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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 30, 1919.
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Catherine MacDonald
! THE VOMAN THQU. G&ZEST ME
Coining to Isis Wed
"The Woman Thou Gavcst Me."
Virtually an all-star cast presents
the Paramount-Artcraft special pic
tiyp. "The Woman Thou Gavest Me."
Hail Caine's masterpiece, directed by
Hugh Ford, which will be shown at
the Isis theatre on Wednesday next
for two c ays.
The ro e of Mary MacNeill is por
trayed by Katherine MacDonald, one
of the most beautiful actresses, who
will be r?membered for her excellent
work as Lady Diana in "The Squaw
Man," a Cecil De Mille Artcraft spe
cial, and for her work in support of
Douglas Fairbanks and William S.
Hart, as well as in other notable pic
lures. Miss MacDonald is fitted in
every way for the tremendously pow
erful emotional part in the Caine pic-
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ncsday and Thursday.
ture, for she is not only beautiful but
accomplished In the histrionic art and
giited with a splendid sense of pro
portion. Her rendition is declared; to
be a work of real art. ' .
Milton Sills, seen on several occa
sions as leading man for Clara Kim
ball Young, a well known actor of the
screen. Is cast as Martin Conrad, the
intrepid young explorer, whose love for
Mary is one of the inspiring features
of the theme. He is particularly ex
cellent in the emotional moments with
which the picture abounds.
Theodore Roberts, the veteran char
acter actor, i3 Daniel MacNeill, ths
stern and unyielding father of Mary.
He is hard as flint, proud as Lucifer
and he sacrifices his child on the al
tar of his selfishness. The part . is a
most absorbing one and is portrayed
by Mr, Roberts with infinite artistry, i
Jack Holt, who was "Cash Haw
kins," in "The Squaw Man," plays the
heavy role of Lord Raa, the scapegrace
scion of a noble family. The part is
a despicable one and it is a tribute to
an actor's genius that he is able to
interpret it in such convincing fash
ion as Jack Holt has done.
Frltzi Brunette, a well known screen
actress, depicts the adventuress, Alma
JLier, and does it with great art and a
verismilitude that is rare even in these
days of finished acting The difficult
character becomes real and con vine Ins
in Miss Brunette's capable hands. ,
Nile Welch Leading Man in "Little
Comrade."
Niles Welch, one of the most popu
lar of the screen's leading men, who
was recently signed by the Famous
Players-Lasky corporation to appear
in Paramount pictures, will be seen at
the Isis theatre tomorrow as leading
man in support of Vivian Martin in
her new picture, "Little Comrade."
The combination of two such pop
ular players makes this photoplay, it
is said, one of the best in which the
charming Miss Martin has appeared,
especially since the story Is unique
and timely.
Mr. Welch has the role of a young
man . who, because he has been pam
pered all his life by his parents, and
older brothers, lacks the stamina nec
essary to enable him to get through
the difficult times of life Without
flinching. When he is drafted for the
national army, although he realizes
the necessity of sacrifice, he nearly
breaks down and deserts.
How he is regenerated, through- the
example of the heroine, whose courage
and cheerfulness in the face of adver
sity, inspire him to overcome his un
fortunate training, the picture tells in
a fascinating way.
The photoplay is based upon the
story by Juliet Wilbur Tompkins, en
titled "The Two Benjamins." It was
adapted for the screen by Alice Eyton.
and directed by Chester Whitney. In
the supporting cast are such popular
players as Gertrude Claire, L. W.
Steers, Richard Cumm'ings, Nancy
Chase, Eleanor Hancock and others.
Pauline ' Frederick. New
Play Has
Novel Climax.
