offered to seduce laughs will Flaming Forest.” There is a dearth of funn* lyrics, so Magnificent,” Ricardo Cortez in be funnier and better in January At Loew's Palace this week, begin- much so that comedians will pay than ever before. Movie theaters ning this afternoon, Nora Bayes, almost any price to get such material “The Sorrows of Satan,” Vilma for their nets.’’ Banky in “Son of the Shiek,” Monte are making special bookings and America’s famous singing come- legitimate dienne, will be the featured stage at- So declares Will Mahoney, the “nut" Blue in “So This Is Paris,” Patsy theaters will present comedian holding pieces drawn from the lighter side traction, and Jambs Oliver Curwood’s who is forth In local Ruth Miller in the same picture, romantic drama of the Canadian this week at B. F. Keith's Theater. Sidney Chaplin in “The Better ’Ole,” of life. Retail stores will endeavor Northwest. “The Flaming Forest.” “Because I cannot find suitable Ideas Noah Beery in “Beau Geste.” Wil- to put a smile into their January | will be the photoplay feature. and funny lyrics for songs," contin- liam Boyd m “The Volga Boatman,” bargains and sell merchandise at Nora Bayes, in.rnitable star of song ued Mahoney, “I have to originate Edmund Lowe and Victor McLaglen prices which will put your pocket- and footlight comedy and the lat* st such material myself. 'Most of the in a humor. In sh«rt, celebrity of the stage to join the Loew other comedians find themselves in in “What Price Glory,” Mary Pick- book good the same ford in “Sparrows,” Lon Chaney in everybody concerned is working to- presentation forces, will offer an in- boat. If aspiring writers terlude of typical Bayes songs. Dud- would but devote their attention to “The Road to Mandalay,” Ramon ward the end of starting the New this field of endeavor, they could Year a laugh” ley Wilkinson will assist at the piano. Novarro in “Ben-Hur” and with Flaming st” Cosmo- <-arn big, fat salaries once they be- John Now let us laugh! “The For* Is a Barrymore in “The Sea Beast.” politan picture produced by Reginald came proficient in the art. Most of It is quite possible that the movie £* * $ Barker for Metro Goldwyn-Mayer re is can get off wise cracks; most of us have their own ideas concerning hWTr HE KINGS,” lease with Antonio Moreno and Renee have the ability to pun. Yet. if we fans KING OF now could translate this art into of the best films of the past year, and being the West Adoree, “The Big Parade” girl, in terms produced on featured roles. lyrics, backed by a naturally funny it would be interesting to see just Coast, is expected to be the biggest idea, the road to fame and fortune their The story is laid in the Canadian , how lists compare with those achievement of the motion picture Northwest the effort of would be assured. of the of the film industry. and concerns “I personally in the "pros" ¦industry, according to reports. Jetta a half-breed to set himself up as ruler am always *** * Gnudal was recently added to the of the whole territory. Forcing a market for funny lyrics. The musio cast. white girl, played by Renee Adoree. is secondary since tills can be sup- interesting and rather humor- plied by well known writers. The to remain behind, he drives out the experiment Master Coogan is working main thing comedy. ANous has been tried Jackie ” is If there are on his new picture, “Buttons said settlers The attack of the North- any such lyric writers in I will by a Rochester, N. Y., exhibitor. west Police and struggle town to be a sea story, by George Mounted the be pleased to see their wares. And exhibition of written duty young His high-class photo- between love and of a find Hill, who-also penned “Tell tl to sergeant the if I I can use the material sub- plays failed to draw good crowds. who loves the girl form mitted, I will be happy to pav them Discouraged, he upon plan the Marines.” foreground of a screen play of emo- hit a of the be a royalty on any lyrics I accept and which has turned out successfully. “Lily Laundry” will the tional appeal - and thrilling action. use.” He advertised for special audiences title of a picture starring Anna Q. The program will include also