El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-17
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ELLANAY-CORINN GRIFFITH.
Beautiful Corinne Griffith, whS is
known as the classiest girl in pictures
VIII be seen at the Ellanay theater
today. tomorrow and Saturday in a
story remarkable for its intensity and
tory photoplay as 4 Girl at BAY
The New York Telegraph saws: at
IS only once in a blue moon that the
picture goer has the good fortune 20
witness such a thoroughly sat. fac
toTy pnotoplay as "A Girl at Bay"
Melodramatic interest runs high in
this production which is presented ov
a strong supporting cast artist. ally
photographed, well directed and pro-
Vides entertainment OF unusual ex-
cellence-
The Ellanay management recon-
mends a Girl at Bay" as another at
traction which will surely meet with
the approval Of Ellanay patrons.
VIOLA DANA, ~sosfE BRfDE.-
The Unique is the proper place to
go 10 see the most enjoys Bile play
shown here in a long time II is en-
titled Some Bride" and features
Viola Dana 1t is some" picture and
Miss Dana is simply great in the role
of the bride, and Irving Cummings.
who appears as the Jealous husband
IS entitled TO high praise The set
tings and costuming are extremely
attractive, especially the scenes at
tie ldAu ldICtr WneEe MISS lana Is
dressed tpartially) as baby chick"
just out Of the she'll The shows start
at 1880, 1915. ?, 3:15. 4-30. 5.45, :,
SIS and $3.50.
The great Nazimova in a return
showing of out Of the Fog will be
the next attraction following Some
Bride"
McCUTCHEON STORY AT BIJOU.
CoWardlce Court" William. Box
new i've reeler, starring Peggy Hy-
land, Will be shown at the Bijou to-
day and tomorrow. The play is based
on a novel by George Barr McCutch-
con and IS unquestionabIy one Of the
pest productions in which Miss Hy-
land has been featured
Charlie Chaplin in his best comedy.
Musical Tramps." and the Current
Events" reel, will be the added at
fractions Saturday and Sunday. Miss
Texas Guinan, the female Bill Hart"
Of the screen. in her new five reel
feature. The She Wolf" viii be
shown.
GRECIAN-NORMA TALNADGE
Norma Talmadge will be seen at the
Grecian theater again today and to-
morrow Tor the last two days. in
''F'ifty-Fifty."
In this picture Miss Talmadge is
seen as a young and froIicsome dancer.
who marries and who eventually be-
SllACS NuuN lICcQ lldr marriage is a
fifty-fifty proposition
Miss Talmadge has one of the great
est parts she has ever PLAYED in
"Fifty-Fifty.'' Those who failed TO
see her at the Grecian theater yes
terday should by all means attend
that theater either today or tomor-
row
WIGWAM--WHO IS To BLANTE.s
Jack Livingston, one of the hand
soonest and most virile of the screen
stars, will be seen at the Wigwam
today IN Who Is to Blame2'' This IS
a very unusual Triangle production
based on the Japanese customs Jack
will be remem bered for his
splendid work in Eyes Of the World"
Wigwam offerings for the week are:
Tomorrow, Fatty" Arbuckle's new 7
est production. The Desert Hero" 4
and scenes in Juarez-
Saturday, a new Billy West
Sunday, Eddie Polo and an extra 4
good bill
BRYANT WASHBURN-ALHA IBR 4. 4
Bryant Washburn's latest play. y .
Very Good Young Man" will be shown 4
for the last time at the Alhambra to-