The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-12-28
WASHINGTON.

sham and suspicion In "The Kingdom
Of Youth" Madge Kennedy's intensely
thrilling and modern Goldwyn picture
which comes to the Washington thea
ter beginning Wednesday. The charm
ing star has a role particularly suited
to her remarkable comedy and dra
matte talents.
The picture tells the story Of a
truly loving couple. torn with sus
picion by jeaousy; OF schemine
middle-aged woman, who seeks to win
the love OF a man half her age. and
who Is later exposed in all her falsity
by the beautiful young woman she has
tried to separate from her husband.
The latest Paramount-Mack Sen
nett comedy. Whose Little Wife Are
Your" which will be shown at the
Washington theater next week, Is said
by reviewers to be scream from
start to finish. The best comedians
OF the Sennett studio. not to speak OF
beauties. appear in the production, the
result being a carnival Of fun through
out the action.
Alice Brady will be seen at the
Washington theater next week In her
sensational screen success, THE Or
deal of Rosetta" her latest Select pic
ture. written by Edmund Goulding
scenarioized by Paul West, and direct
ed by Emile Chautard.
The story Of the play concerns the
adventures which befall Rosetta and
Lola Gelardi, the twin daughters OF an
aged professor whose home In Slc1l'
ian village is destroyed by an earth.
quake during which Lola Is buried
by the falling debris. Hoping against
hope that Lola escaped the disaster,
the professor and his surviving daugn'
ter come to New York, where Rosetta
supports them both by learning stem
ography and securing a position In a
typist's agency. While there, she Is
called upon to deliver manuscript
TO the Office OF a theatrical manager;
an artist who happens to be present
is struck by her beauty and gets her
to pose for him. He makes a sketch
of her face, but, unknown to her, uses
1t to top a risque figure on poster
advertising THE Frivolites Of Nine
teen and Eighteen"
Were you ever caught in a Love
Net?
John Harding, a wealthy bachelor,
whose heart has become cynical
through long intercourse with alleged
friends who liked him only for his
money, becomes entangled in love
net woven by little Patty Barnes.
Madge Evans plays the role Of Patty
in the new World Picture bearing the
title of THE Love Net" and the role
is one Of the very best she has ever
had
1.-The Love Net" Is a rarely delight
full picture. 1t has heart interest. Il
pleasing story, splendid characteriza-
tons, a winsome star and superb set
tings. 1t is picture that appeals to
everyone and that pleases and enter
tans everyone.
The Washington Theatre takes pleas
ure in announcing that "The Love
Net" will be shown Sunday only.
Mary Kirk, poor but beautiful, would
have been saved great suffering ana
misery if she had not yielded to the
urging of her sister, Louise, In Dor
rowed Clothes" the charming six-reel
Lois Weber production, which comes
to the Washington theatre on Monday
and Tuesday, with Mildred Harris in
the leading role.
Louise was a manicurist, whose con-
tact with society women had instilled
In her longing to bask in the radi-
ance of the opulence which dominated
her customers Therefore, when she
noticed that George Weston. the I'M
married partner of the firm for which
Mary worked as salesgirl. was in
love with Mary and wanted to marry
her. she (Louise) persuaded Mary to
accept him, pointing out that such a
marriage would bring wealth and So
cial prominence to the Kirk family.
Louise thought George was rich.
PALACE.
The story in which Thomas II Ince
presents VIM. II. Hart for his fourth
appearance in an Aircraft picture
which will be shown at the Palace Sun
day, Is entitled blue Blazes Raw
Gen," and has for its theme the awak-
ening of rough. brutalized man to a
sense of better things through the ap-
peal OF woman who has lost her
own son and takes the rough north
woodsman to her heart in place Of the
boy she has lost.
AS "'Blue Blazes' Rawden," Hart is
umberjack who has lived all his
life in the great woods and whose ex-
istence is a compound of hard work.
fierce fghtings, earnings scattered In
dance-halls as soon as received. With
no influence to alter this accustomed
round, living as he does in one Of the
remote places Of the world, he shares
the same ideals as the rough folks of
the lumber camp. At the Palace thea
ter Sunday.
MURRAY
THE White Lie" is story OF one
woman and two men. The eternal
triangle. yet no triangle at all, for the
action revolves about a child. This
bit Of happy babyhood is the innocent
cause OF doubt and suspicion that
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