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At the Theatres Next Week

NOOKLYN THEATRE. Ocean City —Friday, "Tumbllni: Rlyer; Saturday. •Stlk I^kb: vBude\ille, Monda) and Tuesday "The Crrata] Cup;' - Wednesday. The Main Svent;" Thursday. ‘The Girl Horn Reo " HUNTS CASINO—Wildwood. Monday 'The Judgment of the Hills Tuesday The RejuvenBtio Aunt Mary:'' Wsdnes day and Thursday. “Get Your Man ' Friday. “The Red Raideds:'' Saturday. The Perfect gap;" Sunday. -The City Gone

Wild"

LYRIC THEATRE. Woodbine— Friday. "Th. Magic Garden: ' Saturday and Sunday. “Noa Were in the Air;" Wednesday. “High Hat." Comedy and News CATfTOL THEATRE. Woodblne-

Saturday and Sunday. "Annie! prlmidv,

Laurie;" Wednesday. “Irish

Hearts "

“Underworld” Is “The Crystal Cup Mighty Drama at the Moony n Crook Picture Shows at Dorothy Madraill to Role New Levoy Next Week of Man Hater

] comedy "drama ol «>T J fuany otir gang coiwJy Karina and -ll '^. e*."* ^

ns rtliE T)

i.hirk. "The Main Evemt ai-

t.y William K. Howard . ra ,

Allison, story. Run g„ .fiernoon and :

. K* Eve

storiej amt rUE' ' dun Event." which

( » Wednesday Is a IUU| of a cafe dancer r gJ*

let' »nh two WLMd

I i. ..A he ‘ W -V

erreen stones and stage;

plays. "T!-c Main

view

: thrilling 4ory

berselt —

prib figalers. and Is said to he

nr"" i "

—■ever-failing source o ‘“"P 1 ”', :l “f rr man- Tofn MU-will j Jolla . aye. Charles DeUner. Rution to novelists, poets. jds ^ olrt t at tin Moor- dolph Schlldkraut and Rola tt wrlghts and ^nsls-hM yle d- . b ' - Uy. lor tb. Amstrtmg. are featured member* ed dp another stlrrini. dtama . . i.isnjv intvlll- of the supporflhg raat.

the motion picture screen I- ' , h^?« Ton« In “Tumbling j This time thr most oolorto -• .. wh|rtl ,be old ebararter in the lore ol the nu- ^ ^ ^ al| tls g i or j B nd ..bowt Oon's most colorful .s' 3 "; ui,,-!winds ol adventure, with the

colorful

plcted in a ^’'^jnelodrijms. ^ern* treking down

1 gang o; ontUws and fighting for

the gi:l be loves-

The character Is Joaquin Spanish bandit who helped California from the grip <>i u

which followed the gold rush

Lido Orchestra To Be Hunt Feature

COMMUNITY THEATRE. Tuekaboc—Saturday. “Private Iixy Murphy " tomlng "Vanity ” NEW LEVOY THEATRE. Mill vine—Friday and Saturday. •The Gay Defender" vaudeville. Monday and Tuesday. "Underworld:" Wednesday. The Spotlight;" Thursday. "Smile.

Brother. Smile.'

CRITERION THEATRE, Bridgeton Friday and Saturday. “Printing the Town; Monday. Tuesday- and Wednesday Tib

Heaven."

“7th Heaven" at

I’M l*u l< «saic i It, R „j io BrodcABten on C« A chance meeting on the aand* ] . c . ■

The picture •The G: Defender a , A u anl jc nty is the deeldin. : gtno Mage Saturday new Paramount relea»«. comes , rI ., r j,, the lives of two people | j the .New le-voy Tbcjtre. Friday jn -gm fx-gs." teat urine Madge . WlLDWfXlD.—A big trent Is In and Saturday, with Richard D' 1 Bellamv which come* to the Moor- j store for the f»atrons of Hunt b starred m the oentnl role. It *► ; rn Theatre Saturday matinee and j Caattan. Wildwood, this batuiday said to be the mo,' romantle chat- ..' v ,. Ii(ln . j evening. January 2S. when the aderitaUMi ln_hb_.ac«:r Bellamy D cast ^ a wta-1 1 *' r * ^ Paramount's mighty drama of ^‘ e . ^"^ed^^Phii’mktr^a <'hc-tr« has b.«. on the air brusdpasslous "underworld dently admired by PbU Farktr. a j ^ ln> (or lTO ; M rs and show* at the New Uvoy. Monday rival salesman. Pbl * „ wtl | be welcome news to the and Tuesday. Josef Von. Stern- « .'^^lUple of Cap. May County that

