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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, OCTOBER ,2, 1922
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RODOLPH AGAIN APPEARS IN AN EXOTIC ROLE
aA VSeSfc1 "' JHifBaaV..'.YHaw I WBHMSBk 'i ' vupH
aaaaaV s . VjK km Sm f EaaV'laaaaaaaaaaaauKltY L aaavfBaW aa J ' "t'lmwi JsmmMmsmmsmb. IMft TaT 1 tC'JVrH
g7s
" iidiintiMl finm tlie
the box nt the bull Ilutit when riuiiiltn
wns sliet niul (inlluvile n MHrd.
Krmildy, I'm nfnild I (Imiislit Nltn did
it rather badj or rtitlicr overdld It
rnther bnd'.v. Kin' is itcrU'ctly um
If flint .veuiir lntlv would only cnnp
nut of 11' she would Iip otte of my
favorites. And thru we linvp llllnm
S. Hart, with bis pteriml tmrkrritiK of
tlie mouth and ceiitriu'niig of tap e"
vltirlna in all the "vuiiiii" stuff. II brews! Pauline Frrilcrlrli and her In In
liaveu't a l.lrU In tbe world about lirr dlsponinble bandkorcblef ob, I djdn t
work thorn. Itut that .n't in'ivtniHv ' tnrnti that lat 'crack lircane reii.
yrtiiiR. I'm net iiiltp Mire I would con- liliicw't really lack verntlllt.v, I" ''
Ahove is the weddllij; mthe In Hoilelph ulPiiMnn'e hiti-t (Vittiire, 'The fining Rijiih,
novel, "Ames .ludd ' Wanda Haw let i- the attractive hullo
Ipted
sIiIit her ri'inh for se ncillatill and
trniiieraniental a part as Carmen. Hut
Valentine and Morene yes!)
Antheny Onrste writes: "A romantic
play of niim was put In nhape or form
for the films threimh .some literaiy
lirekers ulth the preml'-e they would
, ellecl it .ili ll 1.- new oer eight
months and nothing has been iicrnm
I pli'-hed 'I h i ,iliu here of late that
they Mihniltted it te the 'Hast-West
Players" hi .Vew Yeik Cltj. 1m there
. .such a corporal Ien V
1 "Te tell j en in brief: It Is a period
play of Venetian life with a eempll-
tilled shin, full of hitriRiie. love and
dojietlMii which appeals te the ultra
i dined and cducatdl rlns-P".
"Nev. 1 would like te ubmit I in'
script tn. self, if en would only advise
me te what corporation, through jour
columns."
os. (here is mi Knet-Wet Com Cem
panj, hut I don't knew much about It.
Yeu niisht ti sendini; the script te
tlie scenario editors nt Cosmopolitan
Studie-., 'JiM 7 Si cend nvciiue. New
Yerk, or l'e Studies at Fifty-fifth
! -licet and TrnlJ: avenue. New Yerk, or
R'uiiims Pi.ivets-l.nsk Studie-. Am-
' eria, I.i us I-laiul.
1 PS If j mi want te -ec jour script
nun in, lie sure te inclo-e ictum pest-
I ace I
,lnlm dravrs writes: "The letter
from 'Walter ('.' mis crj tnlereMine.
I lis- i ritlei-ms are iiiifortunatelj true.
, AlthetiKh I liked 'I'.loed and Sand' tin
meush, I. tee, noticed that ' Kodelpl
Jempteed much the .same expressions
il-ecl in former pictuie-. The w.ij he
i Hick- tin' a.-hes from his cicntcttc and
rolls bis eyes remind- me ver much of
Thcda llara. hut then lie isn't tlie only I
one that lacks versatility
"New we hne Allies Ajie.s. Ne I
matter whit epre-sleit is called for, she
(entinurs te leek like a wounded fawn.!
I think she Is checu-full of It
"And the beautiful Kate MncDemild
continues te float around the Vel' like
a cakp nf ice Her one, redeeming foa fea foa
ture Is her beauty nnd pprhaps her won
derful imitation of n Miillc
"New If some brave fan would write,
te some of the-e players and tell Ihi'in
of their faults thpy may be itratefitl and
try te make an imprevement and twain
they may get hljlily Innilled that n
mere fan should question their 'Ixix e'
trlrfcs
"Will you please give me the address
nf Tlinl.i MaraV"
(Last address I have for Thedn ltarn
Is care of Charles llrnliln, iiOO West
llntl avenue, N"v Yerk.)
a yeins kje
THE MOVIE FAN'S LETTERBOX
Hv IIKNItY M. NHKIA'
Just say
Bluejay
te your druggist
The simplest way te end a
corn is Blue-jay. A touch
steps the pain instantly. Then
the corn loosens and comes
out. Made in a colorless
clear liquid (one drop does
it I) and in extra thin plas
ters. The action is the same.
