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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
DOROTHY GISiI 40 niJOt
IN "LITrLI: MF.ESA'S ROMANCE"

Dorothy Gisb comes to the Bijou for
the first half OF the week. beginning
tomorrow, in the Triangle Fine-Arts
drama, Little Mecna's Romance" In
this play Miss GiSh is assisted by owen
Moore. one Of tho most prominent Of
Juvenile actors. and known far and
widc az the husband OF Mary Pick
ford. In little Mccna's 1;olnance,"
Dorothy Gish essays the role OF little
Dutch girl who is east upon the world
TO earn her own living. Her expert
"nccs are thrilling. but frequently fur
nish plenty OF laughs. :, IS almost
needless to add tnat Dorothy Gish viii
give an Intelligent performance. owen
Moore is exceedingly popular in Rich
nond. and Simply strenrthens an al
ready strong supporting cast The
Triangle Keystone comedy feature Of
the prog ram win he The Last Laugh"
For the Weekend William 5. Hart. as
sisted by BESSIE Love, Will be seen in
The Aryan' The comedy for the
week end will be the Triangle Key
stone. "A Dash OF COMEDY"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
OBSERVE "FAsHION DAY" AT
BIG MOVIE EXPOSITION

Fashion Day" - The First National
Motion Picture Exposition at Madison
Square Garden, May GA under the
direction OF tho Notion Picture Board
OF Trade Of America. will he observed
by the best known modistes millincrs
and bootmakcrs in New York. French
mannikins and th" prctticst Of Ameri-
can models VIII show the very latest
ot tho world fashions ~ the forth
coming exposition
Not only will tho professional mod j..
els exhibit the gowns. bu; the stars OF
the screen will also appear in the new
est OF women's fancies Film actresses
arc always CARRIED IN the newest styles
and are among the best patrons Of the
Ftfth Avenue shops. In one Of the
recent nln releases s25OOO worth OF
gowns were worn by the leading ar
fist.
Special scenic effects will be placed
on the large and spacious stage by s.
l. Rothapfel, which will aid in the
showing OF the gowns. For the past
year the worlds styles have been de-
signed and made in New York Few,
II amy, are coming from Paris or the
ether foreign fashion ccnters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
FAMOUS SCREEN STARS
no APPEAR ~ EMO

III" salaries paid TO the notion-pic-
turc actors and actresses who are. TO
appear before the camera in specially
written scenarios at the First National
Motion Picture Exposition. ut Madi-
son Square Garden. May gill, would
total mp TO something lik. :hc interest
on the national ocbt.
II VIII be the first time In the his
tory OF the motion picture industry
that cast made up OF the leading
screen players have ever appeared to-
gether stage with complete studio
equipment Will be built at the Fourth
Avenue end OF the Garden, and cnch
day under directors OF tho first rank
hlm stars viii enact their fayoritr
roles After the film has been Dr.
Vcloped 1t vii! be thrown on spe-
cial!y built screen. This will he the
only showing of the picture. The LAT
est feature films and news wceklie.
viii also be exhibited
some OF those who will be I'm m.
exposition pictures are: Mary PICK
ior"' Theda Bara, Anita Stewart. Helen
ware, Olga Petrova. Pearl White. Mar.
S"rct Gibson. Helen Holmes. Cyril
scott William f'arnum. Lionel ia rrv-
more Frank Daniels. Victor Moore
george ovey. f. Forest Tavlor and
George BebGn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
CHARLES HICKMAN IL HERO
~ COLONIAL FEAT IN,

