El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-16
HELL NORGAN'S
GIRL At UNIQUE
Big, Vivid, Thrilling Spec
tacle Begins Five-Day
Run Today.

Beginning today. the Unique pre-
sents the remarkable photoplay of
love and thrills. Hell Morgan's Girl"
This picture is heraIded as one Of the
real sensations Of the year. containing
strong love interest, startlingly thrill
ing situations and a spectacular re-
production OF the san Francisco earth
quake, which IS said to be more real
istic than anything OF the kind ever
attempted on the screen
san Francisco before the earth
quake and fire. The interior Of sail
or's Rest" The proprietor, Hell
Morgan. and his daughter. A conniV-
ing politician who coveted the queen
of Sailors Rest" Thus the stage is
set when Roger CurWel, portrait
painter. comes upon the scene-ano
then the story of He'll Morgan's girl
gets well under way. Harvey Gates
put into novel form ana loa May RaFk
prepared for the screen this thrilling
tale of love. cunning and adventure
that ends in the Preside. where thou-
sands have fled following the disas-
ter that appalled, the world and lald
a wondrOus city PROSTATE Tor a time
No more thrilling or gripping tale Of
loves struggle for supremacy has ever
been screened and Bluebird Photo
plays. Inc. have made a master Work
Of the presentation that viii be ex-
ing today, with beautiful Dorothy
Phillips playing the queen of sailors
Rest" for the love OF whom Roger
CurWell artist and man of refinement
sunk to a lower strata, only to rise to
the level OF the girl he loved and bring
her on with him to the fullness OF
lies best ideals Hell Morgan's Girl
pictures in gripping scenes the tran
sition of TWO souls, passing, as II were.
N their fight. TO eventually join IN the
NEuDiuegE DHrfeCt redemption
through love--Adv.
WIGWA8I-A NEW PICKFORD FILM.
To-Day is the last day Of exhibition
at the WigWam of Mary Pickford's
very latest picture, a Romance Of
the RedWoOds" This is entirely diff
ferent from the usual Mary Pickford
Ryeture. II is filled with tense drs-
matte moments; has picturesque seen !
cry and big scenes II was made IN
the heart OF the giant red
wood forest under the direc- !
ton OF Cecil B. DeMille, who is I
probably the most artistic Of all NOV /
ing picture directors. he IS the pro- I
Queer OF the first s. moving picture .
ever presented, Joan the Woman" /
Jeanie MACPHERSON. who wrote Joan 1
the Woman" also wrote "A Romance /
Of he~Redwoods."
LIKE Mary has the role Of a little /
eastern girl who goes out TO the gold 1
fields in 80 and there has a series 4
q unusual and surprising adventures /
A dance and gambling hall Of the days I
Of '49 forms one Of the spectacular /
scenes of the picture. Miss Pickford I
is still the sweet, charming character 4
so well known TO all moving picture 4
fans, but SHOWS a new bit Of versatil- 1
ity in her intense dramatic work the 4
old and the new Mary Pickford are 4
skilfuIlv blended under the direction |
Of an artist Remember today is the /
last shOWiug.-AdF.
SARAH BERNHARDT-ALMA 4
Today is your last opportunity 70 I
see the worlds greatest actress. We
remind you that this is the most 4
wonderful moving picture that has (
been produced We have shown many D
pictures, but never one that
has had the universal praise that has
been given Mothers Of France" We
also remind you that this is probably J
the last time you viii have to see !
Sarah Bernhard It is fitting that !
you should see her in the greatest role
in which she ever appeared. The
timeliness and historical value OF this
picture can not be overestimated- See
It today and realize what is transpir-
ing in France The same conditions
may occur in the United States.
Mothers OF France" is shown at
the Alhambra for the last time today.
The prices are 10c. 15c and Csc. See
the display advertisement for the
schedule Of hours
Tomorrow The Highway Of Hope"
featuring Kathlyn Williams and L
House Peters. viii ve shown-Adv. ii