El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
SOME WHERE IN
FRANCE IN FILM
Dramatization of Richard
Harding Davis Thriller at
the Grecian.

Somewhere in France" the new Tri-
angle production from Ince. showing at
the Grecian today and until Wednesday,
IS remarkable IN that It is a war story,
yet contains not one war scene Il deals
strictly with the adventures OF a wom-
an spy in the employ OF the German
government. and Of the efforts OF a
French officer. brother OF the man she
has disgraced and caused 10 suicide. TO
bring her To justice. Miss Glaum. the
same Louise Of the Wolf Woman" is
ideal I'm the part Of Marie ChaumOntel.
the spy. dressing. acting and looking
her role with an intelligence and under
standing that has ana VIII make her
one Of the most lauded players Of the
screen. Howard Hickman finds a con-
genial role in the brother Of the unfOr-
tunate officer. which he handles sple1-
didly.
The production is given the presen-
tatiOn that the Iuce plays are noted for
nothing being left'undOne 20 make il
screen masterpiece 1t is Weu-knoWn
fact that the story is the last one which
tine late Richard Harding Davis wrote.
il is neutral and timely and full of all
the suspense and action that makes up
q splendid film play Il is the film
dramatizatiOn Of 4 Richard Harding
i o. 1
Herald about year ago
Marie Chaumontel. the mistress Of
young Capt. Henri Ravignas in Paris.
succumbs 10 the lure OF adventure and
steals papers from the captain which
she sells TO the German government
The captain is tried as traitor and
sentenced to prison. but the sensitive
man suicides before his sentence can be
carried out- Before dying he tells his
brother Charles Of the woman who
% IN los
TO bring her 10 account Succeeding in
passing As q German. Charles also joins
the secret service and IS asst Ened as an
aide 10 Marie THIS situation leads TO
others thar are startling and sensa-
tiOnal in character. and the action in
creases IN intensity till the very dy-
mamie end OF the excellent stOry--Adv.
WIGNAM-MARY PICKFORD TODAY.
The Wigwam management takes the
greatest pleasure IN announcing the
presentation of Mary PickfOrd to-
day. tomorrow and Wednesday in Less
Than the Dust" This picture IS said 10
be the crowning triumph OF Miss Pick
and months were spent IN the making.
It's cost IS said by representatives OF
her company to have been S25Q009.
Miss Pickford is. without doubt the
most popular actress IN the entire
world Pictures which she appeared IN
years ago still draw crowds and are
eagerly sought by her admirers. In
Less Than the Dust" she has OppOrtu-
mites never before accorded her She
is At the head Of her own company, and
now has voice in the parts which
she IS 20 play TIE role OF "Radha." the
little English waif I'm India Just fits
her dainty. appealing personality and
the East Indian atmosphere allows most
deliberately rich settings Whole Hin
doc towns were reproduced and two
studios and one hundred acres OF land
We're used in making the films
The contract under which the pic
lures are being shown AT the WigWam
is the most severe and cOstliest ever
made for star. but the production
viii be offered for the usual price OF
feature film / e.. . cents for adults
and = cents for children FL Paso -
also favored in being one OF less than
30 towns in the United States in which
the picture IS released The Wigwam's
patrons viii have an opportunity OF
seeing Less Than the Dust" just as
soon as those who patroniZe one OF
New Tork's million dollar theaters-
They are requested to bear the fact in
mind that the demand for admission IN
the evening viii far exceed the capaci-
f. Of the Wigwam- Those who can
should come TO the early shows in the
afternoon the supper show or the last
show. The hours OF starting Will be
1900. 1915, $50. AIS. SEQ (supper
show. 7-45. $3.50 CAST shOw)-
Special music, prepared by experts IN
New York with the assistance Of ma
tive Hindoo musicians. viii be played
on the wonderful s10.2500o Hope-Jones
EARLE WILLIAMS AT THE BIJOU.
One Of the finest pictures ever shown
in FL Paso will be on exhibition today
at the Biiou. with the popular NATL
nee idol. Earle Williams. IN the leading
role This picture. The Masked Ball"
was produced by the Vitagraph com
pany and shows one OF the greatest
ballroom scenes ever screened The
entire large Nitagraph studio. which
generally supplies floor space for five
or six rooms. was used in this feature
A number OF special dances are done
by a group Of professional dancers,
who were engaged for the occasion.
Many big scenes have been staged FOR
the movies but none ever rivalled this
one today. at the Bijou. admission
will be: Adults. 10 cents; children 5
cents
Wednesday and Thursday. Theda
Bsra will be seen in Fast Lyme
Adv.