Dancing Artists of
Very
igh Class at
Keith State Theatre
(By State Press Representative)
Two
clever
dancing
Amerique and Neville, are the b:!
attraction at the State The-
atre,
Their dancing fs of the
aesthetic sort and well done,
Nel-
son
aring, a pianist, also scores
big with his selections, old ones
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| played
in a new way.
Monday |
there will be a new bill and a new
picture, “The Half Dollar Bill.”
|
screen version of Joseph Con-
rad’s famous novel,
“Lord Jim,”
which Victor Fleming directed for
| Paramount, has many spectacular
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| scenes.
A crash between a picquet boat
|and a tug boat, the sinking of
tramp steamer at sea with eight|
hundred
passe!
ers on board, the
patie netween
undreds 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 Jaid upon the striki
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-
forma:
e in “The Street of Forgot-
ten Men,” plays the part of “Lord
Jim.”
Shirley Mason, one of the!
most talented and beautiful actresses
|
on the ser
half-caste
Seas.
Gatchiek” oe° eke south
Noah Beery, a man of great
physical prowess as, wi
e best
@ vet-|
jeran actor, is said to do
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|
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| work of his career as a brutal sea
ptain
in the picture,
Raymond |
|liatton completes the quartette of
featured players.
Joseph Dowling, Duke
Kehanamo-|
in
ku and George
are
a
- 1925 (probable)
- 1926 (probable)