Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-26
HART AND MISS CLARK
IN FINE NEW FEATURE
"Snow White" and Truthful
Tulliver" Seen at Stanley
and Arcadia
RY the PholoplaY Editor

| STANLEY snow white" Famous Players,
creighton Hale. s,ofy sdSbtsd from The play
% Jessie Braham white directed oy j.
Timeiinesa OF theme could scarcely bs
more charmlngiy realised than in this case.
for Snow white" most Rdroitly combines
the appeal OF the best sort OF maisc-bellevc
with some OF the most exquisite photography
Famous Players has ever turned out, beau
tifully illuminated subtitlos, tasteful and
pictorial acting by Miss Clark. who looks
younger than ever and faithful adherence
20 tho original script by Miss White. Tho
latter, IN play form, was done at the Adel-
phil Theatre In this city some seasons ago
by tho tiny and trcmuloua Marguerite. and
those who saw the piece, staged by Win
throp Ames. can TeAasure themselves that
every iot OF effectiveness that the produce
tlon had has been retained and strengthened
In the MIN version. The story is completely.
but not tiresomeiy. told In six reels. lovely
locations" adding to the appeal Of the mar
ratiye. Prince Florldon. OF Calydon: Sir
Dandlprat Bombaa nnd the evil Queen
Brangomar are all included. MS we'll AS the
witch. her comic cat (more might have
been made OF that delicious creature) and
the rabbits. birds and other silent actors,
so say nothing OF the dwRrfs (real ones).
ARcADIA--''Iruthlul TullIysr." Kay.Bee- -TTi-
Rsussas, "s stafS - j. Z hsws. pllsei:d
9y William $ Hart. Photographed BY Joe
Three things strike one after seeing
Truthful Tulliyer" one Mr. Hart IL
tired OF being n Bad Man reEenerated by
WOmans Love Two; Mr Hawks can
write human and not improbable plots, as
well as absurd and theatrical ones. Three
Mr. August is one Of the best camera mon
extant, and photographs clouds as can no
one OF his rival crank turner's The Tulli-
yer OF the title IL newspaper man who
settles down In Glory Hole, one OF those
vicious western towns 30 beloved by hr,
Inee's authors. and. seeing girl Of breed
Ing insulted on the street determines 20
clean up the place lie does this. In part
by ridlnE&full tilt through the back room
Of a saloon. lassong two men and, still
on horseback. dragging them through
window and half a mile down the thorough
fare. Another stunt Is his leap from his
steed to a swiftly moving train
REGENT - .On Dangerous Ground" World
a sos5 ss Sasp,.a as '9S rom saa Sns cao ao9s s
Gonrade," of Burton ~ stevenson Dirseled
by Robert Thornby Photographed b. Laeisn
war-not Babylonian nor Civil but the
modern European sort-provides back
Eround for this new feature. Unfortunately
Il doesn't provide a story. In this element
directed and photographed with sharpness
Also Il Il acted well BY Miss Kane, whose
natural and ingratlating methods before
the camera entitie her 70 her own little
place IN the sun-a place 20 which hand
some" Mr.. Blackwell. despite his long movie
experience, Is hardly yet entitled. He is
an American who has studied at Heldel-
berg she a carrier Of secret papers" for
France How he helps her 10 escape from
the Germans. only 20 have her face exeeu-
tlon AZ thslr hands later, escaping through |
the fact that her eaptor Il friend Of her
lover u the gist of the cruX OF the plot
IL Il not 4 highly stunning emotional
smash. The detail = fairish
Popular films we're displayed At the Vie |
t0r.a, the Palace and other photoDlay thea. |
tres The Victoria had The MatFl- |
the Fins Aris-Triangie comedy. /
witt Douglas Fairbanks ana Constance |
Ia addition 10 other offerings. |
At the Palace were seen Irene FenHick and |
owen Moore Ia tbs Famous Piayers-Para- |
mount "A coney Island Princess"