The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-30

Chaplin IN The BanK..'
The story o. q patient. tender lit
tie woman's battle with the arilciiog
Of deafness h old In The Sig Lit
lie Person with Mae Murray. form
erly H~roadway's most popular dane
er ln the heading role. Hut tho little
screen star shows her marvellous
versatility In handling the role Of q
girl to whom the future. by reason
N the curse Of deafness, look Vcgy
black. especially since her fniteriug
roaming lover shows that he "
ashamed ~ her unliciion ana Il wor-
ried lost he should lose his precious
voice shouting AZ her
Mr., Sears. as Gerald Staples. the
inventor musician whose wonderful
little invention brings back 4 the
ears of the young woman The world
Of sound, has been happily cast. How
his one motive In life tutis 10 a do.
sire 10 bring 10 the ears 81 Tho ono
he loves hia " music OF love ana
how tails In finally accomplished ~
he cruelty Of her former lover ia
fa%scinntinrly told. The cory wan
adapted nom the book hv i.ehcr.a
Hooper Eastman. Robert y. Loon
ara directed the %prouction.
N IuE u.
On SUNDAY and Monday The Wo-
man Thou GnNst Me-" IL n Auperh
pirtutizntion of Han Gaines tremcnd-
ouslS dramatic story. which laws bare
the soul Of IL omn as no other story
has done In years. has been made into
n motion picture "a puumount-Art-
rrnft special or such dramatic
strength and punch ns 10 Indicate that
IL viii be one Of tho greatest screen
attractions Of the year. This is a Pic
ture which Will have a direct appeal
Tor every omun
Il told h.u that 1 Nod FfnH FY.Y. 49,.
husbands house because I could not
bear TO remain there any longer.
y told her thHt my father had mar
rieh me OF against my will. when I
was u child AMI dtd not know that I
had u right to res ~ him that
he had sacrificed my happiness 10 his
lust 81 power
= told her that my husband ala not
loNo me. 'hgt h' had married me
merely 10 pay his debts and secure an
Income.
4 toid hor thnt not only did my
husband not low" nae. hut he loved
somebody els and had been cruel and
brutal tp me.
= toll hct thpt T. too. iovcd some
body elise luli ;uinr's "rlt, No.
man Thou Guvcsi Mo"
On IW-~,ln, and "wednesday Enid
Bsnrett in The Haunted Bedroom.
Tho Haunted Ucdroomt" sounds
~nnppN and u- though % had On DOT ct
punch. doesn't tH
When We saw ghost story We
mean e. genuine ghost story one al
thc r'rc Kind that pulls the people in
10 your thruter .nd Keeps them tnere
unu the surprise climax i~ rot called
In the last few feet of tho film.
Miss lennett plays the Part ct q
n'wsp1pcr giri who is assigned TO un-
tavtl the mNaiery Of tho ghost who IN
hold responsible Tor the disappear.
antr OF Daniel. Arnold M obtains
q position rs maid IN tho Whispering
oaks household, and goes througl.
some surprising experiences before
she finally corruls the ghost and
solves tho my stery. Thc climax comes
IN e most surprising fashion. after
having kept the spectator guessing
until the unai nash
On Thursday npd Iri,la, Marguer.
ito clark IN 'Girls' % dchLitnu photo
PLAY which exactly suits the little star.
IN saturday onlA puuliu, Frederick
boo The oman in ;uc Cusc
Pauline Frederick one OF the most
l'tnutul aud effective emotional
actresses ot tine cas-. never had l moro
uppeuline uHd powerful vehicle than
y Ho Woman ln ttp 'Isa. which
q urcd an enormous mt when first roe
icussc several wears ago. It's return
Js "a SgCCUus release wall enable eN-
hihitofs To- ruin To- their advantage tho
great drawing power ~ H ulW classic
Inch sill never lose it's hold upon
tbs modem piDtu.r public There De-
O gripping climax when will r.Npt the
u'rutlun of every spectator. 100 in
addition there ate numerous scenes In
htch 'h, StHf displays her great
wealth of talent COS 1u emotional
actress