THE CHARLOTTE NEWS, CHARLOTTE, N. 0, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY 11, 1921.
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t The Broadway. ,
. . a,'ipearanc of Conway Tearle
Plznick star was the feature at
6 ..., thpater yesterday, where
(f Road "to Ambition" began a two-
f Jfrfoad to Ambition" is an ideal
i for Mr. Tearle, as it gives him
nrtuitny to display his taletns
'e that has great latitude in a
. v,o P-rpat latitude in the en-
f ,pnt and development of the
(Me1"' zja i first seen aa "Rill
a husky young foreman in
1 mil'- ISlli ttniuiiiuua, aim
kthews
ee to use his brain as we1!
"U'f, b,awn, although he is sadly
I" .1 v,ir 1trk nf pflnr.atlrin. iTo
, a a method of using waste ma
'i i and turning it into a valuable
'la Jrt and thus takes his first
Proa '., "tliP. road of ambition. '
.rSninpr. by dint of study and ap-
1 L . . : .,ronin hA than
(inn niS IBI1UI lie ""Til
B00"' -f,,l fnptnr in his fiM .-f
fiver There is a pretty loo
;3ea .',r,infr throughout the storv.
a is a colorful one, with plenty cf
n virile -vjp. j v.
L so enjoy. - .
Bl,UUrVS nf.he oWett TraU" ' bec0lnS unusually popular for their
TTSL-?- TU Which openel I ality of .tone and popular orchestra
Thursday a three-day run at the Broad-1 tions. -way
theater, is pne of the most beau-i s - . .
225 ,dramas ,of theH. No,tn Presented Handpainted Gowns in "My Golden
here in several months. This program, GM "
including aleo "One A. M." a two-reel r,tnr ttJ ' ' ' ' -. - .
comedy extraordinary with CharlLi 1 ,JkAct or !?era &reatest musical
unapun in the featujed role, was re-' 'T, Tvr , "-J BUCCss, iy
ceived by the Broadway's patrons yt4 ldeAn wlU be the attraction at
terday with marked interest and en- Auditorium theatre Saturday. If
thusiasm. Despite the inclement XSwLr!?e?r 18 th same
weather, the value from an entertain- 5? 4 , Crfitte such a sensatin in
ment standpoint of the program was NeT 7rk' with its wonderful Herbert
evidenced by the large attendanc-i ! ieiuuies,iJ "? ciever story, and the gor-
gowns,
throughout the afternoon and
ing. -
"The Golden Trail"' is a picture
which will be received by every ona
with keen relish. It ia of the virile,
fast moving, romantic type of photo-
arama. une rugged meetings of th
cv,- Teach one a creation in itself.
First you will see a richly colored
dress built on the slender lines 'one sees
on Egyptian statues a dress all spark
ling gold an dred. and sashed with bril-
jliant gold woven stuff, then you have
Lraver s
ROADWAY
Today. Tomorrow
i Dramatic triumph With
With Alaskan Settings
V.
mm
1
A spectacular play of notable
beauty of settings unfolding
a delightful romance.
Aiided" Attraction
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
In a Great Comedy
"ONE A. M."
THE BROADWAY
A Charlotte Institution
Klondyke rgion, the atmosphere of ! anot0er or white satin, pearl-sequined,
strength, action and hardship whleh ! f.lsht, hung evening dress, . sashed
pervades th9 picture, and the remark
ably pleasing portrayal of the leading
parts by Jane Novak and Jack Liv
ingston, each of whom have, very dif
ficult roles, combine to make up a
film of great interest. This play, ui
deed, may readily be described as one
which will leave a lasting impression
of pleasure, and satisfaction upoa
those who see it, and its many un
usual features lift it far above the
usual standard of dramas of the froz
en north.
Jane Novak, with her cameo-like
beauty, never appeared to better aJ
vantage than she does in this photo
play. She first is seen as the most
popular girl in the college town and
later as a faro dealer in a gambling
hall in frozen Alaska. She has added
to the records of filmdom another, re
markable accomplishment, for the two
roles she plays run parallel, and her
transition from one to the other is a
most interesting, and pleasing drama
tic characterization. She is ably sup
ported by Jack Livingston whose part
also requires him to appear at differ
ent times as a manof vastly different
station in life. '
The comedy added attraction, "One
A. M." brings Charlie Chaplin back to
the Broadway in a comedy which U
"the real goods."
