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15 DAILY NEWS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1921. PROSPECTS CUT BACKS AND CLOSE UPS THIS AND THAT IN THE THEATRE REAL WILD WEST STAMPEDE SHOWN IN HART'S NEW FILM ALL ABOUT PICKLES, JACK PICKFORD AND MR. 'LEFTY' FLYNN Jack Pickford's Love Assets Many in Fikn IIIS ASSETS IN" LOVE wer many, but, as far as material prospects were concerned, pretty bad, pretty bad! At least, that's what the stern papa of one lovely Caroline muttered to Jaclo Pickford during the first reel or "Just Out of College." concerning the beauteous princess and the poor but honest lad who was given some impossible task to do before he might know the joy of having her heart and hand bestowed on him. George Hernandez, a corpulent and excitable body, plays the 121 version of the stern king father. He gives an excellent imitation of a man just about to succumb to a fit of apoplexy whenever a sign advertising "Bingo Pickles" strikes him, so to speak, in the optic.

You see, he's a pickle king himself, and his throne begins to totter when his prospective son-in-law, in company with the ingenious Flynn aforesaid, projects a formidable rival on the market. You are not surprised when young. Ed Swinger, "just out of college!" succeeds in wresting from him some thousands of dollars and his lovely daughter. Mollie Malone, round and in genuous of countenance a trifle like Marjorie Daw is a satisfactory although much in the back ground heroine. Oh, and you'll be glad to know that'Irene Rich, the joy of many a Will Rogers film, has a small part in it.

she as charming as ever. NEW YORK. IVOLI WM. S. HART In -O Klley Th MihiII" Kivoll Coneort r-hpilra H.

I ml 4'Jih IALT0 Forbidden Fruit' Famuli Orti. TIMKS MH-VKE fRlTERION "THE INSIDE OF THE CUP" 44TH ST. THEATRE krV'Bat "WAY DOWN EAST" Symphony Orcloatra. All Fata Rwrvfd. BR0ADHURST 44th W.

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BROOKLYN. FARRAGUT MON Tll and ThoniaU Meighan Itwnlm. Cami la auattaf Hit Vot I Jh4 t- Jr. v. Jason Robards, of "Lightnin'," appears with Mae Murray in her i forthcoming picture, "The Gilded Lily." Which reminds us that Elaine Hammerstein's latest role is that of, "The Gilded Butterfly." Matt Moore will play in the latter.

W. jJ Ferguson, of Griffith's "Dream ptreet," was callboy at the Ford Theatre on the night that i Wilkes Booth shot President Lin coln, and says he is willing to swear on his oath that the assassin did not say "Sic semper tyrannis!" Maybej Son read "The Man Who" when it appeared just a little while ago in one of our weekly best selling magazines. It was, you the story of a man in love with a girl who said "she'd walk over red-hot ploughshares" to marry a man who'd done something extraordinarily big in the world. jWell, Bert Lytell is to have tha role the distraught hero "when Metro makes the tale into a picture. James Young will direct Marion Davies's next photoplay, the title of which is still veiled in mystery.

AMUSEMENTS SELWYN FRANK TINNEY br MtKIHL OMKIIV "TICKLE ME" in I W. .2 At. I wiiJj.vm FAVERSHAM 1 IV VkHX ROMANTIC CJ'WFPT TUB FMIMK AU THE PU FB TIUCC Crt Tr W. St. Kmt.

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"Good Times" at the Hippodrome begins its twenty-seventh week today. "Enter Madame" at the Fulton Theatre will have an extra matinee next Thursday in addition to the regular Wednesday and Saturday day performances. AMUSEMENTS NEW AMSTERDAM A'J MARILYNN MILLER LEON ERROL i Sally FMPIRF a at. it. Wl.

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ad. A Lit AV I THE RLIS I GREEN GODDESS pi TINCF -'d a a. 4 a "LaADIES NIGHP' BROOKLYN AMUSEMENTS. 1 BmiForp ma iw cx itv.t If Ivs a io n1! if "O'M ALLEY OF THE MOUNTED." Produced ly Paramount. Director by Lambrrt Hillyer.

