ON THE SCREEN.

Franklin Times, Volume XIX, Issue 82, 17 July 1929, Page 8

ON THE SCREEN.

STRAND—TO-NIGHT. “BEGGARS OF LIFE.” I • George Kotsonaros, who has a face that only Bull Montana could envy, was engaged for the role of “Baldv,” one of the important cl/aracters of “Beggars of Life,” the attraction at the Strand theatre to-night. The Greek wrestler’s tremendous physique, fearsome visage and proven acting skill have brought him increasingly important screen rotes during the two years he has been in motion pictures. In Jim Tully’s epic of tramp life he appears in support of Wallace Beery, Louise Brooks and Richard Arlen. All four depict hobo parts in the stark story.

THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.

“WHO KILLED MIMI BELLAMY?”

Who killed Mimi Bellamy? Detectives admitted themselves baffled, the prosecuting attorney flayed", everyone mercilessly in his wild desire to And the perpetrator; former sweet-hearts, husbands and wives were accused — clues led in all directions. But no one knew who killed Mimi Bellamy!

“The Bellamy Trial” is the most thrilling and mysterious murder pic-' ture made to date. You’ll sit tensely expectant and absorbed. You’ll follow every incident, every detail of facial'Expression and every bit of damaging testimony with breathless interest. You’ll forget, that you are sitting in a theatre and imagine you are witnessing an actual murder trial. But never in a thousand years will you guess who killed Mimi Bellamy! “The Bellamy Trial” is refreshingly different. It offers picture patrons a welcome relief from society dramas, underworld pictures and the like. See ii at the Straff'd Theatre on Thursday and Friday with Beatrice Joy and Betty Bronson in the leading roles.