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PROGRAM
SUNDAY AND MONDAY, AUGUST 25 AND 26. |
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MARY PICKFORD
in
"HOW
COULD YOU, JEAN?" |
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Frances Marion's adaptation of Eleanor Hoyt Brainerd's newly published
novel, "How Could You, Jean?", gives Mary Pickford one of the
most delightful roles she has ever essayed. One of the delights, to Mary
herself, as she frankly admits, is the opportunity it affords her to wear
many costumes. Throughout "M'liss" she wore but one
costume -- or correctly speaking, one and a half -- but as
"Jean" she wears everything from the street dress of a green
Swedish maid to the beautiful evening gowns and -- but the other is a
secret.
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