The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-20
FIGHTING BLOOD"
 AT THE TR|ANON
'The Crown Princes Dou- ble7 With Maurice Costello
 Booked for Tomorrow

At the Trianon today ''The Heart of the Blue Ridge" World feature star ring Miss Clara Kimball Young, will be shown. This feature has already been shown at the Ria1to, where 1t scored an artistic success. Tomorrow "The Crown Princes Double" with Maurice Costello, will be shown THE GROWN PRINCES DOUBLE The first reel of this five-part Vita graph production indicates a story laid in one of the mythical kingdoms of Europe, so popular with writers of pie turesque romance, but the scene soon shifts to America, where the crown prince is allowed to work out his prob lems in democratic surroundings. There is enough royalty in the first reel, how ever, to establish Maurice Costello's' right to cream colored, gold trimmed uniform and to accoHnt for his wear ing monocle, as becomes the son of the King of Ostrau. During his Amer ican experience he discards the uni form, but, retains the monocle and with it the bearing of sprincely dignity. MT Costello makes a very engaging Prince |'Oscar and easily assumes the person. ality of a humble American bookkeep- CT, who chances to be his physical double.
 THOU SHALT NOT COVET' On Tuesday Selig " L. S. F. fea- ture, Thou Shalt Not coyet." Is of fered at the Trianon.
 As the great ship shivered and groaned, live thing-I thought of my neighbor's wife. I rushed to her state room and there found her helpless gathered her into my arms and with her leaped into the sea. When she awoke her mind was disarranged from the shock and she thoughSI : was her husband In her strange madness she called me by her husbands name, and gave me all the love she had for him In the jungle we made our home and she came to me as she had always come to her husband. and I prayed for strength in my hour of dire tempta- tion.'
 And did the man who madly loved his neighbours wife overcome tempta- tion? Did the woman, who later came to a realization of her situation, again find the husband she so dearly loved or did she succumb to fate? View this wonderful this unusual drama, and find the answerM
 FIGHTING BLOOD"
 William Farnum and Dorothy Der hard are co-stars in the William Fox feature, Fighting Blood" at the Tri- anon on Wednesday and Thursday This is photoplay based on the song, 1 My Old Kentucky Home" and it gives that virile young actor William Far mum, an excellent opportunity for one of his pet delineations of character. Fighting Blood" is a great picture in which the hero finally triumphs over the gambler
 HER GREAT HOUR
 An Equitable feature, "Her Great Hour.' is on the programme of the Trianon for Friday and Saturday
 Molly Mcintyre, the star of "Her Great Hour," has part which will ap- peal to the minds and hearts of millions of screen lovers. Prosecuted but heroic innocence, holding up against appar- ently overwhelming waves of adverse fate, and winning victory over all the forces arrayed against it. foiling the machinations of heartless woman, overcoming the designs of group of the powers that prey" and emerging triumphant and happy from it's trials and tribulations, is theme which would be trite were it treated in any less masterly way than has been shown in the direction of Her Great Hour" The Equitable has skirted clear of the cut and dried. and has developed the plot into story of gripping interest, full of tense situations, striking scenes and compelling climaxes.