Life — March 31, 1921 — page 34: what you’re looking at

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Recent Developments (The regular Silent Drama Department will be found on page 468.) Straicut Is tHe Way (Paramount).— The crook’s regeneration theme, excellently done, Guite or Women (Goldwyn). — Will Rogers revives wistful memories of the days when he used to be a great entertainer. Extravacance (Metro).—May Allison in some propaganda for national thrift week Cuickens (Paramount).—Moderately di- verting comedy in which Douglas Mac- Lean solves the egg shortage problem by feeding his hens rat poison. Tue Siver Lininc (Metro).—An unex- pected twist at the end, if you can wait that long. Tie Concert (Goldwyn).—Dull and ex: cessively wordy adaptation of Herman Bahr's amusing comedy. Tue Orn Swimain’ Hore (First Na- tional) —Charles in a country boy pic- ture, made notable by the complete absence of sub-titles, Sune Covton’t Here It (Realart).—Bebe | Daniels doesn’t quite qualify as a star. Witnovt Liat (Metro). — Interesting drama about churches and gambling houses. Att Dotreo Ur (Universal) —A charm- ing flapper, Gladys Walton, in a trifling but amusing story. Lyine (Associated Producers).— Vast expenditure of time and money on a production which justifies the effort. A Conxecticut Yankee 1n Kino Ar- tiur's Court (For).—Slapstick burlesque, Uut supremely funny. O'Mattey or tHe Mounteo (Para- mount), — Bang! Bang! Bang! — featuring William S. Hart. Tur Orr-Snore Pirate (Metro).—Amus- ing complications, involving Viola Dana. Tur Kio (First National) —Chaplin at his best, and—but what more do you want? Tne Devin (Pathé), makes it worth while. Ovtsive tHe Law (Universal).—All the dime novels in the world turned into a sure-fire melodrama for Priscilla Dean. Foxsiporx Fruit (Paramount). eternal triangle encrusted with jewels. Brack Beauty (Vitagraph).—The famous horse story forms the background for a big picture which should appeal to all members of the family. Tre tHe Monicans ated Producers)—One of those r: tures which manages to be pictori beau- tiful without being dramatically weak. Bunty Putts tHe Strixcs (Goldwyn)— Pleasant little comedy in kilts. Lies — George Arliss Last oF (Associ- Passion (First National). — Historical drama of foreign origin and universal ap- peal. Kismet (Robertson-Cole).—Otis Skinner in a sumptuous Oriental spectacle. Tue Marx of Zorro (United Artists).— Melodrama, comedy and Douglas Fairbanks. Over tHe Hitt (For).—The poorhouse Provides an excellent box office attraction. Way Down East (Griffith) —Spectacular production of old-stock melodrama. — The | © pic- | W. L. DOUGLAS |. "Reduced *S.0O0 SHOES Sperm Sse $10.00 || Speci FOR MEN AND WOMEN THE STAMPED PRICE IS W. L. DOUGLAS PERSONAL GUARANTEE THAT THE SHOES ARE ALWAYS WORTH THE PRICE PAID FOR THEM YOU SAVE MONEY BY WEARING W.LDOUGLAS SHOES | world. Sold in 107 W.L.Doug! | best shoes that can be produc. 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