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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7. 1927. 6 A THE NEW FILMS IN REVIEW NEWS OF STAGE AND SCREEN Hands Along the Sea "Our Gang" The Cinema Circuit edy, will be cast this week for an early production at the Kdyth Tot-ten Theater.

Mona Itruns, now in "The Lnvi, Thief," will be elevated to the lead' ing role next week, succeeding Florence Rlttenhouse. -By MARTIN DICKSTEIN "The Night of Love," a Romance of Old Spain, at the Brooklyn Strand Buster Keaton in Lively Reminiscences of the Civil War, at the Capitol. Swedish Film for Academ? I Vl.t I'' -'iii ji t.y -mi--l i-v I vn lion irf tcii rue Kiiinuur.i The First Night The Adventurous Aire." a farce comedy by Frederick Whitney in which Mrs. Patrick Campbell, the famous English actress, will be seen after an absence of many years. Presented bv George C.

Tyler at the Mansfield Theater. "Sinner." a comedy by Thompson Buchanan. presented by Klrhard Herndon. with Allan Ulnehart and Claiborne Foster In the leading roles. At the Klsw Theater.

"Fog." a mystery melodrama hy John Willard. Robert Keith and Helen Baxter head the cast. At the National Theater. "Judy." a new musical comedy by Mark Swan. Charles Rosoff and Leo Robin, presented by John Henry Mears.

yueenle Smith and Charles Purcell are the featured members of the cast. At Chanln's Royale Theater. "The Strawberry Blonde," a comedy by Martin Brown, with George Anderson. Helen Joy and Julie Iting in the cast. At the Bijou Theater.

AST published In book form, together with Mr. Anderson's "Outside Looking In." Dorothy Overend, who succeeded Aurlol Lee In "Lady Alone." will be featured In a new L. Lawrence Weber offering next season. Miss Over-end last played Katherlne Cornell's part In "The Hat," during Its road engagement. She was also Hlr (Jerald du Maurier's leading lady In "liulldog Drummnnd." which ran 14 months in Kngland.

The first of a host of celebrities of stage and screen who will perform at the Green Itoom Club Annual Revel at. the Lyric Theater, Feb. 27. are Charles Wlnnlnger. Beatrice Llllle end Gertrude Lawrence.

Major Andrew White is in charge of the Hevel. Among the recent bookings for Loew's vaudeville are Muck de Jari. Serbian tenor, recently featured with F.arl Carroll's the Mos-conl lirothers. Grace Ia Rue, Peggy English. Joe Thomas Kaxotette.

Jim and Hetty Morgan, L'kulele Ike, the Admirals Orchestra and Charles King. Jan Mnsolyk, Hungarian sculptor now In New York preparing for his second American exhibition, will do a bust of Heatrix Thomson, the Tessa of "The Constant Nymph." for the Hull of Fame of the Kojal Academy of Dramatic Art in London. "Babbling Brookes," a new com A i I'ni fit, i Ovmhv Bri.l I.k con'rinution to the prologue, and De Lima and Z.inoux aeqtiit themselves honr. i My in an int resting dunce routine. Incidental iy.

this is Chief Cau ienn's second appearance at the Strand. As matter of fact, the baritone is one of the feu tures of this new program and very lik'Mv Mr. Hyman will invite him to come araln. With the overture by the Mirk Strand Of hestra, which is selections from "Martha." and a sparklintt new r-ei, the Strand bill is found to be a nicely balanced enP Capitol Entertainment CAIMTiiJ, TllKATKIt "Th fir ra." a Huif.T K-aton i 1rM' lu-tr nl ml knit r- movie fame indulge, after working A Swedish film Inspired by th eventful life of King 'Carl XII. filmed In Sweden, Russia, Germany and Turkey, with a cast of Swedish players headed by Gosta Ekman, will be presented at the Academy of Music on Thursday evening, Feb.

10. The picture, It Is said, leans almost entirely toward the historical, depicting, at first, the death of Carl XI at Stockholm In 1697, the assumption of the throne by his 15-year-old son, the combined declaration of war upon the youthful sovereign by Denmark, Poland and Russia and. finally, the complete routing of the armies of Peter the Great at the battle of Narva in 1700. The title role, that of Carl XII. Is assumed by Gosta Ekman, who Is prominent on Sweden's stage and screen.

