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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19
Star Cast in “Broken Barriers” at Modjeska Mon., Toes, and Wed.
Gloria Swanson in “Bluebeards Bth Wife” at Rialto Mon. and Toes.
Gloria Swanson in “Her Love Story” at Modjeska Thurs., Fri. and Sat.
Gloria Swanson to Appear in Her Latest and Greatest Paramount
Success “Her Love Story” at the Modjeska Thurs. Fri. and Sat.
Things” the Latest Our Gang Comedy to be Offered as Special Attraction.
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Gloria. Swarson and George Fawcett in the Allan Dwan Production 'Her Love Story *
A Paramount Picture
In her new Paramount picture,
“Her Love Story,” which is an early
showing at the Modjeska Theatre,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
Gloria Swanson proves the truth of
that old adage: "Love makes the
world go round.” Of course, there
are all kinds of Love, but it is safe
to assume that the man or woman
who first uttered those words of
wisdom had in mind mother-love.
Because mother-love is the only
real, pure, genuine, unselfish love
The Greatest Cast Ever Assembled to Appear in
"Broken Barriers” at Modeska Mon. Tues, Wed.
“Never Again” a New Comedy as Added Attraction.
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The good and evil of divorce and
lta effect on the younger generation
la the subject of Reginald Barker’s
newest production for Metro, "Bro
ken Barriers," which is coming to
the Modjeska Theatre for a three
day run, beginning on Monday. It
Is a screen version, written by Sada
Cowan and Howard Higgin, of
Meredith Nicholson's sensational
novel, and has an all-star cast.
Ward Trenton, a man of high
Ideals, Is In love with Grace Dur
land. He wants a. divorce from
his wife, who admits she does not
love him. The girl, lost In the
mazes of her love for Trenton, Is
all for breaking the walls of con
vention that surround them, but is
C>pped Just in time when her
unger brother gets mixed up In
affair with a pretty flapper. Bhe
goes to say good-bye to the man
she loves when a denouement oc
curs that puts an entirely new light
on their love and brings the story
to a powerful climax.
The cast Includes, James Klrk
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Gloria, Swanson and, the ‘seven wives' in the Paramount Picture
'Bluebeard's Bth Wife*
that will stand every' acid teßt.
“Her Love Story" was adapted
from Mary Roberts Rineheart's
story, "Her Majesty, the Queen."
Mrs. Rinehart, besides being one of
the greatest of living novelists, has
born and raised five eons, so that
when she writes of mother-love, it
is from the angle of a woman who
is thoroughly familiar with her
subject.
Those who read the story when it
first appeared In the Cosmopolitan
wood, Mae Busch, Adolphe Menjou,
Norma Shearer, George Fawcett,
Robert Frazer, Ruth Stonehousc,
Winifred Bryson, Robert Agnew,
Vera Reynolds and Edythe Chap
man.
A Scene from “The Story Without a Nam©”, Para
mount’s $10,000.00 Prize Story, to b© Shown at
Rialto Friday and Saturday
Astics Ayres and Antonio Moreno’'in' the Paramount "Piotun!
•The Story Without A Name ‘ .An Irvin Willaz. ’Production
magazine will recall that It con
cerns the throbbing romance of a
lovely littlg princess. She secretly
marries the man she loves, a noble
captain of the guards. But this
marriage Is disregarded by her
father who marries her oft to a
powerful King. A son Is born to
her—the son of her soldier-lover.
Naturally the King Is furious when
he learns the truth, but his pride
prompts him to proclaim the child
as his own, altho to punish tho
Queen he banishes her. But mother
love is not to bo denied, and the
sorrows and sufferings and sacri
fices of the Queen whose heart
aches for her son furnish some tre
mendously thrilling moments.
Glorious Gloria plays the part of
the Queen, and Allan Dwan, who
produced the picture, has surround
ed her with a capable cast. Among
others you will see lan Keith,
George Fawcett, Mario Majeroni
and Donald Hall.
