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Interesting Pen Who's Who and Impressions of the Coming At-- John Gilbert, masked in a beard and wearing one of the unusual, yet comfortable, gar! his many adventures on the scr is to draw audiences to the Reg Theatre, Monday, where he is a pearing in his latest Metro-Gol wynMayer feature, 'Desert Nights, a sound synchronized film. \ Portraying the role of manager) of a South African diamond mine, j\ What's What in the Amusement World Famous " [ovie Stars To Be Seen on the Local Screen Early Next Week Some of the screen favorites to be seen in Oshawa next week are John Gilbert, Ernest Torrence and Mary Nights". and George Fawcet, Audrey Fer- ris; James Murry, Robert Edeson These stars will be re- "Little Wildcat", Nolan in "Desert the in membered by many local theatre goers and will no doubt draw capacity houses, who is taken prisoner along with'a |\ fortune of gems, he depicts one of the most interesting and tensely dramatic characterizations of his career. The story is one of a ter- rible revenge, laid in the primitive wastes of a vast and. torrid African desert, in which Gilbert is a domin- ating figure, first as a prisoner and then as a savior of the girl and her bogus father who are responsible for his and their plight. The dar- ing gem robbery is one of the most sensational thrills of the produc- tion which is all pitched in a high- ly dramatic key. The grimness of a dirty diamond mine, manned by hundreds of dark- gkinned natives, and the dazzling whiteness of miles of countless sand dunes form a spectacular and biz- arre background for a revenge which is satiated only by the in tense suffering of those about to die for the want of water. Baked by the ever shining sun and torn with a mad craving for a liquid to atienéh her thirst, a beautiful grt offeys her soul for just a few drops of water. Ernest Torrence plays the role of Sieve, the suave and exceedingly clever crook who poses under the Joak of English nobility, and Mary Nolan, former Follies beauty and heroine of "West of Zanzibar," and of "Sorrell and Son," gives'another outstanding : performance as the daughter of the renegade. William izh, responsible for "Mr. Wu," nd other classics, directed the w drama which is a filmization an original story by John Thomag ville and Dale Van Every. ts scenic splendor, tense drama, 'snal love theme and outstand- © characterizations make it a pro- ~tion which one should not miss. SERIOUSLY INJURED Toronto, May 4. -- Not expected survive terrible injuries to the ad, combined with other hurts, ladys Brown. 10 years of age, of 207 Sherbourne street, lies in St. 'ichael's hospital. She was truck by a truck at Sherbourne I Dundas streets last evening It is so easy to find fault, to be fair; and people love easy hings.--E. W. Howe. Scys from "Th rt -- e Little Wildcat" -- ONG STS AND CLOSE UPS eT a As a result, the feature company wound up. promised that to b Capt. Bee Ba Fire practically destroyed t Gof the picturesque mining towns Nort The front section of the theatres finest buildings in the North Couty, George Archainbaud, recently as his first directorial effort for the edy of co-ed life will give especial p of campus activities and undergradu, "Carry On, Semant" would be Canada's \ sold to the highest bidder and the irnsfather was the director. It was "Big Parade." Idfields Theatre in Timmins, one of hern Ontario, the loss being $40,000. saved after a six-hour Sight and the projection room with its films wayindamaged. The theatre waa one of the It was built three years ago. : ! ' gned by Columbia Pictures to direct a series of four talking specials hasfeen assigned "The College Coquette," 8 I Ampany. Unlike the usual run of talk- ing pictures, which confine their pol vs to indoor sets, this fast moving ~om- \minence to outdoor sound sequerces & sports, 'HereltIs!-- The Little | 1 "WILDCAT" Oh! Boy! Two Girls | Sure Can ' Fight for One Boy! She was Sailing: Along Pretty Till She Got Caught in a Dangerous Love Pocket! Don't Miss This Comedy Riot! ADDED ATTRACTIONS The Last Chapter of the COLLEGIANS ~~ FOX NEWS NEW MARTIN THEATRE LITTLE WILDGAT WITH ALL STAR CAST AT MARTIN Adventure Is Keynote of Fine New Film on Monday Next A highly entertaining comedy drama lai in.the romantic Soutn- land and involving the alventures of a modern rider of the air is "The Little Wildcat," Warner Brs.' all-star production which comes to the New Martin Theatre Monday next. Audrey Ferris, Doris Dawson, James Murray, George Fawcett, Robert Edeson and . Hallam Cooley appear in important roles. Miss Ferris and Miss Dawson are cast as sisters 'whose flirtatious inclinations give rise to many de- lightful situations. Murray ap- pears-as a young flier who with ambitions to establish an airport, bumps into the irascible Judge Holt, who is fiercely antagonistic to anything modern. Fawcett, in quite as fiery a way, guards Aud- rey and Doris his granddaughters. Fawcett's influential opposition