Pain Steps Instantly
' e nP'a
Klsle writes; "That's just it. Yeu voice te ro-enforeo the mere Visual of-
L.V-ask. 'Wlij does ii fun pi te sen a l.lejd f,vs of physical action
N 'ilnmilten eeimsh V lie neer de,- Ne "MIel and Sand" tanks we'l up
,, -.i .. i .,.. .inietiK inv favorite meilvs. and I feel
(nne per-en would, without bens fw ( ( v, ,,.n ,., .Jellnitely arrh-s
dracped. ,ir the -tattis which reniees jiim fiem
"Mr. and Mr-. Fan co le see -nine (on-idcratien merelj a- nil Idel of the
fentnre nlctore of their likill.T. and nippers .iliu piiiccs lilm u Ill-re lie must
before they are nllewcd te gaze upon
their cholce -croon -eloitlen tliey have
te undergo the ordeal of 'Mitclnti;: a
nau-eating tiller, -ucli a- tin- above, ,t
one of the million of 'winter -ports in
Nerwnj. or -nine ether wa". watcmng
B let of wrappe'l uji pmple sliding en
kis. The producers grind out - many
cf them pnutiiallj all the -iinie. IJn-r
noticed?
"die :no a few mere new- reels, tlie tumid te him. ami that her arm- arc the
mere tne merrier. arms In winch lie found the forbidden
"New about T.lned nnd Sand.' I "'siasn-s ,,, nne m tin i,is wln-n 1 nt,
thought I.lla l.oe was as active ns her
,part railed for She was -apposed ti
iii-re,iiii-r ne si-ncjusiy ceiisiui-reil as an
arti-t Whetlier 'he will strengthen him
self in till.- -Ulltis t cumins te ! -icn
NnfuraWj. tliere were -nine tlilug. tlilug.
iiheut UIe.hI nnd Sand" which 1 .1. .1.
lestedfthe -lllj old pliilo-epbcr, the
:ibsii,t of the tjpicallj umiie idea of
li.-..iir in winch Nita Naldi ii.-,. mid
the robbing the climax of that poignant
limil flash of si'lf-.ilinigatien en tin- part
of the wife when, te permit her beloved
hut tii kle hii-band te die in peace, .-lie
ifi- nun ieiiin in.'it -no Is i ,,ii:i s-e . re.
was kinder te him. These tiling- I dt
tested, hut I eM ted them. I imii-i
true that the verj grcnte-t actors can i
Ii" misi-.i-t .' I hnvc he.ird it snhl of
I'NIe rergusen nnd Nmiin Tnlouidge
Hint tlie Iiiim' been miscast, though
the latter is astonishing m her ver-
sntilftj.
"Milt eeti at that, I think such i
supposition i- erioni'eits. Ile urn re
meinher Valentine in tlie 'Peiii Iler-i-men"'
1 in j en remeuihi-r the ih.ins"
that canie eM-r .lulie .ifti i .i f w ireiiih
in the trenches, and imu V.ilinliue
mail,- jeii fi el the r.iiln.il i I srii, that
I, llie out the bej's entile l..ituie'' I
think thi- was a t -t when- ihc Latin
actor'- ei',itilitj was ,alhd nieii 11 11. 1
which he met -ucce fnlh
"I aln noticed Wialin keu's' ciiti- '
cisins ,.f Nit-i Nnlili. It si, nnd te me
that In in -he mis-eil a j; re.it ib.ll of
( iiiejiueiit h failing 1 mj tiling
ta-cinating 111 Nita Naldi'- Ieii.i Sel.
I tit einpi-hci!siii ii all mil- can ex
(I.11111 1'erli. ip- 'Wi.ihii kmi' was a'
a os te ciiiiprchend a wim,in whose
whole make-up i- entiieh iliff,'nnt from
the "rdicm picture -mr.
"I w.i- .-0 glad that mu ,nine out
flat-footed the ether night il think
that's tin- wax ou pur 't 1 .mil s.iid
that Valentine'- acting 1- eielliiit
'I'lllir w tin- i-jli't ill tltlit Ien of M net
ing in 'Mleuil I Sand'- e'ullent; '
Leeking it him iii-i:i H'ii.11 1 nnd
Special Announcement!
isysts4(UiiV'.!
