The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-06
At the Theaters


& Vivian Martin. who plays the star
part IN "tnclyimed Goods" has long
held leading place In film circles.
owing TO her yivacity, naturalness
ana chlldlIk" charm. AZ Paramount
star she has won hosts Of admirers
who assert that she ls one Of the most
del ghtful Of all screen actresses. pos
sessing naivette that is inimitabie
and charm OF manner that is ire
sistibIc.
In her new picture she viii portray
a western role, that OF tho daughter
OF a sheriff and her remarkable ex-
pericnce Is that OF being sent "by
express" from one town to another
Unclaimed at her destination, she is
1bout TO be sold at auction. when she
Is rescued and a "bnd man" she has
once bcfriended sacrifices his life In
her defense. Unclaimed Goods" will
he displayed at the Star Theatre to-
night
THE Great Victory. Wilson or the
Raiser? The Fall OF the Hohcnzol-
lerns" powerful play dealing with
the international events which have
decided the fate OF the world, will ne
the attraction at the Liberty theatre
tonight for a one day engagement
This great Screen Classics. Inc. pro-
duction shows the tragic and heroic
events Of the upheaval OF nations
the great struggle and the final dear
iy-bought victory Of the Allies. II
shows IN vivid contrast the difference
between the upbringing and the
drawing a parallel OF their lives at
various ages and showing how and
why their minds developed in dame
trically opposite directions making of
one a lofty and deep thinker to whom
self was last and his country first.
and the other who used his country
only for his own greed and aggran-
dizement-the acknowledged super
egotist OF the world.
/ The cast OF players for this\produc-
tion Ia composed Of fifty-five stars of
the stage and screen who play the
important characters while hundreds
Of other noted players are seen in
lesser roles. Such names as Frank
( Currier. Henry Kolker. Joseph Kill
gour. Fred c. Truesdell. Margaret
Mcwsde. Earl Schenk. Fanny Cogan
and Pauline Dempsy are listed among
those who make the performance one
OF unusual and artistic value.
The story was written by Maxwell
Karger. adapted by June Mathis and
A. 8. lie Vino. and directed by Chas.
Miller under the personal supervision
OF Maxwell Karger. director general
OF the Metro studios.
/ A mans hatred Of q faithless wife
wrecked on his son. is the theme Of
/ "A Mothers SIM the Vitagraph
Blue Ribbon Feature. which will be
the attraction at the Temple Theatre
tonight. In this powerful drama writ
ten by Hilda Sharpe, the father. per-
mits the son to go the pace, and then
when he is hopelessly in debt, disin-
herits him in the hope OF gloating
over his disgrace. But the son thwarts
him to the extent of leaving the
country and the father dying realizes
the great injustice he has done. He
makes a new will which does not
come to light for several years.
/ Meanwhile a profligate nephew
gets the estate and almost gets the
girl the son loves, but finally the will
/ is discovered and all turns out happ-
lily. The picture is replete with strong
situations which are well taken care
of by Earle Williams, the star, aud
by Miriam Miles, Denton Vane. Ern-
est Maupain, Fred Peters, Charles
Horton, Louise Du Pre-, and Eleanor
/ Lawson.