The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-27

OHN BARRYMORE and Flora
 Zabelle are starred in "The 0 Red Widow" which will be the offering of the Strand until ' o'clock this evening. ''The Red Widow is rollicking farce based on the adventures of an American in Russia with the secret service of that country. It will provide amusement for those who see it.
 Tonight from until 10 o'clock the Strand offers Salvation Joan,' a seven part Vitagraph feature, released on the V. l.. s. E. pro- gramme. Edna May is the star, and associated with her are Dorothy Kelly, Harry T. Mercy, l.. Rogers Lytton, Donald Hall and other celebrities. Salvation Joan" shows Miss May in one of her best char acterizations, and is sure to please a large audience.
 CHILDREN TO SEE CHAPLIN.
 The Age-Herald realizing what a great favorite Charlie Chaplin is with the children of Birmingham, has made arrangements with Man. ager Leftwich of the Odeon Two whereby every child in Birmingham under 16 years of age will be ad- 1nitted at half the regular price. All that is necessary Is to present the coupon in this issue of The Age-Herald together with half the regular price of admission. Chap lin's burlesque on Carmen at Odeon Two has proved to be one of the hits of the week. and those who his greatest effort.
 THE WOMAN WHO DID NOT
 CARE''
 That phrase has a most familiar sound-"The Woman Who Did Not Care" and Manager Colley of the Princess,A where it will be shown today, says the play is above the average. It is three part Selig feature, starring Eugenie Besserer and Harry Mestayer. On the other side of the screen will be shown a Bparing Vim comedy under the title, Hired and Fired.' The very title suggests a laugh. The play produces one.
 "ARTIE, THE MILLIONAIRE KID" A welcome change from the usual blood and thunder drama is af- forded patrons of the Rialto today, when "Artie, the Millionaire Kid,' will be flashed across the screen. It is a fantastic Vitagraph feature in five parts, and Ernest Truax enacts the role of the millionaire kid. Dorothy Kelly is a wonderful foil, and the play should take well.
 1.-THE WAITS"
 The story of a young clergyman who falls. and of his redemption through the efforts of woman of the streets, who also saves herself, is told simply, directly, forcibly in "The Waifs,r which will be the at traction today at the Trianon. Jane Gail and William Desmond are the cOstaFs of the production.
 His Wife's Mistake.r a Key stone-Triangle production, will fer nish the comedy at the Trianon to- day and Roscoe Arbuckle is the bright particular luminary in the cast.
 .'ZAZA."
 Due to insistent demands. the man.
 
 wise to secure a return engagement of "Zaza,'' in which Pauline F'reder- icll is featured, and it will be shown today on the Colonial screen. Miss Frederick is one of the most popular movie actresses that appears on the Birmingham screen, and her friends are loyal to her in her every pro- duction. In "Zaza'' she appears won derfully well, and the second appear ance of this production will be hailed with delight by movie fans.
 THE GOLD AND THE WOMAN" Theda Bara, one of the most pop ular screen artists appearing in Bir- mingham, will be starred today in 'The Gold and the Woman which will be exhibited on the Alcazar screen. Miss Bara appears at her best in this production. and will add great ly to her laurels among the Bir- mingham public
 "CAMILLE"
 Clara Kimball Young will be feat ured in a wonderful picturization of Camille" at the Trianon Saturday and Sunday. Miss Young is noted among the favorites of Birmingham, and her appearance as Camille" is sufficient of itself to assure the plays success here. Everyone knows the story of Camille of course, but in it's picturized version it is even more attractive. There are many spectac- uiar and emotional scenes, but per haps the most exciting is the duel between the two lovers.
 THE KISS OF HATE"
 ''The Kiss of Hate,'' five-part Metro wonder play, in which Ethel Barrymore, the gifted dramatic artist, is seen in the stellar role, will be shown here at the Rialto Friday, Sat urday and Sunday.
 It is 8 strong story of Russian life, with romance and tragedy woven throughout, and affords Miss Barry more an unusual opportunity for the display of her supreme dramatic pow CTS.
 Miss Barrymore, who has long been favorite on Broadway and on tour, was starred in Our Mrs. McChesney," one of the most successful plays in New York this season. The long list of starring vehicles in which she has won an enviable name on the speak