The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-17
but 8 sensible young man manages to repair the mischief and all ends happily.

but 8 sensible young man manages to repair the mischief and all ends happily.
 The much heralded Miss Jackie of the Navy will be seen at the Rialto Mon day and Tuesday. This picture play fea- lures Margarita Fisher. The story is bright and crisp and anus ing. As joke on Captain Crowne, who has criticized her loud bathing suits and other methods of advertising her charms, Jackie disguises herself as a sailor and undertakes to deliver a note to the cap- tain. While delivering the letter, the boat sails and Jackie sails with 1t. The play has to do with Jackie's antics on board the cruiser, 8 battle with natives of a South Sea island and Jackie's rescue of the captain, who, captured by the na- tives is sentenced to be devoured by the Sacred Snake" Of course, there are plenty of love scenes carried along in the swift action of the play. "The Phantom Buccaneer,, with Rich ard c .Travers and Gertrude Glover at the Strand Saturday, is screen adoption of Victor Bridges novel, Another man S Shoes"
 This Is a thrilling drama of conspiracy soldier of fortune stays the president of a mythical South American republic, established himself as dictator, loots the treasury and flees to London. The daughter of the victim pursues him to avenge her fathers death. He hires a double, whom the girl repeatedly attempts to kill. Then penetrating his impersona- tion she falls in love with the phantom buccaneer.
 By special request Manager Leftwich will show a return of Douglas Fairbanks today in Reggie Mixes 1n," one of Fair banks best. !" Black Eyes and Blue,'' Keystone comedy. will also be shown at the Triangle today.
 The attraction at the Colonial today is Mae Murray in 'rThe Flow Girl" For Thursday and Friday Fanny Ward in
 'The Years of Locust
 Harold Lockwood and Mae Allison in Big Tremaine'' continues at the Rialto today. Tomorrow and Tuesday Alice Joyce and Marc MacDermott in Whom the Gods Destroy"
 Mabel Taliaferro in ''The Sunbeam is offered by the Trianon Friday and Satur- day.
 This is how Charles Johnson Post de- scribes Reginald Barker, Triangle direc- tor. in action:
 Now, then, grab him-nght back, Jim grab him, grab him, grab him! Fight, you Jim, this is no parlor stunt-hghtv'
 And Jim certainly fought while three husky and able gentlemen of some 45 calibre swarmed over him. But 1t was not enough.
 "Fight-they'n kill you against Q wall if they get you, Jim; remember-dern 1t, fight! And you boys get him! Get him! Come on, now-come on-never mind the door-he's your lover-and they're going to kill him-they are killing him-they've got him. My God. they've got him! What does that mean to you? Think!''
 Half strangled, the luckless Jim was thrust through the doorway, and the little figure of girl dazed and fluttering, crumpled up in a forlorn little heap onsl the floor.
 The camera stopped grinding and tall. sinewy-muscled man, young and smooth shaven-boyish, almost-bronzed to boot, but adorned with a pair of the large scholarly horn-rimmed eyeglasses, came down to earth with his whole foot instead of the tiptoes that had been SUD- porting him. His arms. that had been waving in great gestures as though di- recting a vast orchestra or modelling in the air as does sculptor or painter when the drama of action and form, dropped to his sides; and as the arms dropped Regintld Barker, director of Tri-