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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
Fay Tincher Is Coming Out In A Real Wild One
E Paso Film Star To Be Featured In 4 Scream

For the Eminent Authors SoiaHyn
production OF Rex Beach's famous
sforv saThe silver Horde." an AlastaI
zfeaner was brought en- the way from
Nome 70 san Francisco for use - a
number Of scenes for this tale OF tne
Judge Rumhauser, HAPPY Hoolisa.n.
Krazv Kat. Jerry on the Jo1, the
Shennanigsn Kids. all ia~ous char
srters that appear in the Herald are
moving 10 the BRAY studios 20 ailF
themselves with J. r Bray's comedy
creations. Through a deal consun-
mated last week between Bray Pic
fures corporation and the lnterna-
fiorai Film Co, the screen versions OF
these popular newspaper ners7nali-
fir- win hereafter reach the public
VA Goodwin Bray Photographs.
Under the direction Of Wallace
Worsley. Jack Pickkford has gone 20
ths mountains FOR three weeks OF
work on exterior scenes for GoldWyn'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15

rugs. A wide stairway leads up %
what n continental theztars is the
promenade lounge room with
vice. deep chairs OF auurlng Eoftness.
more paintings ard an indefinite ar
or ease and luxury taht proVokea IL
voluntary ordinations Of wonder
and delight.
dressing rooms, apparently every
thing which the modern hotel boasts,
have been provided for ~ the men
behind this theater wonder. Comfort
and ease are in its every lire.
Conrtant ssmi-Dzri<neaas
The theater Itself Is in semi-dark-
aes8-uot light enough % be Eari1n.
not dark enough % interfere Win
the casual examination OF pro
grams. sunken ceiling lights,
covered with blue and red SIX, SUI
fuse a seft radiance over the place
And wonder o. vondersl The aislss
are vide enough 20 enable iate-cofn-
ers 10 get 70 their seats without eF-
eryone in the row being compelled 20
hastily gather % fura. programs,
and whztnot and stand Up
IT g truly an Innovation this
Capitol Theater. And its progress y
being watched With keen interest %
theatrical promoters.
The show Itself % 3 hybrid y
starts Al noon and continues Until
11.I5 at night, and the performance
run from three 20 three ana one-nait
hours. The Capitol Is getting regular
thezter prices Tor its show. and an-
pareatlv IS finding little difficulty 10
so doing.
Il is q combination OF mories-5eg
paWdoni cinema art-and legit re-
vue produced under the able tutelage
Of Ned Wayhurn- The pictures are
not moVies-they are art productions
They ere featured BY the products
OF the "Bir -Four" OF the United
Artists corporation-the Eairnank Ks.
Chaplin. Hart. Piciford cOmoination-
Then there is Arthur Pryors band,
than whom there IS no Whomer- A
really superb orchestra and pipe
organ comprise the rest OF the musi-
cal arrangements, and its really good
Wayburn's revue Is modelled close
Z ~ after the "Follies.7 ID principle and
effect. being chiefly a bevy Of girls
awfully easy to look at highly
J colored scenic effects songs. dances
& and vaudeville repartee Il Is called
: q 'Demf Tasse Revue" but n Il is q
/ demi tass8 Il would certainly be
{ wonderful 70 have a large cup. There
are eleven scenes.
Paul FraWle Lucille Chalfaut, Jim
3 Toney. Nae west and Ann Norman
furnish the bulk OF the comedy and
music Toney has out-Williamsed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
TELL BINKLEY'S ROTARIAN CREED
81 The Nqied
lndicna Humorni

II see a Teller buyin' lemon exc
tract, shall assume KS Ger culinary
purposes
I shall aIius believe that an men
are born equal, hut that some axe
better on tn Sit away
I shan allus believe that self
serve restaurant Is contrary Z th' true
spirit o. Rotary
when the hand-clappin' had died
away ana Mr. Binkiey had resumed
his seat m name O. Ar. Schuy ler
Virgins wuz mentioned. Schuyler
IS a man whom ever Rutlrian
should know. lie wuz born in lsel
an grew O young manhood much
tn same as other boys. 'caut be
never drove a delivery wagon. With
maagfr education. fascinl-ir'
personality an tAick rind tthat
seeminIy Irresistible triumviratel
he began early @ establish himself
In lie. lettin' the chips fall where
they pleased his first experiment
after joiuiu' numter % GOOD
lodges. wuz m organizin' O. tn Great
Atlantic an Pacific Bed spring CONF
pany, Ltd. &C Uptown, Ohio, a.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15

