Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-18
Majestic

The Maude Adams OF the screen
is the latest Houbriquet given Mac
Marsh by newspaper film critics who
have likened her art more Ike that
OF Americas best loved actress than
any OF her screen contemporaries.
That Maude Adams herself has a
high appreciation and admiration
for the famous GoldwNn star was
indicated recently when she took the
time to sit down and write Miss
Marsh II letter. telling her how much
she admired her work In The GIN,
derella Man" and Fields OF Honor W
two OF her most successful produc-
tlons.
No picture star has had more hon
ors thrust upon her for her strangely
fascinating art OF acting, the famous
wistful look. the chameleon Ike
changes and twists OF her expressive
face, which registers. critics have
axaggeratedly declared. one thou
sand different emotions
Neysa McMein, the famous artist
who draws the cover pages for many
OF the biggest national magazines.
declared that II almost baffled her
when she tried TO make drawing
OF the famous Marsh face. Claire
Wallace Flynn. writing OF her In the
Ladies' World. said she was another
Ellen Terry---Terry at seventeen,
and Janet Priest, another noted wo-
man writer. described her as the
whim girl OF the films" David Ray
mond, another writer. calls Miss
Marsh IA song without words" and
adds: she II every girl you never
met. She IN the girl without IA twin "
OF her acting one noted critic said
"ahs wrings the heart with the pity
OF angels
Now this unique personality has
been further honored by f4espus
woman poet, VacheH Lin dsay ,~Sedi
eating an original poem to her lrN n
series m, poems just published by
the Macmillan company, one stanza
OF which reads
she is Madonna In an art
As wild and young as her sweet
eyes,
A frail dew flower from this hot
lamp
That is today's divine surprise"
Having been called the Bern
hsrdt OF the films" and now 'tht
Maude Adams" and 1.-THE girl with
u thousand faces" Miss Marsh ha'
won more favorable criticism from
famous people than any other movie
star. And she has won II purely OF
! her wonderful artistry. She In no
one OF the celebrated screen beau
ties, bur neither was Maude Adam
or Bernhardt beautiful. but thel
have registered their art high In th'
history OF the worlds best drama
Miss Marsh is doing the same In th'
great picture world.
She will be at the Majestic Tues
day and Wednesday In her lates
picture. The Beloved Traitor.
which II such an excellent story tina
critics have said II In worthy OF Dick
ems. II was written by the notet
writer. Frank l. Packard Mis-
Marsh is supported by an eScellen
cast E l.. Lincoln, whom haJesti
patrons will remember for his eN
cellent work In the big spectacula
picture, For the Freedom OF tn
World" Ia her leading man. AM
George Fawcett. the fine characte
actor who was Miss Marsh's father
Man" has one OF the leading parts
Morris Gamer, In The Cinderell
j. A. Furey and Hedda Hopper ar
other well known players
The reviewer of Screen Opinion
says OF The Beloved Traitor" "Pru
ductions of this character so wei
thought out, so well directed. so wei
written and 80 we'll acted. cannot fal
! to lift the screen to higher leyeI
No other actress could have por
trayed the pathetic little characte
OF Mary so appealingly as Ma
Marsh" The story Ia a refine,
drama with the action beginning Il
Maine and ending IN New York
where most OF the scenes were taken