El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-07
HART IN
GREATEST FILM
Bandit and Preacher Ire
mendous Hart Picture of
Unusual Heart Interest.

"The Bandit and the Preacher"
which was shown at the Grecian yes
terday to large crowds, viii be shown
again today and tomorrow.
The opinion of all those who saw it
yesterday is that this is one Of the
greatest pictures Hart ever made. The
fight scene alone. in which Hart and
Robert Edeson fight "a whole army"
Of dance hall rowdies, lifts this offer
ing far above the average.
The heart interest is sustained
throughout the unfolding Of the ire
mendously tense story, Hart is seen
as a bandit who is desperately in love
with a dance hall girl, but gives her
up to The preacher" because as ne
himself says. the preacher is the bet
ter man." and later when he is lead
TO believe that his former sweetheart
is false to the man she married, he
takes things into his own hands, and
things happeni
There are thrills aplenty in this
picture and you will never take your
eyes off the screen right from the
start to the finish. See this picture at
the Grecian today.-Adv.
ALHAMBRA-JACK PICKFORD.
The very spirit of youth and fun
and American boyhood are to be found
in Jack Pickford's latest Paramount
picture, "Huek and Tom" which is
being shown at the Alhambra today.
This is the second Of the Tom SAWYER
pictures. from Mark Twain's i'm
mortal book, although each in itself
is a complete picture. You have seen
Jack Pickford's delightful portrayals
of the youth of America before but
you have never seen il better done
than in this delightful photoplay. The
4. e. D
the same ragged. little derelict Of
happy gO-lucky Huck Finn as played
by Robert Gordon The story: Tom
and his friend. Huck Finn. in their
efforts TO ward OF impending warts
according to the formula prescribed
for them by superstitious old darby.
discover real grave robbers and are
witnesses to real sure huff murder.
The next day. having sworn each
other to eternal secrecy. Tom is i'll
in bed, being dosed with pain-killer
by Aunt Polly. which later he ad-
ministers to the unsuspecting cat
with disastrous results, and Huok
creeps away too frightened for once
to smoke his favorite ferns. The
story from this point reaches a most
thrilling climax II you want to see
one OF the best pictures ever produced
bar none, see this one.-Adv-
WIGWAM-HGIRL IN THE DARK
Carmel Myers, heroine Of the screen
triumph. Ny Unmarried Wife" will
be seen for the last time today at the
Wigwam in The Girl in the Dark"
This is a splendid mystery play. The
production is a splendid one The
scenes are gorgeous ones. showing the
interior of a handsome home and the
headquarters OF the Tong leader.
Beautiful Chinese tapestry. teak wood
carvings, gigantic idols. etc. all COM
bine to make the production = most
picturesque one
The story is one which cannot be
unraveled until the very end and the
action cannot be anticipated. This
gives the picture the element OF sus-
Pense which makes it most interest
ing. Miss Myers appears TO advantage
in a highly dramatic part.
Coming-''My Unmarried Wife" the
great production in which Carmel
Myers made such terrific hit It is
on a par with that Jewel feature
Come Through. ADV.
HAROLD LOCKWOOD-UNIQ
Harold Lockwood in broadway
Bill" a play most suitable to this
popular star, viii be the attraction
TODAY and fOuOrOrv at the T1ufufIe