The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-09-13
At the Theatres

II is said that in MargGrita Fishers
newest picture. THE Mantle OF Char
ity," the combination Is the best bal
anced Of any picture made with this
popular star II will be shown at the
Liberty Theatre tonight. The story Is
by stephen Fox, the direction by Ed
ward Sloman, the casting was done
! by Studio Manager J. r. Crone and
the supporting cast includes Jack
Mower, Daniel Gilfcather, Louella
Maxam and other well-known play
crg.
Many of the scenes we're taken in
San Francisco and some of them in
the part OF Chinatown that escaped
the earthquake and fire The quaint
ly Danclled house fronts, suggestive
OF mystery lurking behind, are clear
ly shown in the picture and the mar
row, tortuous streets add materially
to the effect
In passing one OF the largest orien-
'hi "I0b
Fisher was invited to come in and
| choose any gift" An ancient kimono
OF the Ming Dynasty was the favored
article and Miss Fisher now lolls in
II between "tfkes."
The Turn in the Road" Brent
wood Film Corporation production,
released thru Exhibitors Mutual, is a
beautiful story beautifully told. The
theme is one that is as old as the
world and az universal as man, car
rying message OF love, pathos and
duction one OF absorbing human in
terest.
Paul Perry, son of money-mad
father, married the lovely daughter
of minister of the orthodox relig-
ion. When his wife died in child birth
Paul lost faith in the God to Whom
the will OF man should meekly bow. "
as he had been taught, and became Ii
wanderer.
He went in quest of the true God,
but sank TO the depths of degrada-
tion in his search. After many years
OF unavailing search he returned TO
his old home to learn from the lips
of his own child the truths the world
could not teach him.
Into the story is woven the self
sacrifice and unfailing love of girl
his dead wife's sister-who Lad de-
voted her life to the care of his little
! boy and taught him that God is love-
Little Bob, his son, by his child
like faith, melted the money-harden-
ed heart Of old Perry, incidentally
saving his life from gang OF work
men who had been driven to desper-
alton by his iron-fisted domination.
The Turn in the Road" was writ
ten by King w. Vidor and produced
under the personal direction OF the
author. At the Liberty Sunday and
Monday.
.
Elsie Ferguson. the beautiful Art
] craft star, will be seen as Partisan
newspaper reporter in her latest
photoplay, His Partisan Wife,"
which will be shown at the Star thea
tre tonight. This is a delightful story
adapted by Eve Unsell and the pic
ture was directed with highly graft
flying results by Emile Chautard.
Miss Ferguson plays the part of
! Fauvette. a girl reporter in Paris
who weds Martin Wesley, Boston
lawyer, after a brief courtship. When
Wesley takes his bride to his New
England home. she is received with
coldness by his Puritanical parents,
and they proceed TO make her life
miserable. They succeed in convinc-
| ing Wesley that his wife must have
had "a past, and he treats her with
,tudied cruelty.
Laughs come thick and fast in
! isis Hopkins" Mabel Normand's new
Goldwyn Picture, which comes to
the Star Theatre beginning Sunday.
/ 1t is not to be wondered at with two
such comic creatures as the star and
the gawky Sisseretta, called Sis for
short, made into one.
The screen version OF the play III"
brought Rose Melville fame and made
millions of tEeatregoers laugh is GER
tain to score even greater success
than was achieved by the Rose Mel