The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-06
BEAUTIFUL HAZEL DAWN
WIN BE Seen at the Paramount
Theatre Today.

Tnearfe T0uhys
Miss Hazel Dawn. one of the lead
ing beauties OF the stage, will be seen
today at the Paramount theatre in the
famous international drama, "One OF
Our Girls" The performance will be-
gin at 1880 o'clock this morning.
She IL starring this season in "The
Debutante," at the Rnickerbockcr. 1t
will be u rare treat for. the patrons of
the Paramount to see this celebrated
star. Following Is brief summary of
the play on exhibition today:
"One of Our Girls" tho celebrated
drama which so closely interweaves
the interests OF two mighty nations.
presents Hazel Dawn. the artistic lit
tie star who recently achieved a great
stage triumph In the title role OF "The
H.Es Lsay." n One Of 0uT G.riS"
Hazet Dawn portrays the stellar role.
otherwise Kate Shipiey. The subject
teens with patriotic interest. and the
thrilling situations. combined with the
inspiring sacrifice of the plucky and
Quick-witted American girl In behalf
Of her little French cousin. furnish
oil the elements necessary to the sue
cessful screen drama.
Kate Shipley, an American heiress.
crosses the Atlantic to attend the we'd
ding Of her little cousin, julie, In
France. Little does she know what
fate holds In store for her When she
leaves her Fifth avenue home for the
chauteau OF the Fonblanques. julie
iiiarrie5 the pToaiSats Cointe DC Greb-
ilion. though che loves her cousin
Henri. and Kate grieyes to see h,,r
little cousin grow sadder and paler
every day through the realization OF
her grave mistake. A great happiness
however, comes to the American girl.
for she is loved by Capt. John Greg
ory. dashing British officer, no less
noble than he Is brave and handsome.
to whom she is soon betrothed. The
Comte de Crebillon conceals secret
In his past, broken and beautiful
woman, who suddenly appears one
night >at the chateau and cenfronts
him, after which she Is never seen
alive again. Old DIR. Girodet, the fam
fly physician, dislikes the comte.
Hearing woman's scream on the fat
al night. and being told OF myster-
lous. haggard face that had peered
through q window OF the chateau. he
notices the comte's nervousness and
fear. and begins investigations which
end In the finding OF the woman's body
In the old wishing-well 10 the garden
OF the estate. Suicide 10 the verdict
given in ihe womhn's death. and the
comte breathes freely for Q time. He
Is harsh, Suspicious and cruel TO his
gIrl-wife. and poor little Julie, driven
desperate by his treatment and her
love for Henri. decides to leave
France with her sweetheart cousin.
Julie writes Kate she !s eloping, and
the inpGisive and generous American
girl goes to Henri's room to save Julie
from her folly. There she Is discov-
cred by the, comte and her own be-
trcthed, Cant, Gregory. To shield her
cousin from the comte's Jury. Kate
conceals jules presence In Henri's
room, and takes the awful situation
upon her own shoulders. at the risk
OF her good name and her fiance's
faith and love! The development OF
the play, thrillingly poftrays series
OF dramatic situations that eliminate
in the triumph OF Kate over the in-
suiting comise. ana the revelation OF
his mysterious and sinful past, which
sets julio free 10 marry Henri, Kate
Is made douhiy happy hy her gallant
captains faith through ell her trying
| experiences. and zone OF our girls. al
last weds one OF England'a btayess
ofiicers.