The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-21

Manager Thomas s. Abernethy of the Strand and Colonial theatres an
 nounces several notable features on
 the Paramount and World Film pro-
 gramme for his photoplay houses this
 week Such notable stars as George
 Beban, Miss Hazel Dawn, Miss Lenore
 Ulrich, Frank Sheridan and Miss Flor
 ence Reed are booked Today's spe-
 cial offering at the Strand will be
 "The Heart of Paula" with Miss Le-
 nore Ulrich
 THE HEART OF PAULA"
 Miss Lenore Ulrich and Forrest Stanley are the featured stars in "The Heart Of
 Paula" f1ve-part Pallas-Paramount pho < toplay, at the Strand theatre today. This 7 fea ture portrays dramatic story of con z ditions as they are at the present time in { Mexico, It is one of Miss Ulreh's best f efforts before the camera.
 THE FEUD GIRL" { Tomorrow and Tuesday The Feud , Girl" d fye-jart Famous Players Para { mount feature, with Miss Hazel Dawn { and Irving Cummings in the leading roles, ! will be shown.
 | There are many points of exceptional < interest about "The Feud Girl as it is the first feud story ever to be filmed in s real feud country. The mountains Z " hich form the background for The FeuG Girl have been the actual setting of X many a grim scene in days gone by, for it was in these very hills that some of the most bitter struggles have been fought out. Many of the bearded old men X ho responded to Director Thomson's call l for volunteers when he was collecting { "hghters" for the Haddon- Bassett feud / were men who had taken part in these f scenes of Neals gone by, aud there were | many interesting and exciting tales spun f by them.
 Thomson, always ready to adapt him. self to his surroundings incorporated some of the best incidents into the ac- { ton Of the photoplay with the result that the feud is perhaps the most real iistic that has ever been depicted on the EsCreen.
 As Nell Haddou the wild mountain fdaughter of old Haddon. the leader of sone of the warning factions Hazel Dawn @dces superb work It is one of the most ttenderlN sweet but unusually powerful l.aracteriza tions which she has ever done ion the screen in support of Miss Dawn Ithere appear Irving Cummings Hardee fl<irkland. Arthur Morrison. Russell Bas- 'sett and several others who are equally
 well known
 THE STRUGGLE"
 : On Wednesday and Thursday The Struggle, a fiVepart World Film pro- Huction. with Frank Sheridan, is booked ~rhis is an original photoplay of great Dramatic strength, which gives MT. Sher- 5dan. noted legitimate actor his first peal opportunity on the screen.
 <, "PASQUALE"
 , George Began and Myrtle Stedman are Starred in "Pasquale' at the Strand the Tttre on Friday and Saturday. In Pas Auale, George Beban is displayed in what 4s felt will prove his greatest vehicle ever gresented either on the screen or stage Nhe story has to do with the lives of d shard-workns and kind Italian grocer and a wealthy banker. both of whom are called to the other side to defend their colors The many dramatic quail tes Of the plot are offset by various in cidents of unusual heart-interest, which are brought out to particular advantaee and ill q manner such as only George Be- ban can present. Aside from the merit uf the story itself, the production offers many qualities the combination of which results I making this one of the best subjects vel given to Paramount patrons by Oliver Morosco.