II I run out O. terbacker I'll think
it's Ger IA best
II ever make as high as thirty
five dollars a week. III still Be true
Z ny obligations Q sociely.
shall live so I kin so Q tn the
ater without bein' afraid my grocer
u be there.
a payin baEiA
I'll never ask q question jest Z
answer Il myself
III never start IN Z knock BY
sayin' 20 course. don't want o.
knock, but" an then begin & knock
/ shall allu5 strive 6 hold my head
Up although my collar haint rough
I will not believe any girl Is as
bad a. she's painted
II I see a married teller catin'
hts breakfast down town, j shall be-
lieve Tiers two sides Z lh story.
II ] should ever become q clerk In
mems toggery shop / viii not show
a customer tn kind I wear.
II I see a Teller wearin' a straw
hat an Prince Albert coat I shall
believe he has a true heart until
convinced otherwise
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15

TELL BnsHEY's creed Eruz read AZ
/ our Rotary Clubs Tuesday lunch
con. amid wild applause Mr.. Blink
ley's Classification is Tornado In
surance. an his ideas O bein' a gilt
edged Rotarian are set forth in tn
He profits most who serves best.
follerin':
shan 90 thro' life putin up
hammocks fer others & enjoy.
I shall allus believe that honesty
u pay If he's got f.
II ] marry ] shan strive q keep
my neck just as clearly shaver an
ny clothes as neat as when ] WIZ
sparkin'.
I shall never ask q fsller what's
goin' on simply because he's wearln'
a clean collar
I shall never ask a woman fer her
telephone address because she
thanks me fer some small favor.
I shall never give any one a nickel
cigar
I shall allus willinly serve on any
committee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15

impossible, since IL would Involve
L.ucy's father in a scandal
The Children Profit
Peeps good fortune Is a boon 10
the "kIddies'' o. the town Peep re-
mem bers when he vas in the poor
house as q child. he recalls his lack
OF monev and dearth % fun. BE sets
out 10 entertain every boy IN town
at the circus. Then Q bizarre young
lady presents herself as his niece,
declaring he is Of unsound mind anc
that he must be placed in an tnstitV-
tlon Immediately.
How Peep proves his sanity. nov
he explains his strange generosities
Is a thing to move the most hsrdenea
fheafer Eoer. This lnvanle Old le' ioH
is splendidly played by Harry befes-
ford. who has created z memorable
part. e.
An excellent contrast - Peep =
JUDGE Priest. whose wa anl
kindly wit conf0unds che critics OF
the simple-hearted hero.
Robert Armstrong was a h1ndsoine
and manly Tom Miner, and Wlniired
wellington played the part OF Lucy
Anen with distinction and cnarrIl-
carl Anthony and Breck Quories co
vel IN two disagreeable 0art7. enn
two schanfng women villains o. q
lesser order. were ably PLAYED oy
Edna Archer Crawford and Rose
Mary King.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15

