The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-12-21
WASHINGTON.
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Woman" ella File Savage )-aoapt-
ed for the screen by Kathryn stuart
will be shown at the Washington thea
ter today, presented on the screen py
Clara Kimball Young and her own
company.
Renee (Clara Kimball Young,
daughter of a derelict trader, now
dead. is mistaken by native prince
for the reincarnated spirit Of the
queen. who once dwelt within the
ruined palace where he first catches
eight of the girl. Frightened, she pre-
vents her capture by flashing mirror
In his eyes and making her escape.
She fees through the forest and IS
mistaken again by another man, this
time for an animal, and he fires at her,
wounding her slightly as she turns
again to fee. Lerier bathes the
wound and commands the girl, whom
he sees is afraid OF him, to lead him
out OF the forest.
WASHINGTON
Tom Moore's world OF admirers Will
find him more delightfully."- entertain
ing than ever when he appears as a
Goodwin star In Just for Tonight
at the Washington theater beginning
Wednesday. Goldwyn could not have
obtained a better medium for intro
ducng the popular screen player as
enc of it's famous group OF stars.
"Just for Tonight" tells the story
of man who in his adventure-filled
quest Of love. is confronted by situa'
tons that would have baked a less
determined person than Theodore
Whitney, Jr (played by Tom Moore).
Good Night, PAUL" Constance Tai
madges latest Select Picture IN
which she Is presented by Lewis j.
Selznick in screen adaptation OF the
musical comedy success OF the same
name and directed by Walter Edwards
will be seen here an Friday and Sat
urday at the Washington theater II
IS a wholesome comedy-drama OF the
type this young talented star Is rap
idly making her own, with the humor
predominating; there Is laugh IN
every foot of film, heightened now
and again by moment OF suspense or
thrilling situation.
A laugh in these trying days is the
best health tonic known to mankind
That Is why Tide and Seek, Detect
ives" the new Paramount-Mack Sen
nett comedy, featuring Ben Turpin
Charles Lynn and Marie Provost is
10 be a feature Of the bill at the
Washington theater Wednesday and
Thursday.
"The Gro Hour" Is the title OF the
new June Elvidge picture, which on
Sunday will be shown at the Washing
ton theatre. This World picture Is
certainly a different sort OF produc'
ttion. 1t Is unique In more respects
than one. and it keeps the audience
guessing to the very last as to the
outcome.
Miss Elvidge plays a dual role II
this production. She Is seen as Fanny
Craig and as Evelyn Craig, twin sis
ters. During the picture she Is seer
in some of the longest and most sue
cessful double exposure work ever pro
jected on the screen.
Miss Lois Weber, producer OF "Fo
Husbands Only" which comes to thu
washington theatre Monday and Tues
day, tells the following story as Indie
alive OF the tendency Of children Il
notice details as closely as their ell
ders in connection with the photo
play art:
THE other night | was at the Su
perba theatre, where The Price OF
Good Time was being shown. Or
one side OF me sat little girl abou
six years old who was with her par
ents.
"'Mama, only people who are vel
play in the pictures, don't they? whis
pered Mary.
Certainly. no one else can do So
Mary replied the mother.
"'Then why is it that sick man Is
playing in this picture all the time?
1T only goes to show how observing
the little ones are"
M0,naAN