Hamilton Evening Journal from Hamilton, Ohio • Page 10

.,1 APE TEH I I A SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1929 In The World' Of Am'usements In NEXT WEEK'S ATTRACTIONS THE PALACE Sunday to Wednesday, inclu- a Thursday to Saturday inclusive --Phyllis Haver in "Sal of with vaudeville. THE RIALTO Sunday to Monday-- Billio Dove in "The Night to Thursday, inclusive --Corinne Griffith in Friday and Saturday--Lois Moran in THE RESENT Sunday and week--The Oapitol Players in "The Bad GOSSIP OF SCREEN HERE AND ELSEWHERE Harry Langdon lias vaude- i The fierce comedian plays in a a ske-feh. Kyrlo Bellow, now break injj i i.s son of noted italic actor of fjie stuuc name. Oi rector Brown i Hong li'iiirhitnlu, i sonic day l)c one of greatest ot screen actors. Says hny uses his bean.

Kichard Bjirthclnio-ss, 'tis said, has just turned down an offer lo appear Xiciffold nwsit'nl show, i i ha.s i role of 'The, AVoiiiini Who ng." Hereafter phutas of movie stars ivill cost 1U cents to $.1. Pro- Jucers critiinaie i of t'reo jics fo fan.s who write for rill effect a a a savinjf. So a i newspaper and ut your they appear fi the colttniM. i i llotme.s, sun of the well Taylor, has i PrinceUm i a i tu uo movie. Pat liooney.

his wiLV, i Bent, ami i i i i a Ljtpi'jir in "Sweetheart." a i i i is i i i her p.ir- 'Hl-s car a-, a i i i U'il'l. Mr. Mrs, Ciiro i i a i i al'L- 10 vcai's' separation. Wilibtn Pau-c'ii n-wii'i in 'lilaek Ka-le" i i a Ik-V been -vitlnlrawu Trom I lo be leluctive, i a i "Thf Ca-e." i a i in ''The a a Ihe Freutjj iiade a hit i inuviu proiliM- a her mm a Thomas lia.s I wu wejilc- One a i he i-siially wins. The i.s a i jolf i his i Gene StiniKcn.

iio pro sliir. A which Tom a OrfM. i i i he has re- I'ived HM offer lu play Sherlock i in a a i u-mon "Tini i of Uaskurvilles." Grill' an old trouper, and could do i He once played Abe Lincoln on tlio ThrillLig Drama "The Bad Man" At The Regent We've been over and over again I a the road to happiness can have a. lot of detour? and bad patches in it. This is proven beyond i of a in (he famous Porter Kmerson Browne comedy drama, "The Bud Man," which flic popular Capitol Players i offer next week.

The story deals i ranch life very close to the Mexican border. Its tremendous appeal, next to dynamic character oi 1 man i-: the intensely a ro- a a i weaver, a a i manager to a i a i i Jones (Leon and Lneia Pel! a hiarlow) loved one a before ci minis tai.ccs a-linost forced her into a marriage i Morgan Pell (A. in order to protect loved ones. They hud kepi right on loving OJJL' i fate, by one of its curious i Pell the i a over tin; man whom he hated because i very fact a iris wife, who had never really been a wife fo i loved i The chance came for Pell Id i and his invalid undo A. Parsons) out of i home, i was ready do it, when--uiit of i ciiinc 1 a range of in UH: personage o); a i (Leslie i a Mexican a i a Now York i i was a a At leasf, Iio was rep (o he.

i a i spelled i error, but when he recognized i t-Jjc nijin who had once suvcil his i he became i i i llio opposite and gavtj a Iwisl, to circumstances a made a a ending possible. A eornplelc. scenic production of this play i be presented and judging I'ruiii I for seals at i record-breaking week iy oxpoi'lcd. There will be uiic big show i at i bargain i i i i i Wednesday, a a and Lois Moran Is Coming To Rialto Soon A i of win.some LUIH Monin, saw her play a. i sophist i a I role in "Sharp Shooters," i a i an i fo see her u'n (he limit as a pampered i iioijtidlo who has become flu: dupe of a gang of high jewelry 1 I II i.l lu in i i ii i iv it nt i "u- comes i i of amnesia.

