The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-08-20
Marguerite Clark in Pretty Irish Comedy Drama; Be
 lieves in Fairies
"THE STRONGER LOVE" IS BOOKED TOMORROW
Public Opinion" With Miss Blanche Sweet, Lacky- Paramount, for Next Friday and
 Saturday

A cluster of film stars are booked for the Strand theatre this week, ac- cording to the announcement of Man ager T. s. Abernethy yesterday. To- day Marguerite Clark will hold over
 in Little Lady Eileen," a five-part
 Famous Players-Paramount produc- tion, while on Monday and Tuesday "The Stronger Love-" with Vivian Martin, will be shown. On Wednesday
 and Thursday House Peters is offered
 fin "The Rail Rider," and on Friday
 and Saturday Public Opinion," with Blanche Sweet, is booked. LITTLE LADY EILEEN" In a pretty little Irish story of fairies and a captivating young woman, Miss Marguerite Clark scores heavily in Tit tie Lady Eileen" a five-part Famous Players-Paramount feature at the Strand theatre today. Little Lady Eileen has pleased great crowds at the Strand the atre for the past two days and is, sure guarantee for the removal of the hot weather blues.
 THE STRONGER LOVE-" Vivian Martin Is starred in "The Strong CT Love-" a five-part osco-Paramount production, at the Strand theatre on Monday and Tuesday. This Is dramatic story of the Kentucky mountains, in which a girl of the hills sacrifices every thing to the end that the man she loves might be saved.
 The many amazingly beautiful scenes of forest and mountain secured in the making of "The Stronger Love- have been transformed into animated master pieces by the expert coIor-toning of the 1 film.
 To the perfection of the photographer s art has been added the realizism of nat the forest, the emerald green of the woodland. the pale silver blue of the moonlight and the crimson of the burn ng "still.'
 k Nell Serviss, born and raised in the s'eud mountains of Kentucky, gloried in he beauty of her little mountain-top world until the disturbing element of love came to play havoc in the hearts and ives of these strange people. Above the great attraction of this viz ,rous, red -b1ooded photoplay the beauties ,f the panoramic setting of this Morosco- Paramount production are marvellous THE RAIL RIDER" In thrilling railroad story House Pe- CTS, one of the great favorites of the i'm, is starred in The Rail Rider" a ive-part World Film production, at the Strand theatre on Wednesday and Thurs lay.
 When William A. Brady announced 1is decision to take charge of the ,roductional end of the World Film
 Corporation and not put his name on El feature unless it really was a fea- |ature, very few people versed in the
 Theatrical business figured that this eading light of stagecraft would ,lunge right into the work and devote
 lis time and energy to pictures New
 ,rtheless, that Is just what Mir. Brady
 las done. Every day in the week and
 iometimes Sunday. William A. Brady N in the World Film studios, coat and
 lat off, working as hard as any direc-
 or, player or scene shifter. William
 \. Brady has promised to give the
 jhotoplay world better motion pictures Fund he is going to do just that thing. One of his latest personally supervised <, ,eleases is "The Rail Rider" with K House Peters and Zena Keefe, directed By Maurice Tourneur. It is a great & improvement over many past releases Elnd is on par with "The Closed &7oad." "La vie de Boheme," and other R3rady-made subjects
 K BLANCHE SWEET IN PUBLIC # OPINION"
 N Blanche Sweet, the brilliant Lasky Mtar, who has established herself
 Among the idols of the screen, will be x cen at the Strand on Friday and Sat-
 3Irday in the thrilling society drama, EaPublic Opinion," written especially Nor her by Margaret Turnbull, cele-
 prated novelist It is a Paramount K Programme release.
 H Blanche Sweet is one of the most in- #leresting personalities before the the Ei tre- going public. In each of the Lasky