The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-02-09
WASHINGTON

IN Ine honeymoon, Wnlcn Will De
shown at the Washington theatre to-
day, Constance Talmadge introduces
her new leading man, Earle Fox.
young in years but experienced in
dramatic and screen work. His most
notable performances have been with
Mae Murray and Pauline Frederick,
and as Gerard Mordaunt in "Panthea'
with Norma Talmadge the well-known
Select star. To his ingratiating
youthfulness and personal attractive
ness, Mr.. Fox adds deft farce touch
that pleases universally.
His role in "The Honeymoon" offers
an opportunity for him to display his
best talents as the bridegroom who
hand, SO to speak, by his secret
pledge to help his newly acquired
brotheY-in-law. How his covert" acts
arouse the suspicious of his own high
strung wife, and how he finally ex-
plains everything to her. complete sat
isfaction. makes bit of character
work which Mr.. Fox puts over with
signal success to the great glee of the
audience. and proves him fitting foil
for the captivating Constance Tai
madge
How would other women act. under
similar circumstances?
Would they put their daughters
happiness above everything?
Would they even sacrifice the name
of mother so their daughter might
be happy?
These are some of the questions ev-
eryone will ask when they see the
new World-P Picture Brady-Made. "The
Divine Sacrifice" in which Kitty Cor
don is starred in the role OF Madeline
Spencer - q.
lust. what this sacrifice was and
how Mrs. Spencer made it, you will
see in The Divine Sacrifice" the
startling new World-Picture Brady
Made in which Kitty Gordon is starr
ed. The Washington theatre has Sc
cured this attraction and it will be
shown on Sunday. See it.
Queens Of fashion had better be-
ware of their laurels Miss Virginia
Pearson in her latest William Fox
photoplay, "Stolen Honor" wears
some exquisite, gowns. She will be
seen at the Washington theatre next
Monday. The story revolves around
stolen painting which finally finds
its way into the National Art Gallery
IN Washington. Virginia Lake Miss
Pearson) is society girl artist. and
ing, she is accused OF stealing the
The accusation is made by woman
who is in love with man who loves
Virginia Lake High society is en-
tangled in the conspiracy, including
an ambassador.
Another example of play that does
not depend upon star for it's popu-
larity appears in Rex Beach's great
photoplay "The Auction Block"
which comes to the Washington thea
tire beginning Wednesday.
There are no straits in The Auction
Block" although there doubtless are
many in the making, for 1t Is said
that there are few more striking ex-
amples of histrionic ability than those
which appear in this action. The var
ious Characterization which figure in
novelists best manner, and proba bly,
AS much Of their force is due to this
fact as to the splendid capabilities of
the players themselves.
Antique. Egyptian costumes. with
gold bands. encircling the bust. are
Just few of the dazzling toilettes
Mary Garden, the world famous op-
cratic star. wears in the filming of
That's" Goldwyn's medium of intro
ducing the celebrated diva in pictures
which will be seen at the Washington
theatre, Friday and Saturday Comb
ing the continent for clothes was the
singers principal occupation abroad
when not engaged at relief work
among the wounded in France, before
coming to America to begin That's"
That she has succeeded beyond even
her widest dreams will be amply at
tested when the public gets it's first !
peep at the notable Go!dwyn produc-
ton. .s..
MIIRRAN