Crooks lako a a a of her a i i and make i she is one ol: them. They dress her in expensive gowns and Aniprf WiJIifiitih' jveniny; Post Aerial, "A Sm ol' has been put i proiluc- ion by l-'ox Films llio direc- ion of David iiuller, i Ceo rye )'Brien, Xorn Lane, Karrell Mac- lonald and other well play- in witi. Will Oui' bOiimU us if i make an inlercaliny; picture. fwo of the for the, pro- 1 ilucliou have been They are I Marcel ine Day ami Donald Crisp. 1'Vv ii to make his mystery HIC)O- tlraina i i Uie i i Howard Dallas." 1 Ollu-rs in i cast oC llii.s diaries Francis Cue stury nvo Hurli! t'oxi-, i A Clyde, a i a Alba.

Don Ti-rry, L'raiil'urd liobei't i a and Kelly. The oL i The Uoyal Family," at a in Los Angeles aueli it look- -as Ihotigli llu? screen of a i ru- signed by i be. tie- for time. Are Coming Here A madij a Hie of a i high iduioi is bringing to a i on tin- i of a a March 'J, the well and much appreciated a Pisiyora of Xcw York I'or a piwnlation of Corinne Griffith Coming To Rialto In "Outcast" i i i CirilTilli is llio a i slur to 1)0 seen on Uie screen of Llio i i next, week. She comes on Tucsiluy i'or a three-day stay in Many Thrills At Palace In "The Last Warning" All the ghostly Mi ings a can a do a in "The Last a i I ho greatest of mystery photoplays which opens a day run a Paliico tomorrow.

it siirpnssog tlic "Cut nnd tliu Canary." The aloc.v is absolutely i Then: are, i and clwlls galore. a Leni, flic director of "The Cat and Urn Canary," i Ihe Warn- i a piav, um a i cnst i had formerly enacted il Then iJiings luippen us flu gho.sl of; the dea.d star begins to walk and warns the players against re-enacting 1 piny. Tho last warning, from which the picture gets i i given just before the big gala, opening. The play goes on, but i startling- results. Laura La Plamtc stars in "The Last; Warning." There ave some splendid performances in the i cast, notably Lhoto of a Love, as the producer, Jtuy D'Arcy, as the Jcad- i dg nni it, rga ret Li on as tho burlesque queen, John Boles as the miderlncly and i i i Bert Koacli, Mack Swain, Burr 3tclntosh, Mine.

Ciirrio a Slim Summcrville, Buddy I 'Arcy Corrigan, Charles Tom 0 J3ritn and Kred Kehey. The i i is an excellent i a i a of Thomas fttinoiia glHgo pliJ.y and a Leni has directed as only he a i odd angles i make Mic very sets seem i i things. For a evening of excite- i your sluggish blood wu i recommend "The Last Warn- CHICKEN DINNER UN EVENT FOR FEB. 221 AT VENICE Dinner Party At Clark Mrs. Clayton Smith Surprised--Personal Mention Bloniles are decidedly in at the Patho I i Haver, Joanclle Lol'l', Carol ami Diane Kills veal blonder, not Legs Tabooed Mary a who play.i a fcoi-iely vanip in "Koni 1 Uevil.s" and wuii- in 'Our Daily Bread," both pictures made lv F.

-Muniaii for ia a Virginia wlio has an jiivopean education and a poht fr.ndn.'ite oourfo in Cornell as back- for lier I'ihn eareer. John Loder, Para mount, leading uin, at-lended school at lit on i rine.e i son oi! Jvuig 1 ol! Knjrland. iJances of Old Mexico arc a. fca- ii-o of "Wolf Sons" has Liipc VeJcz, Gary Cooper ind Louis VTolheim in the i roles. PAEKER SUED FOR $2,054 ON LOAN in i of i of mortgage-, and jm i i i i- Jinked in a i i In din i i i i i i Itnilriiivj! i I i i i i i I Ol' i a i i 11 it i i a i a I i i a i i and oilier-, i rnniinon i i i i i i a Titf i i i i hit TiiM i I i i i i anrl noiirl nciioii is liif rr'-ulf of non-paynicn! ol a prainioacry uoic.

