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THEYONKERS HERALD SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER .5. PAGE FOUR 1925k 4- 2Sun-ui With Conrad Nagd, StarU WARBURTON PLAYERS WILL BEGIN THIRD SEASON HERE use ON MONDAY WITH FAMOUS COMEDY HIT "QUARANTINE Day Run Today On Screen At Strand the production for the imn -Hun-l'p," the Metre Goldwyn-May-rr picture, in a 1 1 it id illustration of jwhat new brain and fresh imagina-moa ran do in firing life Idoud to what who on to be just the right all but a ahadow, and in fir ridea tha brand of entertainment 'that II eu rajo jr. With the first performance set for Monday night, the play will be produced at the War barton all next weak with performance such evening and matiasee on Tuesday, Th-mday and Saturday. Tickets for nil performance are now oa sals at the box office.

smew tmnrpprzNVO The Strand's holiday feature Could there be anyth Inf bet' photoplay version of the siege sucee-a herd ly underatadable to thr majwity. and Lunlli lavent, who waa (he I The etnry ia centered about a group ter answered with the ywd are Conrad Kapl and Pauline similar plaoee ia Californh with mi velou results. Kim-Up is baaed on the famous Broadway atage sneers of tbo same name liy Lula Vo) I mar. Mias Volin lived a conaidrrabla time among tbo hardy people ef the Carolina mountain region ao that ber characters ring with authenticity. The usual period for comedy and for news will prevail all four days of Sun Up, which will end its engagement on Tuesday night to make way for a three-day run of Bert Lytell and Anita Stewarf in "Never the -Twain Shall Meet, Never Twain Shall Msct "Never the Twain Nhall Meet, Peter B.

Kyee'a enchanting story of the South Sea Islands is a Cosmopolitan New York Amtucmenta THE BROADWAY GAIETY The Family Upstairs TODAY LAST TIMES Vow Tor Kcar ton orxx; THE WHITE MAN With Alice Joyce and Kenneth Harlan 1.10 te es.se. nsMEsr production, directed by the celebrated French director, Maurice Tourneur, ARTDL The Mystic nth Mae Chat see-ruH cooiim rui urrroL sum oscximu Caias and craah, vcldtg and deserta-r-with an admixture of strife and romance. Its White Han who puts the iheik pictures way in the background A Christie Comedy, Savage Lera Zpiaoda ef Pacemakers by H. C. Witwer, with Alberta Vangha and Gaoife O'Hara, entitled "The Many Eidde" NATIONAL KTs ii MJSS THE BRIDE RETIRES waa ph-turixed in Tahiti and Moorea, two of the famous ia lands of tba South Sea group.

The rest includes web prominent player as Anita Stewart, Bert -Lytell, Huntley Gordon, Justine Johnstone, George Siegmenn, Lionel Belmore, William Norris, Emily Fita-roy, Princess Marie da. Bourbon and Florence Turner. The Strand all Just flna new in it new dMoratieni and rsey paint, all ready to brighten np the Fall and Win ter for Stra ad-goer a. EDITH CAUArnnO-nTANUCT HIDOn Movae Ik itaalas BUott Tbaa. "--r TOMOSKOW TO WEDNESDAY BIG HOLIDAY BILL SCENE FROM OPENING PLAY AT WARBURTON THEATRE here, more ao now that the rehearsal 'Hie play is ha on tha story for the first production hare been, com- -of Mies F.

Tennyaoa Isas, a comady -leted and promise ia given of a per- in which romance pi a Principal "A ThrtlHnlDmian Pmailnofv onuix DESIRE UNDER THE ELMS part and In which rieal situations are forever entanglb tha characters in mesh of circumat res that bares the audience wondarii how the complications are going i a straightened ont before the fall of final curtain. Described aa reckless and Intimate eomedy, "Qurantine" mw WILLIAM lJt PiiiareiL nfonnmioM JOLSON Stndcnt Prince ILAX MARVENaA OIUOWAI, CAST LIFES GREATEST AT 2 THEATRES HERE "Life's Greatest Thrills," declared to be Utmost thrilling, spectacular no- picture ever screened, baa just WLVIER GARDEN AS. 5- been completed by International Kews-i shown nt two theatres reel and will be ARTISTS and MODELS PARIS EDITION; The stage ia set, the last rehearsal is been held and everything is readiness for the premiere performance of the internationally famous remedy hit with which the Warburtou Flayer will usher in their third season at the Warburtou Theatre oa Monday night next. Everything points to a gala evening, for or thoao who will spend the weekend in town plan to wind up the holiday with a visit to the theatre for a renewal of acquaintanceship with thoaa who will make their first appearance here next week, I Thom who hare been with the company during its two former sea eons and who have returned thia year in-dud Mias Nan Bernard, Mins Catherine Card, Mia Maria Hodgkins, Truman Quevii, Fred Sullivan and Charles Marsellaine. Numbered among the new comer are Mis Sylva Farnese, leading lady; Foster William, leading aian; John Paul Jones, second mad; John juvenile; Ilnrry McKee, director, and Stephen Clark, atage manager.

