Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-22

| Sun-Madge Evans, the little girl actress,
appears today and tomorrow in The
Love Net here in a charming story built
upon an old mans search for happiness.
| In the home Of his rich nephew he finds
| nothing but unhappiness and discomfort,
| but in the poor housn-managed by an
old crony Of his, he finds hearty welcome
and real Christmas charity. Little Miss
Evans appears well in her character of
| Patty Barnes. the leader of the children of
| the neighborhood and is ably supported
| by Jack Drummer and company, On Tues
day and Wednesday will be offered Mar
| garta Fisher in THE Mantle Of Charity.
story of a rich young man who finds
that his system for aiding the poor i
hut a means of the real poor sufferin"
| and the undeservng Fleeing him. Miss
| Fisher plays the part of the hayward
girl and plays it we'll through four reels
| Of interesting comedy drama. The flnal
three days of the week there is booked
Tyrone Powers in The Planter" The
| theme of the story is Of the peon slavery
| in Southern Mexico and around 1t has
been built a charming love story OF
! Young planter and beautiful girl. Miss
| Lucille King in the part OF the native
| girl poses in some marvellous Photographic
scenes, dressed a good deal like Septem-
| Der Morn.
the first tme-jn Oma ha in THE Man VINO
wouldn't Tell,H will be the feature Of sun
DAYS bill at the Grand in a sensational
photodrama that gives Mr.. Williams fuli
opportunity to display his powers as
strong actor. On Monday and TUESDAY
will be seen Tom Mix in Fame and FOR
tune" one Of Toms delightful and thrill
ing western plays. In addition there IS
offered a Sunshine comedy. Dorothy Dal-
ton in Love Me-" is booked as the Christ
mas day offering, and on Thursday VIII
be seen Virginia Pearson in Marriages
Are Made" strong play OF love story
of today. The Allied War review is book
ed also on Thursday. Baby Marie Us
borne in MY Lady Beanstalk' Will be
shown on Friday and the final program
of the week will be a double bill offering
Ccrrihe Griffith in the feature in "A Girl
OF Today" and William Duncan in The
Fight for Millions" No. 10,
Musc-Mabel Normand in "a Perfect
"a" has another of her own charming
comedy roles in which she has returned
to a greater series of screen triumphS
than she ever had when playing in heavier
parts Miss Normands newest story, APP
pearing today, Monday and Tuesday nero
is the story of a sales model who ge's
through all manner of funny episodes pc
fore she resHy blossoms out, admired by
all for her grace and charm 1t is broad
comedy and a part that fits Miss Nor
maud perfectly. Christmas day and IN
Thursday there will be shown Peggy Hy-
land in Caught In the Act" another
comedy drama in which she plays the part
of a girl who becomes nurse and at
tempts to nurse back to health the man
she loves and whom her father will not
GLOW to come and see her. The final days
CT the week there is offered Gladys
Brockwell in her dramatic feature. THE
Strange Woman" Time story is written
of a young girl educated abroad who
comes TO a small Iowa town as the wife
of its richest young man. Her advanced
ideas lead her into complications that al
most ruin her and her husbands lives.
Rialfo-Olga Petrova, playing the role
Of Patience in The Panther Woman" is
the feature offered today, Monday and
Tuesday at this theater. The story is
taken from the story, Patience Spar
hawk and Her Times by Gertrude
Atherton The emotional action of the
story gives Madame Petrova a~wida lati-
tude in her versatility of dramatic dis
play Of emotions. The theme of tho
story is the tale Of the attempt of girl
to find happiness in marriage to escape
the prosecutions of her stepmother. only
to find herself faced with a charge of
murder by a peculiar chain of circum
stances. One Of the most thrilling scenes
of court room trials ever made is one
Of the features Of the productions. On
Christmas May and Thursday there will
be presented Vivian Martin in the>(story
Of a patriotic American girl who finds her
problem in meeting the German spies
right at home. The Gnal two days of
the week there will be presented Pauline
Frederick In "A Daughter Of tie Old
South" Miss Frederick plays the part of
Dolores Creole girl. who does not like
the man her grandmother has chosen for
a husband She tries out man of her
own, only to find later that the man she
has refused is in reality a diamond In
the rough. who saves her own foolish
self. In addition to the feature offering
there Is offered the news weekly and
Lyons. Moran comedy the first two days
Of the week, and Mack Sennett COM
edy, "Never Too Old" on Christmas day,
and comedy feature and news reel for
the final days.
Strand-Ethel Clayton. known and liked
by many picture fans in Omaha. makes
her bow to them today in her first pic
turs under the Paramount banner. "The
Girl Who Came Back" charming story
Of love and romance. telling OF the strug'
giles of a young girl in the right pain
and how 1t led to eventual happiness In
addition to the feature Offering there Is
also booked for Monday and Tuesday
travesty on wild west dramas, "Hart OF
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