Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-14
At Bro4znzn's RiaItO.


Things don't go the way you'd
expect them to in THE Rough
Neck" the new World picture
starring Montagu Love which to-
day will be shown at the Rialto
theatre. This production is pack
ed with surprises. It has all sorts
Of twists and turns which add
greatly to the interest and pleas
ure the spectators find IN It
From the time Montagu Love Is
role of boss Of a lumber camp IN
til he succeeds his father as the
political boss Of a big city and
cleans out the grafters. he grips
and holds the attention. Mr.. Love
has not had q more attention
catching part than this In a long
time.
Miss Barbara Castlcton appears
IN the role Of Frances Armitage,
a role in which she Is seen to
splendid advantage. Frank Mayo
has an important role in the cast.
Candace Newly was hungry. She
had offered to sell her talent to a
theatrical manager. but not her
soul. The offer had been refused
and she was tormanted by the
barbed thrusts of hunger. With
few pennies remaining Of her leg
acy, she trod ratn-swept streets to
a cheap bakery, where sac bought
q loaf Of bread. It might put color
into her cheeks and fit her for
decent place in q theatrical COM
pany forming.
She slipped to the wet pavement
and the bread rolled into the gut
ter, a soggy mass of dough.
A limousine stopped in front of
palatial cafe. In the car was the
man she thought she loved and an
other man who loved her worthily.
The man she thought she loved
stepped on the mass OF bread at
his feet, speared it with his UNI
brella and carried it aloft into the
cafe as q drunken trophy of the
boulevard.
What did Candace do?
That would spoil Innocent
Eyes" a big Universal photo-dra-
ma that will thrill you when you
see it at the Rialto theatre Sun
day.
At the Majestic
In, "The Implanted Woman" at
the Majestic Sunday and Monday,
is shown a weakling. a pitiful pawn
of circumstance, in Charley Holt,
the spoiled scion of small town
aristocracy, who in a fit of bravado
married Gudrun Trygavson, hired
girl. For the ostracism to which he
is subjected, owing to his hasty
marriage, Charley Holt brutally
bIames Gudrun- He sinks from one
degradation to another, until one
night he is killed in a drunken
brawl-
The dawn brings to Gudrun a
new realization of responsibilities
she must alone face the world and
support herself and child. Bravely
she takes in washing and with her
meager savings makes payment on
e small farm, and far out in Gods
clean country a new Gudrun is
born.
A bird Of passage man who
thought he had made his fight and
Iost-a bum-such is Martin O'Neii
yet through the sweetness and
beauty of the soul of Gudrun is re
kindled the mans hope and
strength and he again makes a fight.
Does he lose?
Dorothy Disturber Gish. who has
climbed her way to popularity in
pictures with surprising speed, now
comes forth with a pronunciamento
regarding the proper method to put
one over on the young husband. But
she prefaces the story with a scene
of how not to put it over.
1t is in "I'l1 Get Him Yet" her
new Paramount picture which will
be shown at the Majestic theatre
next Wednesday and Thursday.
Dorothy is compelled to meet a
man of whom her husband is in
sanely Jealous. Husband is in the
house. Man is waiting at the corner
grocery.
i've gotsto get home bread be-
fore the store Closes" remarks
Dorothy. who appears as the hero
inc of the story.