Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 254, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 March 1922 — Page 9

MANY THEMES TO BE SHOWN ON CITY’S SCREENS C ontinued From Pag* Sli.) play Is hailed as Hampton's masterpiece. The comedy portion of '.he program will be well taken care 01 by Ben Turpin In Mack Sennett's newest farce Bright Eyes,” in which Turpin appears as a golf bug who encounters love on his round of the links. Phyllis Haver heads the Sennett beauty brigade, while Dot Farley, Kalla Pasha and other favorites add to the merriment. The Fox rows weekly will be added. -I- -!- -!- < ODOR’S STORY ELECTED AT SMITH’S. Connor’s story of “Corporal Cameron,” which has been adapted for the screen under the name of “Cameron of the Royal Mounted,” will be the feature attraction at Mister Smith's beginning Sunday. The story concerns the adventures of a young man who is forced to leave college in Scotland and go to Canada, owing to the fact that he is accused of raising a check. In Canada be meets and falls In love with the daughter of the farmer by

Cameron of the ROYAL MOUNTED” from Ralph Connor’s Stirring Story With Gaston Glass —Vivienne Osborne and Irving Cummings The first time the Royal Northwest Mounted Police have participated in a motion picture. Produced amid towering mountains, snow-capped peaks and waterfalls that r'val the splendor of Niagara. BUSTER KEATON in “THE BOAT” Pathe News Special Music AFTERNOONS The Little House Showing Big [ NIGHTS Pictures, Except - Tax s " MISTER SMITH’C ~ 20c a?I THEATRE 25c

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RICHARD BARTHELMESS IN “THE SEVENTH DAY” A First National Attraction Fresh From His Triumphs in “Tol’able David” and “Way Down Fast” Richard Barthelmess Scores Again in This One Week Romance of Deep Sea Skippers and Society Sirens—She Tries to Run a Pilot On the Rocks and Lands in Proverbial Sea of Matrimony, Instead. /

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i whori he la employed. Fearing to tell her about the Incident of the check, Cameron leaves a note for the girl and goes to another town where he j*sl ns the Royal Northwest Mounted Poli e. A situation develops, however, which brings about his dismissal from the mounted force, and the rest of the story concerns bis struggle to szplaln the past and regain the coveteo uniform. In the end he is successful, even to the extent of winning the love of the girl. Gaston Glass is seen as Cameron, Vivienne Osborne as the girl, and Irving Cummings, George Clarke and Gordon Griffith are in the supporting east. A Buster Keaton comedy, “The Boat” and a news reel complete the program. -I- -I- -IBARTHELMESg MOVIE AT CIRCLE NEXT WEEK. Richard Bartheimess, whose first starring vehicle, “Tol'able David,” was one of the notbale screen successes of the year, has followed with "The Seventh Day,” which will be tbe feature film at the Circle for next week. The story, an original by Porter Emerson Brown, is a simple narrative of the lives of New England fisherfolk In which the star’s simple, sincere manner t of acting carries conviction. To the isolated Maine seacoast town j comes a yacht filled with social ‘blades and flappers who are forced to idle away

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* seven days because their engine has ' broken down. Even Jazz and “put and take” become 1 tiresome and tbe city folk start to explore tbe neighborhood. One of tbe first : natives to become acquainted with the visitors is young John Alden, who owns ; a fishing schooner. He falls madly in ; love with one of the girls, who in the ennui of luxury permits him to escort her It is just a game -to the girl, but deadly serious for the boy, and it Is t*e realization of impending crisis that

