El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-14
WONDERFULLY IS
At THE WIGWAM
price of a Good Time"
Said to Be Lois Weber's
Masterpiece.

Lois Weber's masterpiece, The
Price Of q Good Time" will open
limited engagement OF three days to-
day at the Wigwam. This is the great
wonder play which has broken house
records wherever it has been shown
This is the picture which drew such
crowds to William Fox's Newark the
Atet that they broke through the po-
lice line, crushed in the doors and
made the calling out Of police re-
serves necessary. It is said to be the
supreme effort of the female Belasco
of the screen'-the woman who pro-
duced 'Hypocrites," Where Are My
Children" s'Shoes" and other pictures
which were the sensations Of their
sThe Price Of a Good Time" is a
clean, high class production Deli
cate situations are handled with that
artistic skill that Lois Weebr alone
possesses. 1t is truly a super-produc-
ton even in the galaxy Of master
pieces such as the Jewel company
alone can offer.
The price O. a Good Time" is SIM
pie little story of a beautiful girl who
accepts a rich young mans offer 10
show her a good time FOR six
nights When the wealthy and hand
~
hers and offered her six wonderful
Arsbisn nights. is it any wonder that
poor little Linnie, who knew nothing
but work and the grumbies OF par
alytic father and a shnewish mother,
accepted and-paid The Price Of a
Good Timer"
This picture is in seven reels.
Patrons are urged to come to the
matiness and TO come early for every
one win want TO see this great film.
If the experience of other engage
ments is duplicated here the size Of
the crowds will increase as the local
engagement nears the end Come to-
plays. revolves.-Adv.
ALFAMBRA-CONSTA TALMADCIE.
The HONEYMOON" starring Con-
stance Talmadge, which viii be shown
at the Alhambra tonight is delight
I fuI comedy Of the type which this cap
tivating comedienne is making her
own. It IS a merry tale Of marital
mishaps. which points the moral TO
the newlywed bridegroom: Never let
anything break into your honeymoon
Dick Greer, honeymooning at Nj
! agara Falls, with Susan Lane, his wife
OF a day, arouses her suspicious when
( she discovers him in the dressing room
! Of AIaisie Middleton. Of the Jigfield
( Frolics. He has gone there to buy
Maisie off, she having entang'ed Phil
I in. Susan'S brother. who now W. MS 70
announce his engagement 10 Marion
starr Philip has kept this escapade
a secret from Susan, and SO she thinks
the worst Of Dick, flies into tan
trum and finally secures record d.
} vo-ce decree. They are reconciled, OF
course, for each loves the other de-
votedly; but the unraveling of the en-
I tanglement furnishes scores Of laughs.
{ The divorced couple is remarked by a
minister whom Dick providentially
finds. and, amid smiles, he and Susan
start on 4 second edition Of The
! honeymoon" Don't fail 10 see this
play and lose the glooms.-Adv.
aBABBLING TONGUES--UNIQUE
..Babbiing Tongues" p production
of unusual merit and appeal IS the
attraction IT the Unique today The
play is q masterpiece Of William
Humphrey, one of the foremost mo-
+ ton picture directors Of the country
Z The story OF the play has to do with
Z the tendency Of certain people 70
miscontrue divers simple acts OF
! friendship and magnify them into
.erf able mountains of inoiscretion-
( II tells how the carelessly spoken
word. the lift Of a shoulder, the arch
OF an eyebrow may, II persisted in,
force 4 man and a woman into paths
[ Of conduct not contemplated by
I themselves in the beginning They
say the terrible they" Of gossip. Is
: the pivot about which this drama, one
Of the most perfect modern photo
/ plays, revilves.-Adv.