Presented at the IUvoli. THE CAST. O'Mallev William S. Hart Hose Lanir-r Kva Novak Red Ja.ter lo Wlliia Bud Lai.M-r Antrim Short Rig Judson Alfred All'n SirtriU Rtrt Spruite By BOYLE. Once more long, lean, keen-eyed Bill Hart takes to the saddle and the trail in a tale of bad men and good riders.

This time he's a sergeant of the Royal Mounted Police, famed, for never giving up a quest, and his search for a murderer takes him into the hills of Wyoming. He arrives just in time to wit-j ness with us one of those colorful festivals of the West known as "stampedes." Take my word for it, inside the corrals of this movie wild West show you see some of the best riding that has ever been put on the screen. And instead of making all the girls, who are watching proceedings from the grand stand, wear leather leggins and a fringed riding skirt the director has had the good sense to clothe them in their best white Sunday-go-to-meetins dresses. All of which shows that he has probably seen a real Western Fourth of July celebration himself and knows what it looks like. Eva Novak plays the role of the murderer's little sister, and she's nice and plump and pretty but she really ought to learn to do her hair more artistically.

The murderer, who, of course, was entirely justified in what he did, is Antrim Short, youthful, open-faced, snub-nosed and an Al rider. There's a villain who hs more than ordinarily villainous Leo Willis is his name. They all do welL Altogether, "O'Malley of the Mounted" is a good Western film. ANSWERS Gladys Write to Mr. Eugene O'Brien, in care of the Lambs Club, this city.

C. Write to the Register of Copyrights, Library of Congress, Washington, D. C. M. Bessie Love's home address is the Hollywood Apartments, Hollywood, CaL M.R.S.: Thomas Meighan appeared in "The Miracle Man." lie was most important person in it.

BROOKLYN. BCEERTSON- COLE VKZStNV SESSTJE HAYAKAWA 'THEflRSTBOKK Vrth Prolog CR0M EAST TO WEST Croatast of Chinese Urama jjf LINDEN tlOAr Tke Forbidden Thins I TIwGraiAivrica 'f BooATarkin6ton Comedsc I ilarkStrand ma Quartette "JCST OUT OF COLLEGE." Proiuoed by Goldwyn. Freavntetl at the CapitoL THE CAST. Kl Swinger Jark ricVford t'arolim; li-k-rinir. AI alone Pickering Gei.rKe lirmandez Mrs.

I'loktring. KUjthe Ctiapman Profesf-or Bliss Olto Hoffman Miw Jones Iren Rich liTbort Fool. Maxfi-Il tBiiley 1'aul 11. (Lefty) Klynn Ocui'Vicve Curetta Blake By McELLlOTT. Without going into transports about it, I may say that "Just Out of College" in an amusing picture It.

has Jack Pickfcrd, who has at last acquired an air of grown' up-ncss, and it has an enormously tall young man whose name on the program is M. B. (Lefty) Flynn and wha does unconsciously funny things with his long arms ana legs whenever he within reach of the camera. The gentleman at the most adjacent- desk tells me, in response to timid inquiry, that he is a foot ball star this Lefty. Whatever his various talents, he a marvelous type for the silent drama, and I hope that Goldwyn will ncour-age him.

George Ade, pausing a moment in the writing of his fables, furnished the not startlingly original legem! in which young Mr. Pick-ford, seriously enamored of Miss Molly Malone, makes a man-sized fortune within thirty- days thus outwitting Ker wicked father and all the rest of it! It is, you see, the modern version of that many-sided fairy tale DEBUT Creator of "Butterfly" in Title Role Here 4T ROSINA STOKCHIO makes her debut as Cio-Cio San tonight at the Manhattan Opera House in the Chicago Opera Company's production of "Madame Butterfly." Thirteen years ago Mme. Storchio created the role in the world premiere of Puccini's work in Milan. RAG JAZZ Tuftat anyona In 20 lrtwms grluT taWwr. Awnd lca II.

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