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THURSDAY MAY 19, 1S27
THE FRANKLIN PRESS
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prets a fine vein of comedy that re
lieves the narrative's serious strain.
Others in the company are I Hike
Lee, Bruce Gordon, Ivan Christie,
Walter Ackerman and Willard Coolcy.
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exceedingly fat ones.
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The director responsible for "Forlorn
River and "Born to the West,"
John Waters, was behind the mega
phone, in itself a reliable promise of
satisfactory entertainment.
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lorise Biooks and Lawrence Gray in the Frank Tuttle
ftoduction love 'em and Leave em" A Paramount mure .
In "Love'em and Leave'em"
It's the Kid Sister Who
Steals Mame's Beau
When the cat's away, the mice will
play 'and when sister's gone, watch
kid sister steal . her sweetheart. At
least, that's -what happens in Frank
Tuttle's current Paramount produc
tion, ' "Love 'em and Leave 'em,"
which comes to the Idle Hour theatre
Friday and Saturday. ' ,
Mame Walsh, after turning down
Bill Billingsley's proposal because she
feels that he doesn't make enough
money to support a wife, 'goes off to
the country for a vacation. However,
sunny days and moonlit nights are
lonely without good old Bill, so she
treks back to town. But Bill isn't
as good as he seemed, neither is he
old. And ' on Maine's return, she
finds that he has laid his hand and
heart at the feet of her flighty little
flirty sister. Janie has him tied to
her finger and is making him jump
through loops. Mame, disgusted at
their falseness, decides to adopt Ja
nie's slogan as her, own, and she
publicly announces her intention to
"Love 'em and Leave 'cm."
Evelyn Brent, Lawrence Gray and
Louise Brooks, have the three featured
roles. Townsend Martin prepared the
screen play from John" V. A. Weaver
and George Abbott's stage success.
Zane Grey's "Man of
the Forest" Coming
Shooting a man as the first step
toward falling in love with him is
simply the introduction to one of the
most stirring romances yet to reach
the screen, "Man of the Forest," the
Zane Grey Paramount picture which
comes to the Idle Hour theatre Mon
da yand Tuseday.
Jack Holt, as Milt Dale, is the
target, and Georgia Hale, ' Nancy
Raynor, the girl with the gun. ' It
happens when Nancy comes west to
claim a ranch inherited from her
uncle and is kidnaped by Dale, who
is saving her from a gang of outlaws.
Not only, does Nancy shoot him,
she also has him arrested and put in
jail. . Unwittingly, she plays, into the
hands of Clint Beasley, a scoundrel,
whn hplns her under false pretenses
and attempts to swindle her out of
i the rancn.
From that time, things start hap
pening. Dale escapes from jail with
the help of . his pet. cougar just as
Nancy realizes Beasley's true charac
ter and her love for Dale.
The latter leads his own supporters
into a pitched battle with Clint and
his henchmen. One surprising twist
follows another in the plot's unravel
ing ' : .
A carefully selected cast enacts this
drama of the old west. Warner
Oland is Beasley", Tom Kennedy the
venal sheriff and El Brendcl inter-
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"Man in the Shadow"
Thrilling Melodrama of
Circumstantial Evidence
"The Man in the Shadow," which
plays at the Idle Hour thattre next
Wednesday and Thursday is Tthe
fourth of a series of. A. C. A. Pic
tures being produced under the super
vision of David Hartford. . It is a
highly exciting melodrama of the
wrong which may be done by con
victing a man upon circumstantial evi
dence. Dallis Alvoid, given a trusted posi
tion in a bank, through the help of
the life-long friend of his family,
who has been elected governor of the
state, gets into bad company and
gambles until he is heavily in debt.
Thomas Walsh, gambler, blackmailer,
plots to force Dallis to get the plans
of the bank for him.
Summoning- Dallis one evening,
Walsh, however, has an earlier visi
tor, who in an. argument, kills the
gambler and escapes. Dallis discovers
the crime and is held for the murder.
He is tried and condemned to death.
His mother who is to marry the
governor, and his own sweetheart,
daughter of the governor, plead that
his sentence, be commuted, but the
governor refuses.
The two women, through subterfuge
and thrilling action, stay the execu
tion and uncover the real culprit.
Director Hartford has assembled a
stellar cast for "The Man in the
Shadow," including ; such well-known
players as Myrtle Stedman, David
Torrcnce, Mary McAlister, Joseph
liennett, Arthur Ranyin. Marcaret
Rielding and Edward Coxen. The
story was written and adapted bv
Frances Nordstrom.
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THIS. MAY 17, 1927.
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This one will make you laugh.
"No wedding BELLES' for me!"
sings our hero. But he changes
his mind in a hurry!
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ratnecomedr
Admission, 15 and 25 cents
Wednesday and Thursday, May 25 and 26
THE MAN IN THE SHADOW
with MYRTLE STEDMAN, DAVID TORRENCE;
MARY McALISTER and JOSEPH BENNETT
In the Sing Sing death house sat "the man in the shadow"---yet
a woman's love stood between him and the great beyond. A
gripping drama of the great wrongs which may come from conviction
on circumstantial evidence.
Also--PATHE REVIEW Teamwork In Art, art and industry
allied; Zion Park In Utah, in Pathecolor; Trapping Wild Game In
Africa.
Admission, 15 and 25 cents
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