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IRSIRAMOUNT’S ANNIVERSARY The Tenth Birthday I of the World’s Greatest Photoplays j!|l| | • # 1 l|||P Paramount Pictures will be celebrated every day of March j|! jj ; in every town of the United St ates. _ ililiPf Every day brings renewed g*atitude for mo- jljl tion pictures. You know by instinct that you were not made for only the dull routine of workaday ' il >llll life. You deserve a life spiced by advenP *sVl\ ture and romance! } llilill l\ And Paramount knows it! jj f AfJlUj Paramount knew it in 1912 when it made jU H first feature picture—and Paramount w , \ \WJ jffl • 4 has made the vast majority of the best f SARAH V, t/hjf., feature pictures every year since! \ ? ERI a^ R i? \WMW xr „ VVjeen'/S wij m/T The Name Paramount } euz^b&thj SMlpB Stands for Whatever Is \wsi \/ Best In Motion Pictures The history of Paramount is the history of motion pictures—all the way l £ •, IrrV’Vrir from the day when Adolph Zukor startled y } the world by starring “the divine Sarah B Bernhardt” in “Queen Elizabeth,” and Jesse L. Lasky and Cecil B. I)e Mille made Tbllje\| “The Squaw Man”—up to such successes VnitTiFl:^RD jl of today as Cecil B. De Mille’s “Fool’s ' [mR Tavadise,” Gloria Swanson in “Her*Hus- Buii'l'vl li["j band’s Trademark,” and Wallace Reid in 4Pji| “The World’*Champion.” : What does it mean that more than half l! jp !|| the theatres in the country (the best in every community) are full every day with ,< 4 jbf ZfJji i happypeoplet.’njoyingParamountPictiu’es? Vfnlj’• It means that Famous Players-Lasky £?j!ij| Corporation with Paramount Pictures, ' il j —have, in ten years, changed the screen from V jjjj jj a one and two reel flickering stunt to the JIl Yit Ijli Xm yT* {1 nation’s entertainment and a great modern CNVW.j^'H: W j t |w Vi hat s why this tenth birthday is worth A J h V ;| celebrating! - flOlinll Enjoy Paramount’s Birth- Krf!ij|j| jtei day at Your Theatre! gj (wl||K||L j You are going to enjoy it if the ParafWw mount Showmen in your town and every i V m town have their way! g I f * There will lie something happening all % jJiiMlj ft hie hme * n hie wa y °f stimulating Para- Y | mr „mount entertainment. ! Something to see, something to feel, J|j; something to intoxicate you with the joy • cf life, the sharpest shocks of drama, the ffyVfljij jjju j honeved sweets of love, the ringing laughter *Ol u>j}\ tjWd'A- of th spirit of Comedy! / 1 H'jf'ii m 111 more than 11,000 theatres. J tAM .K\ That’s Paramount —that’s Paramount’s i \ bfjrJj/ H I anniversary! jj j j j ||£j Here are a few'of the wonderfully succesefal j jiff jj VERYWOMAN pictures of the last few years—all Paramount! '■ jW if . a handful chosen from hundreds. 1, |jj Sarah Bernhar Jt in “Queen Elizabeth” Mary Pickford in “Tess of the Storm Country” UGHTjO|| John Barrymore in “Are You a Mason?” so ' ! ! ■ / Geraldine Farrar in “Carmen” Hx Marguerite Clark in “ Mias Gaorge Washington” JTjl |j Maeterlinck's “The Blue Bird” i { y Cecil B. De MiUe’z “Don’t Change Your Husband,” :j\iu|| 1 r, ii iti “The Affairs of Anatol.” “Male and Female” [ifl ' M2i George Loaae'Vuckcr’s “The Miracle Man” b> ws.a/f • “The Woman Thou Gavest Me” . 'A, jlaLx "win Wallace Reid in‘‘The Valley of the Giants” tUni i Thos. I nee’s “Iwenty-three and a Half Hours Leave” Lionel Barrymore in “The Copperhead’* A COPPERHEAD” George Fitzmaurice’s “On Witn the Dauce” jjps Jn Wm.D. Taylor’s" Huckleberrv Finn” A/ /Jb|W( ! Wf/l r w{ John Barrymore in “Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde” i |Pjf / Fm Wm. S. Hart in “The Toll Gate” FYi MSwV ifj!jj “Humoresque” H W'Wj, ;; George Melford’s “Behold My Wife" W Si lb frill'll Thomas Meighan in “The CAy of Silent Men” _ WIMIiKIIMP I' KAill JohnS. Robertson's “Sentimental Tommy” \ Cosmopolitan’s "The Inside of the Cup” |j;iy | i Mji 1i mm Elsie Ferguson in "Footlights” i'* gw ! I 1 George Melford’a “The Sheik” V-raA V j|/Cosmopolitan’s “Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford” * *£ jl I " '£S Betty Compson in “The Little Mii ister Wm. De Mille’s “Mias Lulu Bett” f'iyffl * Gloria Swanson in “The Great Moment”. ii ! Paramount’s anniversary gives you the \ $L\ chance to see a lot of great new Paramount I j Pictures and also a lot that yon have missed. / j Check up the list of photoplays being shown / i 5 we *k in local theatres, as announced in the / "2)SgF\ AV big space alongside—and go! Paramount’s I'SffflrijiLv SMj!r-fekj rWllEilVil anniversary means a great time for youl GATE”/® LMINISTiER'I _ plSfeJn

