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Show p f w ''4 fV r WV o ?&. tu. t THE DESERET NEWS SATURDAY NUVEJlBEIi 25 JV -- !'! THREE SECTION 1U2'J - 7; a IK r &Tmmw V r i MZ& m mm y mmrmmrmm -- mag i y& anammmm aCr3dftt OAl' J BEurope is to furnish another motion picture mar for American producChariea deRoche. idol of., tion cinema fans, has been iiacrf( Fyench under contract by Jes4- - Lasky. f.rat vice president in charge of produr- Cortlon of the Famous IJB th paraunder to appear poration. mount" banner. He arrived In New Tork lilt Saturday aboard the French His first work in Uijer La France America will be in support of Dorothy Dalton in Konrad Bercovlct s gvpsy - story. "The Law of the Law'.ees." afer which die iU Play ,h ,1,!e ro,e ln he 8panish Cavalier" !a said to be one of . , Mr- - deRoche the handsomest men on the French screen. He made his debut with Renee Le Prince a few yraf agiFJn - Paris. He served throughout the war In the French army. Among his most successful screen creations sre Terri lar in Klstemaecker s "Alarthe." the duc.de Coranne in "I m peri.." and the" deputy from Majmont ln "GigoleUe e Ho has also appeared in several by Leence Ferret, ."Mr. deRoche has been seen4n this count iT only onco." said Mr. Lasky in con-- , announcing the signing of the made a ln was "That picture tract. in' Europe which was shown In Jbls country last spring. In that picture Mr. deRoche played the role of a toreador, and everybody who saw the picture was struck not only with the consummate skill as sn artist, but also Manager Vandawaikera announcewith ths great magnetism which was ment d that Daniel L. Hart'a He domiobvious in his personality drama The ftartrh nated every scene he was In, and gave is to be the feature attraction de luxe one of the finest performances I have reu St the- KtrttTna thcam tOTnorrrr. eeer seen on the screen: ' take its place with Way Down Krt PARAMOUNT-EMPRES"The Old Homestead and other plas of proven greatness which have reaped .SPIRIT of adventure in dress I iueh in picture f'rm, will be' the thing that holds the fashion welcomed by Ralt iake theatre-goer- s to of who have learned to love the beautiParis, according supremacy ful story during its Gloria Swanson, Paramount star, vears of constant presentation a recent trip to Europe. Call- taentv on the American stage ed "the best dressed woman In AmeriPlaed bv the eminent actor, Dan add comments Bwanson's Miss Sully, who has been seen in it year ca.' to the after jear m nearly every city and considerable discussion as to tho pros and cons of town that contains a theatre, The femicontrol of Parish is associated in the tit unbroken French nunds of Americans with Hip Van nine dress. Shore Acr and other American women have a fine sonsei winkle succefise that con am teirs of Individuality, ef adaptation. They sure-fir- e wp) take a faehlon. change end niter and laughter plus that unVn'onn some way it until by the time it goes itssomearound the United States it is business man laborer to drop different and often tneir activities and thing altogether .to part.cipate in a the more than striking decidedly tor wealth and success rash headlong ortgtaal. But the American woman is ln the wilds of the Yukon, is visualslow to originate. She will not start ised in Jane Novaks greatest screen until she has heard that triumph aew lielle of Alaska, distrib- someonevogue high p in the social whirl uted b American Releasing Corportsdone something similar, and la opening at rne Droauway not ation, Tour Parisienne. however,-Sunday. tfbthered by such inhibitions. If she theatre, Muss Novak, in the of the rol ifpcides she looks better without young and bsauuful wife of Wade if others bey one of a Kansas goentl Hark.n. farmer, sfkingMff wish t follow it is ail right with her j n,any participants in the hunt The origin of Parisian styles is by not for goul u ArunM in Seattle. She msans confined to the social Stains work in a ctuap ' restaurant TtiWr may Wart with a stenographer meets Luck aii, a or ths wife of a shopkeeper. j who becomes the self- - ap- In only one part of American life gamt,jerr protector of the deserted doei ens find the Parisian flair for mjfe Planning to win the girl for taking a chance for sending out a bime!f. V,.it dtv. i taae attack neW fashion to stand or. fall before He named di the American public. Even the film?. L,u(kin vVSimi , the g'.rl hoWever. are but ploneera in the field ,hoota ugan. Fe.ir.nR she w.li te of qriginalitF in dreea and undoubted- proseMitcit for niurdei svie her the nine of ly dt will be aome time before the identity o supremacy of Farts U seriously notorious dance hall cnaia'ter whom sunk she mi eta aooard ship whnh g Sfiss Swanson ia wearing an Ruth remaining the tn of new awwrtment thv Her survival:Adventures, sols 'Parisian etvl.