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8 a TIIE. FmLADELnilA INQUIRER, TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 17, 1929 ACTIVITIES OF DAY DOUBLE BILL AT LITTLE' TOWERS'VARIED BILL ATTRACTIONS IN THE LOCAL THEATRES maoonna or ivmu. "Secrets of Nature" shown With "Lovei of Jeanna Ney" A double bill of contrasting elements Bach Oroan 01 REIL ESTATE "Htinma Madonna of Avenue A Dolore Costello aa tn waa presented for the delectation of WILL ROGERS' FIRST FINE in GLIMPSE OF LIFE patrons at the Little Theatre tester. ullu nt imy. both films beine nrodncts of th 1..1.1 I0: yVsterday, and held picture la an adaptation the farce, "Cradle Siiatohera," which waa previously presented here on the aUge.

In ita preaent form, it takea on much of the character of a musical coinedy offering, with Wulter Catlett featured aa the lending mirthmoker, and Sue Carol mid Nick Stuart in the cast to give in- the audiences during every Two-story Garage in West i'A Studios of Germany. "Secrets of Nature," which lias already been ea-tahliahed as on informative and fascinating film, proved to be worth of SI TALKIE AT THE F0X FILM AT ISTBHII BEH1 THE SCEIES Philadelphia, Assessed at $70,000, Conveyed itereat to-th more dramatic rolea. Other second showing, and by way of bal seen as a young girfwho w' select boarding school by her 1 who does not want j. What the Theatres Provide Today THE SPOKEN PLAY CAHIXO "Tli Hnrleaqne ii featuring Madeline Heatty, fnmoua recording alnr. IlI.KlC Ilurleaque by local fn-yorileii.

ilurgio fennetli, ian artlale, for a around week. MOTION PICTURES AIJilXK "Ilollywoiid Jlevue," a mnaical comedy, featuring a galaxy of alum. Itiggera of Ittoadivny." a Viliipl.one coin- edy in color. Splendid runt. headed by Winnie l.iglilner, Ann I'eniiiiigton and Nancy Welford.

KAKI.K "Hark Rtreeta, with Jack Mulhnll in a dual role, on arreen, 'Hello, Hurry," introducing Hurry Hon, on Ibe atage. K( "They Had to fie 1'nria," porta are well taken. The Carman Singe Frolic ia an entertaining offering ance me jjovea ot Jeaune -Ney pro vided the romantic interest wilh ai an i 1 learn ai "Ken hitner a Craiy "Gold Diggers of Broadway" preaeiuea maaes tier racket." Th. .1 10 that slie makes her The element of the unusual in the see me of cafe lyuill, with Edith Lasalicelth storv and lis nraentntinn a flirtation romance win, "They Had to See Paris" Is One of the Picture Gems Entire Programme Delights With Dainty. Stage Act in "The Dancing Master" Done in Colors Gives It at The Love of Jeanne Xev" was dl legger.

not realizing Tract at Southwest Corner Aldine and Jackson Streets Urothers, Freddie Byron, Aarona and Atkinson, Marie and Antoinette and Jimmy Aidin Orchestra. reels completed the bill. Boyd ness is. until revenue officer, bun with dramatic even disgrace for the girl Rt marries the man after he 111 her mother's nlac Transferred reefed by O. V.

1'abst, who was responsible for "Secrets of the Soul," and shows some of the same characteristics that marked that production. Thero is a special psychological phase hi the depiction of the effects of the upheaval wrought after the war upon the youth of Russia. The acting by "Alibi" in Sevtn Houses Stage Bill Was Somewhat Talkie Is Most Amusing and It Is Filled A gripping story of the underworld 1 out safely (irant Withers voutll and Ton so Tl 'I' rei.V-U WHITBY A VEM'R, Iwo Bright a Fine is unfolded 111 "Alibi," the picture which brought young Chster Morris Short, But Rogers Was the Exciting Also With Edward liriik saragp, lot I'M by eft, as the girl's mother. Tha rest nf thm r.nAnn. prominence as a him actor, and which Comedy and Has Cast Show pleasing comedy and news bus hffn r.iim,nil by II.

8, iclc irtnno to Hbrnglia, It is assessed at 70 Horton as Star was the feature law. night in the Allegheny, Broadway, Keystone, Ogonts, the lrnian actors effectively depicts this complex condition. Some remarkable details of insect and animal life are portrayed in "Secrets of Nature," while the photography is in itself an unusual Will Itogera' lirst talking plc-tme, nil a gem. "Worriea of IIC'O," with Jack Waldron and olhera, on alnge. there is a diversified Bach orgs.

Vi' gramme the Bach in this instancing Richard, th reitnlit i opiar, Seilgwiolc and Market Street Theatres. It deals with the familiar Ar.ni.VK. AMI JACKSON One of the notable musical filme nf conflict of the underworld and the There js no scattering of interest this week nt the fox Theatre, it ia entirely 1 HKirrS. Sfiiil if romer, pint of KdX l.OCl'ST--''I'll Cock- Sebastian the composer. KxeelU, nnce was maintained between th the usual minister nenallv the season, done entirely In "'I'1 Kyed World." the all-talking for murder.