The captions. It Is understood, nre entirely In Swedish but the picture is mado none the less effective for English-reading moviegoers by the continuity of the action and the clear interpretations on th part of the players. "Little Farina," -Fnf(" onrf other familiar "Our Gangatert" of hours at the etudio, in healthful frolic oil Santa iluniia (Vol.) bcaih. Dfttv-rr sll Jester Join, ilworit-- I REALLY l'pHve that the lirofiklyn Strairi Theater is chow. Ing better pk-tur' these days.

Hy thiit, of course, i do nut intenl to infer that "The NiKht if Love" represents the last worl in motion picture xcellence. This new film which presents Ronald Oilman and Notes of the Theater In Brooklyn ifRH-ii ti.nUKh nl'cl A runt a. TUB CAST. (iray A nnfil'II H'lM'T Kt ih-n Fkrl-y Knwlcrl-k Vrmm MH'lan Mank Smith Frank Hariu nl.n. Tnni ft Hr Hrnlh.r Thr' rvnn 'flirrn.

"Sweet Lady." a new musical comedy by lelos Owen and Bud Green, with Jane Taylor, Harry Puck, Ine Courtney and Gus Shy In the cast. At Werba's. "Karl Carroll Vanities," the annual edition, with Joe Cook. Frankle Heath and Smith and Dale. At the Majestic.

"Loose Ankles." Brock Pem-herton's production of Sam Janney's farce, comes here with a Broadway record. In the cast are Ellen Dorr, Reed Brown Charles D. Brown and Frank Lyon. At Teller's Shubert. AMrSF.MEVTS BROOKLYN.

RESTArit ANTS IIROOK I.YJf. In "Thp fJenenil." contrary to the audience. Keaton's "gags" appear to be spontaneous and perfectly timed, while as much cannot be said for Harold Lloyd in "The Kid linither," ut the Klalto. There is rhyme and reason to Muster's nonsense, as no one would deny if. indeed, time could be found for denial between the hysterical outbursts ut the Capitol.

If criticism could be made of "The Cieneral'' it would be nolely on the ground of Its brevity. One discovers that this hilarious narrative comes to an end all too soon. But, then, if It is true that brevity is the soul of wit, "The General" Is in the nature of being the soulmate of comedy. The courteous ushers In the Capilol. I think, would- not dispossess him who would dare to stay and see It twice.

It Is said that "The General" has cost Mr. Keaton in the neighborhood of half million dollars, but It Is this humble reviewer's opinion thut It was worth all It cost and more. Appearing in Buster support a highly competent cast, including Clenn Cavender. Jim Farley, Marian Mack and Frederick V'room. John Howard Lawson, Km Jo Rasshe, Francis Kd wards Farnjroh.

Michael flold and John Dos Fassos announce that they have joined In a new producing proup. to be known ns the New Flaywrights Theater with the emphasis upon Flaywrights rather than New for the purpose of presenting their own and other playwrights plays. They have leased the Street Theater, and their first production will be John Howard Lawson's play. "Loud, Speaker." which is already in rehearsal and Ik scheduled to open the first week In March. The 'second production, "Karth," by Km Jo Hasahe.

will open the week following and alternate with "Lroiid The former play will ko new theater. Meantime, Mr. Krlanger will concentrate his attention in Chicago upon the Illinois, Black-stone. Woods and Krlanger Theaters. Decidedly encouraging reports are coming in from Kussell Janncy's Three "Vagabond King" companies playing in different cities.

The New York company is in its second week Philadelphia and playing to capacity; the chieugo company Is now in its 23d week; another company is now in Cleveland and is playing to record-breaking business. Charles L. Wagner announces that he has completed the cast in support of Kiieen Unban in his production of Olea Prinlzlau's new drama. "Window Panes." The players are Henry Herbert, Charles Dalton, Ruth Kindlay, Ilrandun Peters, Craig Williams, John Urewster, Frederick rULTOKPlU ViT71lTWAY.An THROnp luxraoN. tu.