THIS month the Christie film com
1 paay is releasing q buriesqus OF
the old time movie melodramaT un-
der the title "Wild and Western q
cowboy. comedy with Fay Tincher. OF
Fl Paso, % the leading role a. One
Round Rosis" Of the Roughneck
Rancho. In the comedy Pay tames
everything from the bad men Of Cow
Hollow to the rattiesnakes around the
cabin door. For the next Christie
Special comedy after wild ana
western" Christie has secured an
other rev star. She Is Colleen
Moore. who made quite a bit among
The Griffith players two years ago
and has recently been playing leads
with Charlie Ray. The plot accord
ing to Christie, is nonsensical enough
and yet reasonable enough lor tWy
reels Of mirth. lt VIII be called a
Roman Scandal" and will include
everything from Old ar ursus ana
the sacred bull % Nero's fiddle, which
that noble Roman broke over cas-
sius's head when he skidded on
Brutus's Sunday bathrobe.
After producing "A Roman sean
dai,' Christie's Wiz again bring Fay
Tincher out IN another western mel
Ier.~ supported by Neal Burns. Eddie
Barry, Helen Darling and Gene Corey.
The title Of this production WIZ be
Of the most hard boiled' characters
IN fact or nction-
Charles Ray. directed by Jerry
Storm, and supported BY Winifred
Wesrover, have been busy taking in
terror scenes for the current Ray pic
ture. Watch Out william. Lns story
Agnes Christine Johnston.
hobart BosWorth's latest picture is
called Behind the Door" produced
By Thomas f Ince and directed BY
Irwin Wllat Critics predict that Be
q success as his -Woif Larsen" in
Jack London's MASTERPIECES. The Sea
Wolf" behind the Door" was writ
ten by Gcuverueur Morris, and the
screen adaptation was made BY Luz
Their Reed
Work IS progressing RAPIDLY on the
Louise Ciaum picture, Sex" under
the direction OF Fred Nibio. This is
the third j. Parker Read. IT,. proauc-
ton IN which Miss Giaum starred, the
other two being Sahara, recently
shown, and the Lone VOLTS Daugh-
ter" which Is 10 be released shortly
Gareth Hughes has been signed by
Harry Carson for a two year period.
He wiz support Clara Kimball Young
and House Peters In Equity produc-
lions
Eyes OF Youth" IS Clara Eimball
Eoung's new picture.
House Peters's flrst production
from the Carson studios ia 70 be
called Blind Wives" and was written
By Monte Katter1ohn. II win reach
the screen early in December Blind
/ wives" Is 10 replace Love, Honor
: and Obey. as the first Equity prOduc-
ton starring Peters. Gareth HUGHES,
Mary Alden. Ruth Sinclair and How
ard Klmbal are also featured
The title Of Norma Talmadge's next
2 release has been changed from The
Z Broken Barrier" 20 This Isle Of Con-
quest Edward Jose IS the director
and Wyndham Standing plays oppo
site Norma. The story is an adapta-
: ton Of Arthur Hornblow's novel, BY
I Right OF Conquest" Following The
( Isle Of Conquest" Mss Talmadge VIII
+ appear in she Loves and Lies
Y Wililie Collins story directed ana
/ adopted By Chester Whitney. This VIII
be the last OF her Select releases. as
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15

ricturizstion OF John Fox JUS novel.
i-Fhe Little Shepherd o. k-nsogll
Come a story in whica mlcl q ~
action transpires in mountain -91@-
tons
BASH King. author Of The street
calief Straight was At the SotaH 20
studios almost daily during ITS
flmins,
rre Williamson novel. The Guests
az Hercuies,H has been purchases for
Katherins Macdonald
The bringing Up Father cartoons
are to De filmed with Johnny 1-yf
Hot old Time fame, IN the rois OK
5iggz
Lois wilson again Is B-yant .11-
burns leading woman IN re lazss-
comedy Too Much Johnson ~ mA-
Liam Gillette.
New orleans has contributed 70 me
snreen VIII Be- Bert Lytelie leading
woman IN The Right Of way.
French peasants play all ne parts
in The Heritage Of Fran!ce' Ha IS.
ii depicts Francs before and a1tar
the var.
Shirley Mzsuu's first story e : Ok
star VIII Be Her ELEPHANT Man. a
taIe Of the circus, by Heari Bell
q Ian Rouge and Riches" starring
Mnry EacLarsn, VIII appear allrf
Benicia California Truman. zaid 20 le
the fiFst child born OF white parents
{ IN California She VAS born IN Be-
nicia. Calf, IN 1s4s.
when Tsuru Aoti r1frr. Sessue il1-
vakawal finishes The Breath or the
/ Gods" she win begin work a. once
On rThe Yellow Orchid based on z
novel By A. 4. Fitch. The Breath OF
the Dragon
walter Whitesi5s's Chinese play.
/ 's1fr. w. has been filmed b. an
Ensiiah company.
/ Bumor has Ethel BarryIaore return
ing 70 the films under the GoldWyn
banner
'rhs Last straw By Harold Titus.
now current n maEarine, Is 70 De
screened h7 william COX
wallace Reid, says rumcr. Is soon
20 be sent 70 England % star 1qr
Paramount IN its first British made
picture.
Fanny Rice. widely known 20 the
stage g generation ago has q nroml-
nent part in J. stuart Blackton's new
photoplay The Moonshlne Trail
women in Finland have had the
rihtito voEre FOR the past - years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
A Fiction Character That
Successfully Survives
ccE- .-----T. ,-Es-,1.


