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I Goldwyn that. ht brinl' ;he screen. he permitted 'to fttm it in the same with which. it m P!" he speaking an“. magma” nylor, an MEI; Miturrtutt, symbol of the darker aa-ai-ar-r-Ve-trt/ rh lack of "eetion. A ther. the yen: of fruit. as for tenderness end we her to rebellion. And , the dnmntlet, has had e to raise the question I she we: not as mod inst es linnimr. whether acne” is a dramatic pan. my street in any city in It speaks the human t, and knows no, ditter. e, color 'or’creed. The 16.; but”!!! on Elmer :upgggomm 11 rho Hertha picture will Ill roles atig_1y?ttedlf,,tsatr, Iririi'iitTi"iii portrayed ‘by Sylvie Sidney and flier, Jr., as the boy and he street. ,_ . Randi as Mrs. 'thtes is ihood gossip, who In: dal of the street at the who is all too common at ttf muggy,» Hg is ' her thnn an individual, I the nixed! which re- 118me and .intoler. "a'WGr"Wiar%ii"irilt but of this prize dun, been born and day. as from the life of lay an city, late or man, rs would lave been the at Scene” is the story hot and emotions, the , and longer heart-rushes “new" in an environ. is the same in every ty Life Shown _." >in__‘,‘Stre_gt Scene” I come from North” that Ann Patter. $211“: WWW. n mRri'nr6g WW" t I victim of the 1:08:in wen while her condnd in! them with the good ”'in _. t___,,, V," fee. the prirjr'rfeht, Thi eomriiqttW fdr us the best stage dram 'peeifua11y provides that shall be for the but tauuunumaritauLas used on the America ieutilAr an .3 the wanton this man. Ji 166:; 'i;iii" ia/used ht_thtte_11imcNitl, ff Panorama a; an accident of bu. 1s_:tr_rtqt:gitE,ttt,2is In; as Mr. Mammal; ._-w“sld51ftlks of Nay Ttrt'lrrrr,,?hlt is far -t'iiiiii""tuiitiiir- iiirtttitiiit "tir-do/ kith the trome-an) the latest ap.) panace- of Buster Keaton.' The W Metro-Gold-Mayer picture, in an hilarious comedy of errors and ‘tg-onbieu, anaemia! spilhtrinh and tribulations, with the frozen-heed Buster as chief sutteet. . . -r-viiiiri'iiTiii Pt ii2ii'iihiii"iTi/isu"Aii -d #:af In min-tn, and kick their my to? a W! l ”EDA! Depicts Adventures _ -- iifH3isiiireeKiyiitrrtt _-_-tT. East Side Reformer builds them a gymnasium, may shows for, them, gets into all mark Inst of cornice} troixble trying to at u athletic instructor, and then gets local tungsten on his trail. Fun gets fest end furigus us his troubles increase. The hiinrious Boxing bout, the wrestling match in which he comes to grief, the street battle, the dune with the gangsters and Buster plays a millionaire: son who, for love of a ttht of the tone. meats, undertakes to reform her toturhfhid, grower.” ttnt) the young- the canned ineidetttalts. s.sv.Asistc,gytocat1asc3he=,,,,,t:e,.r,rstP,tet tithpeats Bantu-mp a bit at THE" sturt ind ends by Insuring him. Cliff Edwards contributes unique comedy as the valet,' Puzzle, and Norman Philips, Jr., as the tough younger brother. has ' role that itsmiri {my Wong "e-thm-Ort-E"'"'" trtrftrrttrers --ht ‘ thrust- are Pr Royhttt asthcmmzsteryfm“ (that Marshall. "I Am From Mam" Features Royalty The tlrtst otBtU1 Siamese pictures of _ the only independent absolute monmhy existing today, has just been, 7:019ng by Picture Chalice; Inc. D. S. Garen, who as editor of thi, Bangkok Daily Mail, lived union: the Slam- end shared their lives relates ‘in the picture "I am from Siam" tn a startling and most in- teresting manner, the Bulldhistic principles in practise. end the ettht-, Meta data from the time of King Ifottekut, to Run; VI. and up to the present modern king and queen of Siam. V _ . -mamrdr-fiatttred for, the f1rst time ln’matory of motion pictures, the most aaetraorditigtrr and excl!