One of the greatest of American
dramas, Secret Service, has been
filmed, with Ma'Jor Robert Warlck,
Just returned from overseas, in the
leading role. This wonderful story
cf the Civil War in Its -picturized
form is featured in an excellent pro
gram at Poll's, the first half of the
week. The photography, story and
cast are excellent, the combination
resulting In one of the most enter
taining photodramas seen here in a
long while.
The vaudeville program Is equally
as enjoyable. "Not Yet, Marie," a
musical comedy, by Frank Stammers,
heads the bill. Starred in this snap
py revue are William Edmund Cot
ton, loyne and Donahue, and a big
beauty chorus.
Other vaudeville features are El
liott and West, in their repertoire of
peppy vaudeville divertisements; Bert
and Betsy Ross, in a skit called "The
v:heck Room Girl"; and Leona Var
ara, talented singing comedienne, with
a distinctive song program.
Tho Pathe News and a Mack Sen
net comedy, "No Mother to Guide
Her" are other attractions in the
f.Jm program.
"Broken Blossoms," the T. W.
Griffith picture at the George M.
Cohan Theatre, has passed Its hun
dredth performance"
G. M. Anderson has placed W. C.
Fields under contract for a series of
film comedies, production work to
start in the fall.
Wally "Van left New York for Los
Angeles on Wednesday to produce a
new series of film comedies for the
Rothapfel Unit Program.
NORMA TALMADGE
HAS NO "TEMPERA
MENTAL" POSE
5
Clever Screen Star Says Tem
peramental Players Don't
Understand Co-operation.
William "Buster" Collier, Jr., is
again to be featured in pictures. Ed
Jose is directing and producing a
new series with the youngster starred.
