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■rfhe Great Lie
Coming Sunday
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potion at the OrpheumTheatre
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rfhe love story of a magnifi
l cheat will be the feature at
^jjjorrow, Sunday. Bette Da
the screen's first lady of dra
is starred, and the title is
rfiie Great Lie.” W th George
^nt co starred and Edmund
gilding directing, ‘ The Great
is another stirring screen ex
erjenee from these stars and the
irector of * The Old Maid” and
purk Victor}-.”
‘■•The Great Lie” is a modern
>ve story, the first role of its
ppethat the two-times Acad
gjy Award winning star has
]dyed since she rose to stellar
eights. “Maggie,” the character
lue portrays, is a normal Amer
?s© girl> very much in love and
iiling to fight all odds to keep
tie man she loves. There isn’t a
race of meanness about her, and
tie is naturally a gay and happi
est®, a wealthy girl who
booses to lead a simple, country
fe. All the feminine skulldug
ery which enters the plot is car
ied od by Mary Astor, Bette’s
val for Brent’s love in the story.
Miss Astor portrays a very so
histicated woman of the world,
[concert pianist who also rides
he top crest of cafe society,
[rent plays an aviator and ex
lorer, in love with Bette, but
ttracted to Mary during his m
bariated moments One of the
nest interesting points of “The
3aeat Lie” is the way these
6ree characters change and de
elop under the stress of the dra
istic developments of this love
iangle.
Besides Miss Davis, Brent,
ad Miss Astor, the cast includes
ich well-known players as Lu
te Watson, Hattie McDaniel,
uoq McDaniel and Russel Hicks.
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