4iw mp niiiwiii rp jrsr WMStUMMM 1 4 It 11 A I I KIDS Willi HAKItV Hello Jnke) FIKI.PH With HAKKY I'KI'I'KR HiuHlttjM, ontlmiuLm Vaudeville and I nnrl OI'AI, TAYI.OK Picture 1 to 11 p.m. I Bath In Hfituty Contest Friday Xitea I Xhratre Guild Art in Company In Vilma Hanky in a n. adven- tire In Fifteenth Century Spain however, well above the average of program features and fhall go as far, even, tin to reeonunend It to those hoys and girU who Ilk to believe they are thwarted roman- "The Nicht of Love" was directed by r.eor'e l'itzinaurice from a l.y Lenore It conrTns those medieval days in old Hp-in when a feudal lord could claim "the rtjrht of the tirKt nljiht" of any bril who had married within h'a lordly realm. Thufl. the story haiiK upon the adduction of a pretty (iypsy princess by the bad, bold I Hike de la l.imia nd upon the retaliation the Cvpfty prince 1 Ronald ('olmanl who Heals the Duch.ss (Vilma Banky) from under the very nose ut the Inike.

The picture has been filmed with keen eye for beauty, ttv eye of George Fitzmaurice, whose picture plays have always been ni'iny moving tnblenux of lovelineMM. Scenes of velvetv charm follow upon each other in Night of until the entire scheme, uppears as a hue volume of masterpieces while some Invisible hand ia turninK the leaves. The procedure before this most Spanish background is finely interpreted liy Mr. Oilman and Miss Hanky, who. in turn, are supported by such competent players as Mnn-tflBtie Love.

Natalie Kingston, Laska Winter and Sally Hand. "The Nitrht of Love," with Us Rof-freous settings, it appealing story and its splendid acting, is certainly Worth seeing. To assure a receptive mood of the audience toward the photoplay, an pnpulnr i xpectation, Htister K. aton Iocs not appear In the roIi! la, and epaulets of a iliKnitary of the military forces. The title of the new tilm at the Capitol Theater ia rather the name of the pot-bellied, wuuil-liurn-iiiK locomotive of the old Western ami Atlantic Unilroad.

which. In this humorous-historical vignette of th Civil War. figures quite as prominently as the frozen-faced Buster himself. Old soldier. of the Confederacy, when they gather in steadily diminishing numbers, still talk of the clever ruse of Captain Anderson of the I'nion forces, when, with 10 picked men.

he made his way to where he kidnaped tha locomotive "(leneral" right from under the noses of the soldiers of the South. With this historical episode as the fountain head of a priceles.f idea. Keaton has proceeded to fashion PYGMALION VVrk Feh. KAKAMAOT GUILD sad St. Ka, 8:90 Mats.

Thnr. Sl NED McCOBBS DAUGHTEE Keek Feb. 14 MI VKK COKD John flnlnVn K- ot wt into rehearsal almost Immediately, i Without outlining, defining or MAJESTIC at. America' GrratPnt Re-u EARL CARROLL VANITIES Featurlnr Joe Cook and Frankie Heath, Johnny Dooley Smith Sc. Dale 3rentpnt Comedy Cast Ever AwmWfll 2 Keith-Albee Concerto Sunday 2 KXT WEEK-SEATS NOW Slut.

Thiiri, St Bat.J limiting themselves ip the matter of their productions, in the fact that John Howard Lawson is the author of "Roger Kloomer," "Processional" and Km Jo Hasshe, of SHUBERT nnnwT-Mmmwr Vilma Banky i 1 The surrounding program at the Capitol reveals the ever-welcome hester Hale girls and an interesting film of bird life called "Soaring Wings." Other Films "McFadden's Flats." ft farce comedy with Charlie Murray and Ches utni uul.i 4 tl -r ter Conklin. is the new film at the WW" PLYMOUTH w-45 8- Mon.Ttif.wa, a.liUUUI(I Krl.SaLK.Tliur.4iiLtlA. Wlnthron Am.i' 'THE 'nTIIDENi 0 Ollbflrt Sullivan Opera Co. Knight, Katherlne Haydon and many-others, "Window Panes" will open at Werba's Brooklyn Theater next Monday evening, going- to New York the following week. "For Better or Worse" moves to the Garrlck Theater tonight, where the play will continue with the present cast, Including Tom Powers, Gladys Hurlburt, Ldlth Spencer and Wllmer Walter.

