The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-18
ri q ND now again William D
~ Hart, one of the most pop

mn q ND now again William o.
% a Hart, one of the most pop pop
< - ular of the Triangle hlm
stars, returns in an original plo'o-
play from the gifted pen of e. caro-
ner Sullivan, in 1.-THE Dawn Maker
five-part Ince-Triangle production
at the Triangle theatre today. MISS
blanche White and William Desmond
are the leading players in support
of Mr.. Hart in this dramatic MIN Oh
the great northwest.
1.-THE Dawn Maker" is a poetic tale
of the grim north, chronicling a HlshlS
struggle between love and racial al
legiance. 1t recites the adventures
of a quarterbreed Indian, man IN
whose veins runs the blood OIL TWO
races, and in whose intelligent mind
surges an ambition to uplift his red
brothers. $500
William S. Hart is cast in the role
of Joe Elk the quarterbreed, who
offers himself in sacrifice that white
girl and a man may go on together.
1t is one of the most sympathetic
roles that Mr.. Hart has yet essayed
before the camera as4d advance no.
tees are to the effect that it marks
a distinct advance in the screen art
of this veteran actor.
A brand new Keystone comedy, and
the alluring playing of Mr.. Al Mitch
ell on the inimitable Bartola will also
feature the programme of the Iri-
angle theatre today.
SAVING THE FAMILY NAME.
At the Rialto theatre Saving the
Family Name" a f1ve-part Unver-
sal photoplay, with Miss Mary Mac
laren in the leading role, will be
shown today ant tomorrow. Mary
Maclaren is remember to film pa
irons in Birmingham for her work IN
"Shoes," production created by the
Smalleys for the Universal studios.
In Saving the Family Name" the
theme of the photoplay is the suit
ableness of actorines as wives. Does
an actress make good wife, and is
the average father and mother will
ing to allow an actress to enter his
or her home as the wife of their son!
After seeing the production the film
patrons can decide the question for
themselves.
THE HIDDEN SCAR"
Judge not lest we be judged IS the
powerful theme of 1.-THE Hidden Scar,
a five-part World Film, at the Strand
theatre today, with Holbrook Blinn,
Ethel CLAYTON and Irving Cummings
in the leading roles. 1t is the story
of a minister who was tempted TO
practice something other. than what
he preached The strength of Tine
Hidden Scar lies in it's truthful ap-
peal and the sympathy of the movie
patrons will be quickly aroused for
the girl who is the victim of an in
discretion and who marries minister
only. to have her forgotten sin turn
up again like a bad penny.
.ROMEO AND JULIET"
According to an advance circular OF
the production of Romeo and Juliet
by the Metro company in which
Francis Xavier Bushman and Miss
Beverly Bayne will attempt to emu
late the success of E. H. Sothern and
Miss Julia Marlowe, a goodly sum
of money was expended in making
this eight-reel photoplay of Shake
speare's classical gem, which will be
shown at the Rialto theatre, opening
next Tuesday and continuing through
out the remainder of the week. Fol-
lowing are some excerpts from the
advance press sheet on Romeo and
Juliet"
ut is generally the greatest ambi-
ton of every real actor and actress
to essay the roles of Romeo or Ju-