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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-21
Shepherd of the Hills Harold Bell Wright s Masterpiece Al ALcazar
Author Personally Directed Screen Production of His Novel and Has Picturzed His Book Chapter by Chapter-Cast Selected Specially for Each Char
 acter Portrayed to Carry Out Authors Idea

A recent move in the production of mo- tion pictures that has attracted wide at tention is the number of associations that have been formed by producing companies with authors of world wide regulations for the filming of stories, novels and books written by these au- thors, with the point in view of hav- ing the works filmed under the per- sonaI direction of the authors them selves.
 An example of this new era will be seen at the Alcazar this week, when Herold Bell Wrighss The Shepherd of the Hills" wifi open an engagement of six days only. This story is the most popular of the many big sellers written by Wright, and was made by the au- thor's own producing company, and un- der his personal direction.
 In making the picture. Wright paid no attention to the conventional formula of production, but struck out on entirely original lines, to the utter demoraliZa- tion of motion picture tradition.
 In discussing the matter in recent interview, MT. Wright said:
 T have no dispute with those who are bound by the old rules; they may be right. judged by what they are seeking to do. But I hold the conviction that in the filming of widely read story, not only is the story the thing, but all incidents and even the order of them.
 'In putting The Shepherd of the Hills on the screen, 1 have not made a mo tion picture-in the accepted sensei l have picturized the book, chapter by chapter
 q supervised every detail of the maik- ing because had a definite aim to achieve, namely, to transfer the pages Of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-21
AUTHOR DIRECTS | PROCLAMATION OF
 | HIS FAMOUS NOVEL
Harold Bell Wright, Author of "The Shepherd of the Hills," Is Shown In
 Picture

Both Eddie Rickenbacker and Harold Bell Wright himself are shown in the first scenes of the great picture writ ten and produced by Harold Bell Wright. The picture is taken from the novel of the same name by Mir. Wright, "The Shepherd of the Hills" and will be shown at the Alcazar theatre all this week
 "The Shepherd of the Hills" tells on the screen exactly what was told in the written pages, in such a realistic manner that those who see the visual ization will be transported back to the locale of the story--the Ozark noun tains of Missouri. A
 In selecting a cast to interpret his story, the author-producer insisted that the players should live rather than act their parts. The results of this careful selection is that The Shepherd of the Hills" is the most nat ural, unaffected picture from the standpoint of acting that has ever been flashed on the screen.
 All the famous characters of the story, Sammy Lane," Little Pete, Wash Gibbs, The Shepherd, Ollie Stew art, Young Matt, Old Matt, Howard the Artist. the Girl at the Spring, and Preachin' Bill are depicted by players of unusual histrionic talent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-21

the book exactly as they are, to tho screen, and not in rearranged scenario form. according to the commonly fol lowed plan.
 Tt wasn't easy to make my associates schooled in the old technic realize my idea either as to form or character draw ing.
 we estimate that The shepherd oi the Hills has had sale of 100000 copies, and that probably means 15,0e0, 600 readers in the world.
 That's a following not to be trified with. Rightly or wrongly, I believed that if the book were put on the screen they wanted the simon pure article, noi
 And I believed that they wanted to see not stars portraying the characters, colored with their own personalities. but the real characters of the book shown will all possible fidelity.
 50 picked the people for the picture version with that idea in the front of my forehead, Little Pete must be Lit tie Pete, Sammy Lane must be Sammy Lane, and Preachin' Bill must be Preach in Bifl-not a mixture of other person alties with theirs.
 of I love the flavor of an apple don't want 8 peach, no matter how fine the peach may be. We have right to assume that those who love the 'SAep- herd book enough to buy the story so numerously want to see the book pic- tured, not some scenario writer's. or 6i- rector's, or stars version of it.
 This, in a word, is my idea of what the public wants in the screening of it's fayorite novels. At any rate, it is the idea that is to be followed in the film ing of my books"
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atre for the week, is produced as well as written by Harold Bell Wright. It tells on the screen exactly what was told on the pages of the book in manner so re- alistc that those who see the picture will be transported back to the locale of the story, the Ozark mountains.
 Billie Burke made ''The Mind the Paint Girl" famous on the stage. yet there were many who missed this attractive play and they will be glad to avail themselces of the opportunity to see lovely Anita Stewart play it this week at the Trianon theatre.
 Elsie Ferguson will be the attraction at the Strand theatre the first half Of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-21

