The Rock Island Argus from Rock Island, Illinois • 11

ahuoo uQLijxrjtift iot lazd. I I 7 1 11 frvi rrnmmnp LE CLAIRE HAS iMAC-PIIIRnAY'jhv In-Neighb oring Theatres PHOTOPLAY AND r. Sunday In Theatres FORT -ARMSTRONG Marie Prevost in VThe SPENCER SQUAREHelVn.Ware in Mark of the Beast4 i MAJESTIC Pauline tStarke in 'My Wild Irish -v. LECLAIRE Mae Helen Hpod, dancer, PAIlACEVaudeville and VAa 41 UiT iUSC iJlUltBV Brooks and Ross; pianists v- GRAND-Grand Players in ScrarSoled Wives. GARDEN Colleen oo re in f'April COLUMBIA Orpheum vaudeville.

and and. aU A' tiaillVU UVHr Irish Rose" a masterpiece of color-jful atmosphere. The all-star, cast includes Pat CMalley. Helen Maude Emery. Panline Starke little Richard Daniels, "the boy" of the champion freckled screen.

DOLORES ROUSSE fflQAva wrri dadt JJfcJ-a. aj im jl xxjl a. inl "Fashion Row' pictures. liltlU liiuumii MittUi Latest hit is CAPITOLSIIO i-Tashlea Kow 3Ir Krture Opens a Dateaport Beginning Sunday. Mae Murray'a newest Metro star-, ring picture.

"Fashion which has been released for first showing next week, will he the attractloa at the Capitol theatre, Davenport. starting Sunday, "Fashion Row" haa the distinctive stamp which I Miss Murray haa set on all her pictures. It haa a wealth of bean-Itiful gowna, and of course, the usual variety oi mw this exotic star excels. There are many vast and bizarre settings that seem to tower to the sky for "Fashion Row" is Just what its name implies, only Miss Murray and her husband. Robert Z.

Leonard, bave--carrted the idea Into the seta, and ether features of the producUon. And Miss Murray' role is Je-' partcre from what she has done before. It ia highly dramatic and -aives the Meti aur a chance to- broad, tolerant vision which en- fjles them to combine the ibest- L'doubfee that of a Broadway actrecs nd f- Russian prine3S. The stage of-. lenng ai tne japiii wm oe www and Roas, billed as "Two Boya at' LN UHNTLE UUJLiIA Leonard haa directed Mlsa Marray i in all of her big screen successes, and "Fashion Row" is an example Dolores Rousse.

wbo recently re- of their teamwork. While their1 turned to her native California with ideas have often been widely di--a William Fox contract tucked un-! vergent, both are endowed with' 9 Top Left: Jean Oliver at Right: Colleen Moore at the Garden. Bottom-- Mae Murray at the Capitol and LeClaire. BARRYMORE TO PLAY LEADING PART IN AMERICA PICTURE Lionel Barrymore, in addition to his successful starring venture with David Belasco, has been engaged to play" the part of Walter Butler In the forthcoming W. Griffith production, Mr.

Barrymore comes back to Mr. Griffith after an absence ot many years. It was some ten years ago in the old Biograph days that Lionel Barrymore became a member of the stock company organized by Griffith, thus beginning his screen career under the Griffith direction. He continued his screen work for several years, when he returned totthe stage. 1 The part for which he has been elected In "America" is one demanding great versatility and force.

He will do his screen work daytime and Sundays, keeping his night and matinee engagements at the thea tre. In addition to Barrymore, the cast "America" now includes Carol Dempster, Neil Hamilton, Erville Alderson, Marie Burke, with many of the important minor roles still to be selected. HA.TT0XS HATE TLAT. Frederick and Fanny Hatton, eminent scenarists under contract to William Fox. have a new stage play opening in Los Angeles in -The Waning Sex." i MAJESTIC GETS IRISH ROSE FOR AinmnwiA mi 1 1 AllNllil I A Kll I vwiimii wisiis.

Picture Adapted From Famoas Old Success Written by Dion Boacleaalt. "Mv Wild Irish Rose" will be the aUracOon at the Majestic theatre Sunday id Monday. All those who love the land of the Shamrock will go wild over this splendid photo-' play, which tells a fhrilltog story of life in the Emerald Isle in the early daya of Qneen Victoria's reign. "My Wild Irish Rose" was adapt- ed from the famous old stage sue-. cess, "The Shaughrann," by Dion Bouclcault.

