The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-26
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marrieS an entire stranger, furnishes
the theme in Easy Money. The
husband was right good looking, but
Lois soon discovered that she doesn't
love HMM fact, hates him.
The Isis presents Ethel Barrymore
in THE Eternal Mother" on Wednes-
day and Thursday, and George Walsh
in This is the Life, Friday and
Saturday.
The Princess bill for today and
| Tuesday is Olive Thomas in "An
Even Break, the story Of a cabaret
girl who traded the white way for the
man she loved. and a keystone COM
edy, "A Matrimonial Accident.
Wednesday and Thursday, the
Princess will bring 1.-THE Fighting
Trail", with William Duncan and
Carol Holloway in the leading roles,
Stonehouse comes in THE Phantom
Husband, with Triangle keystone
comedy thrown in.
william Hart, in "The Silent Man"
opening at the Garrick this after
noon, is said to have been given an
exceptionally fitting role in q piece
that is heralded as one of Harris
best. It is the second Thos. II. Ince
release featuring Mr.. Hart, and Hart
fans anticipate real treat the first
three days Of this week at the Gar
rick.
A -Pathe weekly rounds out
the program.
The Strand opens the week with
The Princess of Park Row" on the
bill for today and Tuesday. Mildred
To. N FnF lie .nTI
take the leads in a play that has to
do with the story of a Balkan prln-
cess, and her love for young writer.
Wednesday and Thursday the
Strand presents Douglas Fairbanks
in Double Trouble" and Friday and
Saturday, Juliet Day comes in THE
Rainbow Girl"
1t requires three acts to tell the
story of Fair and Warmer, the
Selwyn g. Co., farce that opens for
two day engagement at the Or
pheum Tuesday evening.
As a mirth producer, Fair and
Warmer" is infallible, and its record
Of success in the east is evidence Of
It's popularity.
The farce comes to Fargo with
what is announced as an excellent
anu well BdietIlCSu cast Oh IdICSuIbs
Avery Hopwood, the author, al
ready has credited to himself such
plays as Seven Days, "Nobodys
Widow, while Selwyn & Co., the
producers, have picked such winners
as Within the Law, Twin Beds,
Lilac Time, and others.
Fair and Warmer" is the merriest
Of tales, divulged in three acts of
drama and comedy 1t begins with
q revelation to two highly respectable
and domestic persons-a husband
above reproach and below interest,
and a wife. a perfect paragon Of in
nocent domesticity, that their re-
spective spouses have been having
time more gay than creditable. The
very good pair vow q revenge, and
warn them, decide on counter
naughtiness as a suitable course.
They discover that getting into
trouble is far easier than getting out
of 1t and that, lack hg a practised
hand, the consequences Of trouble are
more apt to behave like boomerang
than a projectile.
In dealing with the subject. birth
control, the theme in "Hcr Unborn 4
Child" Howard McKent Barnes, the
author, has taken up subject that
the average writer would eschew.
Her Unborn Child" is the bill for
tbs last four days of this week at
the Orpheum, with matinees on
afternoon for every
body except children under Is years,
and with special matihees for women
only on Friday and Saturday.
The action of the play deals with
the experiences of a young couple
and the problem that presents itself,
is the fate of their unborn child.