Fighting Gentleman"
 Princess: The Fatal Fortune"
 Odeon: William Desmond in Smash ing Barriers"
 TUESDAY
 Loew's' Bijou: Five acts Loew's vaudeville, Peggy Hyland in picture feature. ''The Web of Chance; Charlie Chaplin in The Vagabond."
 Lyric: Matinee, Rex Beach's The Girl From Outside' and Keith's vaude- vile; night, Keith's vaudeville~
 Majestic "Pollyanna." Trianon: aMind the Paint Girl" Strand: "The Society Exile" Alcazar: The Shepherd of the Hills" | Colonial: Mickey" Rialto: ''The Gun Fighting Gentle man" Princess; "The Fatal Fortune" Odeon: Smashing Barriers" WEDNESDAY Lyric Matinee. The Girl From Out side" and Keith's vaudeville; night, Keith's vaudeville. Loew's Bijou: Five acts Loew's S vaudeville, Peggy Fyland in picture feature, The Web of Chance; Charlie
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rite when suddenly her husband appears
 Her versatility is generously drawn upon as she journeys through the roles Of an innocent convent girl to an un- happy wifehood, thence to life of isola- rIon upon an uninha abited tropical island with a lone man companion, there to find complete happiness and contentment. AL ways pleasing and capable, the star as- cends to her full height of emotional tal- ent and holds the interest from begin ming to end.
 s'The Isle of Conquest is a fast-mov- ing drama treating with a young girl 8 marriage to a wealthy waster. through the efforts of a designing mother Later the yacht upon which they are cruising is wrecked and she finds herself safe upon an uninhabited island with stoker from the ships hold. Months Of isolation kindles within them mutual love, and all hope of rescue having perished they are preparing to enact their marriage
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-21
Chats On Xmas Offerings Al Theatres and PictureHouses
By ANNA JORDAN

The very busiest week of all of the firty-two. When you wish your clock would run slower, and your pay envelope would run longer.
 When you're tired from shopping-and who is not going to be tired from shop ping this next week?-drop in for pie ture show, or a matinee. There is noth- ing so restful to the body as giving the mind a complete relaxation from the es- tails that harass it. See something to take your mind off of what you're goiqg to have for the Christmas dinner, or what you're going to buy your cook for a present. This week is record-break- CT for best attractions The Jefferson will present John Cort's musical comedy, "Flo-Flo." When you see John Corts name to musical comedy, you can bet your last jitney that it will be sonae- thing with a flock of pretty girls in it. "Flo-Flo'' has not only flock of rset- ty girl but they demonstrate shop full of "Undies''-oh goodness.
 The Lyric is having the biggest pie ture that the Goldwyn company has
 
 ever put out, at least the most popular. for their matinees during the Christmas week It is Rex Beach's ''The Girl from Outside" And it has won praise from old, hard guys who are never touched by a movie. In addition to this picture, the Lyric will have the same good line of Keith's vaudeville that they usuaAy entertain their patrons with
 The Bennett Twins Holiday, the mill lion dollar kids, tops the bill at Loew,s Bijou, while the picture features include the inimitable Charles Chaplin, in "The yagabond," the third of his original nlilIion-dollar comedies, Peggy HylaIfd will feature in "The Web of Change, movie thriller The other vaudeville acts are all up to the Loew standard. "Pollyanna," the Glad Girl, will be beautifully portrayed by little Mae Park of the Maddocks-Park players, at the Majestic theatre this week. Those who know and love the story of "Poliyanna
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-21

the week in "The Society Exile" Miss Ferguson is one of the screen skforemost actresses. The last half of the week Fatty Arbuckle will divide honors with Dorothy Dalton.
 Mabel Norman in Mickey" will be shown at the Colonial Miss Normand has won herself wide welcome with her antics In Mickey" she stirs up more trouble than a jugfull of monkeys.
 Harry Carey will appear at the Rialto in "The Gunfighting Gentleman" This picture is a mixture of good laughs and wild western acting. It has been pro- nounced quite a success wherever it has been shown.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-21
Attractions at the Theatres and Movies
 For Holiday Week
MONDAY