Monday and Tuesday the Colonial
presents Charles Hickman in the Rluc
Ribbon feature. The Hero of Sub
marine DE-" This picture is a navy
thriller with smashing love story
valuable not only from a dramatic
standpoint but from an educational one.
showing II docs the true condition
of tho United states Navy ut tho pres
ont time. Thc picture seeks 10 prove
That, officer for officer and man for man.
the United states Navy has no equal
among the hghtin;; nations OF to-day.
Tho principal players in the enactment
OF this tim are, besides Mr.. Hickman.
Eleanor Woodruff. James Morrison.
Zena I[eefc, Audcrs Randolph. Charles
Wellesley and Thomas Wills. Mr.. Rich
man was the hero III The Battle Cry
of Peace" For "Wednesday ana Thurs
day, Madam Bertha kalish VIII make
her screen debut in the Fox play.
SANDER" This play was written es-
ptcially to meet The requirements OF
tho great Polish actress, and critics
who have already witnessed It's pre-
sentation are one ia saying that IL is
ominently successful in doing that
which II set out TO 40 ON Friday and
saturday Ethel Barrymore returns in
The i irs of Hate. 80 =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
BLANCHE; SWEET,
Isis.

scrth"d ~ love, oil and money in
equal parts Edgar Lewis. who Is Ill
rectinc the making OF the photoplay
Tor the i.uh!n Company, is an extrc,n-
ISL III th" matter Of realism. and TO
pun the "r"Un pf petroleum. into the
picture, he took Miss oNcil and her
supporting principals 10 the Galloway
on h"l's near r'iHulilin Pa; where
hftccn busy hays were employed In
unfolding tho story OF the camera and
shacks, dcrricks and tanks
several hundred extra people were
REQUIRED by Director Lewis and these
places verc enthusiastically fllcd by
drii!crs. tool dr"sseI5. bumpers and
other oil field typcs Tn" climax of
'ea l!sn. howcvcr, was achieved by tho
Spectacular shooting Of - well in the
Two Mile Run district.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23

dom that lie went through vicariousiy
all she endured. as we'll as bearing his
own burden. and so for his sake she
bore up. drinking i'm courage from the
love that "nveloped her whenever his
eyes mot hers.
For just az the trial and what had
gone before 1t had stripped her OF her
woman's subtcrfuges and couuetries, SO
had II stripped Langdons love OF tho
masculine dread OF publicity. and lie
cared nothing even II all those In the
courtroom read the secrets OF his
heart.
on this particular morning, however,
Mary fancied that there was new
meaning In his smile and Il light OF
hope In his eyes. and there was keen
interest in her own gaze when tho first
witness was called.
John McGone."
He'was a burly man In loud waist
coat. with hair that grew low on his
forehead and was parted in the middle
into two careful curls in II fashion
popular with certain typo OF bar
keeper and barber
TO bo continued tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
CHG JIM GARRIIY, Is
STRONG PAT'HE RELIA ST

Zig Jim Garrity," the i've part
Path" Cold Rooster release for April
IL, shows for the first time Robert
t.deson In a Pathc picture. Mr. Eide
son finds In the title role Il part we'll
suited TO him and, rs the big-hearted
big bodied foreman OF a Southern
mine, is always convincing and force
full IL. is ably supported by Eleanor
Woodruff, who for som. time starred
in Pathc productions; Carl IIarbaugh
and Lvstcr Chambers. Iystcr Cham
hers VIII he remembered Cor his SPLEEN
did work in Pathc's AT Bay" and Mr
farbaugh used 10 bc in the Pathe
stock Company in Jersey City.
George Fit2maurice who is winning
golden opinions as a makes. of Gold
Rooster plays. directed the picture
which Is adapted from the 4. II. Woods
success OF the same name
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
MARGUERITE CLARK At ODEDN
IN ,"MDLI.Y MAEI:-IfEJIt.t.I

Marguerite Clark. the dainty little
Famous Players star. who has been
seen recently in Richmond in Mice
and Men and "Out of the Drifts"
Will BIO the attraction at the Odeon for
the first half OF the week In the pop
ular magazine story and book, Molly
Make-Believe." which has Just been
converted into Paramount picture.
Appearing first in one of the big mag
azines. "Molly Make Believe" won in
slant popularity and was later printed
in book form. In this second form I,
won new laurels and became one OF
the most widely distributed gift books
in circulation. The tremendous pop
ularity of Miss Clark ana the wide
spread interest in Eleanor Hallowell
Ab0ott's book make this notable
production. For the week END, Para
nrount sends to the Odeon the Jesse L..
i.nsky star and popular favorite. Ma
ric Doro, In the Heart of Nora
.lvnn."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
CONTINUED From saturday,

