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•Tlllle the Toner." an exceptionally nmu-inx comedy baaed cm the famou. Ruw W«wto»er comic atrip, with Marion Davie te the title role, cornea to the Capitol Theatre on Wedneday. Hobart

Mildred Wallace and Gonteai all of thla city a pent Sat unlay with friend*

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LAURETTE TAYLOR

who Win appear at the Apollo Theatre. Atlantic City. In Zoe Atein* new play. "The Furiaa." next week, prior to Ita Broadway opening.

Mail Orders Received For “The Furies”

I play. Mia* Win wood ha* repeatedly * tarred te her own roroI panics, while Mr Rorlock. hu»I band of F3*Je Kcrruaon. ia re-

! garded as one of the on the Broadaay atage.

Lauretle Taylor Coming to Apollo Next Week in Zoe Atkin*’ New PUy

Myitery, Drama, Comedy

George Cukor ha* staged the play, which Is being prodnond by John Tnerk. the latter being producer also of one of the biggest; hits on IIroadway "The Command to bove." The costume, will be of especial interest to women, having been designed by Jam** Reynolds. brilliant young Englishman who performed a like service for •The Vagabond King." “ZlcgMd Follies" and other expensive pro-

ductions

Theatre on wcuo-—-*. ■■ Henley, director of “A Wave of Fashion. - ' "HU Secretary." "Tbe Auction Block" and other •rreet. hits, has directed this new Met ro-Gold*yn-Mayer plctu,-* with a cast that includes Matt Moore. H-rry Crocker. George Faweeil. George K. Arthur. Bert Roach. Estelle Clark. Clair McDowell and

other*.

The picture celebrate. Mias Davies' first venture Into pure comedy As Tlllle she U thoughtless and frivolou* *!• who wreaks havoc In buslw The storv i* fast raovii c romance, containing pathoa. humor and

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Millville

Pliltedephla. spent Saturday nlng with her parents in

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Darkened Russia Era On Screen

Lon Chaney A* a Bewildered Red in “Mockery”

Day at Tnmtea

ATLANTIC CITY—..toil orders are now being received Apollo Theatre for the forthcoming engagement of Laurette Taylor. who will appear there In Zoe Akin*' new play The Furies" prior to hei Broadway debtil the

Brit week te Match.

Miss Taylor, regarded generally as obc of the foremost stars In America, will open In Atlantic City for a week's engage rent beginning Monday. February 27. al the head of a corap • which ~

dudes several .tars in their i ^ rt * t! ! '"Mockcty.'' ”bU*~teteM etarring! their workers to pay a visit to the

She herself has not been seen; w . h , clf for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. 1 prison. te Atlantic City for tome years. - .....

successful New |

I WOODBIN E—The climactic. -. drama of the Kusalan revolution (rages about Lon Chaney

1 'Mockery.'

Kenneth Robinson, of Newark. J.. .pent tbe week end with Is parents on North Fourth

Street

l.udlam Grace and Vyron Dougherty. of New York, visited Mr and Mrs George Grace, of North Fourth Street, over tbe wee*

The Elks, their families and friends. InclihMng a number nurecs. Bute Normal and High

School girls, enjoyed

day at Trenton Sunday John Murphy head keeper of the Bute Prison, extended a welcome to the rippled Kiddles Committee and

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portrayals.

In this new play by Mias Akins •he has excellent opportunities for *tr talents. The play Itself Is difficult to classify, for It has both mystery and melodrama, .-.nd comedy and pathos Suffice t! that Mis* Akins has never done better work than this: and she has written such excellent pieces ss “Deciaasoe " Ethel Barrymore's greatest success te recent years. The company Includes A. F. , Anson. Ketolle Wlnwuod. John j Cumber bind. Frederick Clorkw-k. Ernest Btallard. Greta Kemble) Cooper.. Ian MncLaren and Matir- i

tee O'Moor

Mr. Cumberland, for example.! starred te "Plrkwlek." whlrii re-| CMlIy closed after a long run os Broadway, and whith. last Spring, played to record-breaking houses at the Walnut, llillxdelfor eight weeks.

third generation of (be famou theatrics I family, originated th role of the hero te "While <'^rg< and was largely responsible f< th* wlde»|iread |s)pularlly ol Hu

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