The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-28
.SA|NTSAND SINNERS
 BOOKED AT STRAND WITH PEGGY INLAND
-"The Girl With the Green Eyes" Is Scheduled for To- day-Blanche Sweet in
 New Play Tomorrow

Two de luxe Paramount photop1ays are booked for the ever-cooled Strand theatre this week, which opens today with 'The Girl With the Green Eyes," a five-part Pathe Gold Rooster fea- ture, and World photoplay, His Brothers Wife," is booked on Wednes- day and Thursday.
 Othen than the above programme, Manager T. s. Abernethy also an- nounces that the Paramount Picto- graphs will be shown on Monday and Tuesday. the Paramount-Bray car toons on Wednesday and Thursday and the Paramount-Burton Holmes lectures on Friday and Saturday.
 Katherine Kaelred and Julian LES trange are co-stars in The Girl With the Green Eyes," a five-part Pathe Gold Rooster play at the Strand thea tre today. It is Limitation of Clyde Fitchs greatest drama. A short syn opsis follows:
 While strolling through the park one evening, Travers comes upon a woman about to throw herself in the lake. It is his sister. She had, she tells him, been betrayed by a man who is the father of her son and. unable to endure her destitution Is about to end 1t all
 Travers soothes her and promises to take care of her and her child. He fur nishes an apartment for them and makes frequent calls there, on one of which he is seen and recognized by Mansfield, a clubman of his, who, in fatuated with Mrs. Travers, uses this suspicious, though unconfirmed inci- dent, in trying to persuade her to give him her love.
 Mrs Travers, made credulous by her insane jealousy of her husband, slight ly- encourages Mansfield, who, with the bravado of his sort, boasts at the club of his affair with her. Travers hears of this and is uncomfortable. He sends for his sister to come to his dressing room in the theatre, and Mansfield, hearing of it. brings Mrs. Travers to surprise him. Here is the big scene of the play wherein Trav- CTS demands of Mansfield an eXplana- <tion of his conduct, and Travers' sis ter recognizes Mansfield as the man who deserted her. Travers attempts to kill Mansfield. who is saved by the police.
 Then Mrs. Travers, learning the iden- tity of 'the other woman," and ridden by remorse for the jealousy that has made her doubt her husband and lose his love, attempts to poison herself She is saved, however, and reunited to her husband by love whose constant light outshines the occasional flashes from her green eyes,"
 "THOUSAND-DOLLAR HUSBAND
 On Monday and Tuesday "The Thou sand Dollar Husband" a five-part Lasky- Paramount feature with Miss Blanche Sweet, is book ed at the Strand
 As Olga Nelson, Miss Sweet is seen as the Swedish maid of all work in a college boarding house. She is madly in love with Douglas Gordon. one of the wealthy young students living at the boarding house. She gives his room special attention and sees that he has all the choice dainties the boarding house table affords.
 Young Gordon, deeply in debt, wires his father for money, but Gordon, Sr., replies that his investments have failed and he is practically penniless and or ders young Gordon to leave college im- mediately.
 One evening after work olga and