CONTINUED From saturday,
Thank YOU" said Iansdon, but
Daniels frowncd.
You've got no cause to thank me-"
he said II just wanted you to know.
want TO be kept posted. | don't want
TO tell anything that amt necessary.
but il the worst comes to the worst
by God. Ill tell it all"
lis that your promise"
Yes" Abruptly Daniels put on his
hat, and without "A word o; parting
marched out of the door. leaving
Langdon staring through narrowed lids
after his retreating form AS he reached
for the telephone.
He was late getting into court.
but whatever conflicting emotions tho
promise made by Daniels had reused in
him were hidden by the smiling mask
OF confidence ana ease with which he
treasured, not only Mary, but the spec
tt tors
TO Mary that smile and the deep
abiding tenderness in his eyes were
the two things that made 1t possible
to bear with patience the weary strain
of the passing days. The first shud-
dering horror OF the tragedy had
pasSeu. II is true, ana, In spite OF its
occasional return in the quiet OF sleep
less nights. ii had given place TO
less poignant. though bitter enough,
suffering
With the passing III the acute agony,
however the little things at first sub
merged came to the surface and be-
came - source OF daily martyrdom
The hard bed, the coarse food. the lack
OF privacy. the limited conveniences
the roughncss Of the police and the
suhocating sense OF being n prisoner.
OF beinS denied the fresh air and the
sunshine and the right to go where
shc pleased, seemed almost unbearable
Yet she knew that the agony OF her
suffering was doubled by that OF Lang
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
BESSIE BARRiSCALE STAR
IN NEW TRIANGLE pI>y

Jessie Barriscale and william Dos
nond soon VIII be seen together. me-
scented as co-stars by Thomas TT Inc.
III Trianglc-Kay Rec feature an
titled Not My Sister" The story was
written by James Montgomery, the
-! 70 nv IN CONFEDERATION with c.
"'''' sullivan the staf-1nce pho
toDlay author.
Miss Barriscalc plays the part OF a
girl who suffers iGnominy at the hands
OF young artist The unScrupulous
artist. Michael Arnold, is played by
William Desmond
cast OF the usual Incc excellence
supports The two stars. II includes
FRANKLIN Richie, Alice Taafce and
Louise Bro"ncli. The production was
greeted by Charles Giblyu. under Incc
supervision.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
VICTOR Runs NEW CHAPTERS
Oh" THRILLING SERIALS

As is its custom, tho Victor Theater
VIII offer throughout the week n happy
blend OF drama ana comedy, featuring
me newest and most exciting serials
or the most ingenious producers OF that
particular form of movie entertain
ment According to schedule, The
Iron Claw" with Pearl White, Sheldon
Lewis and Creighton Hale. will be
shown on Monday. On Tuesday, will
be displayed another complete Install
ment, or chapter. of that thrilling Sc
ries, THE Social Pirates" with Marion
Sails. Ollie Kirkby and others, and sew
ernl new and bright comedies Another
chapter OF The Strange Case Of Mary
Page" which grows more and more
startling with each development, will
be run on "Wednesday. on Thursday
Will be seen The Mllionaire's Son"
featuring Myrtle Reeves: Friday brings
Edward Arnold. IN The Last Advcn-
ture.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
M,:NiCAN nORDEn DRAMA
ONE OF N:N'S EEATIRt:S

Mondays Mutual rSastcrpicturc at
The Rex will be The Haunted Manor -
hy the Gaumont Company, featuring
Iva Sheppard and Gertrude Robinson.
George Ovey will also be seen in n
cub comedy. The Winning Punch"
Tuesdays feature will he very timely
production by The Sclic Company.
Along the Border" Tom Mix is the
star in this picture play. To make tho
story more interesting. many Of the
scenes were filmed along the Next
can border. The Stampede" b.
oEraDh Western feature. will also he
added Tuesday. Wednesday. Ills Mas
:erpiccc." an American drama featuring
Ed Coxen, also n Vogue comedy. a
MiS-Up, in Photos" featuring Rube
Miller. will be shown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
Movie Calendar