an Nilsson. It will not be released until overture, "Melody Bits From Musical —“invitations to a movie minority Hits,'” by the Palace Orchestra, und- r and discriminating audiences." He next Summer. Denny British The H. G. story now being Thomas J. Gannon, which will be Born raised prices and announced that the Wells staged elaborately; the Loew s Palace to filmed on the West Coast has been Magazine. Dick Leibert’s organlogueS pictures be exhibited in his the- Reginald Denny titled “The Wedding Ring.” The .features type. ALTHOUGH is ater were for only the “discriminat- and Either- of similar ** tale is known to readers of fiction ! probably the most typical English- ing few." ' man as “Marriage.” dtmM, ” in Hollywood, with an accent Now this owner M3m l RIALTO—“The Cheerful Fraud theater can hard- Renee that is as British as a London fog . ly take care of his crowds. The Adoree is to play the part of a Chinese girl Reginald Denny in his latest com nd of about the same degree of thick- “discriminating few” gather bv in Lon Chaney’s edy picture, "The Cheerful Fraud.” ness he has never appeared in any of thou- next picture. “Mr. Thirty sands, pay the higher prices Wu.” is the feature at the Rialto this week. his farce comedies as anything but a and young women of Hollywood Renee Yankee, view the regular run of photoplays. and j AdOREE.- Palace The star assunv s the role of Sir young and so he has come to camera tests for Michael Fairlie, be looked upon as the All the photoplay fans of Roches- vicinity underwent who meeting a beau real American. the part, and Mile. Adoree was the tiful girl, passes himself off as a Mr. In fact, in a recent newspaper he was ter desire to be classed among the Simpson and manages a styled as "the typical American of “dis- winner. to secure “movie minority” and with the of secretarial position with the family -he silver sheet." the exhibi- “Venus Venice” is the title of a Cheerful Fraud,” criminating few”—while new play have that employs the girl. His employer "The his latest tor is laughing in his which will Constance Story an Is threatened by a hard-boiled gold picture here, however, is all concerned sleeve. ' Strange of Actor Talmadge as a star. is f * This the digger, get nu* - a with England, and Denny’s In *? * >:. and to himself name third name for the production. It .fil tight place, when his wife appears, he picture is Sir Michael Fairlie. So that, »T»HE FILM ARTS GUILD is cele- started as “Carlotta,” then went to he introduces the intruder a* for once, at least, he appears in *Vs,' IHHk. ‘¦/:*£¦''"-j, Wallace Ford your stage name?” City. They were riding on the trucks me English brating its first birthday, the “The Vamp of Venice,” to ¦ wife of Simpson, just as the lovelorn an picture with real English finally “JS know.” of a passenger train. At Council repertory idea having been inaugu- reach the screen as “Venus of “I do not Bluffs they had change trains, and secretary has successfully proposed atmosphere. Indeed, he worked with “What is your real flame?” to William A. Seller, the director, on as- rated January 1, 1926, at the George V -w* in his attempt Ford’s pal fell under marriage to the girl. “I do not know.” This fabrication leads a series sembling sets and props which would M. Cohan Theater, in New York. the car wheels and was killed. to the The young man who recently made Ford accompanied the remains to of laughable complications. be entirely in harmony with lo- 'The first film to be was of story. exhibited strange the above Sioux City and attended the funeral. The supporting oast includes Gert cale the “Deception,” with Emil Wise Little Carlita ' ¦ these answers to Cheerful Fraud” is based on Lubitsch’s Then he chlled on his late friend’s rude Olmstcad, Otis Harlan, Emily “The .Tannings. The attendance was quite interrogations now occupies an en- Fitzroy, a humorous novel known as “Follow- stage, mother, and told her how much he Charles, Gerrard and Gert- at first, but in- viable position on the American ing Ann,” by K. R. G. Browne, En- discouraging it was CAYS Senorita Carlita, prlma donna one of the stars of John Gold- thought of him. The deadJboy’s name rude