Salt Lake Telegram | 1925-01-25 | Page 7 | "The Dark Swan," Big Screen Story, at Victory

iTh e D' D DI ar I i S wan i B Big lg 19 i ie I I Screen Story t orY att at r t Victory VictoryA Ct r I A remarkably Interesting photo- photo r remarkable play y remarkable for the acting k ti n nd Direction and interesting befI because be- be fI cause of ot the told clearly-told story of t tie the e conflict between beauty and brains was brains was shown at the Victory Victor f t theatre yesterday esterday 32 perhaPs this enthusiastic statement state- state spent ment can bo ho accounted for by the 1 t that the photoplay is Js The Dark i. i Swan which was was translated onto the silver sliver sheet heet by Warner Varner Bros from the best seller by y Ernest Pascal whose book it wl will 1 be be bere re remembered remembered remembered re- re caused such a furore in literary circles this past ast season I Another outstanding item that contributes to the success of the screen t Version erslon of The Dark Swan Is the very able cast which Is headed head head- ed by Marie 1 Prevost Monte 1 Blue and and Helene Chadwick all stellar I players of proven ability while such notables as Vera Lewis John Patrick Arthur Rankin and Lilyan are aro i included Il In the supporting supporting supporting sup sup- porting corps of or actors The new program Introduces Neil new leader of the Broadway Broadway Broadway Broad Broad- way houses house's well known and well well- liked Victorians Mr who is a native native- o of Salt Lake but who has not been peen here for nine years has won his way to fame In California Cali CaU- I I fornia He lie was musical director for all of or the Hurst Brothers' Brothers houses leader of the Coliseum orchestra In San Francisco a member of Paul Ash's not noted d In Inthe inthe the Granada theatre In in San Francisco Francisco Francisco Fran Fran- FranI I cisco a a. member of the famous Techau Tavern orchestra in they the coast city an and came to Salt Lake II several weeks ago as solo violinist and a director in the symphony or orchestra orchestra or- or chestra with the film production I The Thief of Bagdad I In his first program Mr offers On the Road to Monterey Monterey Monterey Mon Mon- I terey a favorite popular number in California For his overture he has a a. revival of Merry Widow selections He Ile and his orchestra were well received at the opening programs Arthur Stone Stone- in a tickling rib-tickling film Are Blond Men Bashful Is another interesting number on the new program The Pathe Patho News weekly completes the program