“- tGuUdiii, "o-t film" Rim." VT; and the coronation of King Prdndhipok. The subject matter is replete with unusual #3th such I: flrlt3t £9!!- ing mam," "The T9mplo_9f_ C.eetr- "ME "KI“, Ans .vuIr-v v- --ii_'. ery," "The Mun] of Rob Phn Sat," "A Shanna Theatre," Simu- eu Football," "The Swinging Care- Cinema Talk ', woman no. as: Entries Miss Fuse "iaiiiir7"iiririitrorttE ass' ' red] discovery I'1?rrlnt, Lovable Boy T Jheh-o,rag the iitii,iiitiLiir.jLtyCtitu, mount’s 'two, juvenile cone?! p. dramu. 1'Tom Sewer” and “Skip- 1try',""ttiir'--urittrutrttis'ir"tmmtht" _ bright cherecters of “Tom Sawyer” together again, in e seeoml _ story from Mark Min. “Huckleberry: Finn." “Huckleberry Finn," brings Jackie Geog“ hackle thencreen in the i6lit " Tom Sawyer. Junior Dur- kin continues in his role of Huck. Mitzi Green as Becky Thatcher. And impatient little Jackie Seerl ’mnkes more mischief as Sid, Tom’s _ annoying little brother. 3 favor in "Tom Sawyer” is aug- mented by two popular character actors, Eugene Pallette and Oscar Apfel, for “Huckleberry Finn." Thette two funny-men are ‘seen u a pair of detptrE1Ve.s fg-om whom Buck and Tom rescue two innocent young girls. Olin Bhndick - is again' seen as Tom's worried Aunt Polly. attii_gtyp_iup.t_tsr,1s11_' r_ttreyy_8t! aakesrGreabPteture Wrr _ .t-'r'ce-t . of Dramatic Story Gi; roie of Douglu. Five years was not too long to wait for such an epic {notion pie- ture as "An American My!" Since publication of Theodore Dreiser's epic novel, "An American ,nsmRtrirr2tt-erser-rrorhrrrrt thiiNd "for-'11»; -tsbtfettt6ti" it-ttMt- >t§Ik§gg picture medium, the only moving drama (i'-?-,---,'-!,, irr'ts'ir,ihrTi"'1i.'ii' presented; waited for the 99k di- teetor to tan er Its pa mg ms to the screen; waited for the right players to enact its tense, human eharaetem. Phillips Holmes, in the role of Glide Grimiths, has the outstanding role of his comer. Sylvia Sidney, a remark-bk youngwutres'ulin the role of Roberta Alden, rockets Into 'flrart position among screen ours with this one role. And Frances Dee, u Sondn Finchley, springs . new surprise. _ -ihcii'tensse story moves with re. lentu" force on the screen. "An American Tragedy," 1' great tsoisk,' a great phy. h moving picture. "Ne Honor of the anily” ' "Th-e-tro-nor 6f the Ihtmfir," -Pirst National screen version of one of Balzac's drollest, and tet most dra- irii,T"riairdTiiAen Winn and Alum Kowbny. Miss Dumb play: the part of a tm-ttish Jonas Indy, who in companion and hiiiiW Io an aged and wealthy French mum, who succumbs' to chum. His nephew, . duhinc yum: one". - on n W-*,ln II II! mm‘m -g'tii-rttmtr-ttrr wiles of Elle. tmtm--otttr to be snared him-elf. . "t%'riiiWi.TiiiiiRiiir. in- becomé a greater TII'T‘JL! (Iii,,,),,,,!,!',,!,!,!,,,!),;)'!!,?,),!., Lehi-it-tiii- __ "teuiiiuLriirfitrr-Tr-" 1W1: THUIttyDAY-rtttDhy, NOV. 19-20 “Cauglit Phstered” ' x. . " W, " " . " r; " , mummy l » Ili), Iliiigl t _ T ' a T ll . 'le . 1illlgtl ' . - _ a} fig; a - W - : _ - ------ a.erse, --- - mum E: fl ' ' w... ._....,‘. 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