OWING te the overwhelming
interest and enthusiasm of
the thousands who attended the
great auction sale of lets at
Caster H:ghlands last Saturday,
and the spirited bidding that was
stepped by darkness before all
of the lets were sold, another
opportunity will be given te
the hundreds who were
disappointed,
s;
3
('part ra led for She was -iippe-cd te ,,iw,i ,,,,., ,., thin. - , "t,ii , , .', i."iiiig it mm ilispa-n.n.ii. i nun
be tbe sort of wife who bad implicit , 'hh .'."r nrr i Jiur-h as an ,c,.r prep,,-,-,,,,, the be,
faith in her husband, and had net been ,, '.," ." ,,,(, '" the h, , , ,K Ims t;il.-iit. and I an, rnther .'nlined te
nreund much, and was net ,he kind te " hm. '' Is inrolle?! m"h", ,"""! 'hat n will h; fulh hiiiiiUM. I
leek for treuble: she would never lane ','" ,' ' ,7' " I ,'"? J" '" T" ,lri '-""r.iii" S'lf "f niiin...:iWe .iii.J ,
discovered' Nita if her people had net , " '. "T" " ' ',' '? "f M,I1M! I,r'"'""'"rk' nit.Un eb-t id. s
up and told her." I think that her1 ' n""1-'11 ; '''lji l.oe vns enlj about "Will eti .-xtend m thanks te (i T
tvpe, was well suited te her part Would j"1-"1''"'- ''e tae me no -ncli delitilte , for entering se whelhcirhdlx "ti
r-iflW lmv.1 seen l'"-telle Tmlep n the ''loll of tile wife of the llllltader a- I lll side'' I
Iilllt.1 ll.l; r-l-ll l.-ivin L,,., i-'l iir , nv
Tiimp. iieviilmg -he iilil net menle 11
,' Her "yes are mere Spanish than Nlla's
get from .M111I1 line Pcluinr's xcr, tine
and intelligent charin terii-atien hi the
s-u i?yr, !; wr.
W f ! ' 'I ' ',
fL iM5
.
New a word about Walter Leng, wlie ""'B': or-ion In fact, I. fn il.-.J t
I tliink has nlwajs been gnen tii llttb
te de, alwaj- being picked for casts just
becau-e of hi- ti;liting face. This js the
biggest opiiertunitj I have i-eon them
Jjive lilm. and I hope we will -ee loi lei loi
tnero of him. Ie jeii reniember what
Wulfcr Leng did In '(in and (Jet It' 7
"It -eeni- pi (Millar that no etic net
mentions Sis-y He .Mllle's 'Ferhiddeu
Fruit' as among the best of two jenr-
go. Agnes A j res was hotter In that
than any ether Settings were gor
geous, and the details were well done
"Say what thej will, Theodere Ke--
leiT helped inake this picture one of
-the he-t In a dei ado. Jusl a meiuetit.
lr. .Neelj ; let me have Imtli barre's at
the end.
"Mut, Hen, I am afraid you ate dodg
ing the i-siie Yeu hae told u- erj
little of what jeii thought of 'Illoed
nnd S.ind.' Yeu are letting the fan fan
de it all. We would like te hear what
jeu have te -,ij . Ymi are mil the
referee in thi- twenty-round light In a
finish bout.
"Let's M'i'jeil deliver .1 few wallop-.
I did lliink jeii were going te ktmi I, me
for a loop when I dared te venture te
iru miui iin- iii-m .xiiieriLiin iive-teeier of er fine m tin
xwi-. Mut nothing stirring, -e I nccept te state that in s
tne enampieusiiip 01 (iiu rimer, with
thanks."
leiivince me that -h.- w.iw am one lmt
l.il.i She wa- er) -wiet and very
pathetic and verv pretty but -he
wasn't the toreador'- wife I don't he
lleve rhi- wa- I.iln'- fault She didn't
le.illj iinpie me a- believing what -he
was doing her-elf I l.iv the nn-ati--f.iitmv
chnriictorizatleti etitirelj te the
director, and I'm u-ually a gre.it ml
inirer of Fred N'lhle
I don't agree with mi at all alKiiit
"Forbidden Fruit " It w.i- one of
Siv de Mllle'- -tips mi tin- down
ward path Soai" jear- previmi. te
that lie made ' The (ielden I'luine" mi
exacth tb .-nine theme Jii- eirlur
work was much liner 1
"What would vmi think of a produc
tion of ' '.11 iin 11.' w itli Vn'i nt 1 no a- lien '
lese. Nit. 1 N.ihli as Cirineii .ml Keliert
1 razor Ms the I en ader ,
' 1 1 ni in - 111 Well. 1 dmi 1 Knew, 1
Nita 1- ci rtainlv a pippin f.u lik-, hit
liaven't vvi rcillv li- n -niniwliit cai - '
rn-d .ivvaj hv the 1 fleets nf hi 1 hi'.iutv7
I lid -lie leallv nreve In 1 -ell .1 coll cell
viuciiig actie-.-'; Tiike thnsi -1 em s 111
V.N (ll'i:. DARDXM'.l.l.r.s
A i rii" 11 nmilii,-m 1 'li- N ir K.ist
Km r' .11" " 'i Mn. w -h t . - r tr i'l
ir -p, . 1 1 m I.i 1 i 11 . - ,, 1 nt
,r j ,-h, 1: f . i- 1 1 ! f 1 ' i .'