MONDAY
 Lyric: Keith's vaudeville, night; matinee, Keiths vaudeville and Rex Outside"
 Loews Bijou: Five acts Loew's s vaudeville, Peggy Hyland in picture feature, The Web of Chance" Charlie Chaplin in The Vagabond." Majestic: 'Pollyanna-"
 Alcazar: Harold Bell Wright's pho- toplay, "The Shepherd of the Hills" Trianon: Anita Stewart in Mind the Paint Girl"
 Strand: Elsie Ferguson in 'The So- ciety Exile.'
 Colonial: Mabel Normand in Mickey"
 Rialto: Harry Carey in The Gun
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to return her to his world of sham Here the circumstances become tragic, con- cluding with an unexpected and sensa a- tional climax.
 Miss Talmadge is afforded royal SUD- port by her associates, with Wyndham Standing figuring as very likable hero, Charles Girard sccwling himself into dis favor as the beastly husband and Hedda Hooper giving a vividly impressive per formance in the role of the scheming mamma, Claire Wilson, the girl for whose false sake John Arnold took flyer along the booze path that leads to ruin is prettily impersonated by Claire Whit ney and especial interest attaches to the film debut of Natalie Talmadge, appro- rriately cast as the sister of her req sister, Sba possesses many of the allur. ing characteristics which have helped tc make Norma such a profound favorite and the family resem blance is undeniable Her work is notable for it's ease.
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will welcome this opportunity to see it again, and those who have never seen it had better not miss one of the sweet est stories that has ever been staged
 The Shepherd of the Huls," which is the great attraction at the Alcazar the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-21
Norma 7almadge in Her Latest Success Coming
 Next Week to Alcazar
'The Isle of Conquest" Fast Moving Photo-Drama, the Best Vehicle Popular Star Has Appeared in and She Rises to Sublime Heights in Por-
 trayal of Leading Role

The latest Norma Talmadge The Isle of Conquest which the Acazar next Monday December 29 said to be the best vehicle in which this most popular has appeared and Miss Tamadge again that there no height of expression too lofty for her.
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Continuara.
NEGoCIADo DE SERvICIoS DE
CAMPO DE LA
CRUZ RoJA AMERICANA

FL numero de militares heridos que
estan regresando los Estados Unidos
ha aumentado considerablemente y con
tai motive han crecido proporcionalmen-
tie las actividades del Servicio de cam
pamentos de Ia Cruz Roja Americana,
dedicandose especialmente facilitarle
distracciones los convalecientes para
coadyuvar a su restablecimiento. Sc
han organizado compafiias de teatro y
bandas de musica con tales fines, y Sc
estan reclutando al presente doscientos
expertos para ayudar en-, ese trabajo
recreativo.
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QUISICOSAS