- - wbioh she folio.1, form the s ftr this rreal ne w in roarher ParU, .from direct of the heart am. actniii di.iina brotght picture ."The Impossible Mrs. Bel- ing lukon le w," which is to ba shown at the Francis Ford and Roomarv Theby Paramount Entpresui theatre begin- will alto be shown in "The M story tomorrow. matinee With the ning of 13' which starts with a rush u The comedy side of the program whirlwind action. Christie of bv the care will) be taken Neai production, "Ocean Swells" with hcauBums and a bevy of bathing The Pathe Rewa and the Paramount orchestra will complete the -program. Critics Praise The Parish Priest Coming to Kinema yers-Lask- y - Motion picturp critfr a y super-reach- 'tl-r- mm-etor- ,!" thing for which all dramatists strive and so few discover. ft characters are as well known to the average person as Little Eva" Maiks the Sfmon Degree. and lawyer in Uncle Toms fnbln and screens of the counto the itf coining try is hound to be hailed witlj de' light h.f all ages In the elaborate plctumed version, produced by Herman J. Gat field, the character made famous by Dan Sully on tne stage, is plaed by William Desmond who is most admirably suited to the part of the noble young priest so many have learned to love. He is surrounded bv a carefully selected cast chosen to perfectly fit the types which years of portraving have fixed indelibly In the minds of the masses. Th.s production will be presented at the Kinema theatre for three days only starting Sunday. , ' Barthelmess Will Film Another Story By Hergesheimer Richard Barthelmess will bring another Hergesheimer story to the screen. Charles H Duell, president of Inspiration Picture, Inc., announces that "The Bright Shawl.' the latest novel from the pen of the author of "Tol'able David, la to be the next starring vehicle for Mr. Barthelmess. The film adaptation 4s being made by Edmund who Gouldtng, alapted "Tol'able David" for the screen. Mr. Hergesheimer Is also in the adaptation. J The greater part or the action In the story takes place in Cuba, and ln order to obtain an accurate colorful background the picture will be filmed there, according to Mr. Duell. John S Robertson, who finished 'Teas of the Stormrecently Country" with Mury Ptckford, and the creator of "Sentimental Tommy" and "Dr. Jekyl and Mr, Hyde." will diieet Mr. Bartheimees. Mary Ann to be Mabel Normands Biggest Picture Mack Bennett has announced that Mabel Normands next production will J V be Mary Ann. with Mabels and lovable personality in the titular rote. This will follow her other successes, Mickey which was heralded as one of the biggest pictures of ns time, Molly O which was ted with great enthusiasm iu every city in which it pUed, and now the1 production of tfuxanna' ail directed b t Itichard Jones. Mr. hennett says: I am thoroughly talents of coiwnccd ikal Alis Normand have not been put to the supreme ten. But they will be deinonstratediin. Mary Ann,' for undoubtedly it will serve as Mabel's best vehicle. I nU.M-tieJ- le ac-c- es mid-ocea- n. tia-:- frf) P h; . vCt-i- V' fxr VIRGINIA VALLI L.-m has now retired to her study, from where before beginning work on the pirturlzaton of her next book. he has contracted to send her publishers a new novel and a number of magazine verbal editors, articles and stories for their publications he plana now to begin work on her next piuunzed enuon of one of her books in the early spring. BEGINNING SUNDAY f,rthcnm!ng 'The fltrl I ' all-st- ar 1 er ht n ! I L. Lasky presents SHOWS START. oria ' OF ALASKA. Ftaal Chapter R4lIO HIM., m r 12:302:154:00 5 z i- - MVSTERY OF J13. "FRANCIS - FORD m "The Impossible Beginning Tomorrow I ! li Mrs. Belle w' FOR THREE DAYS ONLY Jr -- D-- , -- ' er - 9 il Featuring: . s 7 :30 nr the tioprfae Uo, Marling 11 v Jesse BROADWAY . -- rt