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RlALTO—“Laddie.”
; “Ladd'e,” starring John Bowers and
Bess Flowers, by the late Gene Strnt
• ton-Porter, which comes to the Rialto
i next week, is the latest screen pro
i duction based on the works of this
• popular novelist. It is said to adhere
• with splendid tidelity to the original
hook, wliich has been read, it has
I been estimated, by more than 6,000,-
: 000 persons.
"Laddie,” with its delightful comedy
iof boy and girl life, its glowing ro
| mance and human action, is a story
too well known to need repetition
I here. Only from the pen of this bril
liant writer could have come a tale
i s« true, so replete with the knowledge
iof nature and the ability to make I
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that subject attractive to her vast!
public.
J. Leo Meehan, son-in-law of the I
late novelist, directed the picture and j
his wife, Jeanette Meehan, adapted I
the story. j
The success of little Gene Stratton, ;
granddaughter of the author, in “The i
Keeper of the Bees” is said to be ■
repeated in “Laddie.” The cast also
includes David Torrence, Theodore
von Eltz, Eugenia Gilbert, Eulalie,
Jensen and John Fox, jr.
