Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-29
9Th. Blue streaku at oaeon.

"The Blue Strenk" Mt Odeon.
Violet Palmer and William Nigh
will be seen az co-stars In The Blue
Streak" at the Odeon tomorrow. The
production is one of the most inter-
esting. tense photodramas OF recent
times and Is certain TO attract ca
pacity houses. On Tuesday only Mar
suerite Clark will be presented in
The Valentine Girl" a wonderfully
successful photoplay in which she has
achieved distinct triumph. On We'd
nesday the same star will be seen
in wild Flower" a delightful story
Of the great outdoors. On Thursday
chic Norma TalmadEe will be present
ed in Poppy" the gripping story OF
a love-starved South African girl who
sought happiness only to find II mixed
with scaldinE tears of bitter regret
On Friday only the charming produc-
ton in which Audrey Munsen created
80 much comment not long since will
he shown. Purity is its title. On
Saturday only Harold Lockwood will
be seen in The Haunted Pajamas."
Anita King Mt Isis.
Wallace Reid, supported by Anita
King. will be seen at the Isis to-
morrow and Tuesday in the Lasky-
Paramount production The Squaw
Mans Son." the thrilling sequel by
Edwin Milton Royle Of his famous
the hrst photodrama ever made by the
Lasky Company. A return engagement
OF Theda Bara in Heart and Soul" the
photodrama which delighted thousands
here only few days ago. has been
booked for Wednesday and Thursday.
The picture is one of the best in which
this famous screen star has ever ap-
pearcd
"The Hidden Spring" at Colonial.
The Hidden Spring" the Metro
wonder-play in which Harold Lock-
wood will be seen at the Colonial The
afro Tomorrow and Tuesday is a
screen version of Clarence B. KEEL
lands novel. adapted by Fred j. Balls
hofer by arrangement with Messrs
Harper 6; Bros. This makes the eighth
perturbation of six -best-seller"
that Mr.. Lockwood has prepared for
tho Metro program.
The story of a college man who cuts
out the booze under startling circum
stances Is told in Youth" tho new
Worid-Picture Brady Made. which Will
be shown Wednesday and THURSDAY at
the colonial Carlyle Blackwell takes
the role Of the youth June ElyIdpe
appears as the young woman who has
something to do with the matter.
FRIDAY and Saturday r. A. Yalshs
master drama The Innocent Sinner"
starring Miriam Cooper. will be seen.
"A FOX comedy tomorrow and Tues.
day and Metro comedy features. trav-
elosues and educational films viii he
ADDED Tor the remainder of tho weeL
Ethel barrymore at Bijou.
In The Call Of Her People" Metro,s
seven-act special release, picturized
from Edward Sheldon's famous NAV
EGYPT, which comes to the BiIou for
four days. beginning to-morrow ana
ending Thursday. Ethel Barrymore
has an opportunity to display most
fsuperb skill as horsewoman. Miss
'-arrymore has the part of Egypt. the
gypsy girl. who Is sent to live
among civilized people. Her gypsy
sweetheart comes to claim her. Hs
fights with and kills villager. and 10
tracked by bloodhounds. Egypr -idea
posthaste to save him. and by "a
stratagem gets him out Of their hands
He leaps up behind her, and the two
ride away.
Feasurette ut Bluebfrd.
Bluebird Theater's program for Mon.
day brings Mary Fuller In a two.act
featurette, The Beautiful Impostor."
an appealing drama OF true love, which
never runs smooth, but always ends
right. Little Mary McAlister, in "a
Place in the Sum-" the fifth story of the
DO Children Count?' eeries. and other
added attractions complete the bill.
Tuesday brings Little Zoe Rae and
Mignon Anderson, In "The Circus of
Life. an absorbing photodrama, to-
gether with Ben Wilson. in 1.-THE Sign
of the Thumb" episode No. IL, THE