n . ' " f " r i- . I " 1
I 111 I r ! S ,- I u. f ' liu,
I.. I .1 ll V'.lK It 1 t 1 ' IJ .
Continuation of the
PUBLIC AUCTION OF UNSOLD LOIS
at
CASTOR HIGHLAND
Caster and Cottman Avenuei, Above Caster Circle en Roosevelt
Reulcv.vrd, en Caster Avenue High-Speed Line
Connecting With Frankford "L"
Next Saturday, October 7
at 1 o'Cleck
Sharp
Watch Newspapers for Further Details
or Write
Albert M.(6ireerfieM.sCe.
15th Chestnut'Sts.
memi'LAVM
ruorei'LAYS
(Fir-t American tive-reeli-r I have
any record of was "The Life of an
American Fireman." made in lsim
Why should I deliver a "wallop" nt
"Weed and Sand"? I thought it wa
an iinusuallv tine production. In man
ways I liked It belter than the -fig'c
erslnn, and that al-e gee- f,,r v.il
fiitinn's (iailnrde a- agaln-t Skinner's
Fkinner's did, at titne. reach heipht.
that Valoiitine'- could net much but
there tlie -taite aiter had the added
force of the inlloien- of the human
Ciliipiite writes: "Fvei since tlie
'iiloed and Sand' contievorsv lias hien
R'-ing. I have watched the ni.inv fi-i
lette- hearing en t hi-, -uhji-et, 'th
gloat interest
"Wliil.' I don't give a hang wlnilni wlnilni
alentiiie wear- hi- hair enrlv i.r .1--liinj
and tint a- pati-nl lr.it In r. m what
kind of -hirt- he u-. or what mb-i 1 ve
in- in-, I mii-t again reiterate that m ,
n- 'ise,iaiirv 1 tei-i gjeal pn--ihi!itii -
r. nnd I go furilnr
mn uiia-ure he h,i-
ll'-lllou-tlllteil tins te ls
' ''. I'ltinbil- I mini,' the ether
night, -aid that Valentine 1 ,1 p'r-mui!
character ami ha- but mn- forte and if
the h.-iraetcr is net -v mpatlietic h
ciinniit act it. I should like te a-k lmw
din- In- knew, se Ien;; ,,s the vir
aim par.iginpli h- intimates r li it
-' mp itln tie i,irt- an- the mi ones he
1- pirmittiil te ,ni 'mi relv te s-iti-fi
tint theiightle-- glutimi, pepiilnr de
mand Never Inning -eon Valiiitlne In
n eli.iracti t part or one diffirent fimu
tie ,-rei 11 levil and hem. lmw 1,111 In-In.iki-
-ucll -I it' lie-Ill-"'
' Villi OVi'll if it Wl'i se. . It Unt
Skin Troubles
Seethed '
With Cuiicura
Seap, O'ntmfr.t. TRlnjm.CS err,h" Sunjili
trte of Cstlciri LtrleilM, CapV X, Uiliin, Mui.
The following theatres obtain their pictures through
the STANLEY Company of America, which is a guarantee
of early showing of the finest productions. Ask for the
theatre in your locality obtaining pictures through the
Stanley Company of America.
IF NOSES WERE COUNTED"
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BABBITT
By Sinclair Lewis
,I TlHHt Of M 1 sTItl.l
HARCOURT BRACE & CO. ' " '"
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L af W in a 9 k.
NA!
Citizens' Mass Meeting at
WitherspoenHall, 8:15Tenk
:ht
At 8:15 tonight, at Witherspoon Hall, Juniper and
Walnut streets, a mass-meeting will be held under the
auspices of the Philadelphia Federation of Churches,
te induce action by Congress in behalf of the victims
of Turkish oppression.
Dr. Mark H. Ward, deported last March
by the Turks because he administered
relief, will speak.
Yeu are earnestly invited te be present. Ne charge.
