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lJUDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1819
THE EVENING HERALD
AYS AND PLAYERS TO APPEAR
T THE LOCAL MOTION PICTURE
H EATERS DURING COMING WEEK
"titular and Mnnitar, 't"nil)T hllndlnK Mnilatnrm, Drlnira her Into
nrt II. ftfaitva tlrurltw-rll lnl(nmi jilrt aa Ihe ftrlnB aMitM la alm
'tl miinuiiHliia-ma" nw Fox In at tlie MlniUaliK-d ixil. Ih
i'nF. I iieahea In fmnl of them aa tha imh(I
f rrnt the novel l ien ef firea, reeelTliiir h htilleta lht wcra
n thiowlttic tllca tltrea tlmea fur iniettileil fur iha man aha Inveil. -.
Inn of a (Tl ml finally I On rThlar ami winhhl, H plem
1 in wild li.acirii .In- in or.ler ! hee i n. 17, " A fr'Mln liM. " ihe
. iww ho renliaea Ihla will luteal William Kox proil.tellun .Inr.
her .o.t. II la a Ir. aiemlmialy ! rln Kvelyn Nealill, in which Ihla re.
til aitiif of three human heir'a ! markntilv inlentetl enimlmml art reaa
w hnaa of the H! trtiinalr- ; la atill lo achlev tha auprama trl
wa and at ha. anil are aoeltieil i umnli of her art.
' tha e.ir.aerrni,r, oil of a If- Hha t.-iltea Ihe pnrt nf a Tlnwallnn
"a. in 1h lunula of (lliul- a j prlrr 'an who vlnlla n lif'ornia aa Iha
wall nrMl an ttntiftil.'iltv (rontl rail etieel nf a wealthy aoelety woman.
William, n.'iiit ami Thini.ta Tha little prlneewi Immetllntely atorea
hi. Ihla plujr promiNca lo ha ona , a aitt-lul etir.'eea and Winn tha Inva nf
alrotia at Unit ima rumfl lo till tha anrlely wfman'a nephew . In an
te Itii'itlvr. I ilett a xiuldrun aiiat cannot m -at w. at
1na.liiy ami Wr tlM-Mbiy, frep. la Iha anclety womnn'a ronlentlun.
r M anil 24. '11m IiiwimI. nvw- ' llnwrtir. aha la willing thnt thla In
f Iti x lleirh'e pholo-ilriiniiii I tmrent girl airrlfha her honor lo n
upon tha relfhratM) nuihnr'a ' ainiiffKllnil fiiand boalnn aa a WfUilthy
of Iha atiina numa. leluli limn.
leu. Hi,, leiiiltilne rote la tnken I Tha heroine la rarrled to Hnwtill
y Ijinrill, nnl tl henttty of tha ' hv Iha vllllnn, and h r real nweethenrl
Id "Kulllia," who la plating lor I lollnwa. Hha aounila Iha yarht'a alren
ral t me In moving ph'lurea. whuh ralla Iha hnrhur polite. KMC
alory la ore of power and np- I rraeiieil. and alia freaa her lover
Kim Milllll an old timer In 'who hna heen Imprlafined nt the In
kalian country, nmrrtea a kIi 1 1 y a iKiillon of tha ylllnln. Thna Ihey
the anat. Hha la Aliea Andrawa, nro riured to arteh other. The piny
' vi.ulevllle uilnax who h.i l atil.l lo ahound In tenaa human In
Ihere with her iluni Ina nl tm r. Icreat.
Ilalrliiy. Me lllnreliiy) ileaerta
id when the ol.ler man emiwilea AT THE "M" TIIF.TF:II.
ntrititae la tha loKiiul ntili-ome.l fn hllinaijr alal MotMlttv, Heptemhe.
the la not h.-ippy In aplte of tli;l nnd a, VViillnce Held will nmka
n of har hualund. Ila olfei-a I 'e'n Inuah In h la lit I eat I'uratnount hit
'Ha Ik-mi ilea a roof over liar head I "U ru-d. t . Hanry wrola tha
lie Mimilur of her Ntirroundiiiaa "'ory nnd roiled It "Tha Iliillierdier of
or lonelineaa nnike Alle- a.-y 1 "" IMW lineln.-hlona." hul t'liira
tr linrrluy when ha rrturtw. I feneyaa Kennady made II oyer for
1111 diai iivira llil. and lnrlnn.lv """"" ,n "r " "T
llil inn. i.m r 111 . nnd liirlnualy ,h, a.preaalva lllla.
them out. Ilrok. n in .pint -ta Wi,M, ,,, , ,h, r,, t ,h, h..