Ray to Have Emotional Role in Girl I Loved in the Charles Dickens " liner Twist. has been booked by the Amen-es- n theatre aa the feature of its week program which Thanksgiving opens with the matinee tomorrow. Incidentally it Is declared to be the most expensive motion picture ever booked for preeentatlon M the Ami lean, alto 1 itrons at though it is to be shownover the reguno advance In prices schedule. lar love. It cannot be said that anv novel of the length of "Oliver Twist" cinjnrow r Riitti fro on stage or screen! Mis U ru conn be set forth d'-b" ' and remain "trr perfect agtvwibntn.g 1 while comej wltlj the original, bui. Vtill.in deMJ'.e is will wish that this or that episode. u,ch n R had beep chosen from' the lex.K'w.'h . A 1. ius tv mid rather than what is filmed it must . .. f t' . UKik n Mth ajpu t, ,i conceded thdf Mr. Llod ! i the U" of those lie portions logical hand busl-th- e novel that lent themselves best to abf.i a innii'h, duimg whan h will otes which relate to modern B. De- in the Cecil pes. predominate medium of the screen and weiej supervise me c ittirg if the p.tture Mille scenario idea contest which came l n I ) md w ill ' r a most readily welded together into a s io the10 n end Nov. 1. Tales.of crook life plot paralleling that told by Dickens confer a of t iri and of young love, wnich formerly h.s rxt j rod .it. n the story of how Monks first tried Sicnano ;furn.shed the themes for a great ma-- i Oliver and to destroi the jhjuI of motion pictures, wero acarce-- j Afor MX w hs m Honeuiu, Petty Jonty then plotted to dcetrocA4 life. ' making i in evidence Lon Chaneys perforirttAce of the Compso.v and ht i contest was staged under the; w U The r retxirn to the h.v role of Kagin will add ttrrefc even Th ? ,.l o the of this auspices of the Los Angeles Times to that much and hoJrab!y be- JlclU'Aoo. He now has three a kiki the for Mr. DeMiile. et Th ah decked actor. Many will claim it to monh be his most vivid and imaginative voicauo st KU iuea the ruff at the readers sorting the thousands of ideas and submitted fo"m hopes' to be able to Pali, and por fiutv pof creation. Brockwell signalizes, her bacKKtj?nd in the s;oa mhcb wus find one suitable for his next pror Mrp Jui return to the screen by a notable written (nmfort Ivors, duction for Paramount. The results performance of th role of Nancy. mho U alo d.rcctmg rs production as have already been worth - while, he a Tim. TUir .most delicate gradations betiereg. because they show the trend the of public taste. First prize wilL.be actons rTc'rehabltliatlon of a soul un$1,000, second $100 and third and til at lurt she makes the supreme sac- Film Burlesaae of fourth $0 each. rifice of her life for another. Shriek The be to Bill Sikes I plaved by George with powerful strokei. Sleymann Sennetts Next Comedy Monel - Belmore's Mr. Bmwnlow is raid to be a benign but masculine and With Kthryn McGuire in the lead lovable soul; and all the rest In the cast deserve more thap the mere ing feminineof role, "The Fhrihbur-le-of nn. Ar,h." jh funnies film mention of their names and the roles ie, ever produced bv Murk Ren- -. "Ths famous romance of the Cum-ne- t, thev plav. earh Is a conscientious will shortly le released rhrough bertsnd. The Trail of the Lonesome and controlperformer, Pine, la goipg to- be made Into a Par. led by the gentua of Frank Uoyd mho amount picturewith Mary Miles In OJher Twist reveals more of Mlnter as the mar.' Miss Minter Is subtlety than in any of his other a regarded particularly suitable for work. the part as h ts a Southern girl, and BROADWAY. before Joining the Paramount forces , she gained-hgreatest popularity In authentfr reproduction of that nf thia kind- In fact, she plays a mad summe,nf J899, .when m another story by John Fox. sensational rush for the Alsekan cold Jr.. "A Cumberland Romance. for 1C alrt. C'hailca Mulgne wl direct. .Baida caused mech imo,-- AN v PARAMOUN' Loved." diaries Rav ik going Into a more emotional role than anv he haa taken heretofore. His main plan is to put the subtle charm of Janus M hitcorob Riley Into his screen story of the famous poem bv the Indiana author which has to do w'th a paNotable Players Are thetic love motive, said to le based on Added to Cast of an experience Irr Rilev's own life. -Is announced by United Artists, - ' Universal