But it has sustained in centred upon "They Hud to See I'nria," color, is "the (iold Diggers of Broad Ad ajtmsing anil ometima exciting film, "Th Hottentot," and a colorful and entertaining stage bill combine to mnke a thoroughly delightful pro-ginnime this week at the Mastbaum Theatre. This i the second picture Incarnation of the Willie Collier stage Will Hogera' first full length venture now hi me Doyii. 1 tils gorgeous "Honky Tonk" at th Kent into the talkies. It ia not extravagant talking, singing and dancing cinema is to any (bat there la not a aingle dull terest from beginning to end. Morris, as the suspected murderer, attempts to shoot himself to liberty and ia only captured by terrific odds against him.

I'at O'Mulley. Mae Busch. Regis Toomey and others are in a wtll-bal-iinced cast. "On With th Show" In 5 Houses "On With the Show," the first J00 per cent, all-talking and all-color picture to reach the screen, waa the attraction last night in the Benn, Uptown. Orpheum, Commodore and Parker Theatres.

It is an interesting sort fniinded 011 the nriirinnl stain. Sophie Tucker in hp first singing picture, "Honky Tonk story of real life, with th Kroiiuil, h.v Wl ffft, Ima been trims-ffrml frnni It. Winr to Tsjlor, milifv'f to mnrlcim'' of JKNKINTOWN MANOK, A sun; kvkiwjkkkn jioad, sun- sot nrciiiii', stnm nl r-lflihnan) ilrtaih-H ('nlfinifil type ijiMiKP, with Ramie. Jot 7l by 45 fci't. reported sold by AIIimi Hurry Company, to Urine C.

for SIH.fiOO, 1 11 moment nor a dull bit of iliiibigue when piny. lie llotteutol." hut Is first Itogera in anywhere about and. lulkie venture, and wilh Kdwnnl V.wr. in a role combining comedy and fortunately, he ia in evidence almost iiiipivniiii. nun 11 nas DPen directed by Hoy Del Huth.

The story concerns the hilarious adventures of some chorus ladies, who determine that their gentleman friends ine airractinn Inst eit Horton appearing na Sam Ilnrring-(on. afflicted wilh a violent horse- Miu. of revue, with excellent players in the Kent Theatre. laugh aenimlion. Victor Ale l.lli'ii and Kdinund Lowe uk the lo Mnrinea.

l.ily ia (he girl. KA It TON "A Dangerous Woman." Slory of a woman bo ciMililu't he happy wilb lout on man. UTTI.N--Double hill of "The Iovea of Jeanne Ney'1 and a ii 1 1 1 1- uluily film. MAS THAI. M-' The Iloltenlot," bused on the rncing coinedv; K.dward Kverelt Jlorton and I'ntfcy llulh fenlured.

Snap Into It," headed by flturirt llarrie, and olher continuously. "They Hud to Se I'aris" hag been various characters introduced. 'were especially plHihui, if rises head and shoulders VHI, nnisi Sivc 1111 ir nuns, -rue opening 111 OUT II HrTV-SIXTII 8'1'ltHKT, two-dory brick ri'sirloiirr-, iiliove its silent predecessor which fenlured Iiouglns in the same "Burlesqu Revue" at Casino Filled with snappy action, tuneful songs and graceful dances, with just enough plot to siring the various numbers on, "The Builesuue Revue" was made from a story by Homer Croy and in itself there ia nothing startling flor unusual in the old story of the in ii whose family suddenly become AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS vigorous and violent role. This is one assosar-d ill Jiii'ili, lini bci'ii sulrj bv O. K.

'J'ahhjiiin to M. 'I', I'luinlm. aiiliidt case, certainly, which proves what an to morti(iiKi' of 1 10,000. The lot i ,1, anii ins improvement tnlkifst are over the silent the attraction last night at the Casino! Theatre. It was hastily substituted for.

when the wand of oncn, led wealth smirk li 11 if. Mhiccnin din turns for the touches them and transforms lliem from simple, nice people into snobs Ingile of "Hie llntieiilot" ia continually hilarious anil delightful In a way wilh which the old method of title simply could not compete. STAXI.KY "Th Cocoaniita." LAFFS! tiltn verainn of Man Ilrolhers' alag play, with (he famoiia coiiiediana In lb caat. Sum Harrington, deathly afraid of ShompkcoftlulorM 17 hv ii (Vet, MOUTH KOItTY Tlllltll STIiKKT, llireo-atory dwcllinx, lot by Jltl fcrt, lis been conveyed by L. Bni'w to K.

Jenkins, anbjeot lo niort-giik'Ps of I. It ia BMexied at SfllKlO. 1l'2lt NOItTlI Kiri'l-SKCOM) 8TIIKKT. tun-story brirk bonne, gs-csscd nt IfilHMI, htm beeu ,1,1 by N'onlerhiil Alterinan to Milltnan. auhjert to nioritiigea of $11700.