Astor. creased Cody being was Wallace Ford. Up to this time The stage presentation Is A1 Lavlne. glish novelist. with such photoplays as of “Sliding Billy” Watson’s “Big Lev Bad Marceline DAV- en’s company now playing the comedy ‘Othello," “A Paris,” of Wal- our hero had been called "Johnny Broadway’s youngest song writer, and Woman of Fun Show": of “Pigs.” Under the name Jones,” but disliked his “Broken Blossoms,” “Merry-Go- S+rand lace Ford he plays the lead in “Pigs,” he it and knew entertainers, featuring Mannie The operetta hitherto called “There are three secrets which If it wasn’t regular. So he asked the Brooks, Syd Lee and Richard and Round,” "Salome,” “The Miracle oropeirly solved bring which is the very wise and very deter- ’Barbara Frtetchie,” will be known success. The dead boy’s mother if he couldn't take Spell In singing and dancing special- "My Maryland”. Dorothy Donnell Man” and “The Last Laugh.” After first is work, the second is more mined young Thomas Atkins, Jr. Wallace as Able in the original the name of Ford as his own ties. Lavlne will personally conduct lias written the book and lyrics and H series revivals the guild im- work and the third is still more work. Ford created in memory of his late pal. The good of production of “Abie’s Irish Rose," and the band and introduce several of his Sigmund Romberg the music. The “Das Wachsfiguren Cabinet,” “No matter how many plaudits Moving soul said he might and that she would own compositions. piece will Brooklyn January may your way. The Piet ure other Broadway successes are his. open In fall you keep Aloum ater known as "The Three Wax ! must on always remember him as belonging to The Rialto ;0 f»orted learning. Hammer ’away He has married into one of the best Orchestra, under Rox with a cast including Evelyn , all the her family. offers for the overture Herbert, George Rosenor, Works.” and after extensive editing time, my known and most successful of Ameri Rommell. se- Nate and it is rule. is So this marks the beginning of lections from “The Vagabond King.” Wagner and Fuller Mellish. titling was presented at the ‘ Many people off the stage Imagine BY ROBERT E. SHERWOOD. can theatrical families. Mrs. Ford “Wallace Ford, actor.” » the Cameo Theater, in New York, at a , that an reaches a point where ¦ ¦ the daughter of the late William Ha actress niece of the Ford acted in stock companies, special subscription performance. she can take things easy. But that is worth, playwright, and small traveling companies, boat shows, TWO of Metro-Ooldwyn’s many long- faces of his two dead grandsons ap- Haworth, noted actor. a not true. Her ideals ever hover a last Joseph etc., The film created sensation. pear at his shoulders to urge him on. really am,” for quite a time, gaining valu- THE LATEST FROM EUROPE Special performances featuring little in advance of her accomplish- run attractions departed from “I do not Know who I able experience. Finally he showed greatest ** * * explained. "I was found some- European photoplay masterpieces ments, and her pitfall is be- Broadway last week and were prompt- he up in Indianapolis and joined a com- ( ing easily satisfied with herself. by others from the Any moving picture of a horse- where in London or Liverpool when are a regular part of the Film : ly replaced two and Dr. Bar- pany Stewart Walker was organizing Guild’s “The people who imagine that same prolific producers. drawn fire engine dashing through the the merest infant sent to to play "Seventeen” on the Pacific work at the Cameo Theater, and nardo’s home, in Liverpool. I do not theatrical folk in any line work only “Ben-Hur," having rounded out a thrilling Coast. His connection with this or- among , streets is sufficiently in Itself. my were or are. ;. \- \ the productions are “Shat- a few hours every day or night are full on Times Square, disappear- know who parents ganization was a great success. Then, 'v' -¦' •: • . 1 * -v ’. . 1 year “ f particular They may living Perhaps *! *?"