Stern- niannc

ber* 1- said to have produced a on Ruth but. lady like, she c«umn ■ • - - Vh.o.* m ««■ superb crook melodrama from Ben f n t ^ ro h ‘’ rl ^‘^^tfcTb^ in person and hear them Hecht s original screen story . Ing properly introduced lltll s; ^ * Added to the George Bancroft Is "Bull" Evelyn methods o! overcoming this o.- .'“L.,, ^ K llomf ^

Brent "Feathers" (The Brook Made provide much ol the tner"Rolls Royee" and Fred Kohler rtment in this hlUrioua comedy-

"Buck." Larry Semon has a' drama.

comedy role. , Both a! tor-noon and evening.

' there will also be three acta ot

vaudeville.

Esther Ralston'* arrives New Levoy Wednesday

latest K.iramount vehicle The ! Mondat and Tuesday SP 0 '^" 3 «J®«T f »U» life. what .he rrg.rds as th. most I rank Tuttle directed Noil Ham.. unn>ll[lJ , harm lortMtlon of ber um. * rlotte Marchal and Niebola* setwn career p, portrayed by Soussanln head the supporting i Kirn , h » Mackaill In The Cryaul

1 up." to be shoan on Monday and "Smile. Brother. Smile." the 1 u '» dj ‘>-

j ITrst National production which Hei .haracter Is that of a girl loonies to the New Ix-voy Thursday; * bo detests men and to rid her- ! lues attracted more attention du, volf of their attention makes hcr-

rysi /-! • I mi. Its t.lmlng than almost any «■! masculine as posalblc in

1 nC criterion 1 tdctnr* of th- season ” -ind mannerism*.

Considered One of Finest Productions of Year

BRIDGETON-At the Criterion Theatre, i rlday and Saturday of this week In conjunction wlti. high , class vaudeville the featuie plcuirt wm be Patsy Roth Miller Ii "Painting the Town" a rollicking farce comedy ot a small town hick es" Broadway with role of a bocolW wise-cracker. | Glenn Tryon 1* almost the «bole! show and establishes l.iiuaelf one of tie most promising dlans in the husinu,* The patrons ot the Crite have a rare treat In store tor them beginning neu Monday matinee and night. It will be the great film. Tin Heaven," which the management ha* secured for a first run at pupuLr prices It U a Ftox Films epic pb-ture version of the play by Austin Strong. This picture has been creating a sensation 'and placing to capacity houses nil over the country and is j considered one of the finest pro-1 duct Ion- of the year. Janet ' and Charles Farrell are featured at the head of ao rll-star cast which Includes Gladys Brorkwell Albert Gran. David Butler. George, Stone. Emile ' human!. Mam Mo, - j quloi Ben Bard and Brandon; Hli-st. Matinee deiiy at !:3u trn shows at night. 7 and u Deepen at S:3<i. Alnpl, parki apace rear ol Uu theatre. The patron* ate earnestly quested to come as near the sta Ing time as possible In order more fully enjoy the unfolding this mam-ion* romanre.

make it oo«i

trttsod on the life and ad-1 H’ r final awakening venture of * traveling salesman, tural reaction* of be.

"harles R. Roger* an-, ' Wes

noanced he was planning to pro- h'ot- . nee such a picture, be received "The Cryaul fup" waa produced I “Get Your Man."

talem availahb

ol tb* biggest night

Theatre * bi*tor> The program for

also have a carefully picked proSiam of attraction every evening

Martins Monday alien

nlns with the usual bargain r. a story of the Kentucky mountain* "Judgment of the Hills' with Virginia Yalli and Frankie

Darro.

On Tuesday afternoon and nine there sill be vaudeville show with the funny comedy photoplay feature. “The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary." with May Roh*on and'

Phylisa Hav

The big attraction for Wednesday and Thursday with three performances each day will bring

usual and dramatic (Tara Bos the real fluppe;

the ucreen In her latest p.cture,

spicy comedy Charles Rag-

many of which contained, Hen . _ valuable suggestions shirh were M' ih.ill in the lead opposite MB* added feature to make

