From the Far East come frequent ships laden with the rarest treasures of the Orient, silks, brocades, teakwood and ebony, to find their places in the home of some wealthy merchant in an American Chinatown. In Sessue Hayakawa's most recent production "Where Lights Are Low," released by R-C Pictures Corporation and being exhibited at the Kenworthy Sunday, much of the action occurs in San Francisco's Chinatown. In an effort to reproduce faithfully the interiors of lavishly furnished Chinese homes, Robert Ellis, art director, spent several weeks in research work and many of the interiors designed for this production were modeled after prints of sumptuously decorated Chinese apartments.
SOMETHING DIFFERENT AT THE KENWORTHY MONDAY
For the seeker after something different in the realm of the photoplay, the management of the Kenworthy theatre has something special to offer next Monday when there will be presented the thrilling heart-interest photodrama, "Why Girls Leave Home."
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 The Buick Disc Clutch is the Great War Tank Clutch. These monstrous, powerful war tanks, plowing their way through swamp and forest—over trench, embankment and shell hole—battering their way through every obstacle—required above all things a clutch absolutely positive, dependable, and easy to operate. This is the clutch that is used in Buick cars, provides the same certainty and safety either for ordinary service or unforeseen emergency. 