•.» *. ** tered,” with Werner Kraus: “Back- very much mistaken.” ed from the Embassy Theater and But under these circum- be or dead. after two years with “Seventeen,” mJ L* ,1‘ i /' I$R -\S9 i Marines” moved in. stances the final scenes in “The Fire I have relatives somewhere. Ido not “Tell It to the Brigade” Wallace Ford Invaded New York, and Brigade” occupied the are enough to tear the spec- know. result; “The Fire dry. the theatrical world knows ihe Theater, which for the pre- tator’s heart out and wring it "Now, let us understand one an- part of Central I have great movies whoever my par- knows how ne scored in the LEW AND DOROTHY IN “TOTO” vious 19 weeks had been the scene of seen a many other. I know that Abie in "Abie’s Irish Rose,” which he in my time and am supposed be they me a clean heritage. Lillian Gish’s intensive suffering in to ents are left created: as the boy in “Abraham Lin- ; hard, callous and cynical as a result. lam healthy and of good stock. To- “The Scarlet Letter." money coin,” and latterly as Thomas Atkins. ! offerings are off to a Nevertheless, I am ashamed to pro- day I am a decent citizen with "Pigs." Both the new claim boldly, in print, that I sobbed is evil. I Jr., in the comedy of good start, but it seems to me that in the bank. My mind not And Mr. Ford considers the latter at the end of “The Fire Brigade.” be appealing Brigade” is destined to be do not wish to appear to as the high-water mark of his career. ' "The Fire Try as I may, I can't remember lam all right. I think the greater success of the two. “Tell for sympathy. has fine perform- when I have ever had such a colossal I am' about 26 years old.” It to the Marines” briefly Lon Chaney and William thrill in the theater. From this point Ford Pp* -v Mi ances by time he Film for Young Players 4* 898 B and a generally effective ** * * sketched his career from the Haines shipped Barnardo Home leatherneck atmosphere, but it is The story of “The Fire Brigade” was from the comparison with in Liverpool to a branch of the same TTNDER the title of “Sheiks and bound to suffer by was written by Kate Corbaley and the the many militaristic pictures that home in Toronto. Shebas” Paramount will launch picture directed bv William Nigh. After a few weeks at the home the the "youth” picture in have gone before. adopted by production on Brigade’’ does not strike Bert Woodruff, Eugenie Besserer, 6-year-old orphan was a January. It is to be supervised by "The Fire Toronto, and 1 new' note. There have Charles Ray, Tom O’Brien and War- kind lady in a town near Hector Turnbull. a particularly looked bright. Unfortu- been numerous fire-fighting pictures ner P. Richmond appear as the the future Charles Rogers, graduate of the j “The Third Alarm.” various O’Neills. All of them are nately, the lady died within a few Pictures School, will be j before, notably then in- Paramount it is so pre-eminently the best of excellent. weeks, and the youngster was the leading man. Sterling Holloway, ! But dentured to a farmer who lived out in its kind that it deserves special atten- "The Fire Brigade” was produced in well known stage comedian, who [ co-operation with the International Alberta, beyond Winnipeg. For three bow before the camera in 1 tion. . . . abuse, and, made his ** * * Association of Fire Chiefs and is years Ford suffered cruel “Casey at the Bat,” will have the could stand it no longer, ran of therefore probably authentic in detail when he leading comedy role. "The Fire Brigade” is the story as a picture of life among the smoke- away, getting work in the railway The remainder of the cast will be the O’Neill family—Capt. O’Neill, the eaters. yards of a neighboring town. , O’Neill, his daughter-in- composed of young contract players I eldest; Mrs. Next the young hero showed up in , Co., young Terry, O’Neill, of the Paramount men law, and Joe and Jim Bulletins. Winnipeg, where he obtained employ- promise, ( old Garbo, and women of distinct who his grandsons —firemen all. The HOLLYWOOD, Calif.