The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-08-24
EMILY STEVENS AND THE
AMATURES AT PRINCESS
"A Mans World" Rachel Crowthers
Newest Novel Told in Pictures
And the Princess Famous ANA
teurs Make a Splendid
Program.

Today the Princess has a star of
the largest magnitude, but one vino
has not appeared in this city for some
time but today YOU will have the OPP
Iportunity to welcome back-Emly
stevens, famous for her part in the
wonderful war drama THE Stacker"
"A Mans World" has ALREADY prov
ed its strength and drawing power as
a play by a Broadway run, with Mary
Mannering as star 1t was originally
written by Rachel Crothers, and has
been adapted for the serene by June
Mathis for Metro Pictures Corpora
ton, having been directed by Her
bert Blache
frankie Ware, the novelist in "A
Mans World" provides a role of real
demonstrated her ability as a screen
star in previous pictures, "The Slack
En-" DAY brake" DESTINY. or the
Soul of a Woman" The Wager etc,
and on the stage in such productions
as John Galskorthy's The Fugitive"
Alan Dale's "A Woman of the Flu
ture," and "The Unchastened Wo-
man. by Louis Anspacher. not to
mention the many successes in which
she has appeared with her famous
aunt, Mrs Fiske Emily Stevens is
thoroughly capable of handling the
nest and the biggest scenes which
ala tH,sft 30, .,i,f hgv# s,
Mans World" she has one of the fin
est opportunities for emotional act
ing which sch has ever enjoyed
The dramatic secene in which Fred
orick Trusdel as Gaskell. the PUB
Usher contending that this is a
mans world" and that a man gem
orally gets what he wants, attacks
frankie in a rage of jealous passion
| is one Of the most absorbing and ex.
citing ever thrown upon the screen
Miss stevens handles the difficult
| scene well, and is admirably aided by
the acting of Mr., Truesdell as Gas
kcl John Merkyl as David Powell,
who comes TO the rescue. and of az
pealing little Baby Ivy Ward as the
roy, Kiddic."
"a Mans World" is the story of the
attempt by frankie Ware. the novel
ist to live according to her homes.
| convictions. Theoretically. everyone
! agrees with her, but none Of them
| have the courage Of their convictions
The essential drama of the pr0duc-
ton is well handled by the leading
players. The picture shows the life
OF the artist colony Of Washington
Square, and similar scenes in Paris
The magnificent country estate OF the
publisher is contrasted with his beau
tilul city home. The settings and COS
tunes are rich and lavish, the pro-
duction showing great attention TO
detail "A Mans World" is who'll
satisfying from all points of view.
dramatic. artistic and emotional
Amateurs will lie here tonight and
we have some good ones, too
Baby June Thorling who has danced
herself into the hearts of every par-
son who ever saw her will entertain
you with the latest of her pretty aud
picturesque steps.
Dorothy Hays and Irene Starks, two
oldtimc favorites have some new o1es
to pull tonight and We assure you that
they will be good
Mildred and Telma Stallworth, who
made their debue last week in "a
whirlwind of success will he there
again But this time they will give
you some singing as well as dancing
Paul Kruger. the favorite soldier
boy will sing the latest Broadway
hits.
Prices 10 and 20 cents, with war
tax included.