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Show AT THEJAOVIES llenn) A. Lehrmnn has completed i tho script of "Lovo Is An Awful I Thing" in which ho will direct Owen , Mooro the newly-wed Selznlck star, Mrs. Moore (Kathryn Ferry) will play leads. i $. ( Dorothy Dnlton has gone to California Cal-ifornia where sho will work at tho Lasky studio In George Mel ford's next production for Paramount. "Moran of the Lady Lotty", from he novel by Frank Norris. Miss Dnlton and Rudolph Valentino will be featured In the leading roles. I S 8 J S I t The Norma nnd Constance Tnl-(lnadge Tnl-(lnadge pictures, promised for rovl-jval rovl-jval by Lewis J. Selznlck, who made ,the Talmndgo girls scteen stars, . 'have begun to nrrlve on the screen,' i "Ghosts of Yesterday." 'The Moth" i and "Up the Road With Salllo" are forerunners of six of tho early plays , by each Btnr that will be In circulation circu-lation during tho coming season. Corlnne G iff lth is regarded as , the best dressed woman upon the i silver screen. For "Moral Flbro" sho had had designed several elaborate I costumes, anion p them a street cob- tume of brown bussy willow satin I With bands of B.ible fur, n party dress of white baronet satin with a fringe of braided velvet and n waist (of silver lace, nnd nn adorable kl- mona of blue satin lined with red. j. . Fride Goes Before a Fall. Her mother mo-ther had brought her up as bird dogs are trained to keep her nose in the air. The reason for this, of course, wbb bo that she might not have to notice ordinary people, such as waiters, for instance. Du,t when sho snubbed the star quarterback quarter-back of the football team at the College Prom she let herself in for (a chastisement in which the whole .college Joined. "The Snob" with Wanda Hawloy as the heroine is one or the cleanest, most refreshing storIe8 of youth and love and college col-lege life ever screened. It Is as American as the Statute of Liberty! Liber-ty! It will appear at the L.rlc Saturday Sat-urday only. I A ft ft t i A mother's love for her son, who has belloved her dead for twenty years, lifting her out of her character charac-ter of a woman of the streets, causing caus-ing her to commit murder to savo ,111m from possible disgrace nnd making mak-ing her willing to be convicted nt her trial rather than toll the story ' that ight save her. Is the thenio ! around which Pauline Frederick's new Goldwyn piny "Madame X " which comes to the Oak theatre for two days. The picture In tho film version of Alexnndro' Rja'on's fam-0iis fam-0iis French play, one of the strongest strong-est and greatest dramas ever sen on the American stage. "Madame X" presents Pauline Frederick in tho most remarkable peifonnnnce of her career, nut it Is more than a "star picture". It is a story so human, hu-man, so pathotlc. so real, that there Is not an audience anywhere In the world that cin look upon it without feeling moved to Its vorv dentil. It is being shown at tho Oak today. i i 1 "On With the Dance" Is a. romance ro-mance of lovo and home, and of .Pleasure's pace that kills on tho , Great White Way. Lavish beyong description. de-scription. Every scene a revelation. I Flashing Into promlnenco with tho suddenness and brilliancy of a me-teor, me-teor, Mao Murray was the Bmash-llng Bmash-llng hit of the 1915 edition of the Ziogfeld Follies. Sho was Immediately Immediate-ly besieged by tho motion plcturo (Producers and signed a contract with I tho Famous Players-Lanky Corporation, Corpora-tion, starring In such winners as j "Sweet Kitty Bellnlrs," 'The Plow Girl." "The Primrose Ring" and "At First Sight." MIbs Murray has never had a more congenial role than that of tho herolno of "On With tho Dnnco." David Powell is ono of tho most accomplished actors of the screen. Ho Is a Welshman who started his dramatic career on tho London stago with Sir Boorbolm ijTreo. Coming to this country, he entered en-tered pictures nnd hns appeared as jmnlo lead In such successes as "The Mnko-Bellovo Wlfo." with Ililllo nurko: "Under tho Grconwood tree" and "Counterfeit." with Elslo Ferguson, and tho Irono Castlo feature. fea-ture. "Tho Firing Lino." As tho ho-I ho-I ro or "On With tho Dance" ho docs i the best work of his career. At tho ' Lyric yesterday, today and tomor; -row. . jjr |