The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-01
Notable Attractions
For Entire Week
at the Colonial

II there Coutd Do any nAfUhsoE PA~
ture play attractions than are SHOWN
would like to know about It, Tor u
would seem as II this popular photo
play house gives better pictures each
week. The program arranged Tor TINS
week is unusually stroag even for the
For tomorrow and Tuesday It pre-
senta the viriie American dramatic
star. Emmett Corrigan, in the story
of q magnificent sacrifice and the
most beautiful love tale ever told,
Greater Love Hath No Man." from
the book by Frank L Packard.
The story in brief is as follows:
Doctor Merton Is killed by his son.
Hal. who persuades varge. the adopted
son, to assume the blame. Varge Ii
convicted to life time imprisonment.
A number OF prisoners attempt TO
overpower the guards and make their
escape varge, through his superhu-
man strength. prevents the escape and
Ia made the warden.s gardener. He
saves the life of the warden's daugh-
ter. Janet. Then he realizes that she
Ia the one girl in the world Afraid Of
his love, he makes his escape. reaches
a coast town and Joins q crew bound
for the fishing banks. AZ tate would
n4y8 L tn9 GGnoOHGE on WAAA+4S 49, -
IL working is wrecked and varge being
saved, In brought to shore. where he
again meets Janet, who In visiting
friends there. To save her from her
self. varge goes back 10 prison and
gives himself up.
The last reel shows Hal and . battle
with his conscience. He finally con-
fssses thereby freeing varge, who mar
riss Janet. Charlie Chaplin. in he
one-reel fun comedy. Married Lfe."
Will also be seen tomorrow and Tues
day. For Wednesday and Thursday
the Colonial offers another Of their
q Mother Tell" with Betty Nansen
and real all-star support This pic
ture has been the talk OF the picture
world. II In q society drama OF the
most gripping character. and modern
IN every respect. It 10 q theme that
wan strike every woman, becsuse II
shows the agony through which q
mother will! go. rather than zee one
near and dear to her suffer. II Il sajd
that Should Mother Tell 10 . bigger
picture than the recent william Fox
saccess, "A Fool There Was" and
other Fox productions shown exciu-
saEuaiG hAr work In "A WoxnAn's Resur-
yeoe10n.s In Should . Mother Tell"
The An-star cast = stmDly nnhelisv.
a63a- STUART Holmes makes the big4oss
hit Of his career In this picture. Jean
Sothern 10 simply wonderful Arthur
Hoops and Cia,re Whitney add to the
general strength OF the picture Runa
HcdEes. who 10 known throughout the
Land ~ 'MAude Adams, Jr-" remem-
6sred favorabiy by picture patrons
rom ths Htt1e girl part In "A Fool
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Dresston In this picture.
The play was written especially fog
M3ss Nanser by Rex Ingram.
For next Friday and Saturday ".
L 8 d. eThe Big % II sending to the
Colonial one OF the best productions
OF the year. The Rosary" ". seven
magnificent parts. Seldom before has
she picture screen shown such a fin
ishs3 production. both from the dra-
matte and artistic standpoint. Crrics
have declared II to be one OF that
rare class which can Justly be called
masterpiecea The story, which has
Tor ifs chief characters Father Kelly,
= pfi.ss. = ycung man and his vita,
y TOO well known to need retcIling.
II - sufdctont TO say that in aim II
does Justice to both the novel and
play by Edward e. Rose. Katnlyn
WtiiiAms. btS favorfte here, ana ~.
memDored % Co-star with william
FArnun In The Spoilers," ana star
O. The Carpet From Bagdad.. n ths
featured actress with this famous
Wheeler oxkmAn. VIA played IN.
6poilerA" n aaso prominently cnst IA
The Rosary, - - Charles Clary,
Frank Clark end Eugenfe Dosperer.
The Rosary from start to firfsh