Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-22

killed In the wreck. OF course. Trevor
falls Ia love and finds himself In maze
Of exciting and mysterious happenings
Boyd-Aurora Mardisanian. the 17-ye.r
old Armenian girl, who takes leading
Souls" which % viii bs shown for I the last st
time today here was once sold for s5 cents
In street corner slave market at Bay
aid. where she was stood up in COM
pany with other naked Christian cap
tives for sale She was purchased for the
harem Of the notorious Djevdt Bey, and
went through frightful experiences before
sho finally escaped. All these things are
actually reproduced in Auction Of Souls.''
Brandeis-
Gertie Jones never hit the stage boards
OF Broadway. but she was an actress just
ating French maid. but TIE only thing
French about Gertie Jones was her habit
OF taking French leave of her wealthy
employers after she had succeeded In re-
lieving them Of fortune or two of Jewels
To other members of the light-fingered
craft she was known as the Chatterbox,
because her tongue would wag to herself
travelled highway that was likely to lead
to the police station. Then one pleasant
evening her mistress went out to attend
a social affair and left $4,000 worth of
successful session with the safes COM
bination, queered her own game and was
interrupted before the end of the act by
the entry Of Jimmy Hartigan. the worlds
greatest safe expert.
Then cams the police and with them a
chain of the most amazing events ever re-
corded by the motion picture camera. To
learn what happened to Gertie Jones and
Jimmie Hartigan you must see Pretty
Smooth" Priscilla Deans greatest crook
play. which will be shown at the Brandeis
for four days starting today.
An admirable cast supports Monroe SAL
7 fsbury in 1.-THE SlneDing Lion - which wi
be shown at the Brandeis next Thursday,
Friday and Saturday.
Alfred Allen. who plays the role of a
| western .ranch-king. is veteran character
actor who has long been recognized as an
artist.
Little Pat Moore, four years young,
famed for his, work in Cecil B. DeMille's
"squaw Man plays the part of Tony, a
| street waif who was adopted by the hero.
Rhea Mitchell, former leading woman
with Thomas H. Ince. plays the part op-
| Oakland society girl. plays his Italian
| sweetheart. Herschel Mayall. one of the
| screens best known villains. plays the
bad man" wko seeks to ruin Salisbury.
, The drama Is the story Of an Italian
immigrant who left New York for the
great west. his trials and triumphs.
Diamond-carlyle Blackwell in "The
Way Out" dramatic photoplay Of how
a young man settles a perplexing problem,
will be the feature at the Diamond today
Wltn EMO bennett IN '"Ine Mother IN
stinct." as the feature for Monday, with q
comedy on each day. Tuesday there is
to be presented, "Ths Price OF Folly" a
dramatic portrayal or q social problem
of today, and also Ruth Roland In 1.-THE
Tigers Trail" No. 3. June Elvidgs In
= comedy drama, THE Love Defender"
will be shown on Wednesday with q
comedy completing the program, and on
Thursday comes FRITZ Brunette in "The
Sealed Envelope" mystery drama. Hale
Hamilton in $500 an Hour" has stir
ring photoplay with the making Of a
million as the theme. and there will
also be shown Marie Walcamp in 'tThe
Red Glove" No. Is. The final day Of
the week there will be shown Dorothy
Phillips in THE Grand Passion" and
also Eddie Polo in "Ths Phantom
LothrOp-William Desmond. In "Mints
OF HeN," has strong role to depict as
the feature offering at the Lothrop today
and Harold Lloyd comedy and the Pathe
News are also on the bill. Edith Storey
appearing in "As the Sun Went Down"
and a Mack Sennett comedy. Her First
Mistake" make up the program for Mon
day and Tuesday. and Wednesday there
is offered Constance Talmadge in "The
Girl OF the Timberclaims," in which Con-
stance stands off a whole bunch of claim
Jumpers with gun Gladys Leslie, in a
story OF the south, Miss Dulcie From
Dixie" will be shown on Thursday. with
Fatty Arbuckle comedy and an outing
I 'brS er picture also booked. D w. Grif-