piclons the scented notes received by j The other evening, when the audi
her" husband every morning and ence had stood as much excitement
bearing the crest of a notoriously as was possible, a scene was enacted
ppeedy roadhouse, "Honeysuckle which was the most dramatic ever
Inn." The wife enlists a youthful seen in a thatre. In the last scene of
;awyer in her aid, whose Better i
half" is in turn jealous of him and -well,
there's amusing complications
galore and it all ends in a big police
raid and explanations and a happy
ending at the police court the next
morning. It's a Paramount-Artcraft
picture.
Well Knewn Actor
Doesn't Want To Be Good
Eugene Pallette announces to the
world that he is tired of the vir
tuousness of his screen character. As
the impeccable young benedict in May
Allison's "Fair and Warmer" he had
to portray a man who never before
had known the thrill of a cocktail.
Now he is to be east as the model
husband in "Parlor, Bedroom and
Bath," in which Metro will present
Viola Dana, after her present pro
duction, "Eliza Comes to Stay."
"I'm so well behaved on the screen
these days," said Paulette, "that I've
even stopped playing marbles for
keeps."
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LaiTy DOing HUttian Fly ACt
Larry Semon is at work oh another
Vitagraph comedy which involves
many scenes on lop of tall buildings
in Los Angeles. Among other stunts
the comedian will do the "human
fly" act up the front of the First
National Bank building in that city.
