The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-09
THE MORAL FABRIC"
 BOOKED AT TR|AN0N FOR NEXT THURSDAY.
Third Week of Triangle Pro- gramme Begins at New some Theatres-MOre
 Keystone Comedies

At the Trianon theatre this week the Triangle programme will introduce new stars in new plays Miss Norma Tai- madge, Miss Edith Reeves. Frank Mills and Tom Moore are amongst the celebri- ties of the screen booked at the Trianon this week.
 DOLLARS AND THE WOMAN"
 For today Manager H. M Newsome has booked "Dollars and the Woman" Lubin W. L. s. E. feature. Tom Moore and Miss Ethel Clayton are featured in this picture. based on the story Dollars and Cents," by Albert Payson Terhune. A sketch of the story follows:
 Dan Hilyer won his wife. Madge, after a hard fight with rival, Arthur Crewe- After marriage, Dan and Madge had hard luck and slid down the social scale until they reached two-room tenement in a mean street. Dan, however, Kept figuring and got chance to go to San Francisco to market a smelter patent which would make him rich. During his absence, Madge gives birth to son. Owing to the fact that she is without funds she is cared for during this period by Crewe although she does not know it. When Dan returns, he finds his Wife changed from cheerful, normal woman 
 effect on her of the horrible poverty she has undergone before the birth of her child.
 Although he now has money, she re- fuses to dress decently, live in a decent house. or part with her hoarded pennies In trying to understand the cause of this change. Dan stunbles upon the fact that Crewe not only supported Madge at the hospital. but that she had paid him back money he had lent her.
 This leads to suspicion-eventually to tremendous quarrel, and a parting be-. tween husband and wife. and their hap piness Is only saved by Crewe coming forward and confessing his part in their affairs r
 "MARTHA'S MEDICATION"
 On Monday and Tuesday "Martha's s Vindication," with Miss Norma Talmadge. Seena Owen and Fully Marshall in the leading roles. It is Fine Arts-Triangle feature in five parts. On the comedy side will be shown Gypsy Joe,' with Joe Jackson, two-part Keystone farce. ''Martha's Vindication'' is motion pie ture story of vital theme, new material, admirable structure. artistic treatment and interpreted by cluster of stars That Is saying great deal, but it comes over like refreshing draught of cool water. sparkling and invigorating, in comparison with lot of stale beer of adaptation from exhausted sources. While all the story clements are present, there is strong undercurrent of protest against religious bigotry, particularly that of organizations which arrogate to themselves the privilege of making a superficial examination of the lives of members and of bringing about social destruction where social helpfulness would be more in accord with the spirit of Christianity This is popular motif just now, particularly in the smaller towns, hence "Martha's Vindication" will meet with warm approval among the big hearted and magnanimous American peo- pie throughout the land.
 1.-THE MORAL FABRIC"
 On Wednesday and Thursday ''The Moral Fabric," with Frank Mills and Edith Reeves an Ince-Triangle five-part feature with "The Love Route" a Key Triangle farce with Charles Mur- ray and Louise Fazenda. ''The Moral Fabric Is a powerful satire on the twin soul' theory of life. The theme builds up to a genuine climax, after the wife Is stolen from her husband by the villain of the plot in pursuance of the belief of lovers that mere conventional ideas of marriage should not be allowed to stand in the way when two hearts call out to each other.
 THE PRICE OF HAPPINESS"
 On Friday and Saturday at the Tria- non will be shown the Equitable i've part feature, The Price of Happiness" with Miss Mary Roland in the leading role. It will be remembered that for the past several seasons Miss Roland has served as leading lady for the renowned John Drew and that her debut in the novfe1 | con afdora6 u1rita an avaut