The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-16
THE WALL BETWEEN AT THE R|ALTO WITH FRANCIS BUSHMAN
"The Vital Question" and "Her Maternal Right
 Are Other Features
 Booked This Week

At the sRialto theatre this week some of the great stars are booked in that Fran cis X. Bushman, Beverly Payne. Maoel Taliaferro and. Eleanor Pearson will all be thrown on the screen of the Third avenue photoplay house
 HER GREAT PRICE"
 Today at the Rialto Her Great Price, with Mabel Taliaferro, a Metro five-part production, will be shown. The story of Her Great Price is one of the most Ill., teresting novelties ever shown on the screen. It deals with Agnes Lambert, a motherless waif of the sluns, who be- comes the ward of group of artists. She tries many things to make a living and falls down until discouraged she az telnpts to take her life. She Is saved by a handsome young sculptor and the TO- nance begins which all ends we'll
 THE VITAL QUESTION:
 Tomorrow 'The Vital Question: a five part Vltagraph V. L. s. b. feature with Miss Virginia Pearson as the star, will be shown. The Vital Question is also booked for Tuesday, This feature is said to be more notable for the acting of Miss Pearson and George Cooper than Tor the story of crooked business which it portrays.
 
 HER MATERNAL RIGHT
 One of the latest of the World Film company releases is ''Her Maternal Right" which is booked for the Rialto theatre for next Wednesday, and Thurs day. It is again the conventional do- mesuc drama of the wrongeu mo,ner Who fights for her children. Produced by the World Film company one assured ot capable production and exceptional merit in the acting. sl
 THE WALL BETWEEN
 On Friday and Saturday The Wall Between, with Francis X. Bushman and Beverly BaNne, will be shown.
 The great Francis K. Bushman and his dellghtful and charming co-star, Beverly Bayne, will next be seen at this theatre III thrilling romance of army life from the pen of Ralph D. Paine. It is not 100 much to say that MT. Bushman, oe- spite his numberless successes son the screen. in his masterly delinea tion of the sturdy and resolute character of Ser geant Kendall. the enlisted man, who dares and suffers much for the sake of principle, as we'll as for the girl of his hearts desire has achieved one of the most notable artistic triumphs of his ca reer Miss Bayne, as always. is supreme Tn her portrayal of the gentle lovable maiden, who is he inspiration as we'll tA eiiS eioiiiii dtiOll Ol dli tllOS6 dTOuDu nor. Admirers of both stars will find in ''The Wall Between" all that appealed to them in Man And His Sour and other Metro pictures, in which Mir. Eastman and Miss Bayne have had the stellar parts, and very. very much more.
 The story of "The Wall Between" which was produced by Quality Pictures corporation under the direction of John w. Noble for the Metro programme, deals with the enlistment Of John Ken dall, son of once wealthy banker, in the United States army. and of the barrier which he finds there between himself and those. who in civil life, would have been glad to have been counted as his equal. How. having won quick promotion and a furlough, he meets and falls in love with beautiful girl, while garbed in civilian dress, only to be humiiiated by an officer of his regiment for daring, while an enlisted man. to pose as a gentleman.
 How. in the dangerous days that fol- low, his rival, Lieutenant Burkett the officer who sought to ssame him. and later to disgrace him in the service of his country shows himself to be not only a snob and an upstart. but q coward as well, and how, in the end. the despised sergeant proves himself the better man. both as soldier and as lover, forms a story of unusual and observing interest.