' . "". n""""1"" ro. a ....n mnn who ha. neyer
venttiall, flu.l. , rl. Ii vein of ,w , hl. ,, .,,., h, m,a, in
Mi l. Ill relttriia lo town nnd dl-', ,, tll.n. nn.lertnkea to eiirn hla
Alli a. now a wre. k of hr j tlvlna) for thirty duya. In order to
r aelf. pnni.ln nit Inly In Iha I ,,rvr lo , lnlr father-in-law
anea hall while llnrelny apenita ; u,at ha will ha a worthy hiiahand.
ma anillillna I'roiil Ihla liner- y lhe lerma of Ihe aitree nt. If
Itiinllon deyeloi a I nnlllnt I ha la fired onee for Ini nmpeleney dur-
autitea forth In a atiporh hural ' K the thirty dnya. tha hel la orf
y nod a l llllliiK la f 'in-lied audi i 'oliceulietillv the hero llvi m In dead-
iv Itea Meio-h eonld devlae. ly fer of hearlna Ihe worda "Vou'ra
Ttiurwlny. Heptemtier iii. Thedn r'ltett" apiiken lo or applied to hint,
to "I mkT 'I'wti i'lalfo" a William : lly realanlnK Juat hefnre Iha worda
eralon of Ihe notuhle noel hy e.-in ha applied to him holila all aorta
Thla pletiire hna jnat eon- I of joha for a few duya, nml tlttnlly lie
1 A lonir run at Ihe At'inlemy of wna out.
and other well known N 'w I niil.lile nf runnlna n lypewrllar.
photoplay houaea. jplnylna a x)oihnne. artlnit tin a "ha.
ill hnpiena hef anaa f Ir i k Irv lierdler" in a raahlnnahle remirl. un
h.ia a tiiMiit'i for iru m !! li. I1 ' enverlnr a aati uf erooka. and aavtur
f u la mme ilelita lliaii he tan pin-, ' hia father. In Inw lo-lia from ruin.
V on hla Inolh.-r llirlie. until the!""" yeraattle younir mnn hna nothltm
Ine a halikriipn y nnd then " do. And how he doea It nnd how
it eneek w li II I lie nil me of "r 1 ,,r a 1,1 1,1 " uii- m- i..- ,
Itnrkii ,i,u.n. a tro nd nf Ihe ' Intere.t InalV told In III la clever alory.
Ilerlle. e.mnonied ttlth thai, '"il llnwley. who ha won a
y. .h.Mtl.l. n. the hlaitie hn.l fla.-a ''' follwii, due to her a..... work
,l,l valel. Hake. Th lire ir. .1 "' ' " " 7"1" I""""" ,r
rnln will ehlntir Im wteiked atrl . 7 .. i""'"""- ','m"
,..,,..n p.. v., I. Hint they , ,'.',. ,. ;hr" , ,.., mr ,..
linn .Miixitt, TtM'iMlor' lt'h-rlit, Urn
ry V.iH)warl, H'rtrt l'r)ir Uuy
iiioml Haltnn anil Wlllliim I am tit.
T.ril i. aa,a-u U'fVn.wi.tMaa taa.H-
" i nun ii inH-tlrHiitntlc mamrit.r
fiimliy wiiii ri.(..nl Munnm 'K.rr't K.-rvh-" wnU Kuin-rt Wir
uit wiiniv'. Thin rnmliy .o wl,.k HB ,rwlM k. iMinnmi. TIik Ihk
i hiii, it fiiiht ihf rim. .Ml;.!. ml: . IlV ..tn WfHi,n bi.) .r.tn .. t.v tl.r
oil, niift tin iKirWinn of n j fiitiimiN Hrlor im.l pluywrltcht Wtlliatn
nf flfulh i.i'on linn. Ikui (, 1 1 it lint'.