to flying causes Murray to launch a plan to steal the old man's sup- port by capturing the heart of one of his wards. The progress or the scheme introduces much hilarity. Fawcett and HEdeson likewise cap- ture a lion's share of comedy hon- ors by their constant haggling over an argument a half-century old. Cooly's performamnce is also excellent as . a somewhat phlegmatic Romemo forever at the beck and call of. the two Juliets. "The Little Wildcat" sparkles with humor of the most spontan- eous character, while its cast is particularly well chosen and tal- ented credit is also due to Ray En- right, the director, and E, T. Lowe, Jr., who wrote the' scenario, bas- ing it on an original story by Gene Wright. ¢hicago thugs burned down a movie theatre. And yet, many per- formers are happy when they 'bring down the 'house.'--Balti- more News. 'Most 'of the Indians left in the United States have settled down and are getting rich in ofl. The scalping is now left to the promot. ers.--Port Arthur News-Chronicle, A man who was given up by the doctors when he was fifty. nas just died at the age of ninety-six. Doctors are usually right in the | end,--The Passing Show. John Gilbert To Seen in "Desert Nights" ONLY ONE WOMAN STAR IN NEW FILM For the first time in his entire motion picture career, John Gll- bert appears in a picture in which there is but one woman, It is in his latest Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer starring feature, "Desert Nights," a synchronized film, which will be at the Regent Theatre Monday. Although there are several hun- dred people seen at various times throughout the picture, close ob- servance will disclose . that Mary Nolan, who appears in the femin- ine lead, is the only member of nor sex seen. There are literally hun- dreds of men at work in the dia- mond mines in the opening se- quence, and several squads of sol- diers, but for all this motley crowd not one other woman appears. The stirring drama is based on the sensational and daring robbery of a South African diamond mine and the ultimate experiences of the renegades and their prisoner when they attempt to cross the desert with their loot. It is thrilling apd soul touching with a most unusual romantic plot cleverly interwoven with the main themes of greed and revenge which permeate the entire picture. Ernest Torrence {is seen in a prominent supporting role, that of a master crook. The picture was directed by William Nigh from an original story by John Thomas Ne- ville and Dale Dan Every, Your Sentiment give her Genuine Orange Blossom Rings---made by Traub and featured by this store. There are none more significant or proper for the occasion--none more stylish or better value. Our complete selection will permit a choice to suit your individual desire for style, shape 'or cost. D.J.Brown The Jeweller Phone 189 CAPTALIN DN == ee Kenna, others, in the view of Canadian Imperialists that it was essen ial for the future of the Empire that Canadian enterprise should be back- ed by British, rather than Unified States capital, and to note that his view had been strongly endor- sed in London. MODERN YOUTH HAS FLING IN THIS FILM Modérn youth has its inning in special writer who says: "Im Warner Bros.' "The Little Wild- ialists are greatly encouraged) cat," all-star comedy which comes the interest shown in the Cityito the New Martin Theatre Mon- the efforts of leading Canadiaday next. to check the rapid penetration | Three of the screen's most the Dominion by American capitalpromising 'youngsters head the When a few months ago, leadiniast., Audrey Ferris, Doris Daw- Canadians including Sir Roberpn and James Murray make up Borden and former Prénfer Arie trio, The adition of those in- thur Meighen, approached London-\jtahle character actors, George Daily Telegraph Says: rialists Encouraged * Check on U.S. Fi ung London ~-- The Daily graph published an article 6 were gratified to find great nterest ingratiating presence of Hal- Lord Queensborough and cast for this delightful picture. 'Miss Ferris and Miss Dawson appear as granddaughters of George Fawcett, who has the role of a cantankerous but lovable old Southern gentlemas whose fiery perpetual unrest. Commercial avi- granddanghters' flirtatious ef forts to capture a flier thus bring about a crisis in the old Dixie mansion. : "The Little Wildcat" is a come- dy drama of the fast-moving type with many laughable situations hinging on the jealousy of the two girls, and on ludicrous banterings of Fawcett and Edeson, appeasiug as the former's personal servant. Last month 40,641 motor cars were made in Canada and one hopes they will largely be export- ed, for there appears to be little road room or parking space for them here.--Toronto Star. don financiers on the subit theyiyeert and Robert Edeson, ana displayed 'vy Hem, Restapt Nc f \ Cooley makes an unbeatable J The Newes Portrayed é t Thrills in Love By The Screen's Prince of Romance LBE 541 . 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