Th lot la Hi br feet. Nornr Tinrti) smi-FT union is 111 in a highly decorated modernistic apartment. Here Jerry, a leading song and dunce girl, undertakes to straighten out the love affairs of one of her more modest sisters, Stephen Lee a wealthy man forbids his nephew's marriage to a chorus toiler, and in trying to win him over for the lovers, Jerry succeeds in capturing Stephen for herself. She is assisted in her plans by Mnble, a rough and ready tomboy, who conwutrates on Sweetie Hlake, an elderly man. Several stunning ami wise show girls lend their wiles, to the scheme.

One. night Stephen and Sweetie stage a big party at a smart supper club and here Mable puts over a song, "Keeping the Wolf from th which was so fuiihy it brought forth spontaneous laughter and applause from the audience. The filial scenes of llii the announced burlesque, "Flapper Follies," with no explanation for the and-den change. Heading the cast was Mathilda Heatty, who. by her vivacious and versatile acting won many friends.

She has practically the burden of the piece on her fair shoulders and got away with it in fineforni. The other characters in the mix-up of fun and melody lent excellent, support, and the show as a whole seemed to win the unstinted approval of the audience. LAFFS! nrnm- and social climbers. In (his esse, how-everllie slory becomes vital and hilariously funny when l'ike I'eters and his family shake the dust of their Oklahoma town from Iheir feet to spend a year in I'nria and the credit is due primarily to Will lingers quite then to the iiilelligont direction of Frank llorznge and finally to the excellent cast assembled in Mr. Ho-, ris' support, l'ike I'ctera' shv, over Crowds tnttrtd the Mastbaum yti.

mond," wilh Itonaiii Colman in a breezy comedy role. LAFFS! itraay on a wavt ot Let Iter end left amid a Storm ot O'JE Ml DM FOR three-story store tnrililing, lot 'i by iiorses, is forced through love and a gem-rally tangled skein of fate to ride the wildest horse that, apparently ever lived, Hottentot, in a dangerous steeple-chase. That is about all there is actually to the slory. but ita unfolding, its lines, and the acting by Fdwanl F.verett Jlorton make it, a thoroughly amusing nnd delightful screen enter-(ainmciil. Th race itself is about as exciling and as wicked a looking thing of this kind as has cmi to the screen for Home time.

The directing of Hoy del Itulh deserves special word of prnise. Others in the cirst who do excellent work are I'lltsV 111 Miller ll. li.l. "Sunshine Girls" at tha Bijou Dolly Bnrtinger and her two dozen Sunshine Girls" marie an eninlmlic sown boyishness may be guaranteed to win over the most linnlencd skeptic to a whole heurted liking and admiration for Mr. Hogera and his own From Ortan Coniolt tt Stan leet, una lieen HrnnirrMl bv II.

erin from the Jewiah Welfar Society for $(10111). MM NORTH KlflllTII S'J'KKKT. two-story brirk hnuae, baa been trana-ferred from II. J.eKoy Webb to V. Iliicliowe, auhjri't to a mortgnfe of A Warnor Rem hit when they provided a snappy burlesque pci-forniiuiee at (he Bijou Theatre vesterdav.

It is livelv uhnw nn,) show within a show take place before nnd behind the fool lights and in these ViU plume LufT lilt. STUART BARRIE Wlh NOW Pffrmanau. tne atmosphere of th theatre Is I it enlists the services of a number of That Prince of t'omIi! I mi nun in eiiienninmeur. 1 nere are 1 some hilarious scenes; especially the 1, i which l'ike attempts to learn Inquirer Universal Pro-, rm a mtie i-ansicm. 1I rnsi Mil I I a Khturtaihdpa I .0.

rill luiuiit; lUater ot Cr.m.ni(i in "SNAP INTO IT" With VU Krnlo orf V. A Kl F-af il a-v i'm siinnwiinm is Jlargie reunetti. who won a of iTOicuig groups ami views of the lot of enthusiasm last week. Others in Hroi-kwell. Fdmiind llreese.

Kdwaril gramme will undergo Com-fhe Mki 1 sliiirn fwirlu in nn in who ine leuiperninennu Hie coninnnv are Beflv "Soeeil" Piilmer pcriurniers are lileiided skillfullv to EDWARD EVERETT HORTON PATSt BCTH MIM.KB Poiitively It', the Fattest, Funniest Talkie in History! Rarto Tiitn wild ora to oi f'olav'a l'rta--and hitra horma. aemuet horitt, can 'I Hand horttsl Knele and Slnnle.v Taylor. A dainty and artistic overture prea-eiilntion is "The Dancing Muster'' under the ihrectiun of Cbailea I'revin. In plete Change Tomorrow Qraiul IToductlon Overture gether. The color work is beautifully the shimmering gold, silver, blues and pinks being a delight to the eve.

-1. Joyce Todd. Ruth Gilbert, Betty Cnld-well, Harry Harrigan, Lew Lewis, 'hick Olriftin and (ieorge Barker, Phil Fletcher, dene Martini. Clever characterizations were contributed by May. Stuart Iturrle't Do I.uxo Shows 1215, 11S I.KXSKX STHEKT.