v hint, rifl- Hi i Hun ttif itnwr! ! Thr utorv in Itild In th liPM'iff'!
tri'in n p i" Hit th Min-ra'p t rliy ir Itli htnunil at the Hinw of the
Mirtt In hih itif leiifi'l mi owi n i tv1 Wnr, Jut tiefiu. dni-tiiK unit nt
t ntnl ilrlvfH nittoly UirtniKh ' er U rapiurv h Ihv Northern fr-n-
William Farnum and Capt. Newberry
Displaying Day's Catch of Tuna
1 - k r . .-(- v. I . , -"-V
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Tlio I lain Tuim wi n Ukm In tho KnIi-th or NmiiIa mnl nii l-lnn.l. t nl on lltrltl Uh-h'r, wlm h iHiUt nf rot! nf
ft fi--t, him 14 Iih-Ihis tti ft ftM-l, wvlvlil lrUIIt UllJ C-tlllfMll H. Tttti luw Tuim 1.(1mI Ah , IMl
h. )l el.
rrcftllty Ihey hnvr KOH to AU'le-H
1. 1 1 em of ruttiitu. II tf llTle
t'latirftlf (Theiln ItiMH),
ThP hlrturo nwerf ully nnd pU'turf"
iiitly trottri th hrnv aptrlt Unit I
.tvnlle ( t.ir ilini- In Ihnt rh k"t !
ptiy, Thr t'ourHifp of the women of
ih fiouth Im niin ii hiKh meed of
Irilmtw In "MeeTe!- Irvl.-e - h l Mi
vulitr if Ihe men of hoth nten 1-1
iUHloly. The flnul union of the
North iind ttouth h miiktnrlv yni-
holtKed In IMe rlotiiK mem when Ih
Northern npy nnl the hrave iiml
proud little Hon t hern worm-n wulk si
lently aide hy nide frmu the rnw
ynrd In wlilih reKtu the eluy of their
loved one, noldtera nf hoth Mldea.
Mnjor Huheit Wurwielt, the mildler
Ktnr, return to the nereen In thin. hit.
fil'Mt litrttii Rlnee pe r I nil two venr
j In FrHfire. tie Im nupiiorted hy enoun!i
Kuire inr ten piciuri. i :ie pienire ,n
dlreeie.l hy 1 1 ik H Kord. direct or or
"The Woimin Thou Invent Me."
Bc-ehftrlo hy lli-ulah Murte ltx.
itn Ttiiirry nml I'Hilny. Hepiem-lo-r
C't mid Jit, l-nrothy Ihilton In.
i "i iiher .Men V lv ," m rre.it jro. .
hiTi pln;. It In U ThoniiiN II. In-e-
1 I'iiniotount pleture of m mont goruM nl i
jnpp'-nl.
loi.ithy pillion ilnfi not rteiond
alone for Plieee In I Ills picture up- '
I on hep miiHiilnr M-rern denuiy, nor op
I'M) the xplt mini mid le:t i it if n t llurt
I Mlid DC'lli-l 111 Wllie the Hloty 'Hj
. m-ien tl; nor npun the irnrcfotiK I
! irowna nnd (inttiititn nhe we.irn - h'lt I
I t'fMin all theee elentenn, nnd in hIIi
II ion (mont hiiportittit of ulli upon h-ri
itioMt excellent ni'dnir The conihinu-1
tP-n nf ihe- vit.il eleiin-iitH to nu-1
!reHn hum ht't-h iiiu-i deftly mad" with i
the result thai tnm l.iilton and Hie
UiMrtlliK Hrllhtr who have Ihe Itn
pi'i iiint rolen wltti her have enact-1
i ii very wti lklnir and unu-ual epiMOth-Kl
In n maniier that convim i i tht Hpcr-
talor that the Btory im from !fe.
The Mtory told upon tlie wwn Ih n
nnt omnion one, Imt nncinnmon an it
n. It i wholly within the poHil.c, I
and tf'e credulity nf Ihe upectntor m
not hived In follow 'n It to H top-1 nil
hot unexpected ronWualun. The r'd
ual fleveiopittrnt of ilrainutP' ln:eret
and riiiti nip, from the moment Ihe
spectator neene the lioprovl-iied t'yn
tlua I rook ( I oi olhy I hillon t ll In
on Ihe niiorrtlkoua hounty of her one
time frieruln. until Die rrat tentpdi
tion eo men lo her nnd "he HUccumhN,
In reoiarhiihh for )t reiiltmii ami tt
lelliy. Thl ilraniHtlr aumpenw heticlH
erm w ht-n the yotinic woman h.'C(im'n
the pawn of Kenwlclt Flint III. K.
