The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-25
ADJUSTMENTS
"Molly Dear" at Jefferson

.Molly Dear" a love episode of youth, clothed in the most modern dramatic texture. with Andrew. Mack, one oi Americas foremost Irish actors. as the weaver of emotional intricacies, will be the attraction at the Jefferson Tuesday' Wednesday, Thursday, matinee Thurs day. It is from the pen Of Cecil B. fOeMille and the scenes are laid on dhe rugged coast of the west or lreiAHu'
 The plot is strong and gripping. There Is an unsolved mystery of man shot in the vicinity. This is the point on which tEe plot revolves Human ln.er- est is added by suspicion falling on one of the fishermen An American secret service man. Dan O'Brien, Is employed to investigate the case. On his arriVai Dan promptly falls in love with pretty Mollv Kayanaugh, little suspecting that if will be his duty to arrest her brother for the murder. Learning that the shooting was done in defense of Mouy honor. the big-hearted detective sets young slayer free and is about to sui far for his betrayal of trust, when un- expected developments furnish a way for him to clear himself and gain im- m,1nity for his sweerheart's brother. The fires of love which had been dampened by this performance or ms duty. are once more rekindled ana the big Illshman takes his Molly Dear to his heart.
 From all accounts, MT. Mack's new play Ia the best vehicle this versatile come dian has yet had It affords him many chances for intense dramatic action, as well as for the introduction of his in- lnitable comedy He IS reported 10 DO singing in excellent form and Will rem der some new song numbers during tn1 uerformance. The piece is said to pc handsomely staged, and Is given by cast of talented players, among whom are Peggy Allen. Irene Gordon. Thomas McCann, Martin Malloy, H. c. Callahan w. J. Townsend, V. T. Henderson Allyn Lewis and Albert Terry.
 Lyric
 Some excellent Keith vaudeville will he presented on the new bill which opens with a matinee today Imhoi' Conn and Coreene. famous vaudeville entertainers, are on the program and they will offer "A Pest House." an- other roaring comedy success of thls clever trio. "A Pest House" derives its name from the number or human pests that infest a wayside inn. The comedy comes thick and fast and the piece is filled with laughs. Claire rochester. beautiful young woman and marvel of the music world. is anoth- CT big attraction on the program. She is a rano-baritone and is an ex- cellent singer. Her appearance is ex- pected to be one of the big features of the bill. The famous Rubia troupe will entertain with Spanish songs and dances while Benny and Woods are clever dancers and musicians. Collins and Hart are entertainers de luxe ana will present their novelty surprise. Mutual news pictures are feature.
 Loew's Bijou
 Loew.s Bijou is offering splendid bill for the first half of the week. be- ginning with todays matinee Charles Middleton and Leora Spellmeyer. for merly in stock. present skft that IS scream. They call their act "An Ocean Wooing." and it Is clever com edy throughout.
 The feature picture for the first half of the week is Gladys Braockweli il 'The Moral Law" and in this pho- te.rlay this wonderful star. known as ''the girl of a thousand expressions" plays dual role. It Is a thrilling melodrama.
 The usual one to two continuous performances will be in vogue. In all there will be ten reels of first run pictures, and five big Loew vaude- ville acts of the highest standard. John O. Malley. the John Mccormack of vaudeville.' will be a most attractive number on the vaudeville programme.