The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-31
THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL SATURDAY MORNING. MAY 81, 1913
"Tne False Faces


"Tne False Faces
Mysterious happenings. intrigue. spy
plotting, U-boat outrages, love. war anu
victory-these are the ingredients of t.The
False Faces" the new Thomas H Ince
Paramount-Artcraft special feature star
ring Henry B. Walthall, which was ex-
hibited at the Isis with brilliant success
yesterday
Louis Joseph Vance is author of the
story, which is second series of exploits
involving that fascinating character, lie
Lone Wolf and which appeared SER
tally in The Saturday Evening Post. The
screen version offers the most elaborate
entertainment that could be devised, par
tfcularly at this time
The story is of too intricate plot to
admit of full details in this review. Suf-
flee to say that THE Lone Wolf. no
longer criminal, but an allied intelti-
gence officer, is on the trail of a notorious
Prussian spy named Eckstrom. who 3
responsible for the death of the Lone
VOLTS wife and child. He encounters the
wretch on the high seas, the boat IS
torpedoed by a U-boat and the Lone Won
cast into the sea, is picked up by the
submarine He discovers the secret base
of the submarines near Martha's Vine
yard, delivers a secret message entrusted
to him by mysterious and beautiful girl;
gets into a network of spy intrigue ana
f-nally succeeds In his revenge ana wins
the girl for his own.
Henry B. Walthali is the hero, and
his portrayal of the Lone Wolf is as
mastery as his previous creations for
the screen. Mary Anderson is leading
woman and is entirely pleasing. while
Lon Clancy makes most despicable viz
hin. The submarine scenes are wonder
fully done and the whole atmosphere II
mystery. tense action and, suspense are
evidences of the remarkable direction of
Irwin V. wiIlat and the supervision OF
Mr. Ince Edwin What did the camera
work which entaiIad much difficult ma
neuvering. particularly in the marine
scenes.
This picture should rank with the very
best stories of the war. and will appeal
to anyone who likes action, excitement
and romance. It was received with ac-
claim and justly deserved the generous
applause it evoked.
nThe Ghost of SIuunber Mountain
The strangest beasts you've ever
Ghost of Slumber Mountain, the
startling motion picture which will be
displayed Monday and Tuesday at
the Pastime theater.
One swoop of the tail by one of the
prehistoric animals you'll see in 1.-THE
Ghost of Slumber Mountain and
your home would be smashed into
kindling wood You have got the
chance of lifetime to see these
strange beasts, living, foraging and
fighting.
Imagine seeing two enormous horn
ed monsters OF prehistoric times in
mortal combat? Imagine seeing them
locked together in the frenzy of their
rage. the earth trembling beneath the
weight of their mighty hoofs! You'll
see them. living. foraging. fighting
as they did here in this very land
of ours hundreds of thousands of
years ago when you see "The Ghost
of Slumber Mountain the marvellous
one-ree1 uper-special
A tiny kick by one Of the huge pre-
historic animals seen living and fight
in gin The Ghost of Slumber Noun
tain and your home would be knock
ed into the next county. That's how
big and powerful the animals We're
which formerly lived in this very land
of ours. Think of seeing them breath
ing, foraging and fighting on the mo-
ton picture screen. You have the
chance of a lifetime to see them.