The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-25
SUSIE SNOWFLAKE" A PARAMOUNT FILM AT STRAND THEATRE Manager Abernethy Pre- sents Several Paramount
 Subjects DAMAGED GOODS" IS BOOKED ON TUESDAY Return Date of Delicate Film Offer- ing at Popular Prices-No Chil-
 dren Under IF Years of
 Age Admitted
k HANGER T. s. ABERNETHY

k MANAGER T. S. ABERNETHY MI announces the return of VI Damaged Goods," at popu- lar prices, at the Strand theatre on Tuesday and Wednesday, and two more than excellent Paramount pro- auctions. The offering for today and tomorrow is "The Clown," with Mir. Victor Moore.
 'eTHE CLOWN"
 Victor Moore and Thomas Meighan are co-stars in "The Clown," five-part Lasky- Paramount feature, at the Strand theatre today and tomorrow. This is a photoplay of circus life.
 Victor Moore has been given a part of more than the usual sympathy in this subject and special effort is made to reach the deepest sympathies of his audi ence. This is successful, despite a mum Der of technical shortcomings in the dra- matic construction. That the picture will grip there can be no doubt.
 The situations have all been created be- fore on the screen, but they are sur- rounded with an unusual atmosphere. The incidents and 'business' are well handled, and the telling of the story is done on plane which all will understand and absorb. The whole is we'll in keeping with the Lasky standard.
 Victor Moore is seen as "Piffles," a light-hearted clown, with a big fund of good-fellowship. He saves the crippled son of Judge LeRoy from runaway team at the circus, and is carried nearly dead to the judges own home.
 DAMAGED GOODS"
 Richard Bennett and his co-workers are featured in the great Brieux subject, Damaged Goods" at the Strand theatre on Tuesday and Wednesday. This notable picture is booked at popular prices for the first time.
 Manager T. s. Abernethy stated yester- day that the producers of Damaged Goods felt that the great lesson taught in this picture should be felt by all the peoples of the country, and thus the lowering of the prices A dime Is now the admission price of Damaged Goods.
 MT. .Abernethy also states that no boys or girls under IT years of age will be allowed to view Damaged Goods" which Is a play based on an extremely delicate subject.
 SUSIE SNOWFLAKE" Susie Snowflake" is. the attraction at the Strand theatre on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. It is e-part Famous Players-Paramount feature, with Anu Pennington, who is favorably known for her beauty, and dancing in the Ziegfield Follies during the past three or four sea- sons. is very capaby casted and through out the Famous Players have provided suitable cast and atmosphere to carry out the idea of the play. Susie Snowflakes'- is said to be one of the best productions turned out of the Famous Players studios in months.
 Other than the above productions, Man ager Abernethy has provided three Para mount short subjects. On Monday and Tuesday the Paramount Photographs are booked These Photographs are very time ly as they show pictures on preparedness and other subjects of the moment. On Wednesday and Thursday 'The Para mount Bray Cartoons and Gilbert Sill houette pictures will be shown. This is always an interesting film offering On Friday and Saturday the popular Burton Holmes Travelogs are offered.