Uo-atorv rrsnl lot by (III feel, linn been liiirchiispil by V. Itel'ompeo from the Tio((n liiiilding and Loan Assmiiitiini, for $100(1. At (ho Hiooriler of Iteeda' offiea yea-tenlny the following wera recorded: J)eeda, (W; mortgngea, W); aaaignmenla of Biorlgufea, 35; relrnxea of mnrt-gaijea, onah consideration amounted lo $1 and mortgage cnnsiil-ratlona niiiouiitcd to in. All in Kt i-ii id i-nf left for record at the ahovo of Fee; toAugiiat are noiv ready for delivery. HI GRANTED NEW ai HITTI'RKB Ins wiles bought and paid-for celebrities downstairs mid their subsequent hazy aw likening th next morning the same bed with l'ike.

scratching his bend and muttering that at least after a spree in I'nris vnu do nke up'" j( Xatunilly, Will lingers is about the whole show" 11 ml deservedly so. It ia astonishing to find him attcm'pliug emo-tioiial Ht-t inn. but Hint i cxnctlv what a r. m. mono mine aided ty Jack Uibson.

"Man and the Moment" at Palace Nancy Welford is winsome Jerry. Winnie I.ightner as Mable is the hit of the show with her excellent voice, her gags nnd her forgotten in, inning, le that is a comedy classic. Conway Tearle makes a dignified Slcnhen anil Today will se the last of the current Inquirer Cnivcrsnl Xewsreel, ami Xew Jersey appears to furnish most of lb local news Ibis lime, Craig Wood, th blond Adonis, of Hloomfielil, X. .1., is now utilizing his spare 1110- staging is as delicate and in as beautiful taste as an old French piece of ucedlepniiit. Wilb "Hiiap Into If Stuart Enrrie is officially promoted to the station of peniiiiiiniil; muster of ceremonies and Mr.

llarrie acknowledged Ibis in a graceful mid grateful liitle speech yesterday in which he thanked the a'mli- Billie Dove and Rod LaRocque in "The Man and Ihe Muinent" was the Ann renninglnii is especially artistic i nienla in practicing pulls in the hnpejhe dues do, and very well, tnn, of Hie in tn a liallnnu iliiuce. Albert Uran does 'ZW. 1 n' tn; rapturing chninpinnship the in. ji is a nappy mend nig of air and muiance and esca The Mott-Talked-of Show in Town cine for its kindness him declaring "Tv- Hint hi. 1.

LI 'h -Vk I-ucts who croons Naliounl Mel ropnlitnii golfers' loiiruev lo be held in December at the La scene wnn Ins mle nn, I a UUietl.v betvildereil enciuinler with his son and his son's French mistress Delightful little Fili pndes. with some thrills, plenty of iivhiv nun a the liizj numbers. "Pnintimr the riiarl.s A li i irnw mwl. lUnh P1.11..1. I' 1..

Creuldi Amatld, Thrilltd, Dilighttd' All-Color, Singing, Ttlkinf, Dancing lira milium 11S1 Tnlw.r ik, I IIIOII MV, comes that generous number of ncranmil I comedy situations and altogether an enjoyable picture. Incidentally it is Mia Dove' first talking film. Clouds with Sunshine." "Tip Tne Thru the Window with uie." "In Kitchenette" ami "What Will 1 Do AVith- mil bis hend." An outstanding feature of Hie bill was the piquniitlv staged doll dance to the music of "The Wedding of the Tainled Dull." An Indian sr was also a colorful and artistic Kinlnlik N'liineinsi-iier, not remarkable close-up of girl ning I he little French cnbiiret sinter, wlm out You has an effective voice. Lilvan south 'ru rr.n. Hslii-r iinirr a r.l,v 'erage hiiiiiiiu being.

Rut its. Irene Rich is cliiirming as tin 1 .1 Modern Love" at th Locust Charlie Chase in "Modern I.ove II In I 11. lull uill, il, 'i' pv nnij rum', umitlii'iiftl of J'wln mii' suit 'here is nothing horrible about the re- wife wlmse hend is Innie.if bv fnreii-n praise are 'liirni trei't: tlmsl suit. I here is neither terror nor bor- lilies mid American ney. Marguerite Bakewell, and medy having for Its theme the ten- yBflOiaDVAY' Muslcul Conway Sta.ri lnreies II.

an enr.atiirv f-hnri-li iiilt.i..i rur III nil.r 01 III II Cl re lown 111 lllirci lllll esiie.n,, priqiossessinir l.nrrv Ceballns ho Arranged the dcticy of cerlam of the younir lieonie arenne aim iiflissi. 'I'll Inquirer I'uiversnl Xewsreel. If, as the diiughter. Olhci-s wlm ifi.u 1 oiimor inni dance and stage presentations. toay to make love in a more itn- Mi.ii,,, u-1, ,1 I I ,1 VlinriXfl lll'HI.

ffR. IM llll .1,, lllllliy lor 1I1C JVrNNrU tlOHTNKtt, Kunw Wrl-lura. Aim IVunJi, iimi, irk 1 1. 11,. i lousy iien or a liicycte liuiii uiiiiiiiiT man in on eu it Two" singing short subject was the amusing feature at the SillHI Vnrll, StiiiIIi alreet: t.VMI ''1 i-n- ...,11111,1 I IICIIISCI n-s II le I lieo- Wlllimn It.

