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tile GISH SISTERS;
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TUESDAY AND
MONDAY ONLY
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U Is • Singular «« ».it ««<** of
th« great *ucc*s*es on the screen
and 61. the speaking stag* hav* k®**'
mid* by those who cOmmeftcid ta
children at. fre mar *k& war* "early
caught." A» to the screen, this ap-
plies particularly to Lillian .ami
Dofothy Olfh, both of Whbm hagah
as child fen atul learned the art
by aliw arid careful firecesseB Aiid
It to doubtful If the krt of actltii,
either for the screen of the speak-
ing Stage, wan ever properly learned
in any other way.
Almost Wo fcsobptloii
Almost without eiceptlofi. a* ary
name a tew who come reanny ip
mind: Ellen Terry,. Mamie Adams,
Viola Allen. Mrs, Kisko. Armle §UlH-
eell, Marjorie Hamheau, PaiJBne
Lord. Jeanne Eagles. Fuy lla Inter,
Emily Stevens anil many other ot
distinction.
It wan only a few years ago that
Mrs. Mary Gish, after the death of
her husband, took her two blonde,
haired tots to* New York City and
obtained work for then* in the old
Biograph studio. It was fortunate
that the two .youngsters, Lillian and
Dorothy, came under the guiding
hand of so masterful a director *s
D. W. Griffith.
1st of Triumphs.
Out of this experience came, for
Lillian In particular, such triumphs
as were he*’* i« “The Birth of a
Nation.” "Hearts of the W’tfrld,"
“Broken Bloisoms,” “Way Down
East.” "Orphans of the Btoriti.’’
"The White Sister;" and now ”Ho-
mola," Which is an inspiration pic-
ture, distributed by Metro-Gold-
wyn.
Ana *o khan th* tainted Lillian
and bot-ethy came lo the making of
“Rorftot’a," each brought to the (ask
a very varied experience. These
two brilliant girl*, then, as child-
ren. learned to express thoughts an!
emotion yivldly and Sincerely—some-
thing that is not so easily learned
as on* Might suppose.
"Rotnol*” comes to the Strand
Theater oti Tuesday and Wednesday.
Wears some raal novel creation.! ill
'■The Trouble With Wlvga."
Tom Moors, as th* henpecked hus-
band, ta exceptionally welt cast.
Miss Hoi Step, the gulden-haired
beauty who took a mighty leap up j
the ladder of fame ox the mother l*i ,
"Peter Pan.” has been going up evy ]
er since— in "Beggar
the Way of her happiness.
Bridgeport "White Ey».” another
“cripple,” determines to blackmail
the girt, and Easy Hotkey Charlie
to compelled to “come back to , life
to save her. IPs A great wit nation,
furnishing a "amasM” climax tor
the production, which is a second
"Mined* Man" if there’s ever to b*
dh*.
Mary BrMn is the girl, Portland
Fancy, whtf never learns that there
are such men ih the world as her
guardifeft, nor such a place where
they fought for Her—‘“Diamond1
Mike’S” ratoon. Young Hamilton to
the millionaire She marries.
.PauiirjelStarhefd^f^^ P*
ton to the^ shoe designer and Eord
sterling, of Comedy fame, Is th*
blundering college chum. All kra
featured.
Other prominent names in the cast
are Lucy Beaumont, Edward Ken-
nedy, Etta Lee und William Court-
right.
*H<tng dinner with the little wom-
an, he mentions In h caBual tone
tbrtt you and he had Jpnched with
p, little shoe designer. Wifey
picks up ,the cue and launches into
a tirade on the trouble with lius-
ULUANGISH
PoOMOLA
er since— in "Beggar on Horseback," '
"The Little French Girl” and "The 1
Lucky>Dev|l’’ spd .now "The Trouble
With Wiv-go" find's her more charm-
ing than eVSr. ? , t>i.l
They kept Ford sterling on the .
receiving end o£ custard pika for 1
years when at! the, while they tSere
hiding one of the best light com*- ,
dip ns on the screeh. That’s (he
way you'll flhd him Ip this produc-
tion.
Other prominent names in trie
supporting cast Include Edward Ken-
nedy. LtlcT Beaumont, BJtta Lee and
William Courtrlght. ”1
Bada Cowan And Howard Hlggin
evolved the story and wrote a
Whale of a screen play' from It.
That's WW5* in “The Trouble With
wive*” you havp something that ia
.really ' n«w In niarrlage comedies.
tv*n Worse than one of those J ‘STREET ©t FlIftOOTrEN MEW’’
’ HAS FANE CAST.
inspiration pic- ^tMy Marmortt, Nett Hamilton ahd
------- ---- . Mary Brian Are Featured.
—---- Percy Marmont, Nell Hamilton
DING’S FIRST an<i Mary Brian are featured In
r EFFORT th* leading roles of the new Herbert
tro-GoIdwyn-Mfl- Bn?noa» Paramount production, "The
he Strand The- Stredt of Forgotten Map,” which will
directorial as- be shown at the Strand Theater
Wat tv*n Wofse than .one of t
dreadful downpours they have In
Hollywood.
