The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-19
Ethel Clayton Has Appealing Role in
New PhotopIAy.

Ethel Clayton Has Appealing Role IN
New Photoplay.
In her new Paramount picture. Men.
Women and Money" which will be
presented at the Isis theater tpmor-
row, beautiful Ethel Clayton plays a
captivating role, that of Marcel Mid
dleton, society girl.
MarceFs parents have sent her TO
an exclusive girls finishing school in
the east and she becomes enamored
of society's ways, as one of her chums
is member OF the smart set. There
fore, when the chum invites her to
spend the summer vacation with her
at her eastern home, Marcers parents
mortgage their little home that she
may accept the invitation.
Marcel makes an impression among
the society idlers even mourning the
hatred of her hostess. who jealousy
loves one of Marcers new admirers
MarcePs parents are killed in an au-
tomobile accident and after settling
up the estate, she returns to the east
and rents an expensive apartment.
When her money runs out, her friends
desert and insult her.
This is her awakening and she
starts to work to pay off her debts
thereby winning the respect and love
now changes his way of living and
also sets out to win the girl whom he
now loves
How he succeeds forms one of the
most pleasing romances of the day
George Melford directs the star and
the supporting cast are Lew Cody,
Irving Cummings. Sylvia Ashton, Ia
Su Pitts and others.
MiIlionaires See Bara in Action.
Interest of the laity in the filming of
a big picture is always keen, but it is
recorded that Theda Barra holds the
palm for the most distinguished gal
lery'' that ever followed the move
ments of a star in real action.
On a particularly bright day in rlor-
ida recently, when there was prom
Use of especially good filming, no low
err than 476 automobiles occupied by
millionaires and near millionaires, with
their women folks, from the colonies of
Miami and Palm Beach. were on the
side lines" to witness Miss Sara
work.
From the moment the Fox star left
her hotel each day until she returned
and hid herself in her own suite. there
was an almost impenetrable crowd
close upon her trail. And she always
acknowledged the greetings of her ad-
mirers.
Upon her departure universal regret
was expressed in the form of a recep-
ton given by the local colony in her
honor. The play she was working on,
"A Woman There Was" a William
Fox production. will be shown at the
Pastime theatre Sunday.
"Thc Money Corral" New Hart Pic
ture Has Many Thrills.
William S. Harris new Aircraft pic
ture, THE Money Corral" at the Isis
theatre today again is one of the best
photoplays in which Mr.. Hart has been
seen in many day. 1t is announced
that in the making of the big rodeo
scenes for this film, all the cowgirls,
punchers, Indians and Mexicans with
in hundred miles came to take part
riding, shooting, roping. etc.
Bill Hart is prominent in these scenes
himself. Later the story takes the
principal characters to Chicago and
the western hero is introduced to the
underworld crooks. He bests them,
, saves a trust company, wins charm
ing girl for his wife and is presented
with a rance in Montana by his CRATE.
full employer, the president of a trust
company.
Mr.. Hart co.laborated with Lam
bert Hillyer in writing and directing
Ibis picture and this combination as
sures the acme of thrill and human
interest for both men are famous
sCr their capable work.
Mr.. Hart declares that the produc-
ton comes up to his expectations. The
rodeo scenes will only occupy few
hundred feet of the film" he observes,
"but they are worth all the trouble
and time, for they mirror faithfully