El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-19
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS
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THE SIN YE DO" THE GRECI4N-
| hundreds of people were moved t.
Ssears Yesterday and given much food
Ior thought at the Grecian theater
! When they viewed the forcefuI emo
] uonai drama that wildly portravs the
SIN or sex transgressiOn and drives
/ pels attention.
One Of the strongest parts ever
played by Frank keenan,. the man
with the iron face" is that which ne
mas IN The Sin Ye Do" new Tnce
Drama showing at the Grecian today.
C9nIrOnted by startling situation
Wnlch m a minute breaks to pieces
al MS false standards of conduct and
character, he is compelled by very
force Of circumstances TO pass through
a process of regeneration. emerging
a much chastened man. and also a
much happier one.
Thomas II. Ince has assembled a cast
OF his most capable players for this
picture. including Margery Wilson
Howard Hickman and MARGARET
Thompson. but the star himself is the
central figure at all times. and his
powerful action dominates the play
from beginning to end. Keenan's
RACIAL expressions are wonderful and
IN this play he demonstrates his ability
10 dominate a situation by pantomime
and facial expression alone The story
concerns a brilliant lawyer who is very
lax IN morals. His wife deserted him
for his unfaithfulness soon after their
is seen as the brilliant man who cares
little for the worlds opinion regard
ing him
When he underta kes the prosecution
or his young stenoGrapher for killing
a man to save her honor his sinful
life is brought home to him. The
climax OF the picture is one OF the
strongest seen on the screen The
play is OF a tense nature that grips
the attention right from the start and
holds II spenbound every inch Of the
way The Grecian management feels
certain that the many hundreds who
saw il yesterday viii gladly recon-
mend IL 10 their friends-in fact will
urge them to see it. 1t is a fact that |
one man saw II three times yesterday !
and no doubt many Will come to see
it again before il leaves.-Adv-
OF PARADISE
The Pearl Of Paradise Will he /
shown today at the Wigwam for the 1
last time. This is a spectacular ro-
nance featuring the beautiful Mar
garita Fischer II was produced amid (
picturesque tropical settings and is a
most entertaining and pleasing pic
ture- Miss Fischer appears as young |
woman who has been raised on a South
Sea isle and knows nothing Of conven-
-iOnalities- Her father and his black !
are the only men she has
ever seen and when a handsome young
naval officer drifts ashore. her actions
ire bit embarrassing to him but
imusinE TO the spectators who view
he phOtoplay. \ bathing scene is
handled in an artistic manner, although
[ makes the average male observer a
rifle nervous for a while. There are
number of big scenes in il. These
include the bathing scene. dances. a
lit of a bull fight, several hand-to-
iand encounters, a fire and a subter-
anean river
Tomorrow. another Of those great
Vampires Of Paris pictures which are
omplete in three reels. viii be shown ]
'odav's offering is called The Red
tote Book" In Il is introduced Irma
-ep. the beautiful queen of the VAN
Tres" You Will enjoy these thrilling
fctures one is shown each Wednes-
av and each one is complete in itself.
Though the same leading characters
ppear in all. Regular prices VIII be J
harged.-AdV. z