Amerique and Neville — CWB article clipping [ee339ce02a]

Dancing Artists of
Very High Class at
Keith State Theatre

(By State Press Representative)

Two clever dancing artista,
Amerique and Neville, are the big
star aitraction at the State The-
atre. Their dancing is of the
aesthetic sort and well done, Nel-
son Waring, a pianist, also scores
big with his selections, old ones
|Played in a new way. Monday
| there will be a new bill and a new
| picture, “The Half Dollar Bill.”
The screen version of Joseph Con-
|rad’s famous novel, “Lord Jim,”
which Victor Fleming directed for
Paramount, has many spectacular
stenes.

A crash between a picquet boat
}and a tug boat, the sinking of
|tramp steamer at sea with eigh
hundred passengers on board, the
| battle netween hundreds of copper
|colored savages and a handful of
white men—all these episodes are]
thrillingly recorded by the camera,

The chief emphasis of the picture, |
however, is laid upon the striking
story which shows the battle of a
brave man against a thousand odda
to prove he is not a coward.

Percy Marmont, who will be re-
membered for his masterful per-
formance in “The Street of Forgot-
ten Men,” plays the part of “Lord |
Jim.” Shirley Mason, one of the
most talented and beautiful — st
on the sereen, ye the 9
half-caste Aatekter of So |
Seas. Noah Beery, a man of great)
physical prowess as. well a vet-!
jeran actor, is said to do the best |
| work of his career as a brutal sea |
jeaptain in the picture. Raymond |
| liatton completes the quartette of
fectured players.

Joseph Dowling, Duke Kehanamse-
ku and George Magrill are also
the cast, -