The Tribune from Scranton, Pennsylvania • Page 11

THE SCRANTON REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1928 11 ill iri9iAvci i Ui ee fim H. Jheater j. SgS, mother's dressor mills milk on the Punishment CAPITOL. with a beauty and naturalness which is little short of miraculous, and his Something most imDresslve and un dining room rug, she knows thai wrath is sure to descend, in the form of a shaking or a spanking. Gone at once sneaking voice rines true.

In snort, HOLLYWOOD. Cal. One of the un is ner motner fictitious cairn, ana usual has been brought by Von Brona to the Capitol Theater for three days. It is a vaudeville dancing act along altogether originall lines and entitled sung heros of the movies la the studio primitive revenge has taken Its place. no whit of the elusive quality which has made Al Jolson the world'i most famous entertainer, is missing.

"The Singing Fool" provides him with a story of universal appeal. First publicity man. It Is he who must rush up the heights of enthusiasm to light a bon "roe Factory." It pleased great audiences at the three performances seen as a waiter in a New xotk caie in love with a. beautiful entertainer The object of punishment should never be to relieve parental anger. Then some deliberate' misdeed seems to call for punishment, it should be given with some insight as to what it will mean to the child.

It should be meted out not in, proportion to the damage done but in proportion to the child's conscious i. Vofr Grona is a Germaft who is a i disciple ol the famous Mary Wigman school in Berlin. dancing is nre oi ana glad tidings every time a new face is added to the collection of pleasing profiles his com uanv keeiM under along original lines and makes an im Values Ilapclv Enuallcd he later becomes part owner of a pretentious night club and husband of the same faithless lady, who casts him into the depths of despair by deserting him and their little boy for a stranger. For the sake of the child he goes on, urged and aided by the pretty cigarette eirl he had known In his less t. presslon because it is extremely diffr 4 "By MRS.

AGNES LTNE there is one rule in Child training, it is, "Never punish in Punishment which descends upon the child as If it came from some avenging god, goes back, in to the most primitive form of Justice, an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth. Society today handles even its criminals with more enlightened methods than the majority of parents employ from time to time in dealing with their disobedient children. A certain young mother has the best intentions in the world in bringing up her child whom she adores. She reads all the books she can find on child psychology! and child training. But, unfortunately, books cannot, give her one thing which Is essential in bringing up any child.

They cannot give her self control, without which all high sounding principles fall to the ground. Her little girl knows that she is quite free to do much as she pleases so long as she does not annoy her mother. But when she inadvertently crumples her The youngster who accidentally cult and artistic. He is assisted in his work by seven girls and a number Drose a costly lamp deserves no pumsn WtERE tr a contract, his, too, is the task of feed ing daily and unre i 1 mlttingly the flame ment at all, out he who ran across the street to play after being expressly forbidden to do so, deserves perhaps some penalty to impress upon him that his successful days. Then comes a call from his divorced wife news that the JT ss" I of public enthu I siasm for face he little Is dangerously ill.

But no 'f i.4 Je I no hAlriri tst malra more ol tne tnrming story neea oe told. Suffice it to say that Jolson has iamous. Few pic ture goers ever never been quite so Joisonian, nevei FANCY WHITE MEALY Full ffpTAff ESS IS' aisooeaience will bring unpleasant re seults. The child, "Who is punished in and revenge knows it The Injustice of it rankles long after his mother has forgotten all about it. It undermines his faith in her and makes, him vindictive and resentful in turnv quite so tremendously appeaung.

aov. pause to consider what a strain on a man's enthusiasm for faces this must to mecnmicai. devices wnipn lurnisn the mill and factory features which vre so conspicuous in' his entertain ttent. The "Spirit of Labor" dance i the one which has brought him his greatest fame. The Shamrocks and Tulips act is ''entitled "A Touch of Nature." This, 'Ux, Is given along lines wholly its own.

It is a revue presented by a quartet of players, two men and two women, one an Irish colleen and her father and the other a Dutch boy and his mother. 'The eight performers, who show themselves as apt as they are talented, are Paul aVn Dyke, Danny Berrett, Blanche New comb and Arline Melburn. There, is a rl Trish Quartet of sinners. Sam Jscobson WEST SIDE The photoplay today at the West be when continued over a period Side theater is "Heart to Heart" with Mary Astor, Lloyd Hughes and a bril years. VACATION FROM FACES 70Ua CIHIOIICE OF And so it is auite likely that few picture goers who see the series of one liant cast.

A beautiful princess trying to act "Plain Jane" and a lot of small town big timers trying to give her a royal reception. Seventy two laughs per minute, one laugh for every heart beat, with sparkling romance all the wav. The stage nresentation today Is reel pictures turned out by Sam B. Quaker Mother's Oats "An Operetta for Two" is the very' Jacobson, publicity director at Universal, will pause to' speculate on the phychological processes back of his determination to produce a group of good motion pictures without leaning in any LARGE PACKAGE Phil Phillips and company In a com 'pleasing act staged Dy unaries nar rison and Sylvia Dakin. While their forte Is satire ordinary comedy is also ready at their hand and employed by them in an effective way.

edy skit of songs ana aances. aiso showing news, variety and comedy, con GOLD DUST LARGE PACKAGE cert orchestra ana organ. aqv. one oi tnem upon tne age oia appeal of a pretty face. Ada Lum.

and Gussie White were That, however, is not likely to in BIG HOTELS STATE fiiven a tumultous Greeting. Ada lubi mum "Two Lovers" which Is now being given at the State Theater is one of terfere with their enjoyment of the baker's dozen of celluloid novelties Jaeobson has created. There isn't a is a penormer wun a great icijuiiuu RESTAURANTS RAILROADS Nectar Teas, 1 2 ib. Pkge Del MontelilltnT SALAD ALL KINDS NO. 1 CAN whose lame aaies oacs io me insularity 'of rbad shows on the speaking hew discovery" in any one of them.