Ilerherll iinil d llliniely out to
lore Jam en llordon I Korcnl Hi an ley I
Into n iminpromiHiiiK niui.itlun where
he will tie dl"'Over-d l-y hm wife Vi
otn Gordon 1 1 'el) Hnone) and Klltit,
onlll Hhe repudiate h-r pledge atxl
to the heat of her nhiltlv make a
meniU for the WHinjf ahe had endeav
ored to do to tjordon. Iter iranwfor
nmtlon from lh weak and dependi-ni
Hocleiy 'eponr' to a welf-rellant,
Keif- i-uptMrt.m( Woiniir, nnd the plc
lUrtKation of the reiftner.illon th.it
comex from hom-at urn hoimrnide toil
and nobp. ue Kive Minn lultin an
ex tr.iordltiary opportunity that che
iiiin employed with nn (fxiUlatte
charm.
n Knlunhiy, Heptemher 57 only,
Mary IMekford In 'Hehind the Weenea'
Ther. are f-w dramim itritduceil on
the ataife or In ptetitrea lhai preaent
in charroliitf u aolKet "Itchlnd th"
Hcenea." and when In addition we
hav, the Inimitable Maty I'lckfotil In
th leadiiiK role, the enmhlnation In
hard lo he.it. "Me.ilnrl the ttct-ne" N
n del iKht fill peep Into Ih" Ml a Ken of
thcatr.tal life from the olher fide of
the fnotlU'htN t'y Mfit-imrel Mayo, who
wrote thi fniunim fan "Itahy Mine."
and other aiicce.wa. The atory In
dt una lie. aoftened ty many humor
oiiM tlaahoH, uinl lie jf.iti nej l-y un in-
tenie rioninn1e nttepU The two
Ifie.tleal prixia In lle lve and per-
Jaonnl aiicre-t are pitted atAlnut each
l other and the little atar In firf-ed to
make u ehoiee hetwern the man alie
lovea nnd the work to which ahe him
j devoted her life. em p ported hjr n
unuaualiy en pa Me tnt, Mary I'lek
ford in "Menliid the 4enea" renders
one of the heal chHrneterlftntlona of
her rareer, Thla waa one nf the enrly
piciurea f which Mary rickford w
the atur and re flee la Ihe Irrealatlble
inioyaney of youth. Thta waa one nf
the picture that helped lo Win for
Ihe alar the trettivndliou popuiar'ty
ah had enjoyed.
AT THlT7lFli,
On Kitm! iy nml MutMlny Monroe
alifliury. ihr Vannlleld of the ac reeir.
in a wonderful drama oC th Went,
"The HlefpliiK lalon,"
When Tony VaMero, n ion of Italy.
tepp-d Iota the Imlaterous atnioa
phei e of wealern auloon nnd waa
Itreeti d at th threnhhold by n klaa
I from Ci town'a helle Kata Hlllltura.
j he look the Incident an a matt-r of
coiirrte, repreMcnllnir, ao lie thouicht,
' the cuKtoma of the land nf hla dreamt,
i Nor wjih l.e atirtiriiH-d a few momenta
l.i let when he w.ia Vnorked to the
lloor hy a powerful blow delivered hv
I hi nint, the hully. known aa the
atrcnR-ei-t man In the weat. Hut there
I. mii a hatred that waa to reault a
few hioiiiha later In one of the no nit
thrilling corneal of brute IlKhtlntf
airetiKih the routfh ined of tha weat
had ever aeen.
I The play la alnicuTarly free from
'Klin pl:tv except durina; one powerful
! ("'lie ahow tmt Tony a battle with a
tmnd of lawleaa men w.io fore him.
I thouuh wounded, to ride the masepp.i,
Ih western punlf-hin nt wherein m man
1 In tied face down on a Wild horae nnd
ithe borne la friRhtett d Into tnadnaa.
iMaUahuiy rifioed to allow a dummy
j lo be- aubatloted In tha niaaeppa
I mi cue, It ia aald.
