The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-08
INK BIG ATTRACTION IN
ROUGH RIDING ROMANCE
GIRL FROM OUTSIDE" AT
ALCAZAR TUESDAY.
Good Vaudeville Bill at Rialto
During First HALF OF
Present Week.

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Combining romance and thrills in
an unusual manner, Tom Mix. Mt
tingly called "the daredevil Of the
world" in Rough Riding Romance"
drew big crowds yesterday at the Al
cazar. He will be seen again today
In this truly remarkable photoplay.
which is a hair-raiser. II the widest
emotions can have that effect upon
the tonsorial portion Of the human
frame. Mix's picture IL only the be-
ginning of bang-up subjects which
have been booked for this week at
the Alcazar.
Rex Beach follows It on Tuesday
and Wednesday with THE Girl From
Outside" said to be one Of the big
productions of the year. Critics
| everywhere rate 1t as class "a" a
compliment indeed from these close
| observing critics of the screen, and
| acclaim 1t eBach's GROWING achieve
ment. The story Of THE Girl From
Outside" is so human that one read
lily sees what opportunities 1t af.
| fords for clever screen work. 1t has
a true Alaskan setting-the kind with
which Beach Is so familiar-and
| springs upon the fiction-loving pub
| lie something new in stories. Imagine,
| II you please, the primitive north with
| five dyed in the wool crooks gravi-
| tating around a new settlement where
gold is within the grasp Of the fever
ish prospectors, and the appearance
of a girl from outside" who falls
| into the hands Of the fiends of the
| north only to be loved by each Of the
| FIVE crooks who match their wits
| against those who would despoil her.
| There Is pathos-big and vibrant--in
| the love of THE Curly Kid" who
does a most amazing thing at a cru
cial moment moment when his life
| hung by a thread--to save her name
so that she could marry some one
else.
Norma Tamadge.
Norma Talmadge has her place In
| the light of screen publicity for this
| popular screen star will be seen Thurs
day and Friday in THE Way or q
| Woman" from Eugene Walters sue
| cessful play.
| stitled by the hereditary family pride
which keeps her parents poverty
| stricken and makes them insist that
| she refuse to marry Anthony Weir
| whom she really loves, because his So
| cial standing does not come up to the
| Lee tradition. In an attempt to ease
| their financial burden. she becomes the
wife OF a dissolute New Yorker. George
| Trevor. and comes north to live with
| him.
| In the speedy set in which her hus-
| band travels. Nancy soon finds herself
| enmeshed in many difficult situations
| from which she makes every effort to
free herself. only to get into greater
trouble. Finally. Trevor dies and she
l a,,Io hnr uyidnU nAnnilaGA
| friendless and in debt
| How she manages to set herself on
| her feet again-financially. mentally
and moraly-and even wins back the
| love of the man she has always wanted.
makes a grippingly dramatic tale IN
| which Norma Talmadges artistry
shines brilliantly.
| Mickey" another screen achieve
ment in which the versatile Mable Nor
| mand Is featured, will be the attraction
Saturday. Mickey" is a big photoplay
| containing all the elements that make
up good hold-your attention entertain
| ment.
The week at tho Fine Arts brings
three splendid attractions. Harry
Morey in Charles Klein's successful
stage play, THE Gamblers" will be
the attraction Monday and Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday William Des-
mond will be seen in Dangerous
water" spirited play of society life,
featuring unique Bacchanalian scenes at
the Ritz. Dorothy Gish will grace the
program Friday and Saturday in No
body Home" pronounced the best pic
ture play on Broadway last week.
At the Superba Monday and Tuesday
Margarita Fisher will be seen in
"TriXie From Broadway" Wednesday
and Thursday Fritz Burnette appears
in THE Woman Under Cover" rapid
fire story of big city life, and Friday
and Saturday His Fs theirs Wife" will
be the attraction.
At Riato.
Vaudeville at the Kialto swings into
the fall reason with new blood and
newly staged acts. The first half OF
the week presents SWANS Cats, an I'M
usual animal novelty for the opening
number Mccormack and Malion, &C.
centric dancing musica offering are
next on the bill. These chaps have
some good entertainer and go over
with a big hand. A Business Proposal
comes third on the protram. This Is
neat little sketch will lots Of good
laughs. Halliday and Wiette. comedy
couple. have an offering hat is bright
and original, and sure-fire as a mirth
provoker. Rizzo and Brossan close the
bill with a clever singing musical act.
The last half opens with Gualand and
Marguerite in a clever mus cal offering.
Swor and Westbrook. Comedians OF
minstrel fame; Love in u Suburbs"
a comedy satire on domest life; Rec
tor. Weber and Lang, sir ging come
dams, and Donnelly In "Shadowland"