whose chief exponent is a French-
Java girl; cannibals, who direct their
4u0VIES THIS WEEK attention to kidnaping white w omen;
savers, whose only guide is self-inter-
_____________________________________est; and missionaries who brave the
dangers of the strange land to convert
Complete to the sma llest details, thle' its heathen inhabitants.,
Sea island picture contains :Allthe featiires coin- Th'le story centers around Mary, the
aborated in monly associated with uncivilized beautiful half-caste dancing girl; Deanj
V. Griffith's Pacific islands inhabited by brown Mc~uire, a derelict beachcomber and
h will be races, a few derelict whites and mis- her first white lover; and Walter Kin-
f this week sionaries. In the course of the enter- c aid, a puritan youth who also be-'
tainment are weird native dances,I conigs fascinated with Mary. With
the picture, the theatre will present
I"Duke's Hawaiian Troupe."
"Huckleberry Finn," Mark Twain's
immortal story of boyhood which has
been filmed under the direction of Wil-
liam D. Taylor, w ill be shown the last
three dlays of the week at the Majestic
featuring Lewis Sargent, the red-
headed, fifteen-year-old Paramount-
Artcraft star.
The original Mark Twain text is
closely followed by the screen version
which takes up the story when Huck
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Clad in youthful beauty, a wisp of tropical grass and
a leaf of the fig-Innocence was her armor.
With lips made just to be kissed, only the idol and you
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and Tomn Sawyer discover the robbers'
treasure and carries it through the at-
tempts of Widow Douglas to reform
Huck. his father's unsuccessful abduc-
tion,m uck's acquaintance with "Duke'
and "King," the two broken-down
actors, his adventures with Tom Saw
3'r crs aunt, and the concluding epi-
sodes.
The part of Tomr Sawyer is taken by
Gordon Griffith who is as youthful a
his film crony. Other Win the cast are
Edythe Chapman, Martha Mattox
Frank Lanning, and Thelma Salter.
ARVAD
Playing the roles of two twin ,is-
teps, one of whom is a conscientious
singer while the other is an unscrupu-
lous pleasure-seeker, Elaine Hammer-
stein, who has been warmly received
by film fans since her recent entrance
into the movis, will appear today to
morrow and Tuesday at the Arade in
"The Shadow of Rosalie Byrnes," her
fourth release.
The widely different character of the
two slates so nearly identical in ap-
pearance gives rise to the develop-
ments in the story. When Leona the
singer, who marries the scion of an
aristocratic family which tries to buy
her consent to a divorce, and refuses
to be bought off, her twin beontie,
accepts the money and signs Leona's
name. By this and similar as of her
unscrupulous sister, Leona is involved
in a number of interesting complica-
tions..
Her 'husband's secretary is the only
man with whom 'Virginia Hastings
comes in contact Who is not moved to
adulations by her beauty in "A Modern
Salome," is which Hope Hampton will
make her initial screen appearance
Wednesday and Thursday 4t the A-
cade. Called Salome by her friends
Virginia's life after she has broken her
engagement with Roberto Monti, a
youngy broker, to marry James Malden,
a multi-millionalire, bears a marked re-
semblance to the historical character
from Whom her nickname was taken.
When she is caught by her husband
after a struggle with Monti who as
attemptedto' blackmail D her, she both
hides the fact that she has given Monti
money and satisfies her pride by accus-
insg the secretary, who"had refused to
worship her, of assaulting her. By thus
bearing false witness she makes the
life of both the seereLary and herself
miserable until her tonement.
"Vamping," the most popular movie
sport, also. serves as the basis for
, Viola Dana's entertaining "Dangerous
to Men," which will be shown Friday
and Saturday at the Arcade. In this
picture Miss Dana pretends that she.
is a young girl out of spite to her
guardian, almost loses him to an
actress, and wins him back by using
ultra-modern technic.
THE PROGRAM
ISunday, Monday, and Tuesday-D.
W. Griffith's "The Idol Dancer,"
at the Majestic,. Elaine Ham2-
merstein in "The Shadow' ofI
IRosalie Byrnes," at the Arcade.
IWednsday-D. W. Griffith's "The
IIdol Dancer," at the Majestic.
Hope Hampton in "A Modern
ISalome," at the Arcade.
IThlursday-"Huckleberry inn," at
the Majestic. Hope Hampton in
"A Modern Salomne," at the Ar-
cade.
Friday and Saturday -"Huckle-
berry ,Finn" at the Maetic.
IViola Dana "in "Dangerous toj
{Men," at the Arcade.
£r
TOWER
By I.E. It.
COMMENCEMENT
Commencement-that's the day fe
say
The graduates are always gay,
They're, free from worry, care an
strife,
Of the dreary days of college life,
With no more eight or nine o'cloq
And no more blue books to be
"crocked."
Yes, it surely is a gala day
When the little sheepskins are tue
away.
But after all is said and done,
And the life of work,-real work's
gun,
Those good 'ole days of college lif
Seem grand and soft compared
strife,-
And worry, and of other things,
That the days to come are bound
bring. __
SOMEBODY LIED
"After I graduate
I'm going to start
right in, and
WORK HARD."
IT'S NOTtWHAT YOU KNOW, B
® WllHO YOUKNOW
Now that we are on the last
let us pause and reflect. Have
made many friends- real worthwl
friends -during our college care
If not, -now is the time to get
quainted. Vs never too late,
know. And for the benefit of th
who will cherish it, I might sugg
a class of men worthy for conside
tion.
Work up a good prescription
quaintance among the "pharmi
Remember the old saying "The
many a slip 'tween the prescript
and the lip." A word to the dry
sufficient.
TIS PROVES THAT A FIVE YE
ENGINEERING COURSE IS
ESSE\TTIAL-
Dear H.-Maybe you can hellp
The other night I axed my girl if
wanted me to marry her, and she s
to me "Is you an ingineer?" an I
sers "Yes." Well, she says, "Go ho
youer wastin my time." Should I
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Personally directed romance of love
and adventure in the great South Seas.
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WUERTH THEATRE
Sun., Mon., Tues.,'23, 24, 25.-
Rex Beach's "Silver Horde," an
"Jiggs' in "Father's Clok
,have."
COM\ING
Lew Cody in "Broken Butterfly
Mary Roberts Rinehart's "Da:
gerous Days."
"Blind Youth."
ORPHEUM THEATRE
!()0. :30. 7:00. 9:30. 10:00
Sun., Mon., 23, 24-Bert Lyte
in "The Right of Way," with
comedy and Ford weekly.
Tues., Wed., 25, 26-All St
Cast in "The She Tiger," ai
William Duncan in "The Sile
Avenger."
COMING
Mary Pickfprd in "Daddy Lor
Legs."
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Playing Ward Johnson's Brilliant Musical Arrangement.
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ance! "Little White Almond Flower"--mixture of* French, Java and Shimmy-unequal parts-
a beauty so captivating that even the cocoanuts fell for her-sure turned the Island into a seething
conquest for her heart, her hand and Oh! how she can dance! -
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