NEW YORK, Nov. l5.-Iho most
IN daring theatrical enterprise that
rev York has seen in years has al
ready succeeded IN one respect At
lesst-it has produced IN the new
Capitol Theater the most beautiful
playhouse IN America
The average press agent would run
rings about himself and finally 60
mad trying to think Of adequate su-
perIatives to describe this Innovation
IL theaterdom- IL would be difficult
20 eIaEEeTate its beauty or is sheer
luEuricusueEE. Lle place lLselt -2 an
architectural tripmph regardless q
whether d hueses MOVIES nurlesques
Shakespeare, OF dog shows.
The new theater is Startling IN It's
posi- bIlfries. Heretofore tle1ter Enen
have been satisfied 70 build a com
Portable house and produce their
shows 81 it. always With en- eye 70
the boxoffice receipts and 70 eye Cor
the permanent bezu-yisying and bet
rermeut OF the art ltselL But the
people behind the Capitol have gone
beyond this. far beyond e. They have
produced "a thearer which bids tal-
70 become an institution II has al
the attributes Of an ordinary thcater
club. The service Of a great hotel
and the decora lions o. an art gallery.
starts Like WhlrlTflnd
Whether the new house at FIFTY
first street and Broadway viii be a
financial success only time VIII tell
But it mas started out like Whirl-
wind. playing 20 capacity houses each
afternoon and night The manage
nsut announced a few days ago that
I'd 10 that time there had not been
one vacant seat at its evening per
Torrance Capacity houses mean
money at the Capitol. Tor @ seats
five thousand people and seats them
comfortably.
The lobby of the place IS very
much Ike Other lobhies. i IS after
one moves on through the lobby that
one gets a shock Instead Of coming
out into the rheater itself, one enters
ito what can oulT be called re-
ceptIon room" There are many re-
ceptiou rooms in Eifth avenue houses
which are doWdy In comparison
Mural decors lions are or the walls.
from the ceiling drons great cluster
OF lights and On the floor are real
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
Latest Releases
In Feature Films

49, kAA~~-A - HNHAAa
eCI Us House IN Order" Elsie
II Ferguson, AIRCRAFT
"A Miracle OF Love" Ida Darling.
Cosmopolitan
a Woman Of Two Worlds"
Norma Talmadge. First National
Tin Pan Alley" Eiinor Fair,
Fox
The Unframed" Tom Nix, Fox
'Duds,- Tom Moore. Goldwyn-
"The Strange Boarder." WIN
Rogers. Goldwyu.
Going Some" Ethel Grey Terry,
sDr. Jeykl and Mr.. Hyde" John
Barrymore, Paramount
TOO Much Johnson" Bryant
Washblrn, Paramount
"a Woman Of Pleasure Blancne
.'The Right to Lle.- Dolores Cas-
''@ ~out Of the Night" olive Thorn
a'The Broken Melody" Eugene
O'Brien. Selznick-
aThe Woman Came" Elaine
Hammerstein. Selznick-
-ChiVairous Charlie, O"-n
Moore, Selznick-
.sThe Eternal Mother" Florence
Reed. United
ssThe Virgin OF Stamboul" PRS
ella Dean. Universal
when a Nan Loves Earle VII
uaus. VitaEraph-
'-Ths Midnight Bride" GLADYS
Leslie, Vitagraph-
"The Mightier Strength faa-FFy
7. Norey. Vitagrap1-
THE Friendly Call' 20 HENRI
Vitagraph- 49,, 10
Henryl, Nitagraph-
'.rhs one Way Trail" Eeytne
Sterling. World.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15

the popular star Joins the First Ma
uonal In January.
Vera Stedman who has Just been
signed as the leading woman u
Christie comedies. was the champion
diving girl Of the south California
coast beaches she has q display Of
would fin good sized jewelry store
window
Following the release Of Dropped
Into Scandal the first % the new
series OF Gayety comedies featuring
George Ovey, many hilarious attrac-
lions are being planned The come
dies are one reel each IN length a.. ana :.
are termed as polite slapstlck-
OTey. with Lillian Biron and the
Gayety girls, are featured in the first
two releases. Dropped Into Scan
dar' and Are Flirts F0oiishg'
The third Of the Gayety comedies
has also been started under the dlrec-
ton OF CariE Hutchinson. u VIII be
titled Dark and Cloudy
Twenty and a Hair Hours
Leave" the first OF the Douglas Mac
Lean and Doris Ray pictures, which
had IT'S premiere this week AZ the
Rialto On NeW York, has created
TerlLaale eeu.lLllA on aEua4 " 2 y
The New York sun proclaims this
70 be the most charming production
seen here IN years"
Below the Surface" IS Hobart Bos-
worth's newest picture.
A Latin quarter Ike New York;
Greenwich village. was built at the
Fort Lee selznick studio for some
scenes in Eugene O'Erien's latest pic
ture, The Broken felocy.
Myron Selznick has assigned Ralph
Ince the task OF directing Eugene
O'Brlen IN "Hls Wife's Money. The
story was written by Nay FULLY and
viii be Eugene O'Brien's fourth SELF
nick production The filming Of bis
Wife's Money" VIII start just as soon
as Ralph Ince has finished cutting
The Girl From Out Konder,' olive
Tkomas's latest production
william Parke has begun direction
OF Tower OF Ivory by Gertrude
Athertoh the fourth IN the series OF
Eminent Authors pictures announced
by the Goldwyn organization
Geraldine Farrar's Forthcoming pic
ture is 10 be called "Flame OF the
Desert"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15

