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SUNDAY. DECEMBER 16, 1923 oub THE. MONTGOMERY ADVERTISER CenMtractlv Ftarltu UJtptnJnl 1 New Tivoli Theatre Will Stage Formal Opening Today At 2 O'clock torv Im TetWMi. Mie of the moat tal ented actors of the stage and screen. Lil nan Leighton, best remembered as "Ma Pettinghlil- in "Ruggles of Red Gap," NEW TIVOLI THEATER OWNERS Mills, James Cordon Russell and Basel Keener.

PHOTOTONE WILL BE FEATURED AT TIVOLI THEATER, COMMERCE ST. 11 1 i i i in V. H. DaWees, President; Ike Katz, Vice-President, And Cy Cot Icy, Manager Of New Theater, Are Montgomery Men Who WiH Direct New Enterprise tribution to the screen, which comes to the Tivoli Theater today. The story reflect the romance of a young Apache couple, whose adventures carry them into all sons of difficulties, where mystery and intrigue and danger en.elop them at all times.

The action of the drama is fast and the plot is filled with human interest situations, "Parisiaa Love" was written for Bchulberg and seenarized by Lois Hutchinson. An excellent east was selected to portray the characters of the screen play, headed by Clara Bow. whose rating as a dramatic actress with every part she plays, Donald Keith, who played the Juvenile lead in "The Boomerang" and won long term contract from Schul- rUUk. MAKsllCT stout The famous Flea Market of Paris la to have an important role in "Innocent of Paris," Maurice Chevalier's first motion picture. The idol of France is at the Paramount studio in Hollywood at the present time ready to start work on the talking picture.

tion of the motion picture itself, sccord- in to Cy Colley. who wlU manage the new Tivoli Theater which opens today in the former Capitol Theater alter a t-nsim rAnodelin and redecoraUan. Lent lasts for seven weeks in Greece, The new Tivoli Theater Is equipped with Phototone, one of the most enjoyable and perfect sound derlce on the market today. When Warner Brother! presented "Don Juan," to a New York audience a little more than two yean ago, few of the executive of the film world be lie red that the sound picture would hare such a iweepicc effect on the theater business as ft has had in the short span of two -if i 1 y) A' A veara. We Welcome The OPENING of The Tivoli Theatre We congratulate the management in the geleetion of Draperieg, made and furnished by our drapery department.

G. A. GRANT FURNITURE CO. Cedar-594 34 Commerce Street Now the talking picture, which was presented at the same time as "Don Juan," In the form of presentations featuring grand opera stars and the favorites of the stage and night clubs. Is an established, potent factor in the amusement world.

It has been responsible for one of the most sensational stock market activities in the history of the stock exchange that of Warner Brothers stock, which has Increased its asking price on the market more than four times what it was before the Vltaphone began iU influence. The talking picture was responsible for The new Tiroll Theater win open today on Commerce Street tn the building formerly occupied by the Capitol Theater. The building has been extensively remodeled and redecorated and sound equipment- has been Install! so that theatergoers who frequent the Tivoli will have the advantages of a modern theater. Phototone, which will be introduced to Montgomery by Tirol! owners Is said to reproduce muxlo with unusual fidelity to the original and the pictures at this theater will be enhanced tn Interest by synchronized music The three owners of the new theater are all Montgomery men. L.

H. DeWees, president, Is a native of this city and the son of the late I. H. DeWees who was for many years president of the local Chamber of Commerce. Mr.

DeWees has made a thorough study of the movie Industry and Is well qualified to direct this theater. Ike Ksts, vice president of the Tivoli, is likewise well known in the Capital City, where he has lived practically all of his life. For the past ten years he has been connected with the American Milling and Peed Company, which Is now called the Montala Grocery Company. Mr. Eats will take an active part In supervising the Tivoli, Cy Colley, manager-of ths new theater has been connected with the show business since he was a boy, having made bis first appearance on the legitimate stage when he was 11 years old.

Later he headed a vaudeville troup. Mr. Colley has operated the Westmont Theater here for the past year and will continue to operate this popular neighborhood house. Mr. Colley, who Is well acquainted with what the public likes In the way of amusement will exert every effort to please them at the new Tivoli.