The Mansfield Theater will celebrate its first anniversary tonight when Mrs. Patrick Campbell opens at that playhouse in Frederick Witney's farcical comedy. "The Adventurous Age." To further celebrate the occasion, the first throe rows of seats have been removed to permit the installation of an orchestra, which will play between the acts of Mrs. Campbell's new comedy. "Twinkle, Twinkle." will be presented for the time at the Liberty Theater this evening.

The musical comedy has steadily increased in business since its opening on Nov. 8, an.1 established new high records for itself during last week. The revival of "The Night Hawk," celebrates Its 60th performance tonight. "Saturday's Children." the new Maxwell Anderson comedy which the Actors' Theater Is presenting, will be PRINCE PIRATES zANci Onlr. "IQLAMMB1 Evntngs Thuradar Mark Strand Theater in Manhattan.

Clara How Is featured in "It." an Elinor Olyn story, at the Paramount Theater, and Marie I'revost ami Harry Myers may be seen at the Hippodrome in "(letting Gertie's Garter," an adaptation of the Avery Ilopwood play. Thwi1 films will he reviewed In this column later. HEIDELBERG "Adam Francis ICd wards Karagoh, of John Dos Passos, of "The Moon Is A-Gong," and Michael "of "Fiesta." which the Actors Theater has under contract, may he taken to indicate a bias, at least, in favor of the more elastic formula for playwriting. Edwin Redding, who is In "The Scarlet Lily." will be co-producer with Jack Conway of "The Pushover." which will be revised and presented under its original title of. "Plastic Perjury.

A. J. Krlanger and Harry J. Powers are preparing for the erection of u. new theater in Chicago.

This new house will have a seating capacity of 2.000 and it is Mr. KrlangeCs plan to present musical productions in It. Mr. Krlanger and Mr. Powers have closed an option for the purchase of LMPEEIAL w-ot 'r.

eta u' Matlnaen We4. Sat It OH, KAY with IU MarTrnirft. If Wolf Hopper, If ti If red VoiinR, i iwt of ltMl Hrw Munlcal Comedy with an All-Star Cat M0R0SC0 4Eth st- Ev- tilm comedy that, at least In the Cap-itnl. is a source of constant amusement It is Hunter, as Johnnie lirav, the engineer of the "Ceneral," who takes up the pursuit of Captain Anderson and his la I'nion daredevils; who, hy a ruse of his own. recaptures the engine, and who is in turn pursued hy a tralnload of Unionists.

And so the spirited comedy that is 'The (Jenerar speeds smoothly up and dow the tracks of the old W. and now finding Kenton In perilous hu; nevertheless comical predicaments, jind subsequently turning the tables on the bewildered boys in blue. It Is. of course, hardly necessary to relate the plot of a Buster Keaton comedy in detail. Hardly a foot of lelluloid is ground out of the camera but the stoical comedian hasn't dome mazing- new trick to draw out of his sleeve to the renewed pleasure of the atmospheric probmue to "The Niht Pulton St.

and Myrtl Ave. at Borouich Hull. Willard Mack In His lllir. Grinning. I'owerful Drama rontinunUN A.M.

to I'M. Raymond Hubbell, who composed the mu sin for "Yours Truly," will write the for the musical ver-ion of "Little Old New York." Tl Is Is the play by Rida Johnson Young in which Cenevieve Tobin. now in "The Play's the Thing." scored a hit Honor Be Damned! THEATRE of Love" has been prepared by trine Director Hytnu n. In a picturesque fiettlnu the PeerlesH Choir of 35 voices is prvsented with thoroughly pleasing effect, whereupon the Serova (Vlrls appear in a superbly executed ta mbourine dance. Chief Caupoliran.

India baritone who was recently with the Metropolitan Opera Company, in heard in one ur two solos, following his vocal valuable site in the center of the several seasons ago. Tobin has business section of the city. Mr. nprvc Tnrwlas' Kvenlng Pebraarr sth. 1 P.H.

VITAPHONE Preiientatlans CSKOBtlK ANNA CASE MAKTINCI.1.I ll'io appear Itonnld Culman at the Brooklyn Strand in "The Sight of Love." obtained permission from the es- I Powers is now in California and im-tnte Kf the playwright to adapt the mediately on his return to Chicago piay tor mup.nw comedy purpose1: active work will be begun upon the EELASC0 44tn Bt- ,:3 HAIRBREADTH HARRY A tl 11 I1LE Feature IHrture "THE WKIINfi MR. ItHIIiHt" All-star Inst 80r. 5Ue. (Kk. Sst.

