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7 THE llKOOKLYN DAILY KAl.Li;. 'KW YOKK. Tl KSDAV. 11X KMIMIU 7. take unio hiinwlf a wife and to at- Bankruptcy Pet tions The Cinema Circuit vry Ivi! for a short flirt at vouth.

i t'Wrr luM In nmth.n on th Capitol's P--ren wek. The pl lurization In by K. A. of iT-iiiany, in this country for rare filmic Ktm uk "Variety" iid "The Laugh." It vu dirtcted l.y th name By martin dickstein Special Low Fare EXCURSION next Sunday WASHINGTON 5 BALTIMORE A Bit A A '-AN 4 Ft. 11 t-4.

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A-ttHlFM. 'i Mth il-- 1. I. I Old Ironsides' Spreads Her Sails Again at lic Rivoli Emil Jannings in a Beautiful "Faust" at the Capitol. tnd the christening of Ills firstborn." If "Old Ironside" is to remain in lht--e parts until another white I rnnl)r rolls around las well it serves to.

that success would very likely Im traceable to this remarkable pair of playera. The only leaky seam. I think. In all the sturdy hull of the vessel was the "romantic relief' In the painstakingly tolletted person of Ksther Kalhtun, who managed to bob up at the inoHt absurd momenta a symbol of Yankee maiden virtu among all those lusty farers of the sea. "OKI Ironsides." In spite of this.

II 4 Ut. Ol.n IHdNSIDKH a phntodrarr.a lijr l.ailr.tic Plalllnra, hy Jam" "Vu. for K.ninrta Al the r.Uoit Thfitr. J.iinini:'. h.

a.J this to hi re-nutrkaMe prtrava1 the proud doorman i I at Laugh. 'Hith Hulo-r tn th in "1 he I-os of rhsraoh" and Kaust is coium), d.tt.lv plavd by Oosta -k man and Marguerite created a i and frat'lie creature bv t'aiiilJU Horn. A- Marguerite's Aunt ha. Yvette tiuil-ler. gives a capital performance, one which is worthy of tlon by our own less careful eharacter actressen of ur.tender years.

The photography and the nttir- of this Herman invader at he Capitol are, uf course, beautiful to see. In thote departmei.ts of the cinema the Teuton towers and shonlders above the picture makers of Hollywood. 'Kaust" in recommended by all means. If it Uu't exactly "a poem In it is at least tn cellulotd prose which has come this way in a long time. who ha mao very nearly vury fin picture which ham evr truv.ld frm the "Ifinwand" theatnrti of Vllhlm-xtruKH to picture houns of Ainertra, 'Kuust iK, I the niost beautiful film the Capitol haa ahown alnce "The Walts Dream." Those who know the fuiry drama of (iothe will know how the K'il Spirit known an Mpphlato came upon carnival day to Faust's town and spread black la true and terror among the Kanat, wie and holv man that he wan.

II i mat It.K A It It A II A a iisii I. I UAm, at i It I t. t4 Vi SMI tr, li laatit TTi. rrt-tion with lirr aturd lorer. And I- aiiftt, i 'fianre of the bla'k MVphipto who ever B'itnl beiilnd hint, ruMhfs to t'T aid and tt wnh her In the blazinie pyre.

"KauM" is tmrodwrd to lt audi-ncp ttn "a poem in pictures." It is something li than that. I think, though thrre Is no denying the ptiftic lo-liti-sa of the majority of ttH SfJUt-ncB. The picture suffr obviouslv in its central portions from sluwlng down in tempo, a weakness which the producers have endeavored to ooncul undr the cloak of repetition. I rffr to those incidents in the wood ut Kastertide where the iianutrd Kaust souglH to win th? ill Marguerite' to his boom. Mr.

