The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-08

On Sunday ard Muunfny, November
? and 20, Olive Thomas IN "up4laira
ana Down. "a comeoy drama with
pep, dash and thrills.
vi,e roma - Alice chestert0n.
gives a delightful Characterization u
when she wos ontangied In a web Of
Intrigue n trouble. rhiH adorable
little mischief maker N engaged 70
tOm Carey. but 10 her mat = nnly an
ordinary Incident la the wheel Of life.
Ala large mouse parry IN LonE islanl
she "vamps' Terry O'Keefe. an Irish
bpy, with q captivating smils and n
OF Iurnlshing her with one Of her
many -happieSt' moments. She fol-
lows him to the city and whom he
later really falls In love with Alice
SISTER. Betty, and asks her to marry
him, Alice says that Terry has conf
promised her and must marry her.
Eventually. things straighten them-
selves u 70 the a~atisfaction Of all
concerned,
"UpstAirs and Down" IL a plcsur-
ization % the famous stage success %
the same name BY. Federic and Fanny
Hatton. Win it's splendid direction
uy Charles Gl1lyn And excellent cast
including Robert Ellis, Mary Charles.
son, Rosemary Theiby. David Butler.
and Andrew Robson. this superb
comedy-drama VIII enter the anna. 3
OF the best productions the screen
ON 1ucsaiay. November II. 'arhe
Lost Princess. starring Albert Ray
and Ellnor Fair.
This photo-play Is passed on the
flight from her troubled Kingdom in
Europe Of a young princess. VINO In
cognito. works for her living on a big
American NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. she
finds that the love and the protecting
arm OF a red-blooded young American
are better than all she left behind In
Europe.
sprightiy young Ray and pretty
Miss Fair make the best possible use
Of this Uncommon and unusually
good story, capturing the lively sym
pathy OF the audience and holding ".
Among The most interesting scenes
OF the play are those that show some
Of the inside workings OF "A metropoli-
tan newspaper with reporters. edit
ors. printers devil and ali. The love
romance OF two young writes on this
paper-one Of whom proves TO be 4
fugitive princess In disgulse--is most
~cieyerly developed and brought 20 a
happy climax.
ON Wednesday,, Thursday. Friday
anf Satsrviny, November ~. rs. II
NlA AHs AH'NA IHIA III EAlNfht tho
picture stupenduous. Theda Bara,
the worlds peerless portrayer OF hui
man emotions IN the most sensational
roie that has ever been given to wo-
man.
when william Fox produced ga
lpme." he rolled up the curtain ~
twenty centuries. ON the spacious
stage % history he revealed TO men
and women OF today. the morals. the
customs, the elemental passions OF
other men IND other women who
lived, sinned and suffered when tho
world was young.
Salume. the fair, seductive princess
Of Judca. Is but an incarnation Of her
time. When she lived. Rome. the
"Etcrnhl Cay." ruled the world.
RomeD military lcgions n,cognized
no law save the power Of AIMS.
through the gile Of her rulers, Rome
ground beneath her heel every nation
watch sought TO raise It's head. There
fore, to win favor with Rome was 10
prosper. and deceit aud treachery ran
rampant.
Hsrod ruled Judea because he used
his people "a stakes TO gamble for the
favor Of Rome. Salome. the daughter
OF her age. ruled HerOd by using her
physical charms to win his favor and
accomplish her designs. She acted
rs the world acted-set her heart up
on a wish. then lured to her side o.
crushed the victims who stood In her
way.