center OF the action that goes 20
make up Boys VIII Be Boys" Irwin
Cobh's new play at the Belmont
theater The other Characters are
wei known 20 readers Of the Judge
Priest" stories OF Mr Cobb.
Those who came 20 the new offer
ing as strangers to Lucy Allen. Ton
2 part OF fhe purpose" OF Peep O'Day.
were none the less able 20 make
friends with them. IN the simple life
and homely types Of the small town
Cobb has recalled 70 Us folks we have
all known
The Girls An Helreas.
Ever since little Lucy Allen N her
cradle cIutched old Peeps hand she
has been his purpose. HIS Interest
ln her % no less when she ls ready
for loves young dream and he 10
sixty Her one desire Is to see Tom
Miner. a young lawyer succeed that
thew nav marry. Then Tom becomes
ap art o. the purpose Of Peep O'nay-
Forty thousand dollars 20 which
Peen fails heir brings many -trienos
to the old fellow who had been nitn-
erto looked upon as simple and as
IN object OF good nafured couten1nt
OF course he can't divide with Tom
or LUCY. but he discovers that certain
nsner7 n a dishonest LAWYERS SAFE
IN an office where Peep did odd JOBS
would helm Tom win a case Altel
showing them 10 Tom they discover
that use Of this stolen materiai Is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15

YNoWN as ~the girl OF a thousand
n expressions" Gladys Brockwsu
here Illustrates some o. them Mss
Brooirweu has portrayed more types
than has any artist on the screen
She is az home in eli sorts CT chara1-
ters-and equally successful On all
Among her forthcominE FOX victory
pictures is ~Flame Of the FLESH
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15

Two hundred and twenty-five uil-
zion pairs o. shoes are turned OUT
annually by the shoe factories OF the
I-rl-.l So.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15

~ he cast are Marguerite De-
Lamotts. Carmen Phillips and Hector
". 6arno.
uBounie. Bonnie Lassie." tells q a
Scotch girl. an eccentric old man. his
carefree artist nephew and his greedy
neDhev. and what befalls them when
their desires come in contact me
ortist wins the iassie and modest
fortune OF SEQ o00.Ooo. Nary MeLaren
plays the title role
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
BgantyGass
AnoIEeL RedncLIon O..