BIjOu - Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday,, Dorothy Gisli nnd Owen
Moore. I'm "Iittle Mcrnn's ROninncr.-
nnd the keystone comedy, "Thc
LIMIT Laugh"
COLONIAI.--1lOnda rnd Tucsdny,
thnrlcs Hickman, In "rhc Hero OF
Submarine D-2"; Wednesday, Her
tim Kniish, ia "Slnndcr."
RI:S - Monday, ..rhc Haunted
Manor" with Iva Sheppard md Ger
trudc Robinson. also George Ovcy.
In II Cub comedy, Tuesday. Tom
Mix. In "tIOng the HOrdcr'; We'd
ncsdny, ella masterpieces" with I'D
toNcn. and 81 N0Tuc comedy, fentur-
Ing RUDE Miller.
ODEON-MOntay. TurEdny md
Wednesday,. Marguerite Clark, In
"floily Nukc-sciicye.'
VICTOR - Monday, "thc Iron
Clnw"i Tuesday. "Thr social
PIratcs": Wednesday,, .rhc SfrnnSc
Case Of Mary Page"
ISIS - Monday and Tuesday,
blanche Sweet. in "rhr Hack I.Ist";
Wednesday,, Mnric DorO, In "Dipfo-
Inncy."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
The Strange Case of
Mar:y age
BI FREDERICK LEWIS.
Author OF
"Whnt Happened to Mary
Pictures By Essanay. Copyright.
1918. by Mcclure Publication
shown at the Victor Thcater.
SYNOPSIS.


Mary Page. actress. Ia accused OF the
murder OF David Pollock. ana Is defended
by her lover. Philip 1.anEdon. Pollock was
intoN!catcd. At Mnry's trini she admits she
had the revolver. Her maid testines that
Mary threatened Pollock with IL pre-
yiousiy. and Mary's leading man duplicates
I-anSdon. How Mary disappeared from tho
seen" az tho crime Is "a mystery. Brandon
tells OF strange hand print he saw on
Mary's shoulder. Further evidence shows
that horror OF drink produces temporary in
sanity In Mary. The defense Is 'represscd
psychos!s." Witnesses describe Mary's hight
from her Intoxicated father and her faith
er's suicide. Nurse Walton describes the
kidnapping OF Mary by Pollock. and Amy
Barton tells OF harys struggles to become
an actress. OF Pollock's pursuit of her. and
OF another occasion when the smell OF
liquor drove Mary insane. There IL evil
dcnce that Daniels, Mary's manager. threat
encd Pollock Mary fnints on tho etand
ana again goes insanei when policeman
offers her whisky. Daniels tcstines that
Pollock threatened TO XIII Mary and Lang
don. and actually attempted to kill Lang
don. Two witnesses describe Marys Hight
To the street from tho hotel. and her alb
duction by men from gambling place
nearby Further evidence seems To merlin
mate Daniels,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
ANNA NILSSON.

In the striking serial noon to he re-
leased by Pnthe, Miss Nilsson IL called
on to portray fourteen different hero
Ines. of widely varying types. 80 thnt
the young star, who liz snid to have
bccn selected from thirty-six film fn-
yoritcs for this serial. has been dubbed
"Thc Girl OF Thousand EmOtiOns.n
Vt IN snid that the gowns provided for
Miss Nilsson surpnnn anything hereto
fore seen Oh tho screen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
~ \ NICHE SWEET AT ISIS
FIRST TWO DAYS Of WEi:I,

The attraction at the Isis to-mor-
row and Tuesday will he the Para
Mount play. "rhe Elack list" In which
Hlancho Sweet Is starred. On We'd
ncsday and Thursday Marie Doro will
be seen In the picture version of the
Sardou play, Diplomacy" On Friday
the World Film Corporation sends
Crimson Wings" and on Saturday
Madam Olga Petrova will be seen in
tho Metro wonder play, 1.-THE Blindness
OF Love"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
Gets Remarkable Eject.