Picture forIt whom the picture ts being pro- duced, that the f.lm will he of big June Elvidge, stage and screen Ce- calibre ln every-way- . Joseph De Grasse lebris. and David Torrence. New York is directing. have been added to the character star, net of ' 'For? kmg' All-t- tt hern, being filmid at Universal city us an special production. Colincn Moore, Cullen Landis. May a. lace and Bam De Grasse have oilier big parts In Universal' adapta- -rtJon of SIXDAY ASfD MODtY OYLY .11 tb- - etepmoth- luthivn W iliams nefin Collxr s andP; . First Raa Special crlginally pejred i s deMiH Wadain in Lortnc, a Rtn8ation in th literary world. JANE NOVAK i Emile Chtiutaid d.rocting the prola the great atary ml the 1 akoa It of is back duction. The thought THE BELLE the frequent selfishness of mother AM1JUUV. trl .tir tsjsttred..t p.rtudch -- COOGAN . y Prit' tie. w .... ....... ; long-standi- JApKIE tith A, ed -- heart-intere- 1 (! Booih Tarklngton hi? arrived at tho J Paramo, ml Long I?lnd ?tudio from achieve- - . , (tinted prsinu to the ,n Indian, poll tn confer ment of Thome H. Ince in the 8 Thomas Geroxhty. chuf ter of film titles. He has Admittedly a new level of artistry in this, vising director, on the screen treat respect in "Hkin Deep" in "milting '1 Of the original tnry he I writ the thought of war without let for Tlioma Me.Rhan. Thia Is iog tho fall into wsr the ting production picture" class. In a Targe measur Mr. I nee's sue cess with hi title in Skin Deep"!.,. been was due to his use of the celebrated th,,u8h paint inc Flanders Field" the ul ill dene ttr 'photoplay form, satlon of which warpcrmltlcd hy ibcl .A prcllmL-isrdraft of the - story . copyright holders. Banner and Black 1. aTTb from which standard er "The theme hr the was allowed to picture-nev' ! Flanders Fields" reproductions 111 b lMwn lhat lMa" ,l1' which are to be found in - 4w MainenndwtH bat be there homes of former soldier. declared verdict of the public i bitiny children in the picture. by uoanlmou rar.mmint Long J,lnad studio , thought among the Allied fenlervous for 1",'on,tn '"i'18 perhaps the greatest piece of lneplrej ar, to be born of the World war I whose novel. "Java will be a living memento of the great Hergesheimer, ,, , struggle long after the bo5, who sheet rver Melford. is ""j George by in the fields of Bandera are dut j frequent visitor to see how his s'ory is progressing in Its new form ar.d Wallace Reid Soon Georg Ade Is expected along in a few'chivs to do the final titles for bis To Begin Work on story. Back Home and Broke. which New Film Production Thomas Meighnn la finishing under the direction of Alfred K. Grei- Wallace Reid le recovering n rapMichael tyHalloran idly at his retreat in the California mountains that he will star work Hits month " In his next Paramount picNearing Completion ture, "Mr. Billings Spends His Dime." the Saturday Evening Post story by Gnc Stratton rortrr't production Dona Burnett. Preliminaries of the of Michael O'Halloran each scene story are 'being completed by" Albert of hlch haa been personally auper-vlae- d Shcihy LeVIno and Ralph Block, pro by heraelf. Is now blng cut and f titled, ready for earlv winter release durtioij advisory editor., Reid has already recovered comMrs. Torter. who has spent each day pletely from the eye ailment with at the Thomas H. Ince studios during which he was afflicted and la getting the actual production of her picture. Into condition for a hard season's work, according to word to the Lanky Studios executives. ev" T)rfs inter-eetib- 11 even critic iv,n mat-!"1- V A Famous Authors "-- wtrld-beiove- T RendezvousFor Of Thos. H. Ince ptc-nm- Hi Film Studio is New Achievement -- --- - - n F f ' iro t 1 OCEAN - 9trrlic WILLIAM DESMOND ASD AM ALL STAR CAST 1 Adapted from ;JVAM SILLSS GREATEST STAGE SlCCESg. At The , KINEMA . . SWELLS;; with 7 77- NEAL BURNS on, a roving houseboat. on a roving houeboat. A Christie Comedy PATHE NEWS . (Z Qammount Qidun is Glorious Gloria' at her resplendent ' As the mother jtfhom slanderous robbed of her pinld and happiness, ' have tongues she was never so poignantly appealing As the J gay, daring leader of Monte Carlo society, she was never so lavishly gowned. Conrad Nagel, June Elvidge and Robert Cain .in the brilliant ' . supporting cast. HERE USUAL GOOD MUSIC |