Another Reduction Chat.
2 Asr week gave a lonE us. oe
u csloriss. tsa even 60 Ea- 1ot
ale 10 print The caloric value a. aa
-anv foods IS 1 should IKE 20 give
However. az che risk q boring uJ
readers. Z an soinE 70 print a au2-
pieuentary liss OF caiories today. Re-
member lhat the thin woman 90 F-l-
IS the stout should study these lseA
Tor she eau judge thea Ehet1er zhe
IS eating a. r-uch food a. e nece1-
sary.
WI start With llz< o. tsss.T.s..
most 81 which are -a-tarln8 asa
uhlcn the WUr1an wac Eantg e re-
Chocolate orszms eaeh ioce cai-
cr1es- clruels. e1cl l4l cl-llt7s
canlled frull 1923 calories. 1laln
containing nuts or raisils or icel1F
7re r1ora fattsninEi- dougna "a each
100 ealoriez- uaearlQls. e4cA u so
cries. cake lvea1ee sliee, ~
caforlas din the case or 1ll aa-
desserts the fatteninF Vslue eepenaa
On the richness OF the lrer-lierill
lrrlings average serving --.-e ~
caf1rles- lee cream seETlr1 -y-e
. NINuElanr ..aI Q H-l-A-H -l- NIA'
-aldri-s- honey or sgrlps. l1riesioQn r.
100 Galleries, ladyllr-ers. each IS eal-
orie1- -rlnuiaLed sugar. -eaEroll-
so cal1ri1s- alucnds. each 90 calcrless
brazil nuts each 81 c1lorlaas chest
ruts. each c1lorieSi WaInut1. eaeh
so ellcrles- peanuts. ordinary r4Elu. p
-77 c1turies, stawad fruits. urslf--t-
ered saucertll. 5000 c1Icrle1-
Qucsflrus nld answers.
Billie H-Eatlrg sa1ls Win Flle-
gar and not oil is an excellent n-st114
~ reduction. s-rc1 such q SALAD H.A
have q very low calorlc Fal1e-
FORGET me noe - Io1r rroreE
Trei-ht should Be not more tna1 ll5
pounds u g. possible for you 90 I'VE
on a diet which wiz keep Cd EoE
strength but wiich. az the sane tine
w1l not add 70 Tcur WelerL Tea
are now more th1n Is 7curil1 aroTe
rhat sou srorld be- lIv adric1 Tolil
be 10 eliminate most q the st1rotF
'0nis- AS you are EllI u1dcr doe
tors care. asE Ain % prescribe 11ch
diet for ycu
Your SuhscTf ner-ily only crtleisl
Of tre plan o. rQrr house n tllt
you have broken up rcnr waits Ul-l
too many smsu Window sTclll
5uEHest trinla window across tie
hort OF the iirine room. ard dilirE
room would Be much more artlltlc
lnln plain d1orwuy-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15

are the central characters in
II an internadonai romance, and a
heart touching tragedy, which has re-
suited In an American girl, the daugh-
ter Of Fannie ward, screen and stage
star. becoming the weaithiest child
heiress IN the world
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15

1Ira JACK Barnato. on the lett. the
daughter Of Hiss ~ ard ION The risHt),
and Jose Lewis. one Of South Afriea's
most famous diamond masnatez' has
just come into -he Barnato millions
through the death Of cart Barnato
Of the Royal Flyias corDs On me
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
Plots OF The First Run Photo Plays
SomethingAbout TheNetUestP Pictures

TEMPERAAlENTAL wife" has
n Constance Talmadge IN the lead
ing role. Billie Billings, the vile
with a temperament which seems to
be made up almost entirely Of Jealousy
desires husband who is sought by
no other woman She IS married 10
a bachelor. and, upon becoming
Jealous OF him. she plans revenge"
bv running away with an ambitious
nohleman. Wyndham Standing IS
leading man
poor Relations is based on the
theme that happiness iE lounu ~
home. providing love is there Two
sisters. Dorothy and Daisy, interpret
the theme as principal CHARACTERS.
One rs married % millonalre5 pll
suffers dlsilluslonlnenti Laisy stay
IN The small town, where sac va
reared. and a clerk in her father
employ becomes her prince CHARMING
Florence Vidor and ZaSu Pitts por-
tray the sisters,
sJiuzr IS what Mabel Normand Is
called in the movie OF the same name
She takes the part Of giri who is
forever pursued by ID fortune join
Ing a circus she goes on ARK Win
lie wild man. the 'fat LADY ana the
len lands. Florence Carpenter Ger
trude Claire and ogden Crane are
among the cast
Twenty three and a Half Hours
Leave" comes with Douglas Mclean
and Doris May featured. The story
concerns a soldier who falls into dis
repute through breaches Of d-seipline-
Then he fails in love with the dauen-
fer OF the commanding general ana
decides 70 rindicate himself What
happens when his company Is granted
2sk hours of uuty form the main
interest
"The Teeth Of the Tiger Is a tale
OF the exploits Of Arsene Lupln. A
millionaire friend OF the master
crook Is murdered mysteriously-
Lupin. now living as q Respectable
suhurbanite. attempts 70 solve the
crime puzzle. A missing niece Of the
victim Is heir 20 his richesr and. when
she az last Is found, Lupin falls IN
love with her. David Powell. Mar
Euerite Couriot and Templar SAKE are
among the cast.
Tor a Woman's HOnori Is the
story Of a young Euglishmen who Is
persecuted By the family OF MS
/ fiances while trying 70 protect the
honor OF her dead father r. B.
Warner has the leading roles others
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15

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