bajo, pasa Monaguitas. Como dc cos
tumbre, fco. Y ahora mas, con su pre-
matura calva. Pasa triste, como de-
cepcionado de la vida. Como indife-
rente TODD 10 que lie rodea. A MO
naquitas, le conoci desde la infancia.
Desde chico, fue inteligente, estudioso
y parrandero. San Juan no lie presta
Monaguitas, porque la poblacion care
ce de atractivos. San Juan viste un ira
je que no le sienta Monaguitas ne
cesita otro ambiente, donde su alma So
hadora de bohemia aristocratico, pueda
volar y reir alegremente. 49,. Tras de
Monaguitas, pasa Sergio Romanacce.
Con su hermoso cuerpo de nifio grande.
Tambaleandolo, de un lado para otro;
pero afortunadamente ueva una cabe-
"a privilegida, con una gran cantidad
de materia girls.
go. Salgo puertas afuera. Son las
seis de Ia tarde. Ell personal laborioso
sc retira descansar de Ia labor dia-
ria. Vso pasar, mujeres, ligeras ner-
viosas, inquietas, camino del hogar.
Unas feas, otras bonitas, pero casi todas
pintadas La%que menos, lleva en- los
carrillos una GAIA de colorete. Y en-
las ojeras han gastado un lapiz, en-
darles sombra. FL carmin en- los labios
hizo su aSosto. Las hay con mas car
min que 81 llevaran un antifaz rojo...
o
... Un amigo me encuentra. Me
saluda y siguo su camino. Otro mas
intimo que sabe algo de una historic
dc amores trunca, me habla como para
mortifcarme de cosas pasadas. De un
pret6rito no lejano, lleno dc dulces re-
membranzas, salpicado dc gratos recuer-
dos. dulce @poca de dulces ensuehos,
en- que la fe,icidad batio sus alas ca
prichosas (por un momento NADIA m&s)
en- nuestra inquieta trashumante vi
da.
10y luego 80. Ell desengaiio. La
mentira. La perfidia, Todo 10 que de-
/ " SAA AuSoIAd d4AlAb ulAd dAAhSA w AOAOA
en- nuestro coraz6n un rasguno de
amargura. ..
o N
La tarde agoniza languidamente, en-
su lecho, de rosas matizadas. FL padre
sol, Sc hunde en- Ell ocaso, dejando sus
tltimos resplandores, fantasticos dibu-
jos EN- ell frmamento. Las sombras in
ciertas de la noche van apagando la in
cierta claridad del crep1sculo. Titilan
algunas estrellas en- ell cielo. -. FL lu-
cero de la tarde tiembla, como una in
mensa pupila alberta en- el infinite. -. !.
z EN- mi alma ell ala negra de un desen-
gano, bate sobre la Ultima illusion de
mi inquieta juventud. ....
Herminio H. MUNOz.
San Juan, Abril 8 de 1919.
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AcoRTANDo Ell GAMING HACIA
PARIS.

Esta en- proyecto la construction de
una nueva Inca ferroviaria, de Vigo
a la frontera francesa, con ell fin de
reducir la distancia en- veinticuatro no.
ras.
Los capitalistas espanoles y los inte-
reses industriales apoyan calurosamen-
te ell proyecto.
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WLAlNlANllAKER
Glen Secciones Especiales
en- Una sola Tienda

Abrieos pGro dosos y isrsnsass
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OBRAS ENCUADERNADAS

Z ossye
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Joaquin Dicenta.
DR.. @. Delcuve.
Amado Nervo
C.-Mallarino,
Andres Bello.
e. Isaxa.
Placido.
Manuel Acuha.
]. J. Tablada.
Luis @. Urbina.
Manuel M. Flores,
Ricardo Palma.
J. NJ. de Heredia.
orison s. Mardsn.
t1rison s. Marden.
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Ell pANrEoN DE Los BoMBERos.