With palest lilac and silver wbven rih
bons, another design of silver apples, :
the leaves and branches glitter, against ;
cobalt blue of a brocade,, frock; at the
back swings a gay panel of brocade, and
tassels of the tiniest blue china beads
sway from the long lithe bodice, and
the neck line is demure enough to have
pleased the lovely Nicolette,
These are only three of the many
creations Mr. Jostin brought back trom
Paris to be used in "My Golden Girl,"
and each dress, gown or frock is finish-
4ed in some wonderful hand-nainted
design. t
The attraction coudd be styled a
fashion show de luxe, but when you
stop to think of the delightful Her
bert melodies, the clever story, ex
cellent casti great singing and danc
ing, magnificent production, beautiful
girls, augmented orchestra, you will
agree with The New York Globe, when
they classified it as "a golden enter
tainment." , Bert Lytell at Imperial.
In "The Misleading Lady," which
comes as the feature attraction, at the
Imperial theatre for a run of two days,
beginning today, local motion picture
patrons will be treated to a screen ver
sion of the notable play by Charles
"Song and Dance Revue" Offer Final
Musical Comedy Program.
"The Song and Dance Vevue" offer
their final and closing musical comedy
arrangement at the Piedmont theatre
f ortoday and. tomorrow. This . funny
offering will be called, "Fun in a Turk
ish Bath." The first thing to be said
for this attraction is that it is clean and
wholesome, refined and all that it should
MINSTREL REVUE
IS TOP-NOTGHER
.Laughs Jfreaominate in
Keith Academy Bill for
Last Half of Week.
"The ; Black and White Revue," a
tabloid installment of smart minstrelsy
featuring La Chesta, a dancing mar
vel, with a capable cast of six assist
ants, made three audiences at tha
Keith theater Thursday wonder why
there are not more features like it in
vaudeville. "With two original end men,
in regulation burnt cork and burlesqu
evening clothes, . and an interlocucor;
the minstrel feature is presented in
regulation style. But, added to this,
is the exceptionally clever 'idancing of
La Chesta and the pleasing vocal
quartette of four young women as a
featue.
Willie S,olar, an international musi
cal comedy star, with a face as mo
bile and expressive as was ever own
ed by any comedian, adds much merri
ment to the program with his several
comic songs, and "Slim" Grinnell and
Coryl Esther rurnlsh an unusirally
good comic feature. Nadolny, most
original of jugglers, is as amusing in
his line of chatter as fce is skillful
as a juggler. Helen Primrose, 'Vaude
ville's champion nut comedienne, opens
the bill with a very original comedy
offering of singing and talking. "
The film, program preceding the
vaudevilleprogram is also a very en
tertaining' part of the program for the
last half of the week.
FIRST GERMAN WAR
BRIDE IS IN CHICAGO
Chicago, Feb. 11. -The first German
war bride of a Chicago soldier, with
the American army of occupation, was
at home here today with her husband.
lieutenant James Smith of the marine
corps. While the army regulations
frowned on fraternizing with the en
emy on the Rhine, Smith met and be
came engaged to Miss Erna Ferstmay-
er there. After two years, she obtain
ed permission to join him. arrivi:
last Monday in New York, where they
were married-
COPE EXPEDITION SAILS.
Valparaiso, Chile, Feb. 11. Command
der John Cope of the British imperial
expedition, which hopes ultimately to
reach the South Pole by airplane, sail
ed from Port Stanley, Falkland Is
lands, December 20, according to a mes
sage received here.
YOUTH OF 20 ELECTROCUTED.
Ossining, N. Y., Feb. 11. Jesse
Walker, 20, of Evansville, Ind., was
put to death in the electric chair
at Sing Sing prison Thursday night
for the murder of Samuel Wolchak, a
Brooklyn stationer, whom he tried to
rob on November 3, 1919.
COLLEGE PRESIDENT
CANNOT BE LOCATED
Talladega, Ala; Feb. 11. -Mystery
surrounds the disappearance; of Presi
dent Gerard White, of IsbU College
here, who left last week for Birming
ham on a short business trip and lias
not returned. A
A letter sighed "Btenry Hoskins," and
stating that Dr. White has been injur
ed in an automobile accident in Blxm-
-ingham ana that he wa8 being taken
to relatives in North Carolina, was re
ceived after his departure, but investi
gation developed the fact that no suea
I accident had occurred and that Henry
Hoskins was unknown in iarmingnam.
