Show AT THE THEATRE TONIC HI FRIDAY 2 abo vl als 15 9 00 P ill bessie bessie love brov proves her versatility in radio pictures mystery r a m a conspiracy playing tonight at the egyptian theatre gripping screen story As the sister ot of a district attorney eh bhe de determines e s to destroy a dope ring responsible for her fathers death rn in accomplishing comp lishing this many tense and unusual situations arise ned sparks deserts his famous comedy C character bar acter to play the port part of a wealthy a and nd eccentric author whose hobby Is 13 the unraveling of battling baffling crimes As he works on a crime mystery he writes write 5 a story concerning it in conspiracy sp iracy he employs miss love as hla his seer secretary e tary she Is forced to transcribe a ayt mythical cical story which unknown to spa sparks rk s directly I 1 concerns her own life hugh trevor carries the romantic interest opposite miss love he plays a cub reporter film boasts great cost cast an exceptionally large cast of featured feature players Is included in conspiracy among A n 5 them the T are ivan Leber deff rita la roy ma jane ane beckley Eeck ley hancl price james I 1 br bradbury a abury sr darcy corrigan Walterl walter i lo 10 long ng donald mackenzie and barney serial tonight chapter 2 allene aliens ray featured with tim mccoy in th the e stirring universal chapter play inda indians I 1 s fire are coming the second chapter ot of which Is A call to arms realized a life ion long g ambition when she attained attained prominence on the screen she made her theatrical debut in a timal small I 1 theatre performing in song and dan dance ce specialty acts at san antonio tex texas but received a break when she drew the attention ot of harry myers dryers a motion picture producer then in texas he was so pleased with her appearance and personality that she was immediately given a prominent role in his picture honey moon ranch which he produced in texas this led to a trip to hollywood and a contract with pathe here chere she made fourteen serials making good the variety medy comedy 0 features the well known stage personality joe penny 40 40 ONLY 2 shows S 15 P D am 1 DOUBLE dol BLE bill TONIGHT first feature william fox who has held a position of unquestioned supremacy in the production of audible pictures since the sensational advent of in old arizona scores another distinctive triumph when he presents one mad kiss fox movie tone musical romance this production serves to introduce to the screen a scintillating new star don jose mojica he Is the answer to the cry of film lor for new faces he has a gorgeous lyric tenor voice magnetic personality sona lity and good looks that establish him as perhaps the handsomest man on the screen today n until recently a star or of the chicago grand opera company finds little difficulty with the score ot of his bis first picture I 1 mona marls marla Is delightful in m the role of a beautiful spanish dancer she sings in a mezzo soprano voice that has great appeal tom scores heavily ns as the ragamuffin handy man proving himself a delightful comedian primarily an eccentric dancer he makes the most of his one opportunity in this picture to the accompaniment ac compani ment of monkey on a stick sung au n g by mojica antonio moreno also reveals e a Is unusual ability in the role of a dictator I 1 there are a dozen songs including several typical spanish numbers written by mojica and troy sanders songs Song which seem certain of popularity are one mad kiss oh I 1 where are you and behind the mask second feature TIRED BUSIN edg MIN AND FOLLIES DANCER LIVED IN YEARS B C count byron khun chun de cle might be called the broadway columnist ot of antiquity ty his sprightly gossip of the happenings of ancient carthage as revealed in his all talking picture lost gods I 1 j contains much that parallels the sprightly gossip of broadway Broad woy activities that c comprises the columns of the Hel lingers and others of the craft when a tired business man of 2000 13 I 1 B C and a dancer of the follies of 1999 got that way they were no more certain of escaping the notice it if de than han t the modern t b m and his chorus girl heart are of concealing their feelings from the eyes of tomorrow mornings newspaper readers in lost gods count de cle shows the opening of the tomb of a carthagena ian fan dancing girl and with it he reopened a scandal that enlivened breakfast tables four thousand years ago golden cymbals and other requisites of her art told him her occupation not the least of these requisites was a vanity case containing seven different shades and types of rouge but there were also jewels ornaments of gold and silver containers for food a and wl wines e an and d many other indications adt that h she b e bai had d b been een the favorite of some rich play boy of Cart hages broadway SUNDAY ONLY 2 sl bious 1 ois P M DOROTHY MACKAILL IN nig BIG DRAMATIC ROLE HOLE IN BRIGHT LIGHTS forsaking comedy portrayals dorothy Mackal Dlack aill ll assumes the greatest dramatic role of her film career in bright lights first nationals all tech technicolor melodrama with music the humorous dorothy doroth y of the flirting widow and strictly Mo Modern 1 becomes a fiery hula dancer who tosses her grauss grass skirts at admirers from africa to broadway then engaged to the scion of a snobbish family of 0 position and wealth she Is involved in a crime which changes her career bright lights Is the first technicolor picture in which she ehe has appeared miss mackaill Mackal ll Is one of the few prominent actresses of the silent screen who has dared to attempt the leading role in a big musical production comments on her singing and dancing have been excellent and she now takes a place along with the outstanding stars of the talking screen I 1 i she chines by her talent naturally as is she was formerly a featured player in follies she was also a itar at the london hippodrome 1 bright lights Is one of the talking taline screens initial musical and color mel melodramas frank fay appears opposite miss mackaill noah beery Is a portuguese trader and daphne pollard has a comedy portrayal portrayal others important in the lengthy C cast ast are james murray tom dugan inez courtney Court ncy frank mchugh edmund breeze eddie nugent and philip strange bright lights Is an original for the screen written by humphrey pearson author of on with the show pearson and mccarty wrote the dialogue clarke akst and ruby wrote the songs the added attraction on to nights pro gram are three hollywood girls an ideal talking comedy from educational and the disney silly symphony el terrible toreador 1 MONDAY AND TUESDAY 2 micros P IN M 1 KUMET KISMET BASED U UPON I FAMOUS STAGE PLAY oil skinner scores triumph on screen in role lie ile created on oil stage the egyptian theatre on monday and tuesday will offer kismet the first national and production starring otis skinner I 1 kismet based on mr skinners greatest triumph on the stage Is one ot of the mobs elaborate productions ever made at the first national studios the scenery and costumes are truly oriental in their magnificence and according to those who have seen the picture in advance its photographic quality sets a anew new standard ot of excellence for the industry over people appear in the picture and the cast of principals supporting I 1 mr skinner embraces such names as those of loretta young david manners mary duncan sidney blackmer ford sterling montagu love and edmund breese the original play by edward knoblock Knobl ocl has been adapted to the screen by howard estabrook fc it was first produced in london and new york la in 1911 oscar asche playing the role of 0 hajj haj the beggar in the london production while otis skinner created the some same role in america after an engagement of an entire year mr skinner played kismet on the road tor for two years more ten years ago kismet was made by him as a silent client picture scoring a notable popular success the new screen version pre rented by first national brings all the resources of modern motion botio a picture and production to bear in makin making kismet as it will be preserved tor for posterity the ultimate achievement of 0 the art of otis skinner and the high water ater mark to date in motion pictures it comes direct from broadway new york tork herc duliere it played to capacity for weeks fit at 2 00 per beat 1 I here will be no advance in prices tor for the run at the egyptian 1 I have enever heard of a perfect m man says a prominent biologist bretl brother ber you should marry a widow 0 O customer ah A mr r kopser its the old dd story the oman always pays shopkeeper well II if you ad a kw thru hru my books find that tha t some bome ot of em dont |