We suggest every mother see this
picture! Sure, take Dad and the
kiddles! They’ll enjoy It tool
THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA.
Marguerite Marsh and Star Cast in "The Lion’s
Mouse” at Rialto Wed, and Thurs.
‘‘What’s The Use” an Andy Gump Comedy as Added
Attraction.
Scene From
THE LION'S MOUSE
urilh Wyndham S banding and
Marguerite Marsh-
Plenty of wholesome thrills and
novel sensations are promised In
“The Lion's Mouse,” the feature at
traction at the Rialto Wednesday
and Thursday. This production
was produced by tho Hollandia
Film Corporation featuring the
dainty and winsome Marguerite
Marsh and the popular Wyndham
Standing.
It is said that for those who enjoy
the rapidly moving action stories
will find that “The Lion's Mouse”
will fill a long-felt want. There Is
action from the first to the last.
Complicating situations occur in
rapid succesion, keeping tho audi
ence In a state 'of expectancy
throughout the five reels.
It is based on the old proverb
that a mouse can sometimes save a
lion. This was proved in old pro
verbial days when the lion, who
had been caught In the hunter's
net, was saved by a little mouse
who gnawed at the netting until
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Miss Eliz Gergely, as the Adorable “Mitzi”, and Mr.
Robert Lee Allen, as the Jovial Crown Jeweler, in “Blos
som Time”, a Musical Entertainment as Gorgeous as the
Gold of Sunset, which Augusta will welcome at the Im
perial Theatre, Tuesday Evening, October 28th.
IMPERIAL TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28
SPECIAL RETURN ENGAGEMENT
company that you fell V way FRANZ
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the lion was free. Clo Riley Is
saved from arrest by Bevcrljg In
order to show her appreciation Clo
Informs Beverly that she will help
her, it will be Just another ease of
the mouse gnawing tho lion to
safety. It so happened that Bever
ly was In great trouble. A package
of papers, owned by Justin Itiley
held the key to the situation. A
gang of blackmailers wore desirous
of getting these papers nnd used
Beverly as a tool. Khe was forced
to do their bidding In order to save
her brother.
The action gets brisk when a val
uable string of pearls are found
missing. However, It all turns out
well and the little mouse succeeds
in saving the lion a matri
monial catastrophe.
The story according to those who
have pre-vlewed It state that It has
plenty of human interest, but. the
tdg value lies .In the action thrills
and suspense.
Gloria Swanson Returns to Rialto in "Bluebeards
Eighth Wife” Mon, and Tues.
‘‘Hardboiled Tenderfoot” a New Comedy to be Offered
as Added Attraction
Gloria Swanson's latest Para*
t.ount picture, produced by Bam
Wood, is a plcturlsatlon of Charl
ton Andrew's adaptation of Alfred
Snvoir's celebrated French farce,
"Bluebeard's Bth Wife.” It Is said
to afford Miss Swanson one of the
strongest roles of her screen career,
and, what her women admirers will
relish most perhaps, provides her
with ample opportunities for the
display of amazing gowns.
The story Is that of a beautiful
daughter of French nobility whose
Shubert’s Matchless Musical
Comedy, “Blossom Time,”
Will Return to the Imperial
Tuesday, October 28th
Ta be Offered Here For On* Night
Performance Only. Mail Orders
Now Received. Scat Sale Opens
Saturday.
Tuesday evening, October 28th, Is
the date for ttoo return engagement
of the Meaa. matchless
musical comedy "Blossom Time”
which will play a one night engage
ment at the Imperial Theatre with
the same oast as seen here by a
oupneity house last season. Not in
many years has the Imperial Thea
tre housed such enthusiastic audi
ences as during tho "UlosKom Tlmo”
engagement and so many people
were turned away that Manager
Miller arranged to have tho com
pany play a return engagement
and from the present Indications
business for the return engagement
will excel that of the previous one.