-w Kva Gmy, nbovr, is one movie I actress whose ICRS rnusl not be photographed. When Kva wns i cast in "Moulin Rouge," foreign made picture, the director discovered she was under contract to ,1 hose manufacturer who had sole right lo photographic reproduc- lions of Eva's shapely lower I So now she appears in the picture but you never see her legs. Venice, Feb. l(j. On Friday i Kcb.

-2 the an- i a supper sponsored by the Ladies' Aid society of the Pres- byici'inn eliui'pb i bo given in the Sunday school room of the church. Supper will be served in cafeteria stylo beginning at At eight o'clock an i i program will lie rendered in keeping i the spirit of flay direction of licv. Lvii'hty. Noon Luncheon The all day meeting was eu.joyed on Thursday last by nineteen wlio (lie ilny tho church very pleasantly quilting. Plans were a for the chicken supper to be given ingtoirs i a The i in charge of the supper is composed of i a Craig, Mrs.

Matlie Gnr- iFiw. Amelia Jfrs. 1 a a Wclier and Mrs, Mary Taylor. At noon delectable covered dish luncheon was served. Surprise On Mrs.

Smith The members of tho M. 13. Ladies' Aid society cleverly planned a surprise on Clayton Sniilli one of their a i members, Thursday, and spent Uie day visiting and quilting. Al noon a delicious covered i was served. Dinner Party Mr.

and Mrs, Oeorgo Clark very pleasantly ontcrUtincd dinner Sunday: Kev. and Mi-s. Leichly and son, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Gillespic and son, William, Mr, and Mi's.

Clark of Hamilton, Mrs. Catherine Bowman, the Misses Howtnnn, Edna Muttorfield. Mrs. Logan Cone has returned to nor home in Kingston, after n. i her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Alston. Vadna At Inn-ton ha.s been a i the past week in CinVmnati be near her who is rc- covoring from a mastoid operation the moral K. Thomas lias been sut'tcriu: li'niu an injured oye for the past rvjii-fd in playing i i dog. i a ami i who bent i i i i i oil Oi 1 ItoldV farm tor ycai'a have moved io r.Imcr Heitt i a i of Soipio are now on Uie a i MJ-.

i a ami a Wcltha will move to a i to reside last the week. Paul Bowman and a i will move from tlio Cook farm ro- liuntly purchased from the late Albert Shnler to his mother's fuvui. Rural Schools Of Butler County VENICE HIGH RANKS IN ENGLISH Venice, Feb. l(i. On a a 21! the Farmers' Tn.

i was held in the Union a at Venice. Pupils from llio high school agric class were asked to make posters concerning the Farmers' In- ilutc. Prix.es were given to Addii Taylor, Opal Gralnim and Frc: Blalt received $1. Maliel Epp, man Piirdy and Edna Bisdorf re ceivcd Efdon Purdy nru Thompson received 25 cents The high school agriculture class planned a pageant for the Fanners I i It was about corn whei it was brought into the Uir.toi States, who brought it, how was a and raised. English Miss Noe, the high school Eng lish teacher, has given the seventh eighth grades and high school stu dcntsS tests in Fjtiglish.

Those who received the hig-licst rani; in the grammar tests were Bcrnadinc Lewis, Andrew Maybury, Alone Tra- gesscr, Ethel Thompson, Floyd Proctor. Sentence Structure Those who received the highest rank in Ihe sentence structure tests were Bnclah Cales, Ln Vcrna Lewis, Guard, Carl Weber. School Notes Venice high school music chorus is prat-firing for Ihe comity chorus to be held at Hie a i b'gh 'diool in March. -Jewell enlcrrd she i I cr.idc last week. Carl Morris vi-iied our school I Wednesday.

