Keystone Theatre, New York City, New York - May 2, 1925 KEYSTONE THEATRE Broadway Between 99th and 100th Streets TELEPHONE 8228 RIVERSIDE Published by Bloch Adv. Service, Inc.   KEYSTONE THEATRE Broadway and 100th Street Telephone Riverside 8228 LESSEE AND MANAGER, IDA W. McDONOUGH B. Dimitman, House Manager Continuous Performance Daily from 1:30 to 11 P.M. SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, MAY 2, 3, 4 ANITA STEWART in "NEVER THE TWAIN SHALL MEET" Metro-Goldwyn Pictures CAST TAMEA ANITA STEWART Dan Pritchard Bert Lytell Mark Mellenger Huntly Gordon Maisie Justine Johnstone James Muggridge George Siegmann Gaston Larrieau Lionel Barrymore Butler William Norris Mrs. Pippy Emily Fitzroy Miss Smith Princess Marie de Bourbon Julia Florence Turner Captain Hackett Ernest Butterworth Doctor Ben Deeley Assistant Doctor Roy Coulson A man and maid who gambled their all for love. A romance of untamed devotion, tense with adventure and sacrifice, rich with the shimmering beauty of the exotic South Seas. THOMAS MEIGHAN with LILA LEE in "OLD HOME WEEK" A Paramount Picture CAST TOM CLARK THOMAS MEIGHAN Ethel Harmon Lila Lee J. Edward Brice Larry Wheat Marshall Coleman Charles Dow Clark Townsend Barton Max Figman Uncle Henry Charles Sellon Mary Clark Telma Tiden Judge Harmon Sidney Paxton Jim Ferguson Joseph Smiley Frikkle Jack Terry Otey Jinks Leslie Hunt Mrs. Clark Isabel West Congressman Brady Clayton Frye In brief, the story deals with the experiences of a small town boy, who returns home after having "made good" in New York. At least the townspeople take it for granted that he has been successful inasmuch as his business cards read "President of the Amalgamated Oil Co." The citizens hail his arrival with the keenest delight because the town is at that very moment in the midst of an oil boom. Pathe News KEYSTONE THEATRE WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, MAY 5, 6 "THE SHADOW ON THE WALL" with EILEEN PERCY and CREIGHTON HALE CAST LUCIA WARRING EILEEN PERCY GEORGE WALTERS CREIGHTON HALE Robert Glaxton William V. Mong "The Missus" Dale Fuller "Bleary" Jack Curtis Hode Hardy Kirkland George Warring Willis Marks "The Shadow on the Wall" deals with a young man who is forced into being a crook, although his natural tendencies are honest. It is this strange twist of Fate, however, that makes him the central figure in a fight for a fortune. Throughout the entire plot there is present the ever-mysterious "shadow." Strangely enough, it is by a shadow that the hero wins a fortune and a wife. ADOLPH ZUKOR AND JESSE L. LASKY PRESENT "THE NIGHT CLUB" with RAYMOND GRIFFITH VERA REYNOLDS, WALLACE BEERY, LOUISE FAZENDA Adapted by Walker Woods from William De Mille's Play, "After Five" Directed by Frank Urson and Paul Iribe Screen Play by Keene Thompson CAST ROBERT WHITE RAYMOND GRIFFITH Edith Henderson Vera Reynolds Diablo Wallace Beery Carmen Louise Fazenda The story deals with a young fellow who inherits a million dollars from his uncle but has to marry a certain girl to collect. He has just gone through the unpleasant experience of having "The only girl in the world" walk out of the church on him for another fellow, and his feelings toward women in general are not what they might be, so he passes up the legacy, but when he sees the girl in the case, it's a different story entirely. Published by Bloch Adv. Service, Inc. ADOLPH ZUKOR AND JESSE L. LASKY PRESENT BETTY COMPSON in "NEW LIVES FOR OLD" with Wallace MacDonald, Theodore Kosloff and Sheldon Lewis OLYMPE BETTY COMPSON Hugh Warren Wallace MacDonald De Montrichard Theodore Kosloff Pugin Sheldon Lewis Jean Bertaut Jack Joyce Widow Turrene Margaret Seddon Senator Warren Joseph Dowling Mrs. Warren Helen Dunbar Berthe Gale Henry Nancy Marvel Quivey Cafe Manager Ed. Faust Adaptation by Adelaide Heilbron     Directed by Clarence Badger A PARAMOUNT PICTURE A tense, swift-moving drama of wartime in which the girl, a celebrated Parisian dancer, is caught in the meshes of the French secret service and forced to sacrifice everything -- apparently ever her great love for an American army captain -- for her country. It is a succession of thrills, linked together into one of the most remarkable plays of recent years. "THE TOWER OF LIES" with LON CHANEY and NORMA SHEARER A METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER PICTURE JAN LON CHANEY GOLDY NORMA SHEARER AUGUST William Haines Katrina Claire McDowell Lars Ian Keith Eric David Torrence Helma Anne Schaefer Curate Edward Connelly Paddler Leo White Based on Selma Lagerlof's Novel Two men -- one loved her, one looked on her with the eyes of desire. Ignorant of the world, she listened to the call of wealth, pleasure, gayety. While at home waited a father who lived in a tower of gorgeous lies, and the boy who could offer her only love and peace. Pathe News and Out of the Ink Well Matinees Daily  20c Matinees Saturday, Sunday and Holidays  25c Evenings  35c Children 20c (PROGRAM SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE) Look around NOW and choose the nearest Exit to your seat. In case of fire walk (not run) to THAT Exit. Do not try to beat your neighbor to the street. Fire Commissioner, THOMAS J. DRENNAN NOTE: The original owner of this program apparently checked off the films that they had seen. Photos from The Night Club (1925) More Information on the Keystone Theatre... The Keystone (Carlton) Theatre at CinemaTreasures.com Last Modified April 11, 2011