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Imagine having a big, husky giant Kaunter up to you lolsurely and say, "I guess you don't remember me, but I'm the guy you bayonoted during the battle of Premzyl." What would you do? Would you greet him like A long lost brother? Or would you run?

Such an experience actually hap pened, recently to Alexander Kahle, Will Rogers' pet cameraman during the filming of

one of the sequences

of the latter's latest Fox starring pic- ture, "Ambassador Bill," which opens at the King's Theatre next Sunday. Lahle was a sergeant in the German army during the war, and the other man had been a Russian captain.

Such incidents, are by no rare in Hollywood. It is veritably a refuge for the "once-great"

means

of all the nations of the earth. An C1-

president of Mexico, for instance, now teachen

singing to aspiring warblers of the screen. An ex-ballerinn, who once ranked almost with Pavlewa, ta glad for oceanlanal bit parta and extra work. An ex-Austrian ambas- sador is a director of "quickle" pic-

tures. And no it for instance

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INWARD MAILS.

pay was

Stage Success Now A Talkie. Running in New York and London, the stage production of "The Perfect Alibi" the talkic version of which in coming to the Queen's Theatre next week, enjoyed overwhelming success. Produced by Charles Hopkins and nhown at the Charles Hopkin Theatre, well received New York, the there for two solid years. It scored with English play-goers at the Royal Theatre In London for more twenty-five years.

The Perfect Alibi" in a Banil Dean by Radio Pic- released production, tures. Adapted from A. A. Milne's "The Fourth Wall," the film is a thrilling mystery story, replete with rapid action and absorbing suspense. It depicts the plot of two men to mur der a former police commissioner who had sentenced them to

twenty-five years' imprisonment more thau

of "The Perfect Alibi"

The

ago.

From

U. S A., Canada, Japon and Shang-

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(Seattle, 28th May.)

Japan and Shanghai and Europe via

Siberia (London 30th May). Shanghai and Swatow

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Juno 17.

June 18.

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June 19.

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June 20.

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Juno 21.

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June 21.

Japan and Shanghai

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Juno 28.

London Parcels only_Loaden,

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Canada, U.S.A., Honolulu, Japan and

Shanghai

(Vancouver B.C. 6th

June)

Empress of Japan Katori Mars

June 28,

.June 25.

June 25,

boasts of a group of capable players, including Robert Loraine, Dorothy Boyd, Frank Lawton, Warwick Ward, C. Audrey Smith, Ellis Jeffreys and others.

"Good Sport."

"There's nothing wrong with mar- riage it's just some of the people in it-people like you Rex!" With this declaration, Linda Watkins sumas up the results of her three-months' investigation of matrimony in general and her own murital situation in par- ticular in "Good

screen offering Sport," the unusual that allows to-day at the King's Theatre.

to feminine Of immense interest patrons through its frank revelations of why and how light-fingered women steal women's hushands, "Go

Sport

"Good

is n picture to intrigue every specia-- tor. When the bride of a year dis covers her husband has taken another woman with him on a business trip to Europe, she decides to find out her rival's secrets. This

about brings series of occurrences her first unique

this of encounter with the women other world, from whom she learns much: the gay party at which the meets the

woman-why wealthy but John Boles; Boles mistakes when ha takes her for the sort of woman, sho pretends to be: her husband's return from Europe, the party at which she again

meets Holes, UrQURLA

her the husband's suspicions;

startling between the couple in the rival's apartment; with the "other woman" sitting in as umpire, and the cleverly handled conclusion.

climax

With John Boles opposite Miss Watking in the leading roles and, a Hupporting cast headed by Greta Nissen, Minna Gombell, Allan Dine- hart

led:da and

Hopper, "Good Sport" is said to furnish some notable acting, in addition to its novel story. Kenneth MacKenna directed the pro- duction from a screen story hy Wil- liam Hurlbut. The film is also said to present some of the неанал'в newest fashions in the gowns worn

the by Mian Watkins and

other feminine principals.

"The Beggar Student”

In "The Beggar Student" an adap- tation of the Viennese operetta, by Carl Millecker_opening on Sunday nt the Queen's, Shirley Dale plays the leading role.

role. She is one of the few lucky girls who have literally won fame "overnight," for though she has had considerable stage and operatic experience she had never appeared on the screen until a British Lion of cla invited her to the studio for a tent.

Miss Dale has an excellent singing and speaking voice, and is blessed with more than her share of good looke. She now lives in Battersea, but was born in the Fiji Isles.

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Letters, June 22, 2.30 p.m.. (Duo Marseilles, 22nd July)

*Superscribed Correspondenco only.

"The Beggar Student" is a comedy-clair Lewis' novel which was shown whose "The Iron Horse" has been a romance with the real Viennese atto packed houses at the Central Thea- landmark of picturo achievement ever mosphere and gay music. The set-tre during the last two days. Instead since ita production.

ting are beautiful and spacious, of a pistol he now carries a hypoder "Arrowsmith" is the first dialogue. without being either Victorian or mile needle. Instead of stealing picturization of a novel by Sinclair ultra-modern, while the gowns we jewels, he is stealing scientific secrets Lowie, winner last year of the first fear will cause the Indies to think from nature.

Nobel Prize for literature ever award-

envious thoughts! Lanco Fairfax There is, however, no lack of aced to an American novelist, Even will also cause a fluttering of tion in thir masterpiece from the pen while acknowledging the merits of feminine hearts, for he is, to say the of the only American novelist ever "Main Street" "Babbitt" "Dodsworth" least of it, "a fine figure of a man." to win a Nobel prize. Its climax, the and

"Arrowsmith"

author's Jerry Verne and Mark Daly-espe. hero's battle against the Black Death ed Archer novels, critles acclaim-

Its nccount cially the latter, put the comedy over Kavage island in the West Indies, masterpiece.

an

of the well, and Jill Bands, A pretty is just one of many aceros giving the career of a brilliant young doctor brunette, also has a good part. star of "Bulldog Drummond" new whose passion for scienco brings him

opportunities. "Arrowsmith" at the Central.

world-wide fame and disillusion is a Assisting Ronald Colman to stay.on permanent contribution to American Ronald Colman is going straight, the path of honesty is a supporting Ilterature.

"Arrowsmith," the United Artists After having heon various kinds of cast of famous artists, including crooks in three out of his last four Helen Hayes, the stage star recently pleture, was adapted to the screen pictures, the police-ridden hero of introduced to the pleiuro world in by Sidney Howard, the Pulitzer Prize Condemned" aml "Raffles" and "The "The Sin of Madelon Claudet," playwright who has already adapted Unholy Garden" has forgotten all Richard Bennett, one of the best for Samuel Goldwyn and Ronald Col-- about Scotland Yard and become. crusading doctor in "Arrowsmith" va contemporary stage actors, man such successes

my boy, A. D. Abson and Beulah Drummond," "Raffles" and "Con Samuel Goldwyn production of Sin- Bondl. The directo John Ford, „demned.”

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