The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-14
PLAYS AND PLAYERS TO APPEAR
AT THE LOCAL MOTION PICTURE
THEATERS DURING COMING WEEK

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TT looks ns ~ movie parties would
he among tho most popular OF the
sociul events OF the coming week.
FOR tho arrival OF such artists ~
Douglas Fairbanks. Charlie chaplin,
Marx Miles Mintcr. Mary Ifckfori,
Marguerite Clsrk and Theda Hiira In
some exceptionally fine productions,
are sure 60 prove irresistible attrac-
tons.
The One and Only Charlie at
The lNric.
charles Chaplin iu his very latest
comedy. shoulder Arms, is to
pear az tho Lyric on Friday ana sat
urday ur nest week. aud IT'S O. pretty
safe guess that movie fnus win have
no ''prrvlous engagements for these
two days We are NOT SURG lust what
the plot OF this play viii h". MaNbc
~ hasn't o. bot from tho title we
have Viaions OF the actors trouble
some feet getting woefully miNcd NO
while attempting 20 obey th" orders.
right about face ana columns
lett"
Among the other films which are,
10 he seen ~ the Lyric next week IS
Just sylvia" in which Barbara Cas-
Teton .Iohuuy Hines play lead
INK parts. This ulm viii Doe shown on
SUNDAY. ON Monday ana Tuesday
Alice Joyce viii appear m Every
body's Girl" and on Wednesday and
Thursday there WIZ h. shown the
rim secret Springs with olive Tell
as stan. An additional attraction he
side the Charlie chaplin n!m on Fri-
dny and saturday viii ho Seeing
New York by Night
Star, pickford and Marguerite
clark 10 the n
Mary Ptckford. known in this and
other countries as "Nmcuta's sweet
heart" Viii appear at tho "B' thoator
OF Suudas aud MondaS ct this coming
Meok IN Johanna l.ultsi4
THIS curlt hatred ltuc favoritc,
who has wou her wav into uho hearts
OF an moyi' ,ovets, was born 1i Tor
into. Causda, lu lSA3-lets see, that
makes her twenty-five years old 1t
present she Wus but uNo when she
started her ,1rccr ON the stage as a
mrmhrr of tho Toronto stock com
pflN Later She joined tho tuuuuCcy
Olcutt's road company. At 90 very
i carly ugc she decided To adopt th.
theatrical profession permanently and
so relieve her mother Of the cure Of
her small brother ana sister, Jack and
Iottio. who are now b0th popular
film starr. Ua.ld Bclnsco Introduced
her 60 New York iu The Mprrrns oil
Virginia.
David Wark Griffth was among
the FIRST 10 recognize her oNtraordin-
AIRY ability and made her "a star az the
old Biograph DAYS. Since then. with
TIE exception OF h"r return 10 the le-
gitunte stage 40 a Good Little
Deyil' she has devoted ali hcr career
10 motion pictures.
on TUESDAY and "wednesday Doro-
thy Dalton viii appear at this thcater
as the star in viva la France
Thursday and Friday OF next week
are exceptionally hig DAYS at the b"
Burton holmes Travellers, FATTY
Arbucklo lu "a two reel comedy. The
I Cook and Marguerite clark IN "put
OF "a clear SKY VIII be shown.
II ls difficult 10 believe mat the
charming little actress. Marguerite
clark. b. not the a,Ntocn year old
youngstcr that she seems. but is a
woman Of thtttN one years Of age,
having been born at ANondalc. Ohio.
February -. 1857. Her father was
O. prominent merchant %: Cincinnati.
n her mother on. col the clty's most
beautiful ONE
Even as q child Miss Clark showed
exceptional ability M amateur thcat
f tical8. She attracted Tho Ittcution Of
Milton Aborn, founder of tho Aborn
co, who gave her "a small part in
ltttlNlflNfft Mlat Nlfif tN' ii.|iNf Htf
professional debut.
Miss Clark later turned To- musical
comedy ana then 90 the drama and
straight comedy. Her latest stage
success was the delightful "rrunclla, q"
In which she Was starred.
II was q photograph OF Miss Clark
IN the role of prUncllu that caught
tho oNe Of Adolph Zukcr, then presi-
dent OF the famous Players Film Co.
Mr.. Zukcr attend, several perform
HuCcs OF Pruucllu On order 10 study
her carefully. Tho moro hc studied
The more convinced hc became that
tho chnrminE star WAS suited 10y her
personality and histriouic ability 20
become a great MOTION picture favor
IL.
Tier first appearance In photoplay
was an adaptation of "Wildnowcr."
whore she vas hailed with delight by
both the American and British pub
lie. Never has amy star so com lete-
N captured the fancy OF the motion
picture public with her first appear
nnce on the screen AS dld Miss clark.
The nest episode OF - Fight for
Millions viii be shown al tho 'B"
Pm reA saturday: also William $.
Hart In "WolVcs OF the Rail" Addi-
tional attractions during tho week
will he the q UNIVERSAL Weekly and
The Weekly f.vonts"
Attractions az The Ideal.
rIiosemuty climbs thc Heights
which viii he shown at The Ideal
Theater on SUNDAY and Monday Of
next week. Is q i've part play OF Amer
lean life In city and country. starring
Mary Miles Mintor The STORY is taken
from BERNARD N~cConyillc's story OF
the same name, die plOl of which
centers about a little country girl who
is thrown into the vorteN OF New
NOrk's Bohemia whore Eho rapidly
learns the difference betwccu the gay
metropolis and the htue town OF
StuyvoaanL \. Y. The play iA one OF
seventy minutoa Of combined romance,
pathos. heart interest aud friNolity.
well directed. mastcrfuily photo
graphcd and put together iu "a pleas
ing manner.
ON Tuesday Douglas Fairbanks VIII
amen, al the Ideal IN Reggie Mixes