The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-01-28
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Cat" second in her series Of Goldwyn
Pictures. The international celebrity
promises to acquit herself magnifi-
Gently in this production, every scene
of which was made in the heart of the
Wyoming Rockies.
In 1.-THE He'll Cat" she is Pancha
O'Brien, the daughter OF a sheep rails
er, and Ia half Spanish and half Irish.
She loves and hates with equal aban-
don. Jim Dixie, a cattleman, covets
Pancha. She will have none Of him.
however. because she loves Sheriff
Jack Webb Dixie determines that this
shall not stand in the way Of his de.
sires. Again and again Pancha rc-
Bluffs him.
After he has shot O'Brien during a
raid on his ranch, Dixie approaches
Pancha The girl offers furious resist
ance. fighting Dixie off until she is
finally exhausted and blood streams
from her mouth Then Dixie binds
her to his horse and takes her to his
lonely ranch.
MURETTE
No photoplay produced In recent
years presents better cast OF screen
players than that employed by Cecil
B. De Mile In his superb production
of THE Squaw Man." perturbation
Of Edwin Milton Royle's famous stage
play, which will be presented at the
Murrctte theater today From start
to finish, the cast in this photoplay is
made up of stars or players of stellar
importance.
Elliott Dexter is in the stellar role,
with Ann Little playing opposite to
him as the Indian girl. Katherine
Macdonald, Theodore Roberts. Jack
Holt, Thurston Hall, Tully Marshall
and others have exceptionally strong
parts. Nearly all of those named
have been neen in many of the more
famous Paramount and Aircraft pic
ture productions.
MURRAY. M
Bessie Barriscale is the attraction
at the Murray theater today, appear
Ing in a satirical modern Western
comedy-drama, "Two-Gun Betty" in.
to which enters strongly the dire
working of the green-colored emotion
jealousy Not that it forms the
theme of the story, but 1t Is one Of
those things that the game little her.
oine has to endure while she masque-
rades on cattle ranch as boy.
The fact that everyone knows that
she is girl does not trouble her, for
she Is not aware of it. In fact, she
is a trifle cocky to think how easily
she is fooling the boss and all of her
cowpuncher associates.
But to have another female person,
who is all the more detestable be-
cause she 10 pretty, take every advan-
tage, wear fine feminine clothes and
proceed to win ones lover away right
under ones helpless eyes! Helpless,
because she is in the trousers of a
man and dare not abandon them to
disclose her identity to the hero, il
she is to accomplish the task to which
she has set herself; the winning of a
twenty-five hundred dollar bet for the
Red Cross.
LYRIC.
In Under Suspicion" a fascinating
Metro picture co-starring Francis x.
Bushman and Beverly Bayne, the pop
ular stars are surrounded by q strong
cast of well-known players.
Hugh jeffrey, who has long been
q Metro favorite. plays the prominent
part of Rogers, the valet OF Gerry
Simpson (Francis X. Bushman). For
Metro. he has appeared in 1.-THE Wag-
err" "a Magdalene of the Hills" and
THE Call of Her People"
Eva Gordan. who has played for
several leading motion picture COM
panies in Sentimental Europe, makes
her American debut in the role of the
wealthy widow, Mrs. Alice Woolworth.
She has travelled all over the world.
appearing before the public in many
lands. Miss Gordon came to the Unit