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180 CLASS »— Dramas
Later Lord Darlingfton (Ronald Coleman), a friend of the Windermeres, in love with Lady Windermere, discovers that Lord Windermere has visited Mrs. Erlynne. Darlington tells Lady Windermere that her husband is unfaithful and persuades her to elope with him. She leaves for his apartment only to find there Mrs. Erlynne, who had discovered her plans and wants to make her go home. They quarrel, but when Darlington, Windermere and a number of other gentlemen arrive unexpectedly, they both are driven to hiding,
Windermere sees his wife's fan and accuses Darlington of having his wife there. He is about to search the place when Mrs. Erlynne sacrifices her future by appearing and claiming the fan.
Still ignorant of their relationship, Lady Windermere appreciates the sacrifice and gladly returns to her husband. It is he who now condemns Mrs. Erlynne and she who champions her cause.
Lord Augustus has been unable to forget the fascinating Mrs. Erlynne despite the disgrace of finding her in Darlington's apartment. She has also fallen in love with him and at last he proposes to her. Finally she finds happiness in his love and the knowledge that, without revealing her relationship, she has saved her daughter from the mistake that had ruined her own life.
A remarkably clever screen adaptation of a comedy-drama which has had continuous popularity on the legitimate stage for over thirty years.
2360 feet — on 6 reels Rental $4.50
8142 Code SEGI The Night Club* Paramount
Featuring Raymond Griffith, Vera Reynolds,
Wallace Beery and Louise Fazenda
What good is a legacy of a million dollars to a woman hater, if he must marry a girl he never has seen in order to get it? Raymond Griffith learns of this inheritance just after he has renounced all women, because a girl he was about to marry left him at the altar.
Taking his valet, Ray seeks seclusion in a Spanish village where he hopes to find few, if any women.
To his great disappointment, women of all kinds seek his company. He is nearly killed by one of them — a pretty girl in a big automobile. His valet tells Ray that this girl, Vera Reynolds, is the one his uncle has selected for him to marry! Ray remarks ecstatically that to marry such a girl would be an easy way to make a million dollars. Vera, who is an heiress, hears the remark and at once denounces him as a fortune hunter.
Stunned by her accusation, Ray tells her that she can have the whole fortune, that he wouldn't have anything to do with any part of it. Learning from his valet that Vera would get the money if he should die, Ray sets out to make away with himself. He tries a gun, but it won't discharge; he resorts to hanging himself from a chandelier, but the fixture pulls out of the ceiling. Other attempts are equally fruitless.
As a last resort, Ray hires Beery to slay him. Then Ray and Vera make up, so when Ray sees Beery approaching, he flees through the streets. Beery catches him, only to tell him that he can't carry out the bargain, as he has reformed!
One of the funniest pictures ever made, "The Night Club" will convulse any audience.
1959 feet— on 5 reels Rental $5.00
*Title misleading. Nothing to do zuith wild night life iti a big city.
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