Incorporated into the story. Con '- 'kaill comedy show Clu ttr Chase will tests In connection with the pie « a »» wn in "All For Nothing ’ lure were held with various «m.- , ' HIbi< ".daevisy ; 0n matinee e% . ninr merclal magarint-. _ ' . ra Reynolds- late« starring tor .the bargain e-iiur. mu Ma«-

orotly Marks.'' “"A r—v *t..i . —

“Where the Show It Alwajr* Good" S«t.. Sun.. January 28-29— Lillian Gith in her greatest triumph “Annie Laurie” A spectacular production of breath-taking magnificence and sue. A drama of tremendou* sweep and power. Thouuads of players, thousands of . thrills. Of all her immortal roles, this is Lillian Gish's finest contribution to the screen. —Added Attraction— “Oar Gang Comcv’y”—DOC HEAVEN Latest Hews Events

Wednesday. February 1— “Irish Hearts” with May XcAvoy and an : aO-star coat. Tender with feeling and taut with excitement A play to warm the cockles of youi heart. Added—Comedy and Latest Hewi Events

LYRIC THEATRE WOODBINE - It J.

January 27— Jean Stratton Porter’s last

“He Magic Gtriea” A fantasy such as only ysctured in Jrsn Stratton Porter's novels Comedy and Hews Sat.. Sun.. January 28-28— Paramount present Wallace Beery and Baytnond Ha»ton

in

‘New We’re is Ac Air' They'ie "aeroauts" this time —in a picture that set* a new altitude record for laughs. Two diay airmen in an uproarious entertainment of nose dives and A sky-quake of fun and thrills when these two laugh birds take the air! Special Added Attraction— Bex. the Deni amt. in WILD BEAUTY Last and final episode of THE COLLEGIANS" Comedy and Hews Wednesday. February 1— First national presents "High M" with Ben Lyon and Mary Brian. Topsy-turvy fiimdom burlesqued in a comedy that turns the studios upside down. Mere laughs than a family of hyenas! Fifth episode of “THE TRAIL OF THE TIGER Comedy and Hews

!

who denounced him

SOUTH JERSEY S FOREMOST ThEATReB

CRITERION RE BRIDGETON

Fln»l Showing Tcn.gh! “The Gay Defender"

"Painting the Town”

3 Days Beginning Mon. Jan. 301

W.th Janet Gaynor end Charles Farrell.

THIS SATURDAY—MATINEE AND EVENING Philadelphia's Leading Broadcasting Jazz Boys The Club Lido Dance Orchestra ten jazz Soloists—Dancers—and Singera Mstii.r, IQc 25 .,

Mon.

Neat Week. Altractiona—ComnKncine Monday. January 30—

A powerful drama—the Kentucky Mountain

Tues.

Wed. and Thur.

Fri.

Sat.

“The Judgement of the Hills” W.A VIRGINIA VAUJ and FRANKIE DARRO.

VAUDEVILLE PRESENTATION * i,h ;' A y ROBSON and PHYLLIS HAVER ‘ 1 he 1 rejuvenation of Aunt Mary”

* upping, racy comedy „f Gay Paree. The screen's real flapper. CLARA BOW. in “Get Your Man

KEN MAYNARD to “ 1 he Red Raiders” VAUDEVILLE PRESENTATION and PAULINE STARKE and BEN LYON i "Tlie Perfect Sap”

Sun.

THOMAS MEJCHAN in “The City Gone Wild"

VAUDEVILLE 5-Selected Acts-5 IN CONJUNCTION WITH feature photoplay Richard Dix in ‘Ike Gay Defender With Thelma Todd

»*o«d*y and Tuesday. JANUARY JO »nd 31

A mighty Dipping

With Clive Brook. Evelyn Brent. George Bancroft and Larry Semon. J* then fcpner among th>»YMl fcw ihi. amazing rovalatwn of

With Heil Hamilton A cotarful diamai , ■rp.dv.aa aflar Zj?'

•V n.U it Vauda* ofoat-onal try out a

“Silk Legs”

With MADGE BEUAMY. A comedy o' today, full at fun, tapper! ue, Direct front Fox Taortrr

Ertn—Satwhy laligee ud Eregag—Es 3-ACTS Vaude villi

Monday and Tuesday, January 30*31 -

with DOROTH' MACKAIU and JACK MULHAUJ From thc book by Gertrude Atherton Wednesday, February 1 — Opportune ^

A fight picture vibrant with romance, dram* * appeml and laugh*. You’ll enjoy it to th ™ Extra Tonight! Ihe amateurs wUl •g»* n ^ their talent. Thursday, February CARMEL MYERS in

U'

‘The Girl

FromRi"

She lived for love and she loved to five! I

^ ve nture south ol

gorgeously produced in nah * I

COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY! 1

VAUDEVILLE EVERY SATURD 1 !

J*t«d. cash i

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