—Greta ment as an errand boy in a drug the screen, who are being having son put are new to captain, lost his one in who on the high hat and went on store. Then he got to be an usher in \ developed in accordance with the com- carries on as boss of an strike month ago, the service, a a has returned the old Winnipeg Opera House. It pany’s policy of building its own fu- antiquated fire station, in which a repentantly to the Metro-Goldwyn fold, aspirations for * was at this time his ture stars within the organization. fire engine This it is reported holding out B W horse-drawn is used. that she was the stage began to take shape. The story is an original now being m/fg M used sort of training for salary increase of $4,250 week. station is as a a a He was occasionally cast for small written by Louise Long and Ethel / «yw|. school for rookies and Capt. O’Neill is It is also reported that she didn’t get bits in plays that the stock company mL *$&!&*: la f Doherty, two young scenarists, who jap called upon to attend it. . . . Adolphe Menjou I never actually is building put on. but the opportunities he got likewise are the product of the Para- any fires in his official capacity. two homes in this district—one for for acting were few and far between, mount development system. Arthur His three gallant grandsons, how'- himself and another for his mother. and when they did come his way the Rosson will direct. ever, are right in the thick of it . . . E. A. Dupont, director of “Va remuneration was slight. KraHP. x&taAsN^mMKßK^^^^WFJmf J¥® WP* M«MV fMk ¦¦ charging through the streets of the riety,” will o to work for British One day Marie Tempest and her Jffl? •flt.'A x jjß Vd(H city in the most up-to-date hook-and- National Pictures in London, having company came to Winnipeg and Wal trucks. completed his contract with Univer- ’ace tackled the manager for a job. Next Week’s Photoplays ladder picture During the two of these sal. ... It is now expected that He had no job, but said he would take 'COLUMBIA Douglas Fair- boys meet tragic deaths. The third, Charlie Chaplin’s “The Circus” will him along with the company to Minne banks in “The Black Pirate.” Terry. is about ready to quit the be ready next Spring, but this rumor apolis. The same luck pursued the service in disgust, having learned may prove to be unduly optimistic. youngster there, and he worked for a M ETROPOLITAN Dorothy through bitter experience that firemen "The Circus" is now only a year late. time as a dishwasher in a restaurant. Mackaill in “Just Another spend most of their lives fighting po- . . . The latest romantic whisper- Dishwashing wasn’t inspiring as an Blonde," ’itical graft rather than flames. ings have Richard Dix engaged to occupation to the aspiring orphan. Then, one night, the orphan asylum Alyce Mills, not Lois Wilson, as an- Nothing daunted, he shortly beat his PALACE Eddie Cantor in catches fire and three alarms are nounced last week. way on a freight train to St. Joseph. “Kid Boots." turned in. Old man O'Neill starts NEW YORK. N. Y.—Gilda Gray Mo., and got a modest part to act with RIALTO Florence Vidor in I^n steaming up his ancient engine, know- played group Debrusky ijlaMrr; hostess to a of friends the Stock Co. there. “The Sin.” T i-i that the fourth alarm will call him her house Popular r ing at town on Christmas day. And at this juncture occurred a WARD MAN out. The fourth alarm comes—the . . . Pola Negri in "Hotel Imperial" very Important episode in Ford’s ca- PARK three beautiful white horses dash from opens at the Paramount Theater here reer. In the Debrusky company he had “Chained,” a Ufa production, their stalls —and the smoking engine oday. Those who have seen it char- made friends with a boy of about his featufing Benjamin stars, Lew and Chris- A new “still”photograph of the Cody Dorothy Phillips, with Capt. O’Neill at the reins, acterize it as Miss Negri’s greatest own age, who was companionable and tiansin, and based on the The Hungarian actress, Maria who leading “Toto,” a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer production, charges out to battle; and as the fine since she came America. honorable. The Corda, is the latest to Join the movie who have the roles in triumph to young friend proposed life Rodin. < colony in Hollywood. Her screen work of the past years •Id fighting drives, the ghostly (CeKrrlxbt. mi.) go of few has beenDeen con. which will be released soon. man that they both to his horns. In Sioux — fined. to the studios of the Ufa In * JL 1 1 Compaq.