The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-15
CRED HEADs"-ALCAZAR

I The photoplay is simply filled with
tension thrills and heart throbs.
"RED HEADS"-ALCAZAR
Alice Brady begins her best produc-
ton. Red Heads" at the Alcazar
Thursday
There are a lot of men who are
chronic grouches. But John Walton
takes the cake in the motion picture,
Ruling Passions" being shown the
entire week at the Rialto. John IS
a crank and it makes him so mad
to have people know it, that he makes
himself i'll from giving way to his tenn
| per. John loves a girl named Louise
Palmer, but Louise can't exactly see
Walton.
! But he is not broker for nothing
Ie is slick He helps her brother.
And she suggests that he name the
wedding day. In the meantime, Wal
toms physician has prescribed every
! thing to cure him of his illness, which
| they know Is, nothing after all but
meanness. AS last resort, they send
! Miss Evelyn Roland. nurse, with
: hundred per cent perfect disposi-
ton to work on Walton. Evelyn has
an awful handicap, because Walton
| finds Louise in the arms of his own
| partner in business Alexander Yer
non Louise goes her way, marries
Alec, and after deciding that after
| all there's no use in weeping over
the cats supper. spilled milk, Walton
weds the nurse.
little Women" at the Colonial,
| brought all who wanted a taste of the
real, genuine home love to see it
when it played here Monday and Tues
day.
Kitty Gordan. who is known as the
4 nh IcFa Nil nf
on the American stage makes her
first appearance at the Colonial on
Wedr esday and Thursday, in a thrill
ing play called stolen Orders" This
is a picture of society life, and Kitty
gets a chance to wear some of her
creations"
stolen Orders is picturized from
William Bradys stage success which
idelighted Broadway few years ago
In translation to the screen. the play
gained many thrills that the stage
limitations could not provide. The
cast chosen to present stolen Orders"
lis exceptional June Elvidge, Carlyle
/ Blackwell George MacQuarrie and
Madge Evans are some of the all-star
cast.
/ The picture itself permits many OPP
portunities for the depctions of which
the star is famous. 1t is thrilling
y,
to finish, and it comes to close with
rousng climax
Elmo Lincoln appears at the Odeon
One today and tomorrow in the play
called Elmo the Great" This is a
serial of western life. There will also
be lanother of the famous AL Jennings
serials at the Odeon Wednesday and
Thursday. These Al Jennings stories
are based upon the actual happenings
of the great reformed bandits life.
Il For the first day of the big picture,
RED Head" starring Alice Brady, all
the ladies in town with carmne locks
are invited to be the guest of the the
atre between the hours of to 4 and
to 10. AS Red Head is such won
derfUl picture. just the kind that every
body likes to see. it is expected that
each and every red-headed lady in
the near vicinity of Birmingham will
be there with bells on. ,
Sweet-faced Fatty Arbuckle shares
honors with Enid Bennett at the
Strand theatre Thursday Friday and
Saturday, appearing in an enormous
success, Back Stage" Fatty" whose
official handicap chances to be Roscoe,
danced his way into my heart when
he did snake dance with string oil
weners, pausing to take bite from the
mock serpent at odd moments. His
d cherub-like face. resting over shout
ders that would make Vulcan jealous
all goes to make him the funniest man
as yet unhung Fatty is supposed to
be stage hand in tank town in this
, play entitled. Back Stage" He mixes
up with an actor who believes in the
theory, Treat EN- rough" FATTY
gums the show and takes a part 20
accommodate the lovely rescued ac-
tress. Chorus girls. stage riots and a
few other things make life one thing
after anothe~for Roscoe. But love will
out. Fat" wins fame. acquires wife
and, zowie. the next picture, stepping
| Out is on.