There is but one offense for which
he is punishable and that ‘driving to
the common danger.’
"My impression of motoring in
America is that it is hardly worth
doing. The stretches of bad roads,
congestion and speed regulations
take a lot away from the enjoyment
of motoring. I marvel at the dex
terity of American motorists in dodg
ing accidents. I am very thankful
that we haven’t the ‘slick’ driver in
England."
CATCH MY SMOKE,
TOM MIX SPECIAL
AT LOEWI'S BIJOU
All-Star Vaudeville Bill For
The First Half Of
Week
What is considered a gala event in
the film history of Birmingham is
the •premiere presentation of “Catch
My Smoke," latest photoplay featur
ing Tom Mix, the William Fox star,
which comes to Loew’s Bijou Monday
afternoon for the first half of this
week, in addition to an “all-star”
vaudeville bill..
“Catch My Smoke” tells the tale
of a returned soldier from France
(Tom Mix) who, upon arriving at
his ranch, discovers plans afoot to
do away with him when his enemies
discover oil upon his property. How
he eludes his enemies with the able
assistance of his equine pal—Tony—
rescues the girl of his dreams and
comes into his own ought to provide
six reels of absorbing action.
Included in the "all-star” vaude
ville bill are such acts as “Dance
Fantasies.” presented by Jane Ken
nedy. with Beon Dari and Genevieve
MeAleer in a revue of character, nov
elty and special dances, and consid
erable comedy is promised by Bob
Mllliken, known as “The CJiubby
Chatterer,” who also manages to in*
ject considerable harmony as well as
real stories ii^to his act.
