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te Women More Spiritudtly Minded Than Man? ota ye dg Whitaker +3e A . Are women more. spitituaftianinded thas emhitind it ay? There's new.{uel for aryument about thde age-old. quee- Jon in “The Miracle Man,”, Paramounts mudt @vecasod uction of the famous ecretn classic startibg totey at re PATE nount Theatre. , Hed ‘Sylvia Sidney, ae'the underwold girl who “goes tralght” (the fe first played by Betty Campron) beats ber boy friesd te ref- imation; the sincerity of “The Miracle Man" is weleomad by de inate decency in her own soul, and she sheds, guickly qratefuily, the hard shell that was developed in her cnderwortd ‘nvironment. Hired to masquerade as the aweet, simple niece, of the old man elected for exploitation by the gang, she ames \cornfully enough when told to “forget that you ever saw & fin bottle.” But in the sunny little viliage ahe finds bereelf at home, and ends by wiping off her wickedness as easily an she wipes off the Lipttis oe Not so with Chester Morrie, | Miracle Miah” leaves this ques- the clever crook, (played before |tion of “Who se noblest among py Thomas Meighan) whose re- you" just where we found It. action to religics ig “How much But meanwhile you will have. will it wet me in cold cath?” jenjoyed a strange, intensely Having decided tbat, rightly|moving story of love and re- managed, the ous racket|demption, If this wonder pic- wil) get him plecty, Morria|ture leaves you untouched, you goes about collecting from tbe;must be a tougher customer faithful with neatness and dis- than any of the gang who ad- patch He isn't bothered by{ mit themselves conquered by conscieme. reverence. pity, or the mmarvelods power, and the any uch weakening virtue simple landness, of “The Mir- Keen as a razor, modern as a/acie Man.” machine gun, be applies the ef-)~ ~~~ ficlency of the city crook t y ere ee fatr tore, We'll Hatch Our Own bane charity of the om H-town What do you mean, order baby ealer When even hin crook + " chicks and ducks now? When pals desert him. he merely eaya |? ne ete ehichs do. they in effect “All right. reform if liver . - more money for me [to duck? ‘This looks ax if, in self-im- The ides, bring them my eggs! provement, the woman wins. Aly will not do no such terrible values honesty more! But wait. - SYLVIA SIDNEY CHESTER MORRIS HOBART BOSWORTH. IRVING PICHTL Rosset COOGAN WmEATRR Now Playing Thear two, crooks and lovers to | gether until this difference sep-| Jonee—Brown ‘had hie life favaten them, are not alone I!! sured for a bundred thousand Miss Sidney ie more responsive | doflarn to good influences that Mr.|” Mry.J—t've notived his wife Morris, she is influenced by a0-| hax mopped telling bim to ‘be other man—an old man, the| careful when he leaves home. Patriarch who works, mmoang, a other miracles, the miracle of i the earliest convert. for a crip- man chooses money—bis git! | tring - you believe “the Lord will provide" 1’ pled child (Robert Coogan) 18) niyo, — ‘ First to feel the beating power.) "/voree Seeker—T wouldn't be Furthermore, tf Mr. Morris is hard-boiled, the other crooke— that thieving beggar, the Frog GJoha Wray) and the yi CAPITOL cracking | pickpocket (Ned) Today Sparke) aren't theult to wrote The totes Mies t Behind Sidney. In the end even the! village atheist (Irving Piche!! ! The Mask” we joine the faithful So, if Mins Sidney geta there first, there are atrong mep to Boris Karloft follow her in the steps of “The} Jack Holt Miracle Man” And thougtther || Constance Cammings conversion ia for a time a bar- rer to shut out the man she fae he viel lover, auch barriers can be) meltea even 11 6uch a atubborn | realist a Mr. Morris never! swhetts acknowledges defeat. On the whole, sou see, “The! ee, ‘The kind of hit that makes the GEORGIA the most popular theatre in town!