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Show Friday, November STAGE PATTDT i j ' j LUllIil " SCREEN A picture of the Civil War M A DTI A I iilrLilllrlL which holds the interest ol hotli adults and young people. The leading roles are Hetty Compson as a beautiful Southern Rebel and Jack Holt as a Northern captain. This picture will be shown at the Egyptiar theatre Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. ' - AMUSEMENTS WHAT'S GOING ON Now playing, Lois Morun in Dont Marry"; Sunday, Jack EGYPTIAN next Wednesday, Gang War," Holt in Tom Now OGDEN Tyler in The Avenging Rider; next Sunday, playing, Husier Keaton in Steamboat Hill, Jr." MidCOLONIAL Saturday, Helen Costello and Antonio Moreno in The Adoree in night Taxi; Sunday and Monday, John Gilbert and Renee in The Holt Mysterious The Cossacks; Tuesday and Wednesday, Jack Rider" and Peaks of Destiny; Thursday and Friday, Charles Ray in The Fire Brigade" and Stan Laurel and Oliver K. Hardy in Leave Em Court-Martial- "; Laughing." LYCEUM Saturday, Tom Mix in Silver Valley; Sunday, Colleen Moore in Oh, Kay!; Monday, Adolphe Mcnjou, Virginia Valli and Noah Beery in Evening Clothes"; Tuesday, Vera Reynolds in Almost, Human; in Wednesday, Dorothy Mockaill, Anna Q. Nilsson and Ralph Forbes Ten in Hamilton Neil The Whip"; Thursday, Esther Ralston and Modern Commandments"; Friday, Madge Bellamy in The Play Girl." WHITE CITY GARDENS Tomorrow night, Mell Little and his gang, and Verdi H reinholts Columbians. Dorothy Mackaill to Be Seen in The Whip Mell Littles Band At the White City at Lyceum Wednesday What They Say of I 1 ' Versatility. Enjoyed your band immensely, and Its the one word that describes you should he proud of it. It is positively the best dance band 1 ever Dorothy Mackaills screen career. heard." During the past year or more, Miss CARL ALLISON. Mackaills screen roles have ranged from farce and light comedy to the Whenever I want to hear good most serious of dramatic ports. She dance music, I'm sure to go where has accomplished that most difficult ltd'll is. His new band is the best of tasks that of being accepted in ever. any role instead of being always menWILLIAMS. FRED tally placed in one classification. This BEJTY COMPSON JACK HOlXw'COURJ-MARJlA- C is evident from her constantly inOne thing about Mells music is creasing popularity. ,A COLUMBIA PRODUCTION that you cant mistuke it for Miss Mackaills latest featured role A picture which intrigues the in- young army captain, cuts a pictur- anybody elses, and if tiiercs any bet- is tluit of Lady Diana in The Whip, terest of adults and keeps the young- esque figure and gives a performance ter thun his playing right now, I First Nationals picturization of the sters continually thrilled will he thut in convincing, finished and well dont know where it is. I know it is famous old Drury Lane melodrama polished. Hetty Compson as the not in this mans town. which conies to the Lyceum theatre shown, starting Sunday, at the Egyp- young Southern rebel, who is as ruthJOEL cn Wednesday, December 12. ECCLES. ." less tian under the title of as she is charming and beautiBut consider the wide variance of It is a Columbin special ful, has a great role. It presents the recent film portrayals. In Lady her Midis has orchestra the subtleties production starring Jack Holt with winsome actress in a new light and she was assistant to a maHetty Compson in the leading fem- affords her opportunity for a por- and delicacies as well as the rhythm Be Good" on vaudeville cira third-rat- e to that the dance lover." gician appeals inine role. trayal that leaves a lasting impreswhimsical a cuit role in a light and JUNE DAVIS. From a pictorial and photographic sion with the audience. pleasant comedy-dramwill stand high Frank Austin draws a picture of angle, In Ladies Night in a Turkish Bath" Mell Little has the best dance band in the list of technically perfect pro- Abruham Lincoln that will go down she in I the country'. know I have heard disported herself through riotous, ductions when an analysis is made in history us one of the best chard farce. In The Crystal at the end of the year. The color se- acter studies