PrtHi. 411.1 siii mirei; tiTtnitilng. auilisiiig to see such features 1 dorn l.mli, Owen Davis. Ivan l.erie-rur iir.na lietian uiii-fii inn: ss the liuiiiiig of forest deer at Vo- 'left, Christiune 'Vea and ndi Ch. ml skif 1 ....11 1 rathe Souud -News complete the pro- i.ocusc iiieatre last night.

n. tirest: nmt "3 I'lncine ni 11 esi loini; openiugi si, irons Worries of iqo" tisvii. 111; Nrih Klnrtrfiiih rs- of LenifiiR of Nntimia si sl.c.i. siiiinlv the niiieu .1 1 wins and Maxine lienrr also cootrib. "Why Leave Home" at the Carman JiMUSEWfENTX Nl 1 In iri-rl: im latk.

i.erlnl- .1 In 11,1 uiil, 1 Utcd to 111 SIiil-b bill. Jelm Aniterxia, Sn.1l limn. sir), tn 1. i.i'iiu ico 0011, 0.11 nfii in Hilarity is the keynote of "Why Leave Home," the mirthfully aninsinir andi mow air inpiia, 111 iieiui iirotliei I hers "Tommy's Wife" at Frankford troti 1 1 vtidftiH. niul mo on liown ili'iit Hprtoe HhUv fnuifiirtntr tin rvv 1 T.nninv ll.inl,.,, i'( i meiniiioua movietone tea- i Mf- They Gag! They Joke! a Pun! They Wf They i FY They One Big Laugh After Another! 'MELODY LANE'.

AT i ney appeared atre yesterday in lami. iiMni.rr it worili wIiiim uig it Pi'lcf KnmfsKirnk. rt27 Ruttwlt lt riiu. lot in Th 1 lu i r1 -t ni 1 Kfl'twltk ifiiiic; mm ll it'll tllf) tllft'M Iwitu a U'L CAPACITY AUDIENCES THRILLED! The Aldine Theatre' (reateat Triumph and ihe Screen's Biggest Musical Show! Production. raji i i on of (he most toot Leonard, Fimou.

Minstrel, Has amusing of recent fane offerings. The AMUSEMENTS Vltn a-atlii. atrael. to tne Stellar Role i nuaiinus sinry nas lieen cuterlainingly UIVUKUtS GRANTED Kddi Leonard, who has been a 5p-- I ngiire in vaudeville and minstrelsy tr II" A m. i.

"i versatility of the cast, but nko asw aa. rV Seven Decree. Issued In Courts, While Five New Suits Art Begun fair to he exact, because he JS'SXWil ll llT II fa Courts of (', milium Pleas ystrday' emerged from more or obscuH, 1 1 Hi VI 17 i HH II JIAk decrees I1'1 in Hncoiie in "The Vino fF llll VVM II A grained me lollowing divorce: in lollowing unines anil tulKs ra Humid r. frmn Ktl A. Funs: Wsltr .1.

tionallv was the ii siiewii tH mi v. inun l.lllle Mm, iirmv (ilnliA q'liunlM. lu. stmwu ns the screen fenture. LJW VarJI "Lucky Star" In fhw Houses I Vl f8)Pl 73117 llnllrt it frmn MhiiiIh saiiie "i iiu iippenriur in "In-fl: cea! 4.

s. I'lnillniH ft Noil, flit fanatiawf, alreet. In HI Will l.hi,lli' nrentie; fl. rmler. flst Walnut iiml, lo ISIS afreet: real I rhmi.

Mtn.nirt llr.ft 10 SIMI 'fillip tM'i-l: mat MnO A. Kii'iiii'iili'i. alreet, to 51(1 KeiliT'il ni-l Iflnn. A iao I'larra alraal. lo 52SO Sninh II'MIMIT alli-el: cnal II0O K.

Nlliira. llll Weatineiil alraat. lo JAM Ka-t Nun-la "Ireelt SflHl s. Ilonaflulia eon rnleral atnit. to tltsl Fc-let-nl slrtTl: real Knnmrl Wi-lkoNkT.

Morrla alraat. lo ai.M Irtakcr lr'it: real t'rnnk mill no. lill'J Mmth Sltth atrai't. (0 lIJ Seillll Sulll alrwt: rual StlSI. Pemlnl I iirh.

'J, tan alraal. lo 1211 Than itraal; ml sine ALTERATION tiavlfl T-i til. uliii'v avamia, to .7 Son a riflli aireel i'l SMSI. Anna -Iflrniini, Norlli llrond atrent. In 4liri lierinaiilew 11 real S4INI I'fllil llroat I IT Waal Hnnllna'ton nn eaditiir ro of i mini I If, Mantis iM ui i i ars -tm' "i'ic i a i -i.

i U1I 1 1 IIT 1 lofV ni.M kDrUUi- Hmr MtM' IIMH HM 111 llf niilino iiiiiucicis OI a pair OI sweet heiirlu turn ITf, JI i-l aaa Baaaw tat -aaa-r tmM i ra aa-" I .1 ia. a Frsdi-rlrli vi Marisrel IMielnv iniiKll iHVH.VS llnllP, 'ykCPCoanuirA one and ingratiat- 1 VWXlSyT MlKMls'll, 14. Sitntli fieri' ma manner. loiiud marked favor wilh, fspcer if is a tale of backstage life Willi 1 1 ir III sni niiciices 111 ill rnvs. l.enor ml Paramount iae iotiBRIar Hit I Iff min .1.

