El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-20
LOUISE GLAUM IS
At THE GREC|AN
Popular Star Appears in
Love or Justice Strong
Ince Triangle PLAY.

A genuine screen play Is Love or
Justice" and a strong one, well
designed, admirably handled and
interpreted by an extraordinary com
pany, Miss Glaum shining out like p
fixed star. Never yet has the dual
character Of woman received adequate
portrayal on the screen, hut this story
approaches the complete conception
Of her character in a girl Of splendid
initiative in spite of her faulty early
environment Miss Glaum is so in
stinctively responsive to all required
Of her role that she never was more
delightful in this kind Of part
Effective .subtitles add to the inter-
est, while a lavish Ince production
creates a pictorial appeal, enhanced
by the clever work OF the star,
Charles Gum, as Dunn. and Jack
Richardson Is the villain, Kelley 1t
is the type of feature that thrills the
average spectator and in title and
theme proves a good drawing card
for the exhibitor.
Love or Justice ~ be shown al
the Grecian theater to1ay and tomOr-
row for the only two times in e
Paso.-Adv-
ALHAMBRA-WILLI FARNUM.
American Methods" in which Will
liam Farnum takes the leading role.
is founded on George Ohnet's Iron
master"
William Farnum as William Arm
strong is an American of French
descent, and is a successful business
man. He is left an estate consisting
OF an iron mine in France and. with
his sister. sets sai1 for the French
village and takes charge Of the bust
ness. In the French town live a
ma r1rrfGpN her daughter and 4 nm
strong falls in love with the beautiful
daughter of the marQuise, but she
tells him she is betrOthed to her
cousin Later the cousin, learning
that the girl has lost her fortune,
Jilts her and marries another she
then accepts Armstrong, but confesses
that she does not love him.
Shortly after his marriage the
cousin finds that he is still in love
with Armstrong; wife. He inveigles
her into a compromising position and
is soundly thrashed for his conduct
by the American. Stung by the beat |
ing the young Frenchman attempts /
TO shoot Armstrong, and in the strug- 1
gle he IS fatally wounded "Ameri- |
can Methods" will be at the Alhambra 4
today, Thursday and Friday. No ad- /
vance in prices, 10c. 15c, 25e.-Adv-
WIGWAM-sJIHMIE DALE STORY. |
THE Alibi." one OF the Jimmie I
Dale" stories, viii be shown at the /
Wigwam today This is the picture I
that was crowded out last Saturday 4
by the Joan the Woman" engage
ment This picture deals with some I
thrilling adventures of Jimmie Dale"
in the underworld The cast is a
strong one. and contains four stars
from the big" pictures. They are z.
K Lincoln. Edna Hunter. Paul Panzer
and Doris Mitchell. There viii also be
a good comedy entitled The Burglars
Bride" Gale Henry is featured in It
Thursday-Gail Kane in tWhdse
Wife," an unusual picture
Saturday = Two Crooks and
Knave." a Jimmie Dale" story.
Sunday = "Zeppelins Attack New
York-" This is a remarkable spec
TABULAR picture showing with striking
reality what could happen 10 Ameri-
,a's largest city. Zeppelins and air
planes are seen IN desperate fights;
he town is bonn barded and other sen
atiOnal features are introduced It
viii be shown Sunday only.-Adv.
FATTY ARBUCKLE AT BIJOU.
"A Reckless Romeo" Fatty" Ar J.