Teachers and students have left for
their homes and the college has been
closecL. -: . "
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GOVERNOR OF CANAL
ZONE SAILS FOR U. S.
, Panama. Feb. 11. Colonel Chester
Harding, governor of the Panama car
nal zone, sailed for the United Stages
yesterday afternoon and will not re
turn to the isthmus. His resignation
Goddard and Paul Dickey, which enjoy-j an1 departure leaves Colonel Jay J.
ed such a triumphant success on the
New York stage.
More than that, they will see Bert
Lytell, that versatile and gifted young
actor who has won an undisputed niche
in screendom. He has the dashing role
of Jack ' Craigen, the confirmed woman
hater whose first appearand in effete
New York after a stay in South Africa
brings with it his . complete surrender
to beautiful Helen Steele. Only after
he has made his avowal does Craigen
ho Afilt TT'mnlrf nrrl's mmnanv nf miiKi.
cai comedy and vaudeville entertainers J learn that she made him promise to
are proving a very popular attraction at
the Piedmont this week and splendid at
tendance has been enjoyed regardless
of the extremely disagreeable weather.
In this closing bill, Emma Wilson, the
prove her fitness for a leading part at a
millionaire's "little theatre." Infuriated
by such treatement, Craigen abducts
her to his hunting lodge and proceeds
to a brusque ' wooing, which begins
Morrow as acting governor
Operating mechanics employed on
the canal have resigned because- of the
withholding of bonus payments and
the situation threatens a tie-up of .he
canal by the time the .Atlantic and
Pacific fleets return here from the
joint manoeuvers which " are now in
progress off theswest coast of South
America.
'gay little soubrette sings and leads wun xne iaay cnamea, ana encw in. a
I the chorus in many new and delightful I breathless episode in whicn he wins
I i ti ,1 tr 't-rx-.n. I asrainst thfi claims of TTplpn's fianw
Bib Wise Guy," and the capable
"straight" is always a study in "ginger
and pep" and contributes greatly to the
i effectiveness of the show.
The Piedmont orchestra in its stand
ard overtures on the picture programs
is a feature within themselves and are
AT THE
OTTOWAY
TODAY
Conway Tearle
In
The Road of.. Ambition'
An Inspiring Story of Romance
and Determination
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Jas. P. Stowe & Co. will supply you
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against the claims of Helen's fiance.
ACTING ON A HUNCH,
POLICE GET BANDITS
EMPLOYES' REQUEST DENIED.
Chicago, 111., Feb: 11. The Railroad
Labor Board Thursday night refused
to grant a motion by employes of
the Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic
Railway " that the hearing on the
request of that road to reduce wages
be thrown out on the ground that it
did not legally come under the juris
diction of the board.
on
New York, Feb. 11. Acting
"hunch," three members of the police
squad today captured three taxicab !
bandits who had held up a downtown t
restaurant a few hours earlier mi
robbed 15 guests of more than $5,000
in money and jewelry.
The policemen were attracted by the
suspicious appearance of the taxicab
party, followed them for several miles,
and arrested them as they left the ma
chine. Victims of the restaurant raid
identified much of the jewelry found on
the trio. 1
EXPLORATION WINE
CELLAR PROCEEDING
New York, Feb.- 11. Exploration or
sub-passages in a wine cellar on the
upper east side where police have found
650 barrels containing 33,800 gallons of
California claret, was begmr today.
The police already have made two
trips into the cellar. On their first
visit, they discovered 400 barrels; the
second revealed 250. others they hal
overlooked. v
INDIGESTION
CANT STAY
Stomach Pain , Sourness, Gases,
and Acidity, ended with
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THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
"SLIM" GRIXDELL & CORYL ESTHER "A HStudy in Thtoology"
HELEN PRIMROSE Vaudeville's Nut Comedian
THE BLACK AND WHItE REVUE
A xModern Minstrel Creation FeaturingV.LA CHESTA
Assisted by Capable Cast of Six
WILLIE SOLAR The In ternationl Musical Comedy Star
B F. KEITH VAUDEVILLE - - - "BEST BY TEST
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