Ilm-k: Jtnc.i K. tt Murv K. hfl-li-r, lo no nn Hi "Mrv K. Shut. PREVIOUSLY REVIEWED x.ip I.eoiinid as the hero.

(Ainiiei I ha-ntrrx Inst night. Added Josephine ilium pluvs the role of lo deliciously unfolded atorv die wife of a vuiulevill i the vocal efforts of the popular STARS. Including N0M SHUm JOHN GIllfIT II0N O.V'H tt'uiiM Uilfl J0 Cg.WFO.R IUST fTu" CHORUS OF toe All Hemn Hwrxni ATTEND ATI SEES AnH Crowd, With Zleitfeld'i tra MARY EATON OSCAR SHAW IKVl.NO HF.RLI.N'g SllSIC Cbsrus Braadww- Basutln Furrmoat lliimorisiY VsjA'l WILL 'p)A1 i. as ra. rtursc hi.

j-Jj1 aiiain. to o.rm.atou Photoplay Hitherto Commented on and wins sympathy, while (he child of registering splen-l the pair is splendidlv portrayed bv V- whil tHIIint.t. I Verne, mid (ieorgie Stone anil 8 (hat won the audi-1 Hose Cue. said lo he nnlv in no uncertain maimer. old, are unite consnicnoua in HIHaiitimlaa Mar rharlaa Hlnlila.

1K Siilllll ftriranlh atraal. 10 J.V S.HIIIi lloka atroal, i'ihu S'llSl. Carlano Aiiniuii ialfl, Sotilli ftaiantaanlh a'n-t. to 1IJ7 South Sf vanleanlh atraali enal 2'SC I'nntlnantal Mltla, tna and Armat atcfi-le. to wear aide ot Lana atlTft.

aaal nf At mnt: roar Cirln roalaitno. tsofl Snutli Twalfts alraat, Now In Various House. 'The Hull) wood Itevue." which opened auspiciously on Wednesday night at Ihe Aldine Theatre, will remain for some time. Judged by the warmth of the welcome accorded by Inst night's audience. At the Minnlev.

you have a leaning, towards Kddi Leonard and his songs you will like this picture. V9 I not coplurod th lown I Hugo uahnc C.n't Got Enough ol Him! ,2 8 HARRY ROSE In l-in rnlni urceaa avaoua: mat saiai. William Rolilnaon. TUS A rtntt alraat (111 Slo-lmlra alril: pnit lo "The Cocoanuis," with (ho extreme Jack MULHALL In tha iririat AIl-Tat- "The Argyle Case" In 4 Houses i Thomas Meighnn is Ihe star of "The Arg.vle Case." which was shown in the! Victoria, Colonial. Strand and Logan Theatres last night.

It is a tensely dramatic mystery story, with Meighnn' in Ihe role of a detective who ferrets! mil (he murderer of wealthy John Ar-1 gvlc. The action is eousistenilv n.l ly lo 1S.1U iniri iiroiners in tueir THEY HAD TO SEE PARIS Fo AfoWnoR Comtdy Riot hhii mm Th Wli of Ihe IVaiinn at His tVite-Oarling Heal Hui1nl.li ISIS atraat, Hnntll KlfUl ali-erl; coal ItlHI. nip. Bnauny j- un Mdow Ini Dual Kola ficlura Last 5 Days! "Rlvsr of Romance" In Four House. "Hiver of Romance," a screen adnplntinti of Booth Ta ikinglon's finned play of "Magnolia," was ihe main attraction Inst night In the.

HELLO, HARRY" aCH'Jul original stage roles, with "Light of a technicolor Mini, added, continues to provide diverting entertain- "Dark ELS. fVarrrjr mnd Hit unit or Sol The Truth About With MLA J.K milt. Of course "The Coi k-Kved gnging nnd the various character are! C. 1 SEIENK ESTATE l.ll iino, i Mile sni Birth Control 1 I World." with Victor Mcl iitxlmg Fact! Coming Vrlilnj Atr-MlarTirBt In Solrj Hit. "I II AKMl.Vi laJNNKKS Till 1 P.M.

played with appreciation of their respective nines. r.1'"' i around young 'man whil'father ha'di i.alli ir' They 11 TirMa Ynaur Toaa nbatkaal a p.nrou aiiraciioii ai I lie n.x-(hnimlcd him a coward for refusing 1 wher It is repeating its well-: a duel. He leaves home seek and fortune on the lower Missis "Words and Music" In 3 Housss i ijjaaiiiitWi fili Ai.nno.vs A romance of college life, with a' tie ffi 1 "sirsL.i. "-E3w i vinoinn in one or ins iiesi isippi. where men in those dais hn.l! lightful theme sunn running through I WOllltll Ill HURRY! success.

