The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-30
|"HELL'S HINGES" IS
 OFFERED ID PUBLIC
 !. BY PRINCESS TODAY
William s. Hart in Wild West Setting Is Very Elf fective-The Weeks
 Programme Good

William $ Hart in "Hel's Hinges, will be the offering of the Princess the atre for today and MT. Hart appears in one of his best characterizations The story has a wild west setting, dealing with life in frontier settlement by the picturesque name of ''Hells Hinges, prior to the coming of the Rev. Robert Henley and his daughter, Faith. Blaze Tracy, notorious gunman, assists the pr eacher in keeping order at his church. He is sent away on an errand by the sa- loonkeeper and in his absence. the church is burned and the preacher killed.
 On his return Tracy finds the minis ter's daughter, who tells him what has occurred. In a rage he proceeds to wipe out "Helrs Hinges burning the saloon to the ground, and shooting it's keeper. He takes the girl away with him. saying their future lies beyond the mountains.
 THE MAN HUNT'
 Here's a story of a man hunt some what out of the usual run of such and James Morrison and Marguerite Blake, who are starred in the production at the Princess Monday, are aptly fitted for the cast
 "A Convenient Burglar" comedy, pro- vides rela xation from the tenseness of the foregoing, and will please.
 THE DANGER LINE
 Elizabeth Burbridge and Edward Ar mold appear at the Princess Tuesday in "The Danger Line" which is a story of a young girl who is ambitious to make a name for herself on the stage. The girls mother Is in destitute cir cumstances, and she secures position in the office of theatrical manager. In this capacity she is enabled to secure small part in the great play which is to be produced The leading woman becomes jealous of the attention paid the girl by the leading man and refuses to ap- pear the first night. The girl takes up the leading part and wins instant fame.
 The Strange Case of Mary Page with Henry Walthal and Edna Mayo completes the programme for Tuesday.
 THE CANDLE
 'The Candle" with an all star cast, is offered at the Princess Wednesday. The story is tremendously interesting and will please large audiences
 Ham and the Masked Marvel" a com edy with Ham and Bud in the lead of makers of fun, will follow. The pro- gramme closes with Selig- Tribune News features.
 THE MAN WITHIN"
 Tom Mix and an all star cast will ap- pear on the Princess screen Thursday in The Man Within. It is an unusual play and Tom Mix always makes good in his productions.
 '"rhe Fable of the Preacher Who Flew His Kite is offered on the comedy side of the screen.
 'IN THE MOONS RAY'
 Tn the Moons Ray which is offered at the Princess Friday, Francis x. Bushman is given another opportunity to demonstrate his fitness for characteriza- tion of detective parts. As Richard Neal, private investigator, he unearths the hid ing place of two crooks, rescues a beau tiful girl, and returns priceless bauble to its original owner. Incidentally, he wins the girl.
 Swords and Hearts, with an all star cast also Is offered Friday.
 .sThe Brave Ones," with Plump and Runt starred, forms an excellent comedy ending to the programme
 THE OATH OF HATE'
 Henry King in sThe Oath of Hate" at the Princess Saturday, should prove a great drawing card for this popular pho- toplay house. The play is wonderfully we'll conceived and well acted through out
 Sis Hopkins in ''The Dump Heiress. will give the public more of her droll comedy work.