It made its debut at the Drnry Lane theatre, London. In all ove the English speaking world, The plot Is an absorbing one: there are spies, informers, "redcoats" and pretty Irish colleens galore and in addition there are three love stories, three heroes nad, three heroines. The picture has been lavishly pro- duced under the skillful direction of David Smith, who has such sue-! ce8ses as "Black Beauty," "Flower of North and The Little Mln-! ilter. hlg crediL He has brought out all Tb DfeturcauaneM snd oM- orld charm which is inherent in the subject and has made "My Wild I I the The comedy, I Is a Christie productions?" CHOICE CHRISTMAS TREES. Beautiful Balsam; never drop aRnn Tnn port Nursery at Bon Ton store.

cnAa na Jjrtay- ment NOTICE TO PARENTS 'iLet your boy make his Xmaa spending money where? Inquire atiRooJc Island New, Agency. Monday, after school, Only boys 11 to 13 need Ask.for Mr. Eggers. jg i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu niiiiif mil iiitinxriiiii giinmiinniuiiiiiinimirnnnTTHTfriifffrinmiuninuniiMiH mm hcw rcuiuiur. STAR Iff FILM ATTIIE GARDEN Colleea Xoore fa "April Shower" Opens Engagement of Fenr Days on Sondar.

colleen Moore, recently made such an impressive ahqwlng i lammg la co-aUrred with Kenneth Harlan in "April Showers," a Preferred Picture, which begins a tour-day run at the Garden theatre, Davenport, Sunday. It la a typical Irish story of a prize lighter who wanted to be policeman and a wealthy society miss who tried to steal him awy from his Irish sweetheart. Although "April Showers" is a Btory of Irish folk. It la not located tin Ireland bat In one of those Intensely little "bit o' Old Ireland" communities qn the lower East Side of New York. The Intimate family lire of the tenements waa never depicted wlth'more real-ism, tor all the contagious fun-oc-casloned by families living close together has been caught by Director Tom Forman as well as the sympathy of people who bear troubles in common.

The entirely laudable ambition of every Irish Immigrant to become a great fighter -or a member of the police force forms the underlying basis of this absorbing picture story. Although the really vital interest of the onlooker is concerned' with the action of the principal players, large soenes have not been entirely omitted from this splendid picture. A most unusual cafe scene will prove a real novelty to picture fans who think they have seen everything new. In this particular cafe Directors Tom Forman has conceived an entertainment stage which Is presumably underseas. A rocky bottom, sea-weed, mermaids and darting fish give a background of unusual beauty and the camera has accomplished some wonderful nnder-water effects.

Agreat fighting t5out witnessed by an enormous throng comprises the other big scene wis leature picture. Apru Showers is to be classed among I the entirely clean and wholesome picture onerlngs Of the year. Beginning Thursday and rnnnmg for. three days, the Garden will' nave a return engagement oi tiar-old Lloyd In "Why Worry." TERRTS 05 NILE. Rex Ingram, who is now in Egypt with Alice Terry, his wife, and the other members of his party that sailed from here the latter part of September, is preparing to make an exploration trip up the Nile probably as- farLas the First Cataract If conditions make it possible.

Ingram will make researches for his -next picture to follow r- ONET SOLID WEEK TOMORROW Tantalizing Star liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiii mm a llllllllltiMlll DANCE NUMBER Titian Hoo4 ta Be Stage Feaw tare with JIae JI array to task. ion Bow." -Fashion Row," described aS the jnott sumptuous tnd entertaining of jj4e Murray's pictures. opens a week's run at the LeClaire. theatre, Molin. Sunday.

Miss Murray has tie role of ttfo sisters, one of them Broadway actress who gives up her stage career to marry, and the otber a Russian peasant girL The rrival of Zlta, and the appearance of a man who belonged to Olga Far-ioTa's past, complicate matters for Miss Murray's gowns and dances lire high-lights of "Fashion Row." Uh beauty. Earle Foxe, Freeman Hood. Elmo Lincoln and MathUde Brundage are in the cast. In addition to the photoplay feature Miss Vivian Hood. Molina's budding Pavlowa and winner of the jOth talent discovery night contest it-the Le Claire, will present a unique dancing act.

The Leather pushers with negmaid uenny, com and news win complete pro- Mr Radio MeawslaJaa TlasaJ TOMOHX-S raoGKAM. Vf OC Depst. 5 45 p. m. Chimes Concert.

0.30 p. m. Sandman's Visit iO p. m. Sport News and Weather Forecast.

ft Ah) a. m. Orchestra ProiTaai 1 hour) 8 C. Orchestra. Gerald M.

Barrow. rector. Featurm Ermbodj Ltaes to Sams Swset of Mine." Mr Mother Sun Kist Bom." Where the OH Saraanah nwi." Red Hoi Blurs." There a Bn4 at the Snd of the Swanee." Popular Mlections released throath the alional Association at Broadcasters, of which WOC is a member.) T. B. Bochle.

