The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-05

Manager H. M Newsome of the Trianon theatre has arranged a feature pro- gramme this week that takes in all man. ner of film drama. The week opens with Unto Those Who Sin,'' and closes with "A Circus Romance
 UNTO THOSE WHO SIN"
 This five part Selg V. L. S. F. feature will be shown at the Trianon theatre to- day and tomorrow with Fritzi Brunette {, in the stellar role of Nadia the Temp tress.'' That the wages of sin is death, is proven by the life story of Nadia, who, ltred from the straight and narrow path to bright lights, ease, and the '---r of people and fine linen, finally reaps the tares and thistles of .nisspent life. The story of Nadia is tale that is sordid and yet fascinating; it is life sermon that is too often unheeded, and vet we can never blind our eyes to it's signifi- canoe. s.As ye SOW so shall ye reap'' and yet the lure of wealth contir-es to be irresistible to many working girls. "FOR A WOMAN'S FAIR NAME"
 This vitagraph V. l.. S. E. feature, For a Woman's Fair Name,'' with Rob- ert Edeson in the stellar role, is a strong photoplay, which portrays how a woman was innocently compromised and to what steps her chivalrous companion took to save her name from the stigma of dishonor. The question asked by the picture is just how far should man go in such circumstances
 ''THE MARBLE HEART
 In "The Marble Heart in which Violet Horner is starred at the rriano Wednes- day and Thursday, a typical blood and thunder photoplay from the William Fox studio is presented. It is an awful night mare It is the story of a young woman married to sickly individual. The young wife takes on a lover and both finally drcwn the husband so that they can marry. However, happiness does not come and it finally ends with double suicide. sweet esthetic tale.
 "A CIRCUS ROMANCE
 A story of life under the 'big top, , which is too strong to succumb to the aliurements of a narrow, hide bound j:liberal and hypocritical social code even when backed by wealth and social position; is told in "A Circus Romance' '' tho Equitable release which is coming tc the Triano theatre on Friday and Sat ur6ay, with Muriel Ostriche as the star The snug self-complacency of a country town is greatly disturbed by the arrival of circus, and is completely broken up when it is learned that the star per former is the daughter of the town leading light, who, in spite of his present prominence and probity, has a past. Hei HotEer is also membe. of the troupe of performers, but keeps the secret of her 2 relationship with the big man, whC thinks she is dead. His second wife takes to the little performet, the minister o1 the towns leading church falls in love with her and wants to marry her, hei father is willing to acknowledge hel openly as his daughter after he has tolt his second wife the circumstances, bu Babette. true to her first love, refuses to give up her mother and her chums and goes back to the circrs and the per former with whom she is in love. after 6 trial of life under other surroundings which convinces her that she cannot bt happy I nder such circumstances. Tkt etory is Beautifully told, and the littl. star has more than fulfilled the prom ises she made in her previous Equitable appearance.