Interesting always and at times viv
idly dramatic, Pauline Frederick's
newest Goldwyn picture, "The Fear
Woman," which comes to the Isis
theatre today, embodies a distinct nov
elty in climaxes. Its denouement is
not only completely unexpected but is,
moreover, true to feminine psychol
ogy. When Helen Winthrop (Pauline
Frederick) deceives the man she loves
into thinking the worst of her and
then, when she is sure that every one
else shares his belief, suddenly lets
him see the truth this makes for per
plexing drama and confirms popular
belief in woman's baffling mental pro
cesses. Consider the case of a girl who
breaks her engagement to marry a
man within two minutes of the cere
mony; who leaves her. home to seek
diversion among strangers and all be
cause she is haunted by the fear of
an hereditary weakness. She meets at
a resort a foolish, fat son of an
equally fat and foolish mother, who,
in desperation, summons her lsiryer
to talk common sense to Percy.
Think of the girl when she Is con
fronted by the lawyer, who happens
to be the man she cast off and still
loves. Does she tell him she does not
care for the fellow who is dangling
after her? Does she say that she has
never forgotten the lawyer? Not In
the least. -
Helen Winthrop deliberately holds
him at bay, parries his inquires with
bitingly sarcastic remarks and alto-
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PAULINE
FREDERICK
FEAR WOMAN
Isia Today.
gether.plays at being a sphinx without
a secret. Not only that; she plans to
put him to the test' far more exacting
than she ever dreamed would be pos
sible. Deliberately the girl pretends
that the curse of her ancestors drink
has taken possession of her. When
her new-found friends shrink from
her and the mother of Percy gloats
over Helen's supposed down Jp.ll, she
Is thrilled1 by the faith her lover shows
in her. - This is her supreme triumph.
Laughingly she casts off her mask, re
calls the play of . "David Garrick," in
which intoxication Is simulated with
heartbreaking effect, and lets the truth
shine from her eyes and ginger-ale
in her, glass tells its tale.
This is the brilliant climax in "The
Fear Woman" and Pauline Frederick
blends comedy and tragedy with su
perb effect.
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All children troubled with worms
have an unhealthy color, which indi
cates poor blood, and as a' rule, there
is more or less stomach disturbance.
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given regularly for two or three weeks
will enrich the blood, Improve the di
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worms, and the Child will be in perfect
health. Pleasant to take. 60c per
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When the bloofr becomes foul from
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brain and muscles with nourishment
nd strength. The result is that you
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Note these new fresh goods just arrived and
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25c Eau de Cologrne Talcum
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25c Melba Talcum
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75c Mary Garden Talcum
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63c
White Bed Spread
Sale Monday Only
A few numbers from our regular
stock of high grade, heavy crochet,
and hemmed edge, square cut Bed
Spreads this morning. Cash only
no phone orders.
2.25 Bed Spread Crochet hemmed.
good quolity, 54x86
"Casco" . .............
2.75 Bed Spreads. 72x82.
double bed size "Irving"
$3 Bed Spreads, 72x84,
fine value, "Jewetf...
3.50 Bed Spreads, size
76x86, "Kenwich"
$4 Bed Spreads, 76x88,
"Oakdale"
4.50 Bed Spreads, 84x94,
"Varsity"
1.75
2.25
2.45
2.75
3.25
3.75
Child's Handkerchiefs
Monday Only
Fancy borders, Fancy corners, some
all white, ff
Special each
Sheets, Pillow Cases
Prices on thee goods are going up higher than during
the war. The next stock we purchase will be worth more at
cost than our present selling prices. We have a large ship
ment just in, another one on the road, which we will sell at
the regular low prices these were contracted for months
ago. See our window display and get your supply at once.
We mention a few of our brands. 1
Areon Sheets, 63x90,
Areon Sheets, 72x90,
Areon Sheets, 81x90,
Mohawk Sheets, 81x90, now 1.75
Dependon Sheets, 81x99, now. 2.25
Dependon Pillow Cases, now 45c
Pequot Pillow Cases, now .50c
JUST RECEIVED! Full line of Fancy Beads,
Trimming Beads, Steel Beads in all colors, and
bronzed, also Beading Needles.
Also Neckchains of pure coral. Steel chains
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Drapery Fabrics
Fancy Figured materials only of
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Linen Fabrics, Cretones, Chintz.
Reps, Tapestry and others, all at
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3 DAY SALE
50c, 65c, 75c, Crepe
Lot of fancy solid colors In cot
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