Karl was operated on Cor Phyllis Haver Is Coming To Palace Theatre Phyllis loves lo play "hard-boiled babies," so says i popular star whose 'svelte blonde loveliness hod i the of erring in a motion pictures, at least for I lie masculine portion of tlie audience. "Gold-digger, murderess, thief, home-breaker--I 've been them all even worse in various pictures," Phyllis explains, "and I've played demure, big-eyed heroines, too. "1 much prefer the so-ealled bad women, because, in order to make them a and convincing, i is necessary lo study their minds and motives. Contrary to popular conception of; black and as fast colors, when it comes to character, one usually unearths a. little spot, of one hue mingled i the other.

I like to show these occasional moments of high resolve and ae- iiou on the part of! the ilagdalcjies I portray. A latest picture for Pathe, a -Hi' gives me a role I. played i decided zest. It is really the story oL a woman's regeneration, this product ot' the lowest i dance 'uill has an i i i a i and L'orce which never deserts her, i in days of careers living or she has learned he sweeter things JJI't 1 lias to offer. She never becomes wishy-washy, as conventional heroines sometimes do.

Good or had, a is interesting. 11 own rd Hi if directed "Sni of Singapore," in which A Inn Halo plays leading masculine role op- posile Miss Haver. It wil 1 be on view at the Palace theatre on Thursday in arc Lvo-hlcr. Xoblo Dan Wol- lieim, Jules (Jowlcs and inon. Three acts oC vaudeville i be shown in i i the show- ng of of Singapore'' on Friday and Saturday.

"Just Married" Being Seen On Palace Screen "Jufit a i one of. most musing farces a has ever play- id at the. Palace closes i run to- i Tlie t'iisl; is -a aud 1111 iul e.s Ta lo ho lead Prefer Blondes," James Harrison Ford, in A i i i Li la Lee and A Ju.sl. a i is an i a 5 pla.y.5. The famous i etpially a A i Irish Hose" which ran for uorc a i years in New York ti (-y, ha 11 ri ng a 11 world records, las i another of her ding plays to the silvcrsheet in One of best vaudeville shows ever presented at the Palace is mw being presented along i the showing- of "Just Mfirricd." The iFarkwit-hs in "Dark town nseiitte present, a fenst of fun i i i They surely satisfy any pillule, and they include songs, dances and music.

All arc versatile performers and they play and trumpets as well as they dispense comedy and singing. Edward Moore, who weight? 410 and Eddie Shy who weighs only 90 a a i combination wiiich offers greatest cou- trast imagina-bfe. They jest, sing, dance and a i a iid i unties arc never a i i for laughs. a Idea" is offered by Hcaly and Knapp with comedy, singing-, dnnchig and talking eccentricities. a comedy acrobatics arc their out.slundng a i a i i i and is now recovering nicely.

A of oratorical contest will be made soon. On February 2.1, George Rogers Clark day will be celebrated. School will be dismissed the rest of week because of George Washing- tons birthday. The high school have not had any recess because of the snow. A noon we go coasting for our physical a i and make up our i for recess.

What's It Boauiy marks on the forohoad is a advocated by Myrna T.oy, movio star, shown here a triangle just north -f altraclivt Whit do you think of "The Last Warning" Is Palace Feature On Sunday "Uj piLtiue-, ietin to ubtnincil luiusiiiil popularity re- Olio these, perhaps one of most i i iitul by I'ar tlit most grippingr, to the screen of the Piiluce Sundiiy fur 11 1'our- stay. It is the Universal production ol' "The Last Warning." "Outcast" Coming To Rialto With Corinne Griffith, Star Next Tuesday brings back to the I i a i of a real motion picture, in i camera's greater fae-Hities for and iTjilism are i i I Cnrtnnc i screen of the i a Ilia! i star, Corinno i who will 'be seen in Ihe a i a a a There will also In a comedy, the i i a News and olher short on i ouUtumihig' prnprmn of week. were a i today, i i i a commentary on mov- "The i ii- I l-hiiis!" When a company produces an exire-mely pic(ure-(pi(! i i of a btaije several of tho added l)ii; us FirM Xational lias produced I a far more colorful and iniiir- t'slinu; i a i a a tin. 1 a play L'rnm i is was a a i I i a the locale I from London lo cut a a Kraneiseo, i i Billie Dove In "Night Watch" Rialto Sunday Sunday will see Billie Dove on the screen of the i a in her late i National starring vehicle, "The Night Watch." There will also be a good comedy, the Rialto News and othor short subjects of a interest with an interpre- IntivQ musical program by Harold Hovel and PrUeilla Holbrotk, the Hialto organiriU. A scries of immensely interesting settings representing scenes in the i i of a huge, modern battleship, were built at First National's Bin-bank studios for "The Night Watch," the laUl picture- stumii" BilliG Dove.

