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BLENOED, ROASTED, AND
VACUUM SEALED BY
NATIONAL GROCERY CO.
NORMA SHEARER
GLAMOROUS AS
“RIPTIDE” STAR
Excellent Supporting Cast
in Modern, Sophisticated
Drama at The Capitol
Incomparable Norma Shearer
' reaps new laurels as the gilded
heroine of "Riptide,” her glamor
ous new Metro-Goldwyn-M a y e r
starring vehicle which is now play
ing at the Capitol Theatre.
In a daring role reminiscent of
her triumphs in "Divorcee,” "A
F.ee Soul,” and “Strangers May
Kiss," Miss Shearer plays the
part of Lady Rexford, an Ameri
can girl who married a title and
found .to her dismay that she had
sacrificed the freedom and good
times she loved so well.
Appearance in her hour of mari
tal discontent of a former New
York sweetheart, provides motiva
tion for the sensational romantic
triangle upon which the film story
is based.
Lavishly Filmed
Edmund Gohlding wrote and di
rected the sparkling production,
giving the picture an elaborate
mounting in pictorial interest as
well as in supporting cast.
Robert Montgomery and Herbert
Marshall share leading man hon
ors as the sweetheart and hus
band, respectively, both registering
magnificently in these roles.
Included in the cast are Mrs.
Patrick Campbell, Skeets Gallagher,
Ralph Forbes, Lily an Tashraan,
Arthur Jarrett, Earl Oxford, Helen
Jerome Eddy, George K. Arthur,
Baby Marilyn Spinnert, Phyllis
Cochlan, Howard Chaldecott and
Halliwell Hobbes.
MR, AND MRS. J. H. CANN
LEAVE FOR SEATTLE
TO SPEND THE WINTER
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cann left Ju
neau in their yacht Triton, bound
for Seattle to spend the winter, or.