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WW Detroit 7 UiO-8 :00. SCXBATS PROGRAM. 00 a. m. Sacred Chimes Concert.

1:30 sv. Oretaestra Concert (1 hoar). Patriotic and sacred numbers by the PS.C. Orchestra. 00 p.

u. Orcan Recital Hour) Srwin Svinden. orf acist. 30 p. m.

Sport tivwt. p. m. Church Serrice Rer. H.

B. Cox. Calvarr Bsotist Charrh. DsTenport. lows.

Subject ot ser- aoa. Fioatme iron." Musical ambers be announced. 9.IJ0 p. m. Musical Program (2 iourtt.

Erwin iwindeit, Musicai Dl- 1.C. Orhetra Gerald M. Barrow, die "nor. Char.e K. Hail, tenor; OjB Eden, aiexzo-aopraso.

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mr- Ration. mMulca! rVorram (1 hour) w-arwur Swindell. MuSmI tHiMM roM yr rourwsr or tba Music os- fh. niin4. Cot Irrs, Kots- 2Il--CalTar .1 AO.

-A rrvV 'ary KEiiTf irl :00. i'wT" Anls Ansles 1 0 :00. VU. ltlWon wortl ws PrlnrllltiA on.a -fto vt)7rViv lanaas Cit a or El54oM a :06, fw Tera 7 SOU :0. it CAJfT SELL 8T0ChL Supreme Court Justice Platzek of New York has issued an injunc tion restraining the Rising Sun Productiens, a moving picture concern, from selling its capital stock to the public.

Spee-Dee cleans kitchens. Adv. See the new Heutrodyne Hadio Sets We have them complete. Also K. part for building your own.

Fad a tube com- --plete $65-60 Freed-Eiseman 54 tube complete kit $24.00 Workrite Kit $1750, BADIO SHOP 217 18th St, Rock Island. 114 2d Davenport. UAH. EARDSLEY iiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiminiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiitiiilifiiiiiniiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiii 5 DIRECTION OF A.H.BLANlT CLAI1E From Russian Dive to Broadway Palace Virgin, vengeance and vodka; tights, tatter and tears; negligee, nectar and Nemesis MllOOW Phone Dav. 746 or 747 1 STARTING TOMORROW Jfatlne 2:4.

Evening EvSatnrdaj and Sunday Night, Two Shows 7:15. 9tl6- I risrf rm has hn r.a.f hr: first west coast picture. Miss Rousse irmpo in Rowland V. Lee siro-! duction, "Gentle Julia." the screen; version of Booth Tarkinaton'a nov-i el; now in production at Hollywood is unusual for a daughter of Los Angeles to seek fame on the legitimate stage in New York and return to appear in roles inj pictures in her native city. Such Is Dolores Rousse's story.

Upon i. i brunette beauty Joined in vaudeville act playing the Orpheum She left the act In Chicago to be come a member or George White a "Scandals." When this show packed up for the road. Dolores entrained for New York. There Florenx Zieg-j feld engaged her for the Follies. i Later she visited the William Fox New York studios where Casting Director James Ryan.

Impressed with her beauty and natural charm 'rare her a screen teat, aiiss Rousse has never played any part other than a lead. STARTING SUNDAY the den; tU ball! dual and -v i. mr mn MOW II Sparkling MOLIXE STARTING That Dashing, 1 1 Comedy LeClaire Orchestra uiiiiiiiiiuiiiiHiiiiifiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuin Al? Ii pQl i ADDED Talent N'lght Winner Leather Pushers -Saw LJJ" Al Herman The Black Laugh Kerr Weston The Flip and the Flapper Thomas E. Shea Offers "Spotlights" Harrison Dakin With Billy Hogue M. E.

C. Lime Trio Doree Siatera PatheJTewJi Topics of tiio Day Last Times Tonight, 7 .15, 9 tie Blosaom Seeley 5 Tickets are Now On Sale for Jfew Year's Eve. FOR GOOD THINGS TO EAT In Groceries and Meats 1 Call R. 1. 161 W.

II. Tremann Market 609 17th St. I II JrC7i "S-l 5 3 $V5 0,0 0 IN GOWNS I Miss Murray appears in a role, as, a Russian pcatant and her tlster who poses as a princess takes New Yoricaod- 5 etyty storm. She wears 5 FIFTY different co tumes. the mqst 5 luxurious and dai- -v MBKW' aawaaUHnBaaMaBaHBHajB .5 On the Stage I BROOKS and ROSS 1 Two and a Piano B' a -a 8 TSrS MPs 1 i fii it 7 I Tl SI zlmg array of her career.

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