Almost the entire action of the picture i tikes phicc on deck, in the and in the officer's quarters on the battleship. Technical experts and sot designers spent a weeks in inspecting I cruisers and drawing the sots to be a a i down to the dofcii). An instance is tiny setting representing tho pilot I room of the ship, in which all tho 1 dozens of delicate instruments, compasses am) dials, speaking lubes, electric call boards and signalling devices were made exactly lo scale. IFowever, a real i wad used for thu long shots. "The Night Watch" is nn intriguing nivatery a a in which, tho a i rl-iir luia UUP of Ihe mast a a i and powerful roles of her I screen career.

Donald Heed and Paul Lnkas share honors in (he a i leads opposite Miss Uuve. Alexander Kimla directed Ihe piu- lure. 'Riley Tb.e Cop" Good Comedy At The Rialto a fur inManee, it i a i i 't I i ley Gordon, Louise a i a i fool light- a a i a iA.ird a Kaf i Oai ver AJI i i i i goes I head Ihe i i Clraliam is lllL ili( a i i IW( uL lirL To Lecture Here Next Tuesday of radio -announcer'. Mven i a i ral friars, i a and ol' course a of I jrreiit opera i and con- err a i enU'r in M'hemu uf i i h-o al lea. 1 finds i a.

bit i i nov; i i in llio life oC radio a if lie liappc'iis (o Nc otic 1 ol' (lie promi- npnl; nieiropolitan such as a a McXamec who 1'ur this tiiiio Inia sjmxl tho 1)091' of his The new is at i i i us a Vale Colk'giate incct- a Follies girl tor Ihe first time. But the pii.ssiny iluy.s a novelty into a passing a i oucnr- ivtnw. Probably in the world lias eonic into tneh i i a a i people ol' prominence us has McN'aince. "If you ean walk i nor lo.se (he eom- 111011 loueh." The homely philosophy a i i has only added lo McNnincc's poimlarily. i has not only walked oiicl a i Kings, but Queens, Princes, Presidents and football a a i as well, and he lias done a i i i nlso besides talking and he has become friends i many ol' them.

He has a a One of his experiences in i royalty was at the Peace- Bridge ceremony at a in August 3,027. Tlie Prince of Wales and his brother Prince George were among Ihe noted people present. Lindbergh, Byrd and a i rsisrncd from their daring (rip across the A a i McXamcc was also among present to give a rousing welcome on i arrival in New York. On various occasions, during the Harding mid Coolidge a i i a tions, JieXamec wa called upon to officiate, and although it is not recorded a he on any degree of i i a i Coolidge, it is said a he knows the nt least as well as the average citizen does. MeN.imee, who is appearing at the High school a i i next Tuesday evening had the honor of annonnciivg I i i a i ceremonies of Vice President Dawe.s, and ever since has been a close friend of General Dawcs, who before their first i was an ardent a i er of Jk'Xamee's announcing.

Queen Mario, the beloved Dowager Queen of a i a a. kcd a questions (he evening of hrr ntttiiblf broadcast. MeXainec an.swered her in his calm, i i way. and re- l.iled (o her Majesty of problems i a radio announcer. Prize fighters, heroes, COLORED I Mr.

and f. X. i i i and a i wen; called Wyoming i week on a of the a of Mr. I'lospio 's niec.e. Ora J''idd3 lids been very ill at homo of his i i a Mrs.

Tom Sampson, for the apst tew days. Tho i i a i i was i a evening Payne A. M. K. church by the a 'ri i Missionary society proved a cess.

