Mt. Pleasant Pyramid | 1920-07-16 | Page 1 | At Elite Theatre

AT ELITE THEATRE Steering a high-powered sporty automobile down Riverside Drive is vastly different and not near as much Tun as shoving a past cart down a tenonment slreel. so Amy Burke played by Mary Pickford, discovers in "The Hoodlum." the second production pro-duction produced in her own studios which will be seen Friday, 23rd. at the Elite Theatre. Landing on sordid Crciglien Slr'cet. as a snob Amy Burke is converted into a star crap-shooter, a nimble- flngerrtd potato peeler, the official j 'v 1 r seller for the tough girls and Hie most kindly and humanitarian 'person in the tenements. She lovfs A Towel Thief From his Fifth Avenue estate t Amy's grandfather watches his favorite with acute curiosiy. lie is j more surprised to discover one night 11iat Amy and a tenement friend are 'in he act of cracking his safe. ; Repete with novel comedy situations, situa-tions, and softened by the romance of ; Amy and a tenement "'towel thief," !"The Hoodlum" is one of the most inleresting and funniest of attract-tions.