The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-03-20

classic signalizes the first screen APP
pearance of Miss Mathison. Wednes-
day and Thursday the bill will be
| "Gretna Green with the inimitable
and charming Marguerite Clark. This
Will surely be a welcome announce
ment to Topeka picture goers. Miss
Clark, the dainty and dfminutive, mag
netic star of '-Wildflower, The Cru
cible' and THE Goose Girl, atta1nS
another superb screen triumph in this
latest Famous Players-Paramount pro-
duction. The original play was named
after the celebrated spot OF the same
name in Scotland where, according to
the law of the early nineteenth CEN
fury, clipping couples were married by
the local blacksmith, the town clerk,
or in fact, anybody who happened to
be handy at the time such impromptu
marriages occurred.
Friday and Saturday the Iris will Of
fer the sensation of the film world,
"Hypocrites, the play that has caused
more discussion in the larger cities
than any other motion picture subject
The inspiration for the story was the
painting by A. Faugeron, The
TRUTH now in the Paris salon. In
concei, ed by A. Faugeron are repro
duced and how the mirror OF
truth pierces the thin veneer of hypo-
crisy and reveals men and women as
they really are. An all-star cast inter
prets the wonderful story. Coming
John Barrymore in Are You
Mason"
Redpath Lyceum Course.
No lyceum course would be COM
plete without a male quartet appear
ing at one of the numbers on the pro-
gram. The Collegians who come here
next Tuesday night, March %, on the
Redpath Lyceum course is the strong
est quartet in the lyceum world.
Reid NJ. Strohm, first tenor and
French horn, e. A. VirDen, second
ID dc
baritone and trombone, and L. E.
Spring, bass and tuba, are all individ-
ual stars in their parts but the great
est feature of their work rests on the
moniously and perfectly as one could
ina ine.
This is the third season out for the
Collegians and their return dates al
ways guarantee full house. If you |
enjoy an evening of artistic. and at
the same time, humorous entertain |
ment, the Collegians will certainly |
satisfy your ambition.
The date for Adrian NewanS has |
been changed from March % to April
6, by request of the ministers of the |
city because the Flying Squadron will |
be in the city on that date.
At the Gem.
The feature at this theater Monday
and Tuesday is a two reel detective |
drama with Edna Maison in the title
IOIe enlllleu, Inc fIeCOTQ
Bush in "Such Is Life" and King Bag
got in a classic comedy, pressing His
Suit finish the bill
For Wednesday and Thursday Ben
Wilson and Dorothy Phillips have the
leading parts in a two reel Canadian
northwest drama, a thrilling tale of
the snow covered wastes of the far
north. Esquimau dogs and sledges
used in Peary's dash to the North Pole
are used in this drama. Violet Mer-
scream and William Garwood in 1.-The
Destroyer" and comedy conclude
the bill.
Friday and Saturday, William Cliff
ford and Marie VOLCANO in 1.-The
Blood Of the Children" a strong two
reel feature, is billed. Henry Flyers
and Rosemary Theby in "a Backwoods
Romance" and a Nestor program
com plete the program.
World Baseball Tour.
Tonight will be the closing of the
New York GiantsChicago White Sox
world tour at the Hip theater. Ted
Sullivan lectures for the picture