Not a single girl from Iowa will be tattc. sue Has a nne assistant, the finest pictures given at tne nouse this season. It Is one that no theater goer should miss because it is rich in historical association and Interest and has a gripping appeal to all who iss wniie. iuiss ijuzii BiBBj" had a talent for Oriental roies so there need be no surprise in finding come famous for having played one of the principal roles. The reason is that beautiful faces are almost entirely dispensed with in these films.

In some of them there are no faces at all. attend. Her presenting wieiutu mviucu on The scenes amid which the plot of this production is laid, the lowlands of Flanders, are those which have figured in the work of the great painters down through the centuries. Much history has been made there. One of There are three other fine features to a great performance.

One is by Monroe and Grant who have a comedy ADVENTURES IN FANTASY In "A Wash Line Romance," for ex APPLE BUTTEEl, 30 01. Jar Salad Drcssinn, 2 oz. Brand Gorton's Codfish; 1 BHck Cooked Corned Bcc, can ample, a wash line is featured, but the people who wear whatone sees hang trampoline onenng 01 me must iiufi rharo.rt.pr imaeinable. An ng on tne wasn une ao not appear ex tne principal cnaracters is wiuiam Prince of Orange, whose services to the race are among those of the world's LESS THAJI MR BAKINO other of the features is supplied by the International News pictures. The remaining one is the photoplay HOUSEWIVES DOMESTIC SCIENCE than any other brand of baking powder in the wofldiiThe' chbiceofexpertswhd demand the There are no "just as goods" andtheyknow "it because they have tried others and com' pared results.

They selected Calume and stick to it, year in cept as hands and feet. Whether their faces are beautiful or commonplace is deemed such a trivial part of the story that the faces are entirely omitted. In elect. itiv. Morrlncrp Rines wl The story is told in a way which has tremendous heart appeal.

All who have been to see the picture unite in vput over in great style by Mary Astor inrt TJavd Hughes. There is, of roe prodigal pup" tne nero is a dog. course, a lot of comedy in this mixed warmly praising it. The great cnar No one else matters. In "The Wooden Soldiers" the characters are toys.

The heroine of "The Rag Doll" is Just what acters, Leatherface, and the Flower of Suain. are assumed by Donald Col in with deiigntiui gnpym. ment. Adv. REGENT onrt his doa battling the YOTO CBQODCE OF the title says, and another series reveals the astounding adventures of a group of store window dummies.

Still another sees life through the eyes of a pair of man and.Vilma Banky. It is the kind of a production that every true lover of the historical romance will want to DOUBLE ACTING MAKES BAKING EASIER unseen forces of the underworld to rriminal to his lair and win jponkeys at the zoo 40 50. and year out, because it is California Prunes Jacooson disclaims any plot to under TO THE POUND is the basis of one of the most remarkable newspaper stories in mine the market for beautiful faces. He believes they always will be important in the movies: but that picture goers. being human, like a little variety in their see.

The State is giving also a good short story, a cartoon and the pictures of the State News Adv. Former Local Man in Parachute Jump George H. Brink, who formerly resided with his aunt, Mrs. Anthony Stuart, of 92S West Market street, this city, was one of three naval avia screen diet. tftVf AHPTWe Lucky Strike, Old Gold, ilVAllCl Jl A U0 Camel or Chesterfield IMTWTWUWlCS A MEAL IN LA JP Sis JL A BISCUIT FOR DISTRIBUTION MADE Judge M.

F. Sando, of orphans' r' a long time in onaaows 1 a remarkable adventure tale of citj life, now playing at the Regent Theater "Shadows of the Night" will lead you deeper and deeper into tne most astonishing thrilling, breath gasping i newspaper story of underworld life. It guaranteed to hold your utmost attrition and place you in the most critical circumstances you ever en 4 dured. A Paramount, comedy, Hot Scotch" wiU also, be shown for the IONA BRAND Sweet Tender Peas court, yesterday ordered distribution in the estate of the late Frances E. Wagner to her husband, Clarence; son, James, and a sister, Mary, estate is valued at $17,057.09.

tion men who participated in a triple parachute Jump from a plane over Miners' Field, San Diego, on September according to a letter received by his aunt recently. FRESH BAKED FIG BARS A funeus which erows on nine trpp Mr; Brink is a parachute instructor at the field. Ke is the son of John SAUEQ KnAUl SS' and looks like a human ear. is used in making soup in China and is a great delicacy at banquets. T.

Brink, of Forest City. The 'chute Jump in which Mr. Wee. auiw STRAND "The Singing Fool," Al Jolson's second Warner Bros. Vitaphone picture attracting capacity audiences to Strand Theater this week, is in difficult position of following a phenomenal Jolson success, "The Jazz Singer." That it does no suffer by rlson is nroof of the tremendous A.

A P. 8 OZ. BOTTLES KETCHUP Brink participated was made from an elevation of 2,000 feet. His parachute did not open until he was within a few hundred feet of the Sold In Any Assortment Make Up Your Own Combinations ground. heart appeal of this story of the loves WILLIAMS LEAVES $8,297.08 Thomas E.

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