Murmtu well have eliminated love around the tre and thereby lessened the expectation that these two lovers, once cuuuht hi each other's arms, would hurst into song. Th MnpMwto of Kmil Jannings Is A bt-efy fellow in a red satin suit on the screen it is reproduced black), who as given to sly humors as he Is to his blackest sutunlcul conmvemont. It is a masterful characterization, even for THI2 OAST rharl.a Farrall leather Hal.tcn WaJlar. Harr Th Trie bna'n The dmtnoilbri- PrrM. li-atar.

Mit-har-l Tha Cook Bancroft -a llillH Johnny Wala.r F.tli.r.ton iivorsa Ubdfray is a tremendous picture, masterfully directed and daringly photographed. Honorable mention for other performances is made of Charles Far-rell aa the Boy. Charles Malles as Commodore Treble, afnd Johnny Walker as Stenhen Decatur. Cortelyou Auditorium 2585 Bedford Brooklyn Books Now Open for 1927 Reservations for Receptions, Weddings, Banquets, and Social Affairs Tel Ing-crftoll 0222 could not wipe out the scourge, JtuafMiif tmwWmhimttmm 4. 19 A Baltimore Ik Ohio ImUar t.srsratoa Dmmbtr tStsj renounced his fod and went to seek aid from the Kvil One.

Mephlsto rave Fauat back his youth and took flaim upon his aoul for the rest ot his life. And bo the legend is unfolded tn "Faust" given many, many opportunities to cant Its praiae litre praise wus due, and very, very tew chances to turn down Ita manicured thumbs in displeasure. Th high mMlent of "Old Ironside" came. course, when the lordiy and lovei friKate Constitution, with all sails a-apread in the breeae, inored into Tripoli Harbor to engage In battle the duxky horde ot Harbary buccaneers. The tension remaine.I throughout that famous encounter with the pirates, during which the sanded decks of "Old Ironsides" were slimy with many a brave lad's blood.

As the flrst Yankee gun boomed Its challenge to the Trlpulltans ashore the lllvoll screen widened to dimensions twice Its ordinary size. Thereafter, the combat became the more exciting In ita miscroscopic aspect. Only brief reference may be made at this time to the priceless performances of Wallace Ileery as the bos'n of the frigate Ksther and George Bancroft as the master gunner of the Constitution, who. while under the influence of a brace of grogs, "extended his furlough to that day when the maiden of this hros rejuvenated heart ta to be EAGLK CIJkSRIFlKn ADS wllltng flni wllllrig workers. I.ASSIKIKD ADS srs la I TUB KAiil.F.

burned at the stake for her indls- ui a LiuaUiuu. MOTION- PICTURES of more than pausing Interest are becoming; the rule rather than he exception thene December eve-nlnini along the Hlalto. The week land thla be but Tuesday) has already brought "Potemkln," "Michael Strogorr," "Faust" and "Old Ironsides" to the Broadway cinema theaters. "Old Irsnaides" -j many respects a magnlncfift production. In other respects, perhaps might one Kay In Its more romantic renpecta? It tumbles from magnificence Into veriest tosh.

Rut, In truth, the brilliant assemblage at the Rlvoli last night waa TAI'ST' Cfa'a airean production of lortha'a drama. llrctd by K. w. M'jr-nau. atarrtns Emil Jannlnsa.

Prea.ni.d at tha Capitol Th.ater by Metro-Uoldwys-Mayar. THE CA8T. Charub Warner Fuetterer Tha Evil Spirit, talleil Mahlato, Kmll Jannlnsa Panel tjoata, Ekman Camilla Horn H.r Mother Frieda Richer Her Brothar Vitentlne. Uleterle iiii.iii.huiHu.im(,ii,iw..i,H.i.iit..ii.i.ji.i.,tjhjiiiiwmw..i,.i.yi.).ijifw utrifTiiK Her Aunt Marina The Duke "r'e Barclay Tha Ducheaa Henna, Balph The legend of "aust. in which that learned old man came to pay tha goklynJs Christmas Stifi To Useful Gifts 1pk Chair, form inf a bappr rom pauioa for tbs deik kt ht-d a tm Jeltghtrnl itrlr, Nt-4 Tablet Hkt'bMt.

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