A good crowd a Mid everyone enjoyed a which was i by Tour high school boys. iss ig who make it a Mrs, Sarah a of Stephan is eon lined her bed i la i i a i I lie i i grand of I In: Court, of La a i i a here and in.slailed olTiceiv i a No. (SO, Thursday ovening. KitgiMie a and Clarence spent i'Viday a in a Ohio. Mat tie 0 wings i have a suppiT a a February at her homo.

CliiUlings and fish i be sold. Everyone is i i Mrs. Komaiia a has been on the sit-k list for Ihe J.rsl: week. Mrs. Francis Clark, of New Miami, ii ill i la grippe.

Mrs. Mary McKee will a an a i at her home Saturday evening, 10. Anyone a i news for this column please call 4181-R. A of I a i i a heard a Hayes last Sunday afternoon in Cincinnati. MILLER REFUSES'TO BE EXTRADITED The i a is proscnliiig for i a limes i a "h'iley, Uie I i i i a and comedy.

"h'iley, t-ho Cop," i i Ford prod ne-i ion i seems one nL' I liveliest eoinedy-driunas ern here for Nalnra.1 mcr- i i i i i from hn IITJ- i Ihe first. i I In; screen, is eonlinuoiiri and -wiiolly f-pontiiiieoUt- a i I Miicrk'iiald, in i starring 'role, i.s a jolly New a i i i sent to Mnnk'ii I baek a. In.vlead, he meets a i bcer- gardeii jiirl and proceeds i the of Europe how nn a ean carry re- 1 J-'onl, f.s bringing to lite til- i i i a comedy by and -Stanley, has exercised hin Irish in a a re fresh ing. His i i a of Europe, gamed personal contact, is mani- in various scenes in Paris, Berlin, i and the eoastal regions. Then there, is no i i a Ford is a a ol' comedy.

a Drexel and a i i i i carrying joyous element ol! romance, are for the eyes, nol- i i is 11 wliole.some, i a i i Mnile, i Dryxcl, a New Vork girl of great promise, id exquitiiln as I lie i sweetheart. Louise ineompjira- bli 1 at hciMjest in a hilarious scenes i a i i i baelv.n/ouniU of -Munich and Thiri is i i i Mis? sinee "Craille 8natchers." In each i wears a blond wig and it charmingly. Photography, credited fo Charles Clarke, a i a could be (laired. Huer a setpicnces in I a i have a soft a as rare as if is Arrested Thursday afternoon by Patrolmen fleorgc Van Lion ami Holier Jones, jiick Miller, 310 Fairview avonne, refused to return a a a Kansas, without ox- a i i papers. Telegrams received by a i police Thursday informed that Miller was wanted in Kansas for a.

felony. Nature of tho charge against Miller was not disclosed, Miller denied that he had connection wilh a felony in Kansas and diallmged officers io velum him to the Knn.sus City police without a a a Police said today that a nas officers will arrive here Saturday wit ex Ira i I ion pa pera. LICENSED TO WED i a K. i Chilli- cL'tho, 0.. clerk, and Helen a a i John Thompson, 2-1, Ai'iuco mi! ploye, i and Mabel PC- I (ry, til, Middletown, clerk.

English Rosebuds Are Coming Three moro exceptionally good a i ads a been booked fort he Palace for hirL half of week. The J''onr English Rosebuds arc a (piartelte of dancers a really know how to slop. Their act, is embodied i a and graco and is siiporfoly mounted, gorgeously gowned and decidedly introducing the Irish Keel, tho skipping ropo 'dance and tbc Caneashiro clog together i i dancer. Shari and Coit arc known as "The Dumbbells" in (heir hilarious comedy and song farce. Mina Shari is a clover comedienne while ilr.

Coit proves capable foil for her comedy antics. Tommy Long, six foot throe inches and; one of the leanest and lankiest of comedians is assisted by Mamie Ling, a charming singer and dancer in i poL pourri of billed as "Some Sense Mostly msBORO SANITARIUM 1NDIANAS GREATE5T HEALT1 R.ESOFCTT WHITE HM HACE TO DILLSBOKO, 1ND..