Albert Armand remains as the companys sccnie artist. Before the atari of the first perform- RR.OGTiPRS in Yonkers: at tbs Broadway tomorrow to Saturday and at tha Orpheum tomorrow to Tuesday. "Ufa's Greatest Thrills is everything that ita name indicates. It is tha ere me -de-la -creme of all the thrill Billie iHsr.Br5.wris JOLSON IdflGHT (Flret Timee Ia Yeskera) Dove, Ann Pennington, Malcolm Waite, J. Farrell MacDonald and Tony, the Wonder Horae A Cowboy ef the Wild Weet Roma aces ia eld Spaia 'SPECIAL IH ADDED ATTXACTIOHS act opening' performance.

His judgment, be feels sure, will be more than sustained liy the theatre-going public. Tha talent and ability of the playere who were here 'last year 1 well-known to the local playgoers and Manager Taylor haa completed his caat by selecting players well up to the standard that set hy the other member of the company. Miss Farnem hat come to Yonkers after two successful season with the O. W. Woodward Players gt St.

Louis an brings with her the reputation of being one of the most charming and best dressed leading ladies in stock. Foster Willbms haa been leading man with tha Poli Play-era in New England and with tne Southern Enterprises in New Orleans and ha enjoyed unusugl popularity with both companies. Mr. Jones is player of Broedway calibre, having played tha part of Edwin Booth in the original production of Abraham Lincoln. Mr.

Moore ia a juvenile of rare ability, whib Mr. Clark who will also appear on the stage in addition to performing his duties ns stage manager, ia alio reported to hare unusual talent. "Quarantine will prove a test for tha company, for it piny of unusual them and situations, and it will LAST TIME "TH UQBT or ing scenes that have been photographed by International Newsreel cameramen TOMORIOW fshp nA tlnd jBTcSbfcw. Twice Dallj OTODMAMA of mountaineer, living in poverty and ignore nee in weetern North Carolina. Their only conception of law and order la bated oil the word revrnooro," amf the hate of them line been inherited for gr iteration.

1 Ifnw they rome to an understanding of their right and the real meaning of law through the effort of a man who broke away from the community to join the marine. and who enmee hark with a new conception of bin birthright and idea which he trie to foiat upon liie incredible and unwilling ia the baaia of the interne drama of the production. In the part of thin boy, Conrad Nagel, long-known for Ida immaculate appearance, break away from the type of role he ha lievn portraying, and prove once again that he ia one of tlie aereeh'i moat versatile and finest actor. Lurille La Verne, aeen all too acl-dom on the. tureen, excel In the part' nf liia mother "Mn Cagle, She played the came role in the atage version of the play, and ahn eaaaya the pert in the aereen veraion with the auuranee that come only with abcolute familiarity.

Never i one conacinu of a mixtakrn movement or a studied feature. In fact ao well ia the pert played that it never aeemi like "acting. Acton Lira Parts Starke aa Emmy baa a part that offer a wraith of opportunity, ami aha take advantage of it to te fullest. Never bee she looked ao beautiful or ha there been eurli depth to her work. With a few more eueh parti ahe will be eitting on the top of tlie cinematic world.

In fact the whole cast leemi to flt exactly into the mood of the etnry. Georgs' K. Arthur. Edward Connelly, Sam De Grasse, Arthur Rankin and Hainard Beckwith, are Carolina faoun-tain folk, rather than acton paaiing before camera. Seta Breathe Rea 11am Few picture! preaent luch itark real-jam In setting.

But whila tba interior srenes of tha picture are rough and crude, the exterior acenea hara mirrored mountain beauty beyond description. The locale of the story fe bid la the mountain of Berth Carolina. A du-ilicate of natuiVY handiwork in theae illly lands of the eoutb wee found In the Trhachapi Mountain in California and the grandeur of thia rugged country he been transferred to the eereen with awe-impelling-results. -The interior cene of the picture eonaiit of the home of tha mountain-een. All the aqualoiwand poverty of three people are reflected in tld-ao tumble-down aback thdt era their homes Minute detaila have bean duplicated irf theae patched hub of dirt and filth with tnc rcanlt that tha setting lives and Breathes There are no grand and colorful manmade setting in the picture but the beauty of the mountain have contributed something that no artist could offet.

Edmund Gmilding, who directs his Brat in Sun-Up, believe that even inhabitants of the region in which the story is laid will not be able to de-tert the difference between their own landscapes and those which have been naed in tha picture. The location! selected by comparing photo- VTAMVUC SIEGFRIED coxnyroca. intro iiiu A JOT im OIUURT (0) DANDY DAXEKB 6) during tha 13 yean of International Newsreel's existence. It a series of apectaeular newsreel shots that have been gathered from the far earners of the earth aad moulded together in continuity form by tho editors of International Bows reel. DUVAL A XtLB w.