"Romola'’ l» An ,1
tore, dtotrlhtit*d by Metro-Go Id wyn-
‘•HOMOLA” COMPANY JU?NS IN-
TO SNOW STORM IN SUNNY ITALY
Things go by countrsrlee for the
camera as well as for things In gen-
eral, as witness what happened to
Hertry King at Florence, Italy, when
he was screen Lillian tltsh’s latest
picture, ’’RomeUf.’’ which Is coming
to the Btrand Theater on Tuesday.
Under ordinary circumstances the
climate to rarely delightful; but
Just as the director had arranged
with several hundred .mipernumeru-
rlee for a certain, day—and to de-
pict a warm summer day in sunny
Italy—what did he find on awak-
ening In the morning but that the
ground was covered with snow. And
freeing cold besides.
This unusual snow provided the
natives with rare fun, but It put a
stop to all movie activities and cost
a pretly penny besides. Th.4u.snow
POPULAR PLAYERS IN
“TROUBLE WITH WIYFJS”
be shown at the Strand
on Thursday. The picture is an ad-
aptation by. Paul Schofield of George
Kibbe Turner's Liberty Magazine
story by that name Which is an un-‘
dsrWorld romance laid on the Bow-
ery In the lat* 90'*.
Marmont. Whom fan* Will remem-
ber best for his great work in “The
Light That Failed” and "If Winter
Comes," is cast as "Easy Money"
Charlie in this picture. lie is
fake cripple who preys a handsome
Hying out of, the gullible public,
Charlie "Inherits" a baby girl whom
he brings up In the belief that he
is a Wealthy business man and then,
when she is of marriageable age,
Goulding had previously been
• Identified with the writing end ot
pictures, In which h* attained a
reputatloh as one of the highest
paid continuity writers and adap-
ters in th» motion picture industry.
He to a protege of Harry Rspf,
studio executive, who gave him the
opportunity to direct, just a* he
sponsored Goulding when the latter
began screen writing years ago.
The cast of the picture includes
Lucille La Verne, Paulthe Bfnrk*,
Conrad Nagel, 8dm de Grasse, Geo.
K, Arthur, Arthur Ralnklit. Edward
oomedy fame, are featured' in the
principal roles of th* Paramount
comedy, "The Trouble Wih Wives,”
which will he th* feature At the
Strand Theater on Friday next. Mal-
colm St. Clair, who made “Are Pa-
rents People?” directed the produc-
tion, an erlgihal screen story by 8a-
a da Cowan and Howard Higgin.
MiSs Vidor, who had trouble with
her husband (Menjon) In "Are Pa-
rents People?” and "Marry Me!”'
Is at It again in this one. But she
wine him hack, she'll win you over
too. Mise Vidor is specialising in
Miss Lillie Mae Lean spent Sat-
urday In Beaumont with friends.
Mrs. Clifford Hodges and baby,
left SikUrAay evening for a few,
weeks visit with relative* In Bir-
imaojnp mi at a Aam i
Lifr YoufispLL Ur roft
■you came horns from buoineHs
with ab oldcollogf chum
COgneUy and Balnard Beckwith
gtye mingham. Ala.
“dies’’ that nothing iplgh stand in
gorgeous gowns these days
NOTICE! AN ENTIRE CHANGE OF, PRO-
GRAM EVERY DAY EXCEPT WEDNESDAY
AT YOUR STRAND
“The Show Place of Orange"
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TODAY ONLY j
The Smiling»
, Fighting Son
of the We*t!i
STRAND MONDAY ONLY
THURSDAY ONLY
STRAND TUESDAY AND WED
LILLIAN GISH
«ROMOLA ,
tyGtORGE ELIOT
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FRIDAY ONLY
DOROTHY
GISH
AHENkY Kim
PAULINE
STARKE
CONFbtf)
NAGEL
LUCILLE
LA VERNE
Prom the
PttdutstiOa
itdlla untH
LULA VOLLMKR
b^feOTHVGISM
uLLiap oisST
You can't keep a good ahnok
down! Bull eta, lock*, *hd
bar* cdfi’t slop ’em. Be* thii
creepy. *t»nHng my«*nf Se*
how daUhtidiA, dkHhg Hoit
brlttck ub th* Rtodk clkft id
g perfect turmoil of ai.eed and
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The Surpassing
Achievement of
Motion Pictures!
llETRAYFD by th*
" min she married, *
plaything of bratal am-
bition. the centre hf a
itorm-iosscfi penoa of
Tri* Trouble Wive* ii—What?
'oo wild ? Too Jeaiou*? TOO
ubhorn ? Too <fc4tl«?', What>
ba enen-au T
One thing'* mire! The Trou-
ble With Wives m vtvv human,
very lavtoh »Wd very, vjpry funny,
A Maek MhBHt Comedy
should
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Al«> Comedy and
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Hicks, Robert E. The Sunday Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 88, Ed. 1 Sunday, October 4, 1925, newspaper, October 4, 1925; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth644076/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.