The company will be headed this
time by Joseph Mendelsohn tho
baritone who as Franz Schubert
toured through part of the south
and weat, last season, and aroused
great praise, ably assisted by tills
Ocraly an "Mltzi" and the others
who charmed so thoroughly each
In their respective roles. As ono
spectator eold, who Incidentally has
seen tho production lust eight
times, that never In Ills year* of
theatre going has he had an op
portunity of seeing such splendid
team work In nny company, or a
finer company of artists gathered
in one production thnn the members
of the "Blossom Time" company
which played here Inst season.
"Blossom Time,” Is coming hack
specially for those who tried to see
It and couldn't get In, and those
who have heard so much about It
that they won’t miss It this time,
and for those who saw tt once nnd
want to see It again, nnd If Augusts,
Theatre goers are like those In
other cities, and tt Is to ho
that thev are, there will be mnny
of the ‘latter, for "Blossom Time
In the finest that can ho offered in
the Theatre, a real story, real music
and real singers and actors, nnd
theatrical fare of that kind Is too
difficult to get. for anyone who
lovea the good thing* of the thea
tre to mis*.
There are about. 100 amateur radio
transmitting stations In 3pn.tn.
Amcrica’a chewing gum Induatry
dates back to 1000.
The glosa used on chlnawnre la os
lns used for the coating of art paper.
Dogs generally are mascots only on
larger snips, for sea-going Is a hard
iifn for a good dog.
During 1933 more than 40.000 miles
of hard surface road were built In the
United States.
iff 1 A Reginald Barker Production
% BROKEN BARRIERS
with ten real stars —
James Kirkwood Mae Busch
Adolphe Menjou Norma Shearer
Robert Agnew Winifred Bryson
George Fawcett Ruth Stonehouse
Robert Frazer Vera Reynolds
THURSDAY—FRI DAY—SATURDAY
GLORIA SWANSON IN “HER LOVE STORY”
—ALSO
“SEEING THINGS”—OUR GANG COMEDY.
father la Impoverished and wishes
to marry her off to a man of wealth.
His wish becomes reality when a
rich American meets nnd falls In
love with her. She ulso loves him.
Then It Is learned that the Am
erican Is a "youthful Bluebeard"
nnd has been married seven times
Ono wife, It Is learned died. Tho
other six he divorced. Miss Swan
son as the Bth vlfe Is shocked by
tho cold blooded business arrange-
Glorlous Gloria
reaches the shining
heights In this story
of a girl who found
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'BLUEBEARDS 8° WIFE'
—ADDED ATTRACTION—
“HARD BOILED TENDERFOOT”
Wod.-Thurs
WYNDHAM STANDING
MARGUERITE MARSH
“The Lion’s Mouse”
—Also—
“What’s the Use” ?
Comedy.
Virtuous , In Spite of Herself!
MODJESKA
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RIALTO
In love with a man who was
already married, Grace
clutched eagerly at the prom
ise of happiness. What did
the old conventions amount
to, anyhow?—Why not try
“new morals for old”?
LOUIS B. MAYER
pretenU
ment made of her marriage and de
termines she will not be like the
other wives, divorced.
So she becomes hts wife In name
only and exasperates him to contin
ual outbursts of temper. But she
also awakens his love and the rout
manhood In him. As a final taunt,
she causes herself to be found In a
compromising position with another
man. Her husband is Jealous and
both reullze ho really loves her. She
agrees to give him a divorce but he,
realizing what she means to him,
does not want It. Instead, he goes
to her humbly, her sweetheart.
Miss Swanson's leading man In
"Bluebeard's Bth Wife" which will
he shown at the ltlalto theatre
Monday and Tuesday is Huntley
Gordon, a popular player. Paul
Weigel, Frank R. Butler, Robert
Agnew and Irene Dalton are in the
cast.
Frl.-Sat.
AGNES AYERS
—Tn—
“The Story Without
a Name”
—■Also—
“Why Hurry”
Comedy.
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