The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-08-17
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lures that were impossibie Of produc.
tion on the stage. such ~ the detaiis
OF the Glorious old garden where
dweit Pruneils and her three aunts.
have been Incorporated In the screen
versioa. The old sun dial nnd statue
of love erected By Pruneilas run.
sway father. al Beautifully shown.
Maurice Tourner. the director. ad.
mittsd thst "Prunslia" was his fa.
vorits play. ana u u he has devoted
all OF the artistry aud talent which
have made him famous In such pro.
ductions % "Barbary Sheep." "The
Diuebird." and Rose Of the World. -
The srsat william Fox photoplay.
''Du Barry" In which Theda Bara
does her most brilliant work. will ap.
pcar at the Orphcus theater on Sun.
day and Monday. This play 10 the
most wonderful creation Of H. kind
that has ever been presented on the
Aims. All that Miss Bara has done
only gives q suggestion Of the charm
and elaboratencss OF this great pro
ductlou.
The story 10 historic one. which
many have attempted 10 write, and
Il has even been seen upon the stage.
but Il remained for the films and
Miss Bara TO give TO the world tho
| revelation OF the character Of this
wonderful woman. Il Is known that
the great actress spent u long time In
studying the times Of Louis XIV and
the woman who pervaded them. be.
fore she attempted the creation Of
this photcplay. There IL no doubt
that she has succeeded In . marvel.
ous manner In grasping the subject.
and In putting Il upon the screen.
Ono OF the most remarkable fca'
turcw OF the play Is the dresses that
Mias Bara wears. which were special.
| y designed BY her. after long consul.
tation with experts on the period OF
I.ouis XIV. Thcsc dresses are pecu.
liar. however. In one way. They
might easily appear In drawing rooms
Of today. Every one CT them II a
study OF the art OF womanly adorn.
] msut.. and 10 . thinE Of beauty In H.
sslf.
Miu Narsarita Fisher. whose po-
pularjty In tomboy roles transends
that Of any other actress ON the
screen. has . thoroiy suitable med
iuu In her latest American mutual
picture. "Jiltsd Janet" baf
The play has vein Of fun In II
that permits Miss Fisher 70 exercise
her talents In that direction. TO those
who know the star there vill come
ready reeogpition Of the possibilities
! IN Q situation that involves her In .
mase Of dsceit due TO her desire that
youth Who has Tilted her for . rich
Or Girl shall believe she has fallen
hsir 70 . great fortune.
Pew pictures Of recent ious have
|nossessed sursr elements OF popular
,ty than does this cus. The play y
ss succession Of strong situations. each
Of which b more amusing that the
last. the anal climax being the bis'
gest and best. There isa good cast
| and the play b capably directed. Al
| the Temple thsatsr toAisht.
Madss Kennedy. 0oldwyn star who
has had such remarkable success sn
motion picture adaptations Of Broad
way stage plays. will follow her ap'
,sarancss In "Raby Mine" and Near
| y Married" With "our Little Wife,
It the star thsatcr. beginning sun.
lay. f
Miss Kennedy. In the space Of q
few months. has become one Of the
yreatesl screen favorites IN America.
Her eyes. her smile. her naive man
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