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brings out the true dispositions of both. Patricia' Vane, played by Lonise Huff, is the girl. She was quite respectable, but belonged to tbe society flapper type that neither weaves nor spins. It is what Patricia Is after she meets John, that counts, and therein the picture reveals a story of unusual charm and conviction, with the waves of the sea and the pines of Maine as a background. There is something sentimental and real about the conclusion that brings a throb to the breast, even as the sight of a butterfly

with a broken wing trying to reach the light. The cast includes Frank Losee, Leslie Stowe, Tammany Young, George Stewart, Alfred Schmid, Grace Barton, Anne Carnwall, Patterson Dial, Teddie Gerard and Louise Huff. ’ -I- -!- -!• “THE ROOF TREE” AT ISIS NEXT WEEK. An old Southern tradition was Charles Neville Buck's Inspiration for his romantic drama, “The Roof Tree,” star-

THESE THEATRES JOIN IN PARAMOUNT’S 10xa ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Indianapolis Theatres

LOEW’S STATE OHJO ALHAMBRA ARCADE APEX ILLINOIS BELMONT BIJOU BEST CASSELL

Theater. Town. Royal Danville Lyric Edinburg Colonial Lebanon Community House.. Morgantown Strand Shelbyvllle High School Westfield Messner Attica Arcade Colfax Joy Crawfordavllle Dream Land Fowler Moonstone Galveston Isis Kokomo Arc Lafayette Grand ....La Fountains Grand Logansport Strand Monticello Gem ......North Manchester Liberty Peru Marts . .Tipton Leisure Hour Waveland Grand v Bluffton Auditorium Carthage Royal Fairmount Orpheum Hartford City Jefferson m Huntington Strand Knightstown Luna Lite y Marion M. E. Church Milton Columbia M>incle Wysor Grand Muncle Princess ...Newcastle Princess Portland Palace ..........Richmond Idle Hour Ridgeville Rex Swayzee Woodlawn Upland Cozy Winchester Lark Brazil Crystal Cayuga Liberty ....Alexandria Alhambra Elwood Opera Houae Franklin Grace Martinsville Olympia ..• Noblesville Ideal Sheridan Swain Zionsvllle Ohpheum Attica Orpheum 1.. .. .Converse Isis Dana Arc Delphi Fowler Fowler Colonial ..Kokomo Star Kokomo Family Lafayette Gem Linden Paramount Logansport Shadows ...New Richmond Princess Oxford Victoria .....Peru Tokio Veedersbung Strand West Lafayette National Brookvllle Lyric Connersvllle Royal Furtvllle Indiana .Anderson Fisher .....Danville, 111. Oaklawn Danville, 111.