Here he Ihe story, is told in' "Word and Mu- Beginning MONDAY! 11 i I'gm to acnieva I x. A Hngerous Woman. with ils; met and defeated I fl It the hoiinccr-of the wnicn was the feature last night luun iviuie man i f' n.uch-i the Komm. where added it SKOHI.E T.ilPs Briniaal Braadway Slar. 20 kM I ha MrlMt.vfnklaf MA.M'KBj, a vitilllirii ill Ml IH 1HNI IVITk IfRroil hit itna I.

t.l... LAST 5 DAYS Tht ftcrem't: Master Romanctr! at the Towers ainden Greatait Sttf Scniatioi of All Tiait! Crratar Ik Scree Wr tho ot omon Who Sinnodt Original Estimate; Father TOWERS tatinn and pictures while Helen 1,11,1 jinan. i una uie central character. St the Karle. tm Marjcfoa.

Meaa Disinherits Three Children Twelvetrees. Unvid Percy and Tjitn Irene in 33c. RO. oik I'ali'icnln are others of nromiuenco ens vn.va, laiamai A ri 11 TC AUl Srr' 'Zwn. and, the cast.

It is. of course, alHlking. i I ii. i course, it is all-talking. oiuw in n.

x. us rcnflBjj, afll gs RONALD L0Lr1AN In llii First AIl-Tslkini piaura "BULLDOG Liberty t.ipiity 1 I'ickford in! "Fast Life" it the State A pi'i'sonal estate, appraised at was left by the late Charles A. Schwenk, president and founder of "Hard to Get" at Circle Ilorothy Ma-knill, iu the role of a New ork who comes from a IOQfrR af t'rankiord Ave -L" I uipielle nt th Ambler. Matro-GoMwju-Mnrer's Clara Howl (lay parties and the olher elciniMit. in Jinngermis ui-ve 111 i the Auvihnry Kire Alnrin A- Telegraph at tJie ltnnsevelt Wo.

(mil, tile linine an, helieve she is Company, Weighinian Huilding, ng mi, M-u in rnsr I.U wnn was All Talking Sensation RUTH CHATTERTON Lewis Stone, Raymond Hackett DRUMMOND" Psitfil trtlati1 Pruiluclloit marrying a wealthy husband, whereas he turns out to be a garage mechanic furnisheil( a deal of delightful entertainment for the audiences at th n- fl Colnev and Keltnn- sit healer Morris, Circle Theatre last night. Charles e-lanev plays opposite the star and ami l.orelts ais'oniing to 1 lie tnvenlniv tiled yesterday with Register of Hills Campbell. The appraisal is more than live times the original estimate mad in March, when letters of administration were granted in the estate. In spile of the si.n of his stal. Mr.

Schwenk failed to make a will, lie died February '27 in a private hospital at -tdl'l Chester avenue. The estate Will be shared by his widow. Mrs. Ktliel K.I 'layer in the i.ouise i axenda ha a breexy comedy Tropical tStghtil Lovm-Maddtntd Men! nnd Woman at Danger out mt Sht Wat BetntifttH "A DANGEROUS WOMAN" Street. ri.

Paramount'i Af.t.-TAUCrNO Scnaatinn Wilh "Masqmrad" at th Roxy Th feature at the Hoiv Thenir JN" YNOR-CHARLE, FARRELL H4f I AMW A VJII, IHMIl.TttV i I Bll ml If rTltii was "Masquerade." a rather Schwenk. of (lie Bertram. Thirty-third; last night and Chestnut street a. and two aisters. fam.i...

wc ciiynxu MJiiil 3 1 Alt Mrs. X. S. Kisher and Mrs. (irao S.

I Ir iu tinn I i hnth i tion the programme con- a i aw am.iv i. orms u. nun BAVMl'al I lai.k.... and the nnTMll nfiB with Ihe intestate laws, "SECRETS or Km Movietone Xews. FEED EM, LITTLE JlflKATRB Mnrkot C.lit.,1 to 11 NATURE" Complaining (lint three of his children hud failed to live up to an agree-mcftt Ihey made wilh him, Matthew Gray, 4 street, who died September I'-'.

disinherited FONDLE 100a TALKIE FA MASQUERADE Suffer no longer Get this relief nowl TOI1AV anil TOIIIKKIW. ALL-TALKINI! l.AFK KK.1TI Dorothy MACKAILL "HARD TO GET" With l.oulaa Oakla Prtrs: Mt to 2 I'. sr i Sur to fl P. Aftar P. nslmnr.iWc: I.AKT IIAS Jon-Mod Youth Stoking A-Thill-o-Minuttl "FAST LIFE" A I.I Saniatlon With Chester Dona.

