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Colorful and interesting is "White,
Oak," in which William S. Hart will
be seen the first three days of the
week. The plot of this production, in
which the star is said to be seen at
his best, deals with the stout hearted
pioneers and picturesque characters
of the early days of the west. Mr.
Hart has a good supporting cast
which is led by Viola Vale.
In addition to "White Oak," inimit-
able Johnny Hines as'Torchy, the of-
fice boy created by Sewell Ford, will
be seen in 'Torchy's Frame-Up."
Marshall Neilin in "Bits of Life,"
which is the attraction the rest of the
week, has set a precedent by combin-
ing the short stories of four well-
known autohrs into one general theme
of powerful dramatic appeal. "Bits
of Life" is screened n four episodes,
each being enacted byentirely differ-
ent castes which include many promi-
nent players such as Lou Chaney,
Wesley Barry and John Bowers.
WUERTH
"A Certain Rich Man," adapted from
William Allen White's novel by that
.name, is the. feature the first three
days of the week. The value of the
original story is enhanced on the
screen by the impressive work of Rob-j
ert McKim in the principal role.
Claire Adams heads the caste which
is made up of some splendid players.
Eugene O'Brien is featured in,
"World's Apart" on Wednesday and
Thursday. This picture is said to af-
ford an opportunity for some of the
best work of O'Brien's screen career.
William Christy Cabanne has pro-
duced another notable photodrama in
"The Barricade" which is here the
rest of the week. The story is ap
intensely human and appealing one
and is a powerful sermon against
false pride and prejudice. However,
it fortunately escapes being preachy.
MAJESTIC
That there is a great difference be-
tween ordinary jazz music and syneq-
pated melody will be proved by Troy's
1922 Revue, which is here this week
in addition to Gloria Swanson's
latest picture, "Under the Lash" and
also a Christy comedy. Troy's Revue
is considered something different and
entirely novel in the line of vaude-
ville, and is characterized by its
catchy music and high grade enter-
tainment.
Tense drama, splendid climaxes and
Gloria Swanson make "Under the
on the screen in a long time.
Betty Compson in "Law and the
Woman," here the second part of thej
week, is responsible for a decidedlyI
interesting portrayal and for a most
dramatic and thrilling picture.
JULY 27 SET FOR OPENING
OF INSTITUTE OF POLITICS
Promotion of the study of interna-
tional problems and relations with a
view to creating a more sympathetic
understanding of the ideals and poli-
lege, Williamstown, Mass., and dis-
cussion will be under the direction of
professors from all over the country.
Prof. Jesse S. Reeves, of the polit-
ical science department, will be a
member of the board of advisors. He
will lead a round table discussion of
the topic, "State Succession and Peace
Treaties."
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