The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-25

life the motion plciure has ever had
the opportunity Of depicting.
Robert Andersen. he young actor
who played Mons. Cuckoo IN "Honrtn
u the World" and Paul Patricia in
The Heart OF Humanity has the
masculine leading part 10 support u
rriss,e SI Rscs~ay. % pa,us9s 4 nsslss. Cen,
trude Claire and Victor Potel have
Affected strong charAasf fiSatiOns.
On TtnrEsfnF and Wednesday. Oc-
to3er - and 70. Alma Rubenn In "pls
n Of the Green Van" a screen
dramatlxatlo OF Leona D~alyrmpie's
story which won . $4,000 prize IN q
composition by a Chicago publishing
house.
Miss Ruhenn Is exceptionally wen
cast In this picture. The oriental
type OF her beauty nta the rypsy~likr
Diana to perfection In this story Of
romance. mystery n intrigue.
Diana westfail ionged for the open
trail and the xeat Of adventure. Cities
and lights IND cafes had lost their
charm for the eirl whose mother was
OF the warm south. half Seminole
and half Spanish. and she felt the call
OF the blood. So ahe htted up a Ryp.
sy wagon and struck the TRAIN for
Florida.
Philip poynter In a hay wagon and
~ ~ ~ ~ y d.
Of an .tlnerant organ-grinder, fol-
lowed her van. A mysterious night
attack, In which Philip saved her iifa
was followed by n series Of thrilling
episodes which finally led TO a Semi
mole village In the Everglades Of
Florida where Diana met an Indian
girl And through her learned that she
was the daughter OF n Houdanian
prince.
The intrigue ard mystery Of the
story IN gripping. while the richness
n beauty Of the settings and scene
are noteworthy for their lHviahneas.
! The night scenes In the Everglades
exotic foliage OF Florida are unsur-
passed.
The fascinating story IL carried
through by n cast Of unusual excel
ience. Tho production was made by
The Winn0me Stars Corporation under
the direction Of Wallace Worsiey.
who In to he recommended for an ex-
%cellent piece OF work.
ON Thunsday. FFtdhty mrsf SaInrnay,
October 40, I'll and November /. n
special picture showing Dorothy Phil.
llps In a polarization OF James Oliver
Curwood's greatest story OF life In
Alaska. "Paid In Advance" This IL
a story OF the fur region OF Canada
and KIond,ke. during the mad gold
Tuau 10 tue IukoUs AlltN D. Eluiu-
bar. who was also director Curing the
production, adapted to screen pur-
noses q notable story by James oliver
cnrwood. which tells OF the struggle
Of Joan Gray, depicted by Miss Phil
lips. to stay straight after she has
been lured 10 Dawson City. In the Yu-
kon. by Gold Dust Barker. keeper %
a Klondike saloon and gambling he'll.
Upon Joan Ia forced the bitter al
tentative Of choosing between Barker
and the wicked crowd OF men who
lnfest the place. How Joan finds
happiness ven after she has sold her
self In marriage 10 Jim Blood. a dea-
pissed outcast miner. known TO his
associates as the Cur, In told In an en-
thralling series Of dramatic acenea
and situations. The picture In repiete
In scenery OF the northwest. and the
spectator will be the richer In a
knowledge Of people and customs
during the goid-rush days after he
has seen PAID In Advance"
Several players stand out promln-
entity In the production by reason OF
dheir admirable playing. This II to
expected, however, In n cast COM
posed OF persons who are stars IN
their own right. Among them IL
Priscilla Dean. who In cast as Maria,
"a handsome. Jealous half breed, VIII