Cameraman J. Van Trcss, of the Pal
las pictures staff, has secured some re-
markable effects for David Garrick,"
the forthcoming release on the Para
mount program. In taking a night
scene, Van Tress trained his camera
upon the full moon, securing a rare
effect by regular manipulation that has
only been achieved heretofore by stop
motion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
Mae Mnrsh Has New p,n,.

Nae Marsh is to follow "!Ioodoo Ann"
WIN an extraordinary play OF Paris
underworld, called The Little AEache."
~ presents Miss Marsh in n.ake-up
.hat while true to the underworld OF
inc ,hris apaches will bo a surprising
moEel'y. LLOYD lngraham is directing
Tuily Marshall is in the cast with Ron
ert Harron
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
To renturc snlmon nun.

The great annual run OF tho Pacific
salmon from the sea To shallow head
waters of mighty Alaskan rivers will
be strongly played up In tho forthcom-
Ing Dhotoplay production by the Lubin
Company Of Rex Beach's novel, THE
silver Horde" The salmon canning in
dustry forms tho foundation OF tho
exciting narrative
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
no SHOOT OIL WELLS
IN NEW FEATURE PHOTO

The actual shooting or real oil
well will he one OF the big scenes in
"rhe Toilcrs." the new multiple reel
feature photoplay by DR.. Daniel Car
son Goodman. In which Nance O'Neil
Is starred.
Abe thsms OF 1.-The Toilcrs' Is do
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
New NIeIOdraIna.

Work has been started on Broad
way Star Feature under the direction
OF Eugene Mullin at the Flatbush stu
dios of the Vitagraph Company. A
strong cast is To he seen in this pro-
duction. The picture is n melodrama
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
PIuvtus IL Contrary,

James Young, who is directing Mae
Murray In l.asky productions of Para
mount pictures, had to take a rain
storm scene the other day. and az j.
Pluvius was not on the job, the rain
had TO be supplied from sprinklins
carts. The next day, when the entire
stage was set for n huge ballroom
scene in the same production. it start
ed raining At o'clock and raincd con-
tinuouSly all day long
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23

Kittens Reichcrt. the six ycar-old
William Fox player. has recovered
from her attack of measles and gone
back TO work in new picture with
Stuart liolmcs and Dorothy Bernard.
Unlike Little Jane Lee, who believes
that all of Holmes screen villa MES are
all too true and terrible. and diSlikes
him accordingly, Kittens likes the Fox
villain and begged 10 work in the pic
turc with him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
Hopper In SerIou, plo,

Following the completion of De Wolf
Hopper's play. THE Philanthropist," I'm
which ne is sort of modern Don
SuiNo'e' he may turn from comedy to
drama. and play role in which humor
will DO almost entirely suborGinated
to intensity of emotion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
Take Picture In virginia.

Vivian Martin. who has begun work
on her second picture for William Fox
is fitting herself out with wardrobe
suitable for wear in Kentucky, Tonnes
see, Virginia or the Carolinas At this
time of the year. Some OF the scenes
in her forthcoming picture will be
made in one of the aforementioned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23

Al the Metro offices 1T has been def
ntelE decided to call the big fve-part
feature production in which dorothy
Green and Clifford Bruce are starred
ior the first time in Metro program.
and which was recently completed al
the Popular Plays and PLAYERS studio
Souls Afsme."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23

Thcda Earas new picture to follow
The Eternal Sapho" VIII DC OF a type
never before selected for her. This
picture was begun early in the week
by Director Ecrt Brackcn. In tho cast
are Claire Whitney. William II. Tookcr
St"nhopc Whcatcroft, Stuart Holmes,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
The Movie Scribe.

Why do newspaper reporters in mo-
ton pictures always prance around
wearing nannel-cakc hats. windsor
tics, and carrying writing pads?