Relaei6n de los propietarios y veci-
nos de Catafio que voluntariamente con-
tribuyen para Ell Panteon de los Bonn
bcros dc dicho poblado:
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Las mOdas mas nOlablcs de Paris
Nueva York hallarsc fclizmeute reunidas
en- las Calerias de Modas. Ali - enuien.
tTan exhibiCioneS due cunstantemenfr va.
rian. preScntadas n mcnudO cor toda c.
remonia. con Cl obiCto &c iutruducir las
Gltimas novedades DC Paris iyondFet. las
cualeS despues sirven DC inspiration raFs
los elegantes m0delOs dc hechura ame.
ricana EStaS sccci0nes estan dieididas en-
sus couespOndienies guipOs rara sei0Fss.
SefiOTitas. y ninas.
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49,. He terminado mi labor cotidia-
ma, en- el diario, EEL MUNDo'. Me
ditto que he de hacer. Pienso en- San
Juan Lo que era 10 que es. San
Juan de una ciudad alegre divertida,
paso ser una cipdad conventual SOM
nolienta. Y todo por Ia seiiora mo-
raj.
La ciudad que fue encanto de sus
visitadores hoy tiene ell triste aspecto
de una mujer cansada de gozar. De una
joven hermosa y bella viuda. en- plona
luna de miel. De una for sin perfu-
me.
Sc hizo del bullicio y la algeria
de la coQuetona San Juan?
La algeria ha desaparecido. Los tras-
nochadores, Sc han eclipsado. va no
SO oyen serenatas. La guitarra esta ST.
lenciosa. Las cuerdas va no vibran.
La ciudad duerme en- un suefio dc des-
canso y aburrimiento. 49,. FL "Boule-
vart del valle", es una como inmensa
. .
''El Alahambra", "El zaza'', "El
Encanto de un Vals'', sitios de la gen
te del bronco y de la juventud trasno-
chadora, han pasado la historic. ALI
donde tantas 'Margaritas' sentimental
les, tantas 'ofelias sonadoras, ahoga-
,rn,, enc %yio+a1ao an mo hoyro obara de
Champafia. Solo queda el recuerdo de
10 que fue. La aIioranza del pasado.
La vision roja de muchas noches de
placer, que dejaron en- nuestras almas
ell agrio zumo de muchos desengafios y
en- nuestras vidas ell germen Gle un eter
no sufrimiento. -. Porque estas muje-
res que rien por costumbre, que abra-
zan maquinalmente. Que lloran y rien
al mismo tempo. Que nos engahan
con sus mentiras Y nos envenenan con
sus caricias. Son pesar de todo, IN
GENUAs. Locas 'ingenuas' que van
camino del no-ssr con una sonrisa en-
los labios y una queja en- ell alma.
..u .Algo me abrurna. Medito. FL
pensamiento Sc pierde por brumosas
lejanias. Vuela. va lejos. Traspasa
fronteras. Va a otras latitudes, lie
var un beso de amor, EN- una Garcia
sedante paloma mensajera de un CO
raz6n que anna, unos ojos garzos y una
blonda cabellera . unas manos blancas
y unos labios rojos..
Es la vida que pasa, con su is6crono
pasar, de dias y. dias, de horas y ho-
ras recordandonos otros dias y otras
horas, que fueron mejores. mas tran
quilas, nenas de calma y de sosegada
paz, en- nuestra atormentada y loca
juventud.
q
.....Por frente a mi mesa de ira
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Ell Departamento Latino-Americano
de Servicio Personal

Este Departamento, hdbilmente orga-
nizado, con personal de expertos inter
pretes, eSt5 bajo la direction deMiSs RhOda
GeddeS, muy cOnocida en- muchoS paiseS
latino-americanoS. FL Departamento pone
a la disposition de los visitanteS, sin cobro
alguno, su personal de compradores parti-
culares, cuyoS servicioS eStdn SuS or
deneS para acompaharles a cualquier
seccion de la tienda interpretar sus de-
secs toda satisfaction.
Quienes deSeen hacer suS compras por
correo, tambien pueden valerSe por CO.
Tespondencia de este Departamento, pues
desde hace muchos amos viene sirviendo
Satisfactoriamente por correo a una ex-
tenSa y seleCta clientela latino-americana.
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La CUBANTTA

Tabacos de las acreditadas marcas,
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Cigarrillos Portorriquefos y Ameri-
canos. Postales, dulces de todas ella
ses y la prensa diaria.
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La Tienda de Wanamaker es una
institution compuesta de seCcioneS
eSpeciales, cada una de las cuales es
completa en- 81. Cada Seccion cuenta
con mercancfas escogidas y un servicio
tan diStinguido individual como 81
fuese una tienda independence. Sin
embargo, todaS eStan bajo el mismo
techo, tienen un solo dueno, la miSma
serencia y el miSmo SiStema.
Todas las secciones participant de las
grandeS ventajaS, economics, Seguri-
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hoSpitalidades, corteSias, privilegiosy
normas de este gran servicio coopera-
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