Synchronised musical scores for motion pictures have been heralded during the two years and few months of their modern existance as the greatest innovation in amusement circles since the produo- CT COLLET 1KB KATZ L. H. DeWees Al Jolson deserting the legitimate stag and making his first movie, "The Jass Singer," which convinced the most skeptical of exhibitors and producers that talking, sound pictures really were want MONSTER TANKS RUN RIOT IN SENSATIONAL BA RTHELMESS FILM fle.t Of Gigantic War Tanks An Unusual Feature Of 'Patent Leather Here After Long Broadway. Run ed by the American public Realising the appetite of the theater vi goers of Montgomery for sound pictures Manager Colley of the Tivoli has made arrangements for installation of sound equipment in this reopened downtown playhouse. Phototone reproduces the muslo with Congratulations to The Tivoli Theatre We wish to call your attention to the decorating of the Tiroli Theatre, done by C.

A. Hobbie Co. Painting and Decorating. CEDAE-3379-J. unusual fidelity to the original and the feature pictures that will be offered at the Tivoli will be greatly enhanced in value by the addition of synchronised music Clara Bow, Clever Actress, 'Registers9 Again In Parisi an Love Here Today has an element of chance.

Maybe you will and maybe you wont The opening is a silt that looks about as wide as your arm. A lady would need a diving suit to make such an entrance in public A i Just has to have patience and squeeze himself through a piece at a time. Once inside, they lock you and there's a little bole to look through In the front about the size of a well eon-ducted pin point Mr. Barthelmess said it felt exactly like you'd been canned. Then the great caterpillar wheel starts and the tank moves forward, over hill and over dale, crushing trees and swimming rivers, smearing out trenches and toppling over machine gun pillboxes.

It's an amazing sight and an amazing experience. Not to mention tank-sickness, which Is a million times worse than the sea variety. Pet Tanks But you get to have a fondness for a tank. Pet names and everything. One old-timer who worked in the war scenes of The Patent Leather Kid" explained to Mr.

Barthelmess that every tank was a personality of its own. of course," he said, "being as you're taught In the very beginning to save your tank first, no matter what happens to you, you get to thinking of them as being pretty Important. Oosh, my old bus was sure a game old girl. Never saw anyhlng In France that'd stop her." PARISIAN LIFE RECORDED IN VIVID JIEW PICTURE When rich Americans are bored they go to Paris and forget their woes. When poor Americans art low in spirit they dream of Paris and wish that they were In the Continental city of romance sriS galty.

An Intimate glimpse into the most colorful district of Paris Is offered In "Parisian Love." B. P. Bchulberg's newest con edy and pathos in a role Ideally suited to her ability as a character actress, James Gordon Russell, Jean de Brlac, otto sai-iesen, Alyce Mills and Hazel Keener. The latter two have only small parts in the film but their presence adds a great deal of beauty to the picture. The picture has It setting In the Parisian Mont Martre district where the Apaches dwell, although the scenes shift occasionally to the society realm.

It unfolds a delightful romance between the Clara Bow, that clever little actress, whose versatility is ever amazing, scores again In colorful role in "Parisian Love," the B. P. Bchulberg picture which opens today at the Tivoli Theater. She plays the part of a little Apache girl to the underworld of Paris and her naive charm has never been seen to better advantage. Donald Keith, the tall, handsome lad who made such a hit in "The Boomerang" another Bchulberg picture, does fine work opposite Miss Bow, Lou Tel-legen is fine in the role of the scientist whose kindness brings about the regeneration of the Apache characters portrayed by Miss Bow and Keith.

Other players whose work is outstanding are Lillian Lelghton, who presents both com All Success to The New Tivoli Theatre DU PONT FAINTS, CELOTEX and TEXTONZ, used exclusively )n the decoration of Wontgfom-ery'i newest motion picture theatre, furnished by Central Cement Supply Co. Building Materials 30 Commerce St. Cedar-4265 Apache boy and girl and tneir re gen era tion occurs so naturally that one forgets that It was Dlanned action. The picture was filmed under the di rection of Gasnler, who made "The Boomerang" "The TrUlers," "The Breath of Scandal," and many other popular productions. It easts $35 per bowl.