of the Great Emanci- a plenty. B. J. Cup, to step to the other extreme, quences, depicting an elaborate Civil pator ever presented on stage or her role was a heavy, dramatic one war ball in the White House during screen. Iut Harmon and Frank with hardly a light moment throughthe Lincoln administration, arc a per- Lackteen have roles which are virile O. I. II EGG IE. FAMOUS ACTOR fect example of the beautiful effects and require skillful handling. Dsris PLAYS IN A GENIUS IS BORN out the picture. Smile, Brother, which may be produced in color. O. I. Heggic, one of the best known Smile found her again in light comHill, George Cowl and Zack Williams Jack Holt, in the uniform of a nre worthy of speciul mention. Broadway actors, left New York last edy nnd Man Crazy in a combinaweek for Hollywood to take a featur- tion of comedy and drama. ed role in the picture titled, A Genius That First National judiciously inIs Born." tends to continue this alternation of Hcggie has just completed an im- Miss Mackaills syeen characteriza He tions is evident. W nile you are seeing portant role in The IiCtter." pluyed the part of the lawyer who The Whip, she will be enacting a defends Jeanne Engels, the leading highly dramatic role in The BarSteamboat Hill, Jr." called by An inseparable pair of pals ore woman, on trial for the murder of ker." Kenyon Nicholsons drama of Keawho have seen Buster it at their best in The Avenging Rider," her lover. many life, in which she is sharing ton's funniest fomedy, will head the the FRO attraction at the Ogden theThe Letter was Ileggies third carnival honors with Milton Sills. bill at the Ogden theatre next Sun- atre. appearance in moving pictures, and .. The Whip offers all the hectic day. His first camThey are Tom Tyler and Frankie his first in talkies. excitement for which frozen-faced The funny man who Durro, the long and the short" of era venture was in London before the Lane thrillers were the old Drury famous, with n in such us as which farces he war, never gave picture saw horse College, this entertaining production. auto wrecks, train colraces, which and lias "The General" and "Go West, now of he the forgotten who towers over six feet, and Tom, name. His second was with Norma lisions and much conniving and plotbecomes the d son of a burly litile Frankie, barely Mississippi river boat captain. When nre the greatest of pals on and off Shearer in The Actress," based upon ting on the part of the villains to things start going from bad to worse the screen, Trelnwney of the Wells, in which drive away monotony. for there is seldom a day he for the father, his softy" son arrives Ralph Forbes, Lowxdl Sherman, Marc played the old man role. In the on the scene. Bill Jr. doesn't exactly goes by that the two are not seen last revival tour of McDermott, Anna Q. Nilsson and othgive dad any helping hand when he together, whether they are working Heggie was a member of ers equally prominent are in the cast, falls in love with the daughter of the in a picture or not. the company and succeeded John Charles Brabin directed The Whip Drew in the same role after Draw and Sam E. Kork produced the rival captain, nor does he help to restory died in San Francisco. gain the business which the other has for First National Pictures. Paramounts first Interference, stolen from his father. However, a picture, pluyed to excepThe fellow who complains that his cyclone conies along and then Buster tional business during its first week but it doesnt require much imag- at the Criterion theatre, New York. privileges are being taken away from ination to think of the antics he in- The house sold out completely at him and his personal liberty destroydulges in! every showing to date and hundreds ed should remember that a hundred Ernest Torrence, featured player in have been tunied Interfer- and fifty years ago it was against The Covered ence" is now in the uwuy. many films since on the week of its the law' to go third Wagon," won a juicy role when lie wus limited engagement at the Criterion. Court-Martial- exMore than $100,000 is being obto pended by Howard Hughes tain one spectacular scene for his sky spectacle, Hells