Prices: Slip to 2 P.M.: jj0 to M. After p.m.. 50c IHMran. to P.Vt.lAfti't II P.M. and VITAPHONI ACTS ioa-1 awa 70X MOVIETONE NEWS I CHESTER ATE.

at Mth LENOX i.aat Thraa Dya Jtnat Oarnor. Charlal II Jhllllrm. l.at tn Sec 16-Day Excursions Niagara Falls THURSDAYS September 19, October 3 Round $16.80 Trip LUCKY STAR thf.ir first TALKINO PICTURE; DRI 1fC pii I ir nsur Market UILl.lt UUVC HhNVk Bvrleanna lor Yourscljf "MAR AND THE MOMENT" TALKS lo a uiaaa jfurleaqvw Matinoa Dailr St Sth. Wal. SUM Thumna HlpfaltHn T.lba Uir-TADitt 0h IIU Willi Mnrkot In "Tha Arajyla Csaa" "ON WITH THE SHOW" All Color-All STRAMDvilini, Thomas MEIDHAI LOGAN K.1 "I ARtimCASE STEAMBOATS EDDIE LEONARD Talks A Ninsa iu "llalodr Lsna" WhM E5, (E(LC them by Ins will probated yesterday.

nd left bis estate to bis Iwo other children, (jcorge anil Letilia, absolutely. The Methodist Kpiscopnl Hospital is named contingent legatee of the XiWm I estate of Mis. Annie M. Windcle, 4tal4 Soring Harden street, who died August The estat is to he held in trust and the income used hv a daughter, Elsie. Alter making a request that her body he cremated, Abigail S.

Monfelns, in her will, named a sister, Sirs. Sarah S. Price, sole heneticiary ot a JlO.OdO estate. The testatrix died January 'J. Inventories nf personal estate filed yesterday included those of WHIiam H.

Gaudy. S23.VJI.; Margaret M. Ferguson, Esther Williamson, Kose A. I.auer. $547; Marret tl.

I.avevty. JW777; Andrew Eisner. 647(), tin.l Wiiiiam .7. luugiierty. iaAiiis.

Letters of administration were granted in th estate of Samuel Alterinan. fill." Minefield aventi. r.liznbeth Smith. gliHl; Kal Tvr. P-lt' Windsor avenii, S.s.KKI: Ruby H.

gilomon, 4805 North Seventh street, $2100, and Annie B. Tyson, $5059. niBITAI Sth A EDDIE D0WLINO Rtnira. UMM I MLMarliPt Xul.a In Jlauibow Man WILMINGTON Chtater Prnnif roro Full Summer Schedule i iwnv LI flU I Elinwixid 333 MARKET "ALIBI" 'STRANGE CAB60 All-Tiilkln TUCK A TALK 1 NO SPECIAL THROUGH TRAIN ParUrCara. Car aaat Caa.1,..

(UajtlUbl laaiaf Ttmal La. Ptitladalptila ihrnacl at. eta.) 5(14, Li. Waat VblUulalptila, .14 A. Tlelsta foeit In Pullagajl nn HnMt ot uaual sharies.

Aa Aaaiti tw lUuaaralaal kllaar. EEVEEED tCUT Kanalnirlnii A VCn I CROSS Tstka wnUOa IVC I dsiorket in Rior of ruiTili.rlai,,l a nB ill nonaJ Cutnlii'rlaijil EDDIE D0WLIN0 T.w rVyv'iltrKlin) tana airv Tut-V th ornu (tin, "CN WITH bWialSbl Olliaj THE RAlKilU The instant you apply Dr. Scholl's Zino-pads that very moment your corns stop hurting. Andthey will never bother you again. If tight shoes make the spot sore, apply a Zino-pad and it will heal overnight! Removing shoe pressure and the soothing medication is the secret of their healing power.

They avoid all danger of blood poisoning from cutting your corns; ail risk of ttcid I taa.lS WnodlAnil PARKER burn on toes from using harsh liquids and plasters. Dr. Scholl's Zino-pads are thin, dainty, cushioning, protective, healing. Won't come off in hath. At all drug, shoe and department stores 35c box.

DZ Scholl's Zino-pads Put one on-thspain is ggni THE SHOW" ilNDLEY $tti3jnZH2SoC ADnurilljl a All Color. All Talklna Tn. ialul oula ralla, Blala, ataallaKl Hal. ikr.uall kaaullfatl Suanu.kan.a Vall.r. UnriltUIII Challrn 8tnin Vllupliunr Hit 0p.

69TH Still Ia Effect Dafla- and Stmita-a. StrTif T'ni Lo. 1,80. 10, SO A. I SA 3.00.

4.1S. 1.00. -9. 30 P. It.

Wilmington 130. 00, 10 30 A. at. 1 90, 4.1t. 8.00, 7.00.

.30 X. only. REDUCED RATES WFEKCAYS Eicapt sic Eicuralo SATURDAYS Mo SUNDAYS HOLIDAYS AUvoata atop a.t Clteatar and Fannst-rov. WILSON LINE eHErT. iRKiswii ij.Uh.

War i nil Pennsylvania Railroad ALLEGHENY aVo KEYSTONE OGONTZ.S'A BROADWAY, "ALIBI" ALL-TAIKINO Dramatu- Senaalion With Cnajtar Morris LOCTTRT ST. at BROAD 8 Snowt. HATE YOtT A HOUSE FOR RENT I AD IN THE CLASSIFIED COLUM" THE INSUIRER WILt OUlCKlf SU YOU A TENANT.