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MILLES ‘ NOVEMBER 19â€"20 NOVEMBER 15â€"16 NOVEMBER 17â€"18 AXDULTS 40c NOVEMBER 14 4 *Â¥E PR E88 Brilliant Cast in Scereen V ers "The Bargain" has every element that goes toward making grand and glorious entertainment. _ To. begin with the story is by Philip Barry, one of the acknowledged masters of dramatic creation. "The Barâ€" gan" is an adaptation of his "Y ou and I," which was a Harvard prize play and ran for a year on Broadâ€" The people who interpret Mr. Barry‘s characters are so wellâ€" chosen that they fit the parts like the proverbial glove. _ TÂ¥e story is that of Maitland and Nancy White who have a grown son,. Ricky, who. shows leanings toward architecture, just as his father had shown toward painting, before marriage put an end to dreams and set him at a.prosâ€" mic job in a soap factory. 2 How the pretty wife succeeds in making father leave his job, fit up the attic as a studio, impress the maid as model, and paint to his heart‘s contentâ€"how the job vanâ€" ceedsâ€"how the White‘s copper stock goes down â€" andâ€" how everything. gets on the move again â€" taking: Ricky‘s sweetheart into the bargain: â€"makes the story. Lewis Stone is the father, Doris Kenyon the mother, John Darrow the son, and lovely Evalyn Knapp the girl Ricky: lovesâ€"and nearly loses. Charles Butterworth is at his solemn funniest as a friend of the family, who tries 10 SClL UINHGS: right, and does, after a fashion. Oscar Apfel is â€"grand â€"asâ€"theâ€"ccstaâ€" Una Merkel gives a performance o% rare humor as the housemaid who, with misgivings, accept the posiâ€" tion as â€"artist‘s _modeltoâ€"her _emâ€" ployer, with full approval of the missus. Then there is Nella Walker as a gushing art patronessâ€"and a ‘host of young folks in the grand masquerade which ends the play. ~Robert Milton has shown meticuâ€" lous care in direction. He also,. if the writer is not mistaken, directed the present play when it was proâ€" duced on the New York stage. â€" ~â€"*"*The Bargain" is the play youi have been looking for. Not a crook in sight, nor‘ a gat nor a gigolo. But drama a plenty, and comedy, and a humanness that makes it a picture that will live in your mind always. Hions."~>The story depicts the stirâ€" ring efforts of a son and. daughter of wealth ‘to achieve happiness in one of the most remarkable houseâ€" holds ever pictured upon the screen, Janres Flood directed this, one of the season‘s most important releases, from May Robson‘s latest starring stage play. In the screen version ao0h,â€"FJames â€"â€"Hail, â€"â€"Frances ..Dade, Lawrence Gray, Elinor Flynn, Lilâ€" lian Harmer and Edmund Breese. _ ""Mother‘s Millions". ____. _ . Young lovers caught in a m_ecl‘x_gf @ Cinema of Domestic Play mion.| Edmund Lowe has one Ofti?el fine; ;ta _| opportunities _of his artistic life | â€"and| the_role_of Great, a¢| magician, who attempts to unray :}:,, the fatal skein of the plot. Lo posiâ€" Moran is by his side in the featur« Jos ‘Ffeminine lead. : :: > is *>*>.:=â€" Mystifying Devices â€"_â€"â€"â€"Of Play in "Spider" When "The Spider" was présentel as a play on the Broadway stage it sent a galvanic shock through the theatreâ€"going public. It was an ab. soluteâ€"novelty. â€"It ~broke â€"severely with stage traditions of a hundred years. Not content with keeping the actors and audience separated by the footlights, the whole audiâ€" torium was made the scene of the play. The resulting excitement was terrific, and kept the box office men busy during a very long run. shock devices, and surprise trick are said to have been retained, wit a number of others that the scree alone could present. _ . _ Like the stage "Spider" the fil offering is greatly in the way of a innovation. _ The ~new techniqu which in the Fox success "Transa lantic," brought tornadic action bac into pictures, previously slows down by the introduction of dialogt has been used again in this myster lay with, what preview repor have unanimously styled, increase and sister whom a designing unc is endeavoring to keep apart { his financial advantage. When and the girl attend a theatre, s sees her brother assisting a mag cian on the stage. The uncle a tempts to forestall reunion. A sh is fired and the uncle drops to t! And so the galaxy of stars goé El Brendel, George E. Stone, in strong role; Earle Foxe, all und the_ direction of â€"William Camer Menzies and Kenneth MacKenn heights in "Always Goodbye." In the Fox Films version of this Mother‘s Millions The Star Witness ‘The Star . Witness Mother‘s Millions The Last Flight The Squaw Man Caught Plastered The, Star Witnesk ... Wedntaday, November 18 The Star With@ss ......cou.joold The Squaw Man ........â€".............. Caught Saturday, November 14 Thursday, November 12 Tuesday, November 17 Monday, Navember 16 Sunday, November 15 Friday, November 13 §CREENINGS Elissa NO Y _..... Aleyo Deerpat! _...Aleyo Al Aley Aley Aley