Angels. which will The single camera shot, d tun less than 50 feet in the now be12 is of reels, picture Oaking filmed at Oakland airport, land, California. Exactly 40 airplanes arc taking German anJ 10 ullio.1 fighting planes, They includ-- 16 part in the action. Allied 16 fighting planes, German and three camera ships, a German bomber and four replacement planes, lhey are being flown by nationally famous pilots and stunt flyers. For the past four weeks, the Hells Angels have been rehearsing for the sensational air battle at on overhead expense of approximately $20,000 per week. Within the next 10 days it is seexpected to have this amazing Caddos quence safely recorded by aerial cameramen. This shatters, by a wide margin, sinany previous record price for a more than is and movie scene, gle the total cost of the average com-nlete- i air-devi- e. Official cost of Hells Angels" is slightly more than $2,000,000, according to Hughes, who estimates will be exthat another world premiere on pended before the March or in April. Broadway More than 1,500,000 feet of cellu loid have been ground through Hells Angels cameras since actual filming began on October 31, 1927. Ten cutters, under direction of Frank have been f, Lawrence, busily engaged in trimming this enormous footage during the past six months, and the picture is now in 17 reels. to-da- half-milli- Richard Dix arrived in New York last week to commence work on his new dialogue film to be produced three-foot-si- x, t i ia H te on Sites ad The Midnight Taxi With Helene Costello and Antonio Moreno. SUNDAY AND MON1UY The Cossacks With John Gilbert and Renee Adoree. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, Double Feature- - Program! The Mysterious Rider a Zane Grey story featuring Jack Holt and produced by Paramount. Also Peaks of Destiny A Paramount Release. M. G. SI. News. THURSDAY, FRIDAY The Fire Brigade With Charles Ray. y, Leave Em Laughing Featuring Stan Laurel and Oliver K. Hardy the screens greatest comedy team. at um JOSEPH M.SCHENCK MAVOiy djj ERNEST TORRENCE UNITED ARTISTS PICTURE - Also Miss June Emeley well-bre- Tre-lawne- SATURDAY editor-in-chie- Steamboat Bill, Jr. Tyler and Darro Brings Buster Keaton Inseparable Pals To the Ogden Theatre Off and on Screen ar COLONIAL ls full-leng- th motion-pictur- light-hearte- all-st- Dix was in conferee,. Vl terday with John G. Bachman hi production supervisor, ami Director Victor Schertzinger, concerning selec-- lion of the story, for his film, Announcement of this w anticipated within a fev days. Spent on Single Scene for Hells Angels $100,000 a. Court-Martia- l" 30. 1933 Playing Sunday at the Wurlitzer Organ. O gden Gee, But Business Is Good! Monday nil-talki- ng Today and Saturday A Langhable Romance joy-ridi- ng cast as Busters parent. It marks his first comedy characterizahe-m- an tion in many a day. Heading Keatons supporting cast are Marion Byron, a pretty little newcomer; Tom Lewis, and Tom McGuire. If you saw Charleys Aunt" or The Better Ole," you dont need to told that Charles "Chuck Reisner is a good comedy director. Why shouldnt he lie? Iiis early training was secured nt the elbow of Charlie lie Chaplin! SATURDAY, DEC. 8 Illlllllllll :i Lyceum Theatre Tom Mix in IM Wild About You! Silver Valley and everybody is wild about Mell Little SUNDAY and His Gang Jolly Jazz Jesters! Come up and hear something Mell Little and new Dud Scowcroft on the accordions; Johnnie Cole playing his new kettle drums. Colleen Moora in Tomorrow Nite M ? u Both Ballrooms A Oh, Kay! First National Picture. MONDAY Adolphe Menjou, Virginia Valli and Noah Beery in Evening Clothes mv'A TUESDAY MIWMABt Vera Reynolds in (LAMING Almost Human WEDNESDAY The Thriller of All Thrillers Tlie Whip Featuring Dorothy Mackaill, TWO BANDS Anna I). Nilsson and Ralph Forties. BATTLE OF MUSIC A First National Picture! THURSDAY FRIDAY TIIE HAPPIEST SPOT IN THE WOULD niiinii The Play Girl With Madge Bellamy. LOI S MORAN NEIL UANILTO Esther Ralston and Neil Hamilton in Ten Modern Commandments ;vakLi M ADDED in C,ulIiver New Collegians oroS-- v Latest I ox News Comedv Ilalliday at the Wurlitzer PKvPTiJlN eUXfcr., E legion foreign !S COMING |