The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-09

Everybody Going TO See 'erhe Devil"

Everybody Going 10 See THE Devil"
The story of the writing and pro-
ductton of The Devil" which comes
TO the Rijou next week, reads like
romance. 1t is from the pen OF Franz
Molnar. 1t was first produced In the
spring of 1907, in Buda Pesth. Hun
gary. and its success was SO extra
ordinary that it's fame was quickly
communicated TO the capftaS OF
Europe Mr.. Henry w. Savage nrst
produced il in this country. Arthur
Berthelet, who was in the Savage pro-
auction. will show ii at the Bjou next
week exactly as IL was done at rne
Garden Theater in New York. The
excellence Of the Bertheiet produc-
tions in Richmond. which he has 80
carefully maintained for two years.
viii be borne out in this instance.
The Devil will be the one big
event of the season, as every one Will
want to see the play that attracted
auch record breaking crowds through
out the country. Edward Arnold will
be seen in the role of The Devil.
In the meantime the clever Bijou Com
pany is offering the internationally
famed comedy. THE Marriage OF
Kitty" with the last performances of
this trimming over with fun play to-
night and tomorrow matinee and
night
sssyho stole the Millionaire Baby"
Did the plotting of Or. Pool finally
accomplish his bold determination
Did Valerie Carew, former queen of
turlesque, conquered by mother love.
seize, an advantageous opportunity
and spirit away her loved onee Dti
Marion Ocumpaugh have knowledge
vsaF1 rat
Justin Carew. finally recognizing his
wife and Desiring a reconciliation.
see the light and kidnap his own
child? The detective. finding a piece
of torn dress belonging to Valerie,
suspects her. He sees Justin about
to leave the Ocumpaugh mansion
and suspects him His trail leads
to Or. Pools home and that schem-
, ing physician denies all knowledge
OF the disappearance of the child.
Phiio Ocumpaugh the millionaire,
offers $50 reward for the recovery OF
thu child. These. and many more
questions. will be answered on the
screen OF the Colonial today and to-
morrow. when the V. l., s. f. big
Fourl presents Anna katherine
Greene's story OF mystery. intrigue
and adventure, said 10 be one OF the
best features on this big concerns
program Harry Mestayer and Grace
Darmond. well known on the regular
stage. are featured in this six-part ST.
lent play.
sThree Weeks" Opens the Isis Monday.
Manager Harry MeNlven announces
that the Isis Theater. next door to the
Bijou. will open it's doors Monday
morning ar II o'clock. presenting for
the first time in Richmond In pictorial
form Eiinor GYMS world famed Three
Weeks" with beautiful Madeline Con-
verse.as the queen" and Mahlon Ham,
nton as Paul The picture is in ave
acts and Two hundred exquisite scenes
and PASSED by the National Board of
Censorship Almost everyone lis &C
auainted with the story of Paul and
Sonia When originally produced the
play was vastly more than a three
weeks sensation. attracting remarkable
business wherever shown for several
seasons. Performances start at the
Isis at II A, NJ, with new perform
ance every hour and thirty minutes
thereafter. The prices vii be 10 cents
for adults and cents for children.