Ttoatr th St, war. Bv Lit WL ana tot lit nmninAL THE ORPHEUM SHUBERT I GAY PAREE Ia this massing picture are all the see that hi thrilling scenes that have made HAMILTON te IAYXS nr faci, oiurunn mi A DAINTT LITTLE Dm 1UTUS MOOHLIGHT IHjELLARHEY (Continuous, 1 to II P. anes on Monday, Manager Sam Tay- ofthe lor will personally preaent each BUOU va at th of Mata Wed. aad HARRY RUES HELEN audience gasp during tha past decade. Wherever life's thrills an to ho found, there you will And the newsreel cameraman.

A great ship afire or disabled in mid -ocean i an airplane flight over the belching maw of volcanos the reckless rids of automobile and steeplechase racers, where every turn of ua wheel accompanied by thril Hakes a mighty liner battling ling players, giving the pkygoere an oppor unity of greeting their old favorites and welcoming tha new players. Mr. Taylor satisfied that the company as a whole is one of the best that ever pbyed a stork engagement TODAY-A FIRST RUN IN YONKERS Richard Talmadge in The Mysterious Stranger LUCILLE ROGERS te BARD A XOVCLTT HTB10A1 OmUXO be teat which the players will pass In the with flying colors, in the opinion of MacKCLLAR in The Mud TnrtiV those who hare witnessed tha rebear- TAT i mra-AEgora tabus Alee Peril ef the Wild" Serial ager rthquak and llght-! falls through apace TOMORROW SOMETHING SNAPPY aa expressed in cart! ning holts amasing of parachute jumpere; the first motion picture ever made of the Pope and tho scene within the Vatican thee and many others are included ia "Lifes Greatest Thrills, the moat remark-abb nun ion picture of the day. Evelyn Brent in Smooth As Satin PKOM THE CAPITOL THEATRE, HEW YORK Jobs J. McOrawi Play Ball Serial Secrets el the Moriei Revealed MONDAY LABOR DAY FIRST RUN IN YONKERS Fred Thomson in The Wild Bulls Lair SPECIAL ADDED HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS Q.

Who was tha hero in The Silent Watcher? Ac Glenn Hunter. Q. What will be Norms Talmadge'e next picture? A Parb After Dark. Q. Where is Mae Marsh at present? A She is in Europe.

Q. Where was unlay Gordon born? Ac In Montreal Q. Where was Florence Vidor bora? Ae-In Texas. SUNDAY. MONDAY and TUESDAY Life's Greatest Thrills Abe Hews aad Cased lee Ewer Day graphs of quaint and picturesque spots in North Carolina with pictures of WONDER HOLIDAY OFFERINGS AT PARAMOUNT THEATRES THE HAMILTON THE STRAND Daifehtfallr CM TODAY TO TUESDAY INCLUSIVE TODAY AND TOMORROW The Most Amazing Romance Ever Filmed! Ann Warburton Play Opening Labor Day Evening, Pennington In the Carolina hills, where -4rama lives in the cabins of the lawless, this thrill' log screen story ia staged.

Moonlight 'and romance an epic of loves, hates, mountain feuds and undying devotion. (Courtesy Ziegfeid Follies) AND A Joyously Reckless and Intimate IComedy nun ttrixivAN Hi i i i 1 ii! i 6i JOHNNIE WALKER EDMUND rafti-MUff1 in The play that houses for two years has now been made into great picture. Youll grow wild over thia tale of primitive passions; youll adore the portrayal of the greatest love story you ever saw. packed The Mad Dancer1 Be a First Nighter -Greet the Co npany Dancing During Intrmissioi By Louise Winter, with MULUiZ STARKE CONRAD NAGEL UCUUIA VERNE Box Office Note Operi Make Seaton Rdkerrationt VINCENT LOPEZ Band WEDNESDAY TO FRIDAY OF NEXT WEEK WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 14 A models Jase age the story of a littb Parisian medal and tha men who aeught her and pursued her. The Witch Doctor Never the Twain Shall Meet A Great Melodramatic Sensat on MONDAY TO THURSDAY 4 BIG DAYS JOHN MOOMM nil UAH1H HODOKHII from tha Famous Story By PETER B.

XTHE Directed By MAURICE TOURNEUR A Big Picture with a Big All-Star Cut A Smasher Of Hearts! Photographed ia America and the South Seas They took her fiance frem her, eh smashed hearts right aad left, ruthlessly, carelessly until a certain mans wife get ber ia a corner. ANITA STEWART BERT LYTELL HUNTLY GORDON JUSTINE JOHNSTONE GEtfRQE SEIGMANN Can a girl run with the bare and hunt with tba heuada? Every cue will Sad this delightful story tatentiag. CE TURNER ALWAYS THE LATEST COMEDIES AND NEWS AT THESE PARAMOUNT PLAYHOUSES IM 'i STEPHEN CLARK TBVMAN (mu -iGC if -j 5C.Jnrv V).