Alo a very funny two reel bur
eo.u poni'tiy "Mia Wk kud r.vn
feaiorlnx lion Ruaaell the well known
eomedinn.
Hf Tuciilay ami W t.tiefnt In
"Ttm Woman Michael Al u r text, Jir
Intewj pr od:K'iion fr ItolM-rtMon'ote,
loyely awie i'rtrriircalit auxtnlna hr
rpotnllon na tne of the to oat yeraa
lile actreaaea nf th arreen.
In her brilliant career Al iea narrta
eale ha rrfatad rtiant' itlveratnriV
uharnoiertvatiooa, from the have ao
ciitv woman to Ihe "alnvey" am on;
crook, but Ihla la th Rrat 'Im arie
h.ia i.nn rnMd tipon to 6n tha An
nft Keltertnanfl atunt.
Aa Mira Mat ky. the blond alar la
aaen Mi a tiroffo-lonal awtmmer who
purteeaaea. In addition to her "ahape"
and aojuatin talenta, a remarkaPlf
Iremitiful voice ami an amMtion lo
oullivaie It and become A great air.
r. Havlni th life of a child, the
protea nf the acton of a wealthy
fiirrMy, he If onard a hla; monfy re
ward bv tlie .ety man. Instead
ah demand a her reward tha; h
bmrry her, thua aervlng the double
purpose of fftvinff her a nam and
providing money for har vocal train
in. Tha) aulei,uent denouement for
n!he a deitirhtful drama In whim
Moot J'arrlaeule la aiiawn In turns
atunnlng gowoa.
The prt.dui tiofi In t ereen rifna
tfXatlon of the Ntory hy thiVernet
Itabell, which tpenrel In the le.
cenilter, 11 V number of AlnNltKa
Mjinlne. The loctile afford ntany
opporlunltlea for Invlnh and roturful
back it round, on of tha atrlktng and
rea Italic ncenea being a w homing
pool Where A faahtonald dinner pari
la (n progreaa, the guiu being
rlothed - or rather uneloihed In Ilia
late-t and moat mdih en-piac
huthtnaioiitM.
AIo I'athe Kewa Ko. 7 . and Ftua
ooe Arhuckle In "r'ntty a Joy Hide."
Oil Tiur4ay ami (rta.y Ulliati
Walker In the Aral of a aeriea uf
ei: ht "Huppy IMetiirea." called "Tha
Kmharaaament uf Kirhea,"
It la an api title, for tleaplte MlM
Walbpp' mnrlMlv lhk (fimnled
maiden haa anomulated aurndent
rhrhra from Iha a-reen to aniharraaa
almoat any normal woman.
Hha any quite frankly that aha en
tered moving picture work because of
"iha money there waa in It." "I went j
Into motion picture beeauae 1 !
thought that I rould make mora mnn-j
ey that way than I could any oihor
way. I wanted a home nnd a car and
to b, able to do everything for people!
I liked, and poalng or making water!
color riealgna or being a 'Kolliea girl
wunn'l going to give them to me.
" got along all right, and It hap
nened that my nmt indlarretion :
hniiuht me ft new gown, Which I:
needed (uKe aadly. 'Kilty Markey'1
mad tha flrat payment on ft little
houae In Platbuah. 'Hally in a Hur
ry' and the 'I'rlnceaa of lark Row" i
added their aaafatanc. and In Tha
Iflue Knvelope' 1 found wherewithal
for a little motor rar. My laieat pic
ture la "The Kniharraaament nf Rich
e.' lan't that g furmy title? Uut
mine never embiirraaaed me any. 1
And the lark of them much mora am
barrasalng."
In thle atory an unexpected legacy
of a half million traimforma over
night Mxxio Mult" factory girl, into
"iCHiitheth Holt, helrexa.
Enaabeih utekly ilrea ol Iha thin
atmouphere ot tha aociai lifa into
which ha haa baan ulunared, and goe
to a aetllemont of which aha haa
heaVd. Thar ah meata John Ru
ael, whoa sole ua for rlcJiea la to
relieve tha amuarraaautent of th
pour.