Monkey brains on the half skull are even more expensive and In the nearby British colony of Hongkong they are quoted in three figures, due to the stem activities there of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Unfortunately for I haven't a mechanical turn of mind, but I must admit I am crasy about THE NEW tanks. 1 On The PHOTOTONE On The PHOTOTONE There Is something awe-Inspiring and drama tlo about a tank. Just as an airplane has the grace and thrill of a bird Tivoli Theatre on the wing, so a tank has the plodding power and epio awkwardness of an elephant. You imagine the things are alive, a great 20th century monster turned lose.

of those things that takes your breath away and gives you cold chills up and down your spine. When you have seen "The Patent Leather Kid" you will know a lot about tanks, their purpose, their menace, their powers, that you never dreamed of before and they will come into Into their own as the great instrument of modern warfare, Historically, this picture ought to have an enormous value, because of what it brings to life about the tanks and their part in the war. Of course meeting the tanks personally was great fun, too. There are things about life you'll never understand until you become intimately acquainted with a tank, Dick A "Tank Nurse" the monkeys the society has not authority on Chinese soil Lluchow Is famed for its coffins, good Coffins. Even American manufactured metallic ones can now be bought In many other localities, Bangchow remains famous for Its silks, but its supremacy is challenged by the silk weavers and spinners of Kwangtung, Ssechuen and Shantung provinces.

But the supremacy of Cantonese cooking remains unchallenged, VISUAL RADIO AT TOULOUSE. TOULOUSE, Dec 15. UP) Toulouse Their heroic part in the late unpleas Monkey Brains Is Chinese Delicacy CANTON, DeclS () It is often said that the people of Canton eat anything and everything but deadly poison. Curious concoctions and strange dishes seem to exert a special fascination over these epicures of South China. The meat of the dreaded cobra and the python are in season and decidedly a la mode during the winter months.

Pickled water beetles and fried locusts are much prized as delicacies and are imported in large quantities by Chinese living in the United States. SBut at present the swagger dish, the choice viand to be had at the most luxurious banquet is monkey brain on the half skull. This dish is eaten uncooked, but must be still warm. It is not known whether the increasing demand on the part of wealthy Chinese nabobs here for rejuvenation operations which involve monkey glands have led to the present popularity of monkey brains or not. The demand for the brains Is good and as the winter progresses is expected to Increase, A special dish is also made from monkey hands and feet.

It is not cheap. antness across the pond can't be over looked, though It has been underestimated. 89 COMMERCE STREET Opemiig Today The tanks showed up In France Just in time to save the allies, as everybody connected with the British war office knew. They were the straw that broke the camel's back and sent the German hordes back, scared and awe-struck before this herd of strange steel beasts. Richard Barthelmess, who Is "The Patent Leather Kid," becomes a tank- prides itself on being the leading city of Prance for the transmission of photographs, pictures and diagrams by radio.

By the Belln system photographs are broadcast of the artists taking part In the evening's concert and for the benefit of the large agricultural population graphs are transmitted showing comparative market prices and weather nurse when he gets to France, in the story. 2 P.M. In "The Patent Leather Kid" now at Naturally, he had to know a lot about tanks, and when the company was on location at Camp Lewis he learned to drive one. We all stood around and the Tivoli Theater here after Its remarkable Broadway run, Rupert Hughes has immortalized the tanks and the tank oorpa. The war action surrounds a forward march of the tanks and It is quite the most Impressive thing on the screen, in First National's production of Hughes's famous story, that I have ever seen.

One watched him and cheered him on. Per Popular Prices IQc-d 25c Tt cost the avram mntnrlut mu rinl. sonally, I'd much rather go up in an Tie Wlnaet ear Opening; Plctare Coatcnt Will he Fiaihed a the errea at Kaefc lar a day to run his car. airplane. In the first place, getting Into a tank V.

nsx BEST WISHES TP OUR NEIGHBOR The Tivoli Theatre We Weloome Yon to Commerce Street and Wlab. You Much SUCCESS and PROSPERITY We Extend Our Best Wishes Jo The Tivoli Theatre On Their Opening; And Wish Tor Them Continued Success and Prosperity. J. M. HOLT 24 COURT SQUARE Real Estate Insurance Loans tm Jove The Paramount Cafe 31 Commerce Street BEST WISHES TO THE Tivoli Theatre ON THEIR OPENING.

After the Picture DRINK "at1- HARRY'S PLACE 25 Commerce Street Congratulation and Best Wishes to the Tivoli Theatre 89 Commerce Street On The Occasion Of THeir Opening ye Wish For You Great Success in This New Enterprise tps clara bow lou tellegem; alyce mills; donald koth uujan lejgktoh jean dc driac hazel. keener: OTTOMATtESQt Heartiest Congratulations and Best Wishes to The Tivoli Theatre Harry J. Eisenberg General Insurance. Phone Cedar-2686. Montala Grocery Co.

Wholesale Orocer. 133 Commerce Street Cedar-3402 Synchronized by a 90-Piece Orchestra On The Phototone On The PHOTOTONE On The PHOTOTONE INSURE TO BE SURE.