Sun.) The Lucky Strike By C. W. KAHLES inula, muu du, ai LENOHB DID CAVID ITI Tliri BKLI.B pblascu I I I 14 ll Buppnrttl bjr ILCVE HIM NOBODY Cm HAVE MY copses! we've turned over every THE GOLD) DB6GEIRS Prea'-nta IIKNRY HI I.I. wellhones'harry" firs piiRFOL D) I NO MUST utm Airr it BECAUSE hesUal UNTIL he's STRUCK IT FOOT OF OUR dLAIM WITHOUT FINDING OFOUK CLAIM WITHOUT FINPINc? AIWT DOIN NO BETTER EMPIRE Broadwar. 0th St.

Eva. 1.3 $0 H0SESX OR. HONEST HARRY HARRASSED RI-H rt rvi YrlllR STUFF- Irri.niiJu irti Tn en i um' Vvtru o-im uk tuat'o I'M JUST ANOTHER FAILURE AND MY i ti lnw rs rmc anu i HANDFUIS OF BRIfiHT r7L ZJ All Thin Week PAP ii -i i i JPOI.A In "HOTKI, IMPKRIAL" A SUPER-SUPERFILM OF THE shiny oolp; in Kicnr--i or crook THE CAPTIVE With Helen Menken and Baa 11 BattaboM 6lRl IS LOST To ME. Kmt tttm Kevar: 5 Others AND BELINPA IS REAT NOR-NOR'VMEST BY 2 ANE 2ANY HARQLP BILL (JOOFY Atnriasiiador 4. w.

of B'r. Jt.lni SPECIAL Iff OLD MOTHER NATURE Ace nf Mimical QUEEN FIOH Cnmeiliea With I1ABT.F.S RCOC.I.F.S, FRANK HcIMYKK, LLF.I.LA UCAU B0 Ottaara i BRCVQSRI LF.WIH STONE BIDFORDAV ad IXIKIS KKNYOV wiygaTWj Trrn t.si. Feb. nWlHtU WAI.LAt'F, BKKHV Ea5Tbki RAYMOND HATTON In ln the Navr New" Frb. 7.

K. 0 'lA hlK CIMHiAN In UAI LvJ -Johnny J.et Ymir Jlslr t' SIeJ I HAS. AliKAKN CO. rp, olhi A-t SpEf IAL VTASNlNiS! DON'T FAIL TO SEE THE MOST STUPENDOUS RESCUE EVEK FILMED! IF YOU MISS THIS 0U WILL Miss Rudolph's crowning ACHIEVEMENT AMD THE M05T fthTear-ANNB NICROW-Itk Taar Abie's Irish Rose DtTDf IHT HENRY MILLER'S "i8h THRILLING EVENT OF FiLMPOM. HARK F.

ANNA I IF "WISH II A HO 1" A 8o Mt'lVIMIiimii: 'Hiiiulll Hro. I lliUHli'm A- MIIHm. Albee ll Wher Sa. I rtHnKlP 2000 HOLBROOK BLINN ihkowins PRECEPENTTO7ffWINPS.T In fkkkno Th Plftv'i the Thini? -OeEWORD IN A LITTLE COTTAGE THAT NESTLED 4 CUUICH ViHU I onoNG iMt kozen sentinels op the worth There dwelt The sweetest llJILJiO S.w IM s.t. 2.3t Gentlemen Freier Blondes I I Othfr hi-llh Alhnr Aisii.

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I.yrie Theatre, W. 42(1 Ht. Mt. Wed. Kt.

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St. 6TICKIWG, WASN'T IN MY POCKET THRJtE MORE HAVE BEEN I JUST A3 NICKEL LEAQPENCIL TO MAKE ME BELIEVE THIS IS WHAT COMES OF HAVISG A HUSBAND WHO'S TOO BIG TO TAE OUT OF YOUR COA' WHEN I GOT OFF THE CAR BECAUSE THERE A BOOVMAN. ALL. THEY'RE PROVING DAYS TUESDAY. I EASV FOR Kcfon ll'wnv.

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