Alan a delightful comedy, "Mary,
My Wife," with Eddie Lyona and Lea
Mo ran.
On Patanlay an unuaualiy Interest
ing nivatery play, 'X row a ,tewl.'
An aluropeuti monarch fnua rava
lutlun. Anxiety to protect hlmaallf
anHinat adver-l'y hw wb',. -i
I Jewel to a tri-ted ftoUef- In Aeii
ch. Hi every move la rit h'- l i .
I'Tirplnala bid fair to be ann-.-..' ni ;.i
I lii-ir undertaking hn the -i k ic
nd ho i ten I of !u rot 1 1 j.n 'e. a
(tieautifitl e'rennh reloaee, otrim'd
ty WmUnif laevine, otiw of the coif
ftpire'ota, f i u.(ralf tbe plot.
Claire Ali!eror. ' ,ri aalntv IHi'-
star that hol.ia the centeir of l h
:ga In "I 'ruWa Jewe'a ha w:(l
h? remembered for her pleaaioa worn
In "The MflkM The r IVfawr'
and "Tha 1'rtoa of Apptaoae."
Also a Kwn J.rU'.-ki eomiy,
Tha nrr i-n."
AT THF. I.TUK.
j) Run ley ami ifdny. Killeil with lh
'tenaa, gripping annuiton and de;i t
fi"g tha emotions that stif (he human
heart to action, 'Tha ItorneCa Neat,"
(n which IVTgr b faaturca r: rla
IWllltama will hold tha tha atleiiiton
! of every oh.
j Tha atory offers Farle William ft'
, rar a opportunity io portray a char
I acter. who. although ruined l-y tha
1 deceptions of buinauHy, baa nut lost
faith In Iha world. 41 draw ona to
I hint by litll acta of kin. in tea and
iron, me inai tie an wina ina admira
tion of all who him.
Mr. Willlnme ahowa a maater liand;
In handling the role, fie is always to
gentleman, even undrr Ihe moat try
log rlrcumslancra. When It becomes
tiaueaaary for him tn Impersonal at
crook h doea II in manner thai win
admiration.
The production la a crook atory of
tha aort thut haa won conaldwrahl
popularity in tha past K years. It
ia huaed on aorng of iha fun tmnhl
laws of h ii mun endeavor. It la well
developed and brnognt ta btael
conr'uaiun without drugging situations
in by Iha ears.
Aache t'oivin, thrmiah tha troactw
ery of g woman, la dlayracad ami ruin,
ad. Hie raraer as d. strict attorney la
suddenly brought to a cloae. 1'nder
an assumed name he spends hio leis
ura with children rn Iha park or bur,
iad In hla books.
A dcr.r.g crook called Tha Homat
la attracted to hint in tha park, for
Tha Hornet la also fond of children.
An acquaintance epnnga up batwaait
tha two.
In another part of the city o, iUffer
nt tala la being .infolded. A young?
hsireea ia bald in eirrk hy her anrta
guardian. Tha only way that aha ran
fore hint to maka accounting la hy
finding her cousin, in hm yamtk tha
cousin waa forced 10 resort ta forgery
baouuaa of Iha penurlouaneaa of tha
unrle. In disgrace ha fled from tha
houee to make his fortune feeding
upon others.
This la tha setting of tha plot.
tan Twoaaay auul atHhieat Metro
Pictures Corporation iernUi "ttoma
Brbla."
t'aat: ratrlcla Mortey, Viola taaa:
Henry M or ley, Irving Cummingai Vic
tone, French. Ituih Minrlalr; fteoffrey
Hatten, Billy Maaon; Jane (jrayeoe
rioranoa t'arpentar.
Tha "tory: Nature) has endowed
latncia Morely, a bride of a few
weeka with "can't bchava" area, whtch
ensnare al Imen, fart not at all t
tha liking of Henry, her huabaad.
The young couple are) stopping at a '
faahionahle Coilfornlau resort, and,
ona morning, wl.tte on the beach,
Henry eaa Patricia, In a a an art,
though scanty bathing stilt, on a raft
In the bay with Tom Hugglaa, a hand
eome young athlete. .Henry la not the
only ohserver for tye twe bathers are
fCmtlniard on pagw fowr.)
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