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ring 'William Russell, which will be presented at the Isis next week. In this picture the roof tree is an Immense elm which was planted by a young pioneer in Daniel Boon's time. Its branches overhung the roof of a Kentucky homestead, and the big tree was regarded as the guardian of the welfare of succeeding generations. Into this atmosphere of peace comes a Virginian who had been forced to escape from the wrath of s feud-loving family, one of whose members had been

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Theater. Town. Royal Hartford City Bijou Laurel High School Lyons Royal Marlon Diamond .Montpelier Lyric Muncle Royal Newcastle Lyric Redkey Richmond Richmond Princess Rushville Strand Union City Mystic Warren Colonial Bickrueil Sourwlne Brazil Royal Center Point Riveria Anderson Grand Elwood Community House Greenwood Idle Hour ,Mooresville Mars Pendleton High School Summltville Happy Hour Chalmers Crystal Boswell Lyric Covington Central Danville Riveria Earl Park Strand Frankfort Grand Kokomo Victory Kokomo Orpheum Lafayette Colonial Logansport Strand Monon Grand, North Manchester Colonial Peru . Royal Royal Center Eagles Wabash Banner ....West Lebanon Vaudetts Hagerstown Apollo Huntington Alhambra Knightstown Union Liberty Marion Marion 1 Palace Montpelier Orpheum Muncle Nat. Military Home Indiana Starette Newcastle O. F. Ward Richmond Idle Hour Shirley Union Grand Union City Arcade Winchester Forest Boonville Star Theater Carlisle Columbia Clinton Gem Clinton Alhambra Evansville Fulton ....Evansville Strand Evansville Gern Huntingburg Star '..Jasper Rex Montezuma Hollies Newport Family Ladoga Gym Wingate Citadel Bloomfield Cozy Dugger Orpheum Dugger

murdered. Trouhle seems to follow him, for he falls in love with a Kentucky belle and a Jealous rival tries to have him shot from ambush. Failing in this, his enemy plans to kill him while he is lying wounded in bed, but is persuaded to take an oath to rest his quarrel till the Virginian is “on his feet.” How the man attempts to observe the letter, but not the spirit of tbe oath, is portrayed in rs.pld-flre sequence. Mr. Ru'zat. makes an attractive figure as tbe Viiginian and is equally as sklll-

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Theater. Town. Star Odon Alhambra Rockport Campbell Spencer American Terre Hauta Lyceum ...Terre Hauta Princess Terre Hauta Swan Terre Haute Strand Vincennes Opera House Washington Lyric Batesvilia Dream .Corydon Amuzu Hope Grand Madison Grand ....New Albany Strand Paoll Princess .Seymour Wonderland Clinton Criterion Evansville Woodlawn Evansville Peari Hymera Monroe Monroe City Empress .Mt. Vernon Amuzu Oakland City Star ..Owensville Cpera House Rockville Sherman Sullivan Fountain Terre Haute New Park Terre Haute Rex Terre Haute Palace Universal Liberty Washington Palace Worthington Lawrence Bedford Borden High School Borden Dream ..French Lick Dream ...Jeffersonville Community House Milltown Jennings North Vernon Washington Salem Savoy Switz City Franklin Evansville Royal Evansville Chescent .-.Jasonville Home Montezuma Harmonic New Harmony Realart Oaktown Lyric Petersburg Orpheum .....St. Bernice Royal Tell City Indiana Terre Haute Orpheum Terre Haute Savoy Terre Haute Pantheon Vincennes Holmes .....Terre Haute Gibson Batesvllle Harris Grand Bloomington American Columbua K. of P Greensburg McCoy Lovinia Orpheum 1.... .Mitchell Damn Osgood St. Paul St. Paul Austin Versailles Rose Rosedale Princess ..Bloomington Crumps Columbus Scenic Scottsburg

I ful in the romantic scenes as he is in those calling for red blooded action. Florence Desbon, Sylvia Breamer, Robert Daly, Arthur Morrison and Al Fremont are in tbe cast. “Bright Eyes,” the latest Mack Sennett farce, will be a subsidiary feature. Ben Turpin, as a golf bug, does some of the funniest stunts of his career while “on the links” in this picture, surrounded by Phyllis Haver, Dot Farley, Kalla Paßha and a host of other favor ltes. #

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