Philadelphia Federation of Churches
APOI IH S!f THOMPSON ST3.
f-U WIlVl maiim:i; DAILY
JOHN GILBERT . i HO-spMARY THEI1Y in
"SHAME"
, ARDMCRE 'Kl
WILLIAM FARNUM
In hHACKLES OF COLD"
ACTAR 1.1'. HTM A. OlHVltr) AVK
ftJ I Vr MATINT.i: DAILY
CONWAY TEARLE
in LOVE S MASOUERADE '
BALTIMORE ll ' Veu;T:
THOMAS MEIGHAN
in OUR LEADING CITIZEN ,
P.I I IPRIPH Wreail A susqufhannrt I
ULiULiUIIMJ rnndnii"lH J until U
JACK HOLT
In THE MVN UNCONOUERABLE"
COLONIAL t,,n ..?",.p-7r?I
RODOLPH 'VALENTINO
in III HUH MI MI '
FAIRMOUNTi'ilv'V.'-.VAir
"A FOOL THERE WAS"
56TH ST. '"IA7,: ,,v,,'i;.,sr-
THOMAS MEIGHAN '
In IF YO't BELIEVE IT ITS SO'
GREAT NORTHERN ?WYl &?$
"What's Wren? With the Women?"
ADTED ATTRACTION
MAX UNDER In '
"The Three Must-Gct-Theres"
IMPERIAL r USAW;rm
HOUSE PfTPS i."-' "" "OORE .n
"THE STORM"
T inPRTV li'OAD cot. i MniA av.
,LliJl,l 1 I Mvriwr IiAIl.T
JACK HOLT
In WHILF SATAN SLEErS
nRIPWT Nv e'land A-." (it H'l St
WIMLIN 1 mvt'nit hmi.y
MARION DAVIES
in THE YOUNG DIANA
OVERBROOK ,iaiJ VfiTvs
LON CHANEY
in FLESH ND BLOOD
PAI M i "A'.KKertn avi: and
I -L,IVI NOniUS hTHKET
GLORIA SWANSON
in HER GILDED CAGE
RPPPMT Murki-t 8t Hi-low ITth
lL.UL,n 1 f, , jt In IIP M
RICHpn D'X ci"l MV rOITIMK in
"ALL'S FAIR IN LOVE"
PTlAI TO fint.MVNiciwN avkstr'
IXIAM-, 1 V- ,T Tl'l.t'PIl' l''f l-V qf
CONSTANCE TALMADGE
in "Tlir rRIMITIVELOVEU '
SHERWOOD BV,hA! "iTJ'se
JACK HOLT
in 'THE MAN UNCONQUERABLE"
333 MARKET.'V,'1;!; 7,'!,,'
VERA GORDON
U "I'OUa BIST FBIE.W
flSrTheiNIXON.NIRDLINGERdWi
UJ THEATRES SJ
BELMONT "P. AnOVK MARKET
PA. HOlIKr n-" '"' 3 ' se t0 " r-
. ut "',n', MATT MOORE in
J "THE STORM"
CEDAR
COTK t CKDAU AVENUK
.1 Mle 7 in.1 I It f
BETTY BLYTHE
In FAIR LADY
, s-ULJisLuM Mark' B'l Mth A 60th
j ' MAN FROM HELL'S RIVER"
1 JUMBO I7;2T ." .iiH.CSn-aVS"
I-m , ,., rr,rkfer( L..
ALICE CALHOUN
" ' "vl- IN HIS ROOM"
LEADER 4VST '-''ASTBinva
CONSTANCE TALMADGE"
m GOOD NIGHT PAUL"
LOCUST BW '--CUST hTRKEfs
"THE STORM"
NIXON'S AMBASSADOR
M.,.,., I . n , ,.,,,, ;tAV'
Heuse Peters in "The Storm"
NIXON KU AN,) MAIIKm'STSr
SESSUE HAYAKAWa"'
in "THE VERMILION pfmpttm
RIVOLI T'-l'v sts
COLLEEN m66r"e"PM
in COME ON 0VE!t"
69TH ST. Th-"' Opp "I." inwnJ
AGNES AYREs"r "
In 'BORDERLAND"
STRAND e""'"n Av at vTn.tiv,
RQDOLPH VALENTINO "
in "BLOOD AND SAND"
1 D
AT OTHER THRatrcS"
MEMBERS OF M.P. T.O.A.
II
litKMANIOWN 5;i'v-rGl?A'"nw" at.
HAROLD LLOYD'"
. - 'ij GRANDMA'S BOY"
GRANT "??,""" Am
BETTY BLYTHE
SPECIAL
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1 C. SMITH SO. ., i-H'K
HKNTAI.S. MO., S.0 VTmr
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