The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-01-11

Wednesday-"Price OF Applause,
and Mutt and JEFF comedy.
WASHINGTON
Barbara Castleton. who has made a
big hit In a number Of other World
productions, is starred with Johnny
Hines in the new World Picture,
What Love Forgives," which will be
shown on Sunday only at the Wash
lngton theater. Appearing with the
stars in this production is notable
cast, headed by John Bowers and Mu-
riel Ostriche. Mr.. Bowers has a role
In which he ic seen to particularly
fine advantage. and Miss Ostriche has
a forceful part, which she handles
splendidly.
What Love Forgives" has been
given a very superior staging, and
from all viewpoints 1t proves up as
one of the very best and most enter
tanning attractions Of the year.
Norma Talmadge, the beautiful Sc
lect star, will be presented by Joseph
NJ Schenck in her latest Select Pic
ture. 1.-THE Forbidden City," at the
Washington Theatre on Friday and
Saturday This is Chinese story by
George Scarborough. The scenario is
by Mary Murillo and 1t was directed
by Sidney A. Franklin.
The story begins when Wong Ii. a
Chinese mandarin, learns that his
beautiful daughter, San San, has mar
ried secretly John Worden, young
officer attached to the American Con-
sulate. He spirits San San away dur
ing her husbands absence. and Wor-
den is never again able to find her.
AS Wong Ii has been in disfavor at
the royal court. he offers San San to
the emperor. The emperor accepts his
daughter but when he learns that San
San has given birth to half-Ameri-
can baby girl he orders both Wong Ii
and San San killed. The baby, Toy,
is saved.
Mae Marsh has what is probably the
most sympathetic role of her career
in Hidden Fires" her latest Goldwyn
Picture, which comes to the Washing
ton theatre beginning Wednesday.
Hidden Fires" depicts the story of
a hotel newsstand girl. who, because
of her striking resemblance to be-
trayed society girl. Is induced to take
the others place at home and in So
ciety in order to spare the life of
mother who grieves for the daughter
Peggy Murray (Mae Marsh) becomes
Louise Parke, and as such enjoys the
mother love and the riches that were
showered upon the missing girl.
Gaby Deslys. the fascinating French
dancer. once the star Of the Broadway
success, stop! Look! Listen!" re-
turns to America in wonderful cine
matte presentation of Marcel L'Her-
Eier's 'Infatuation." 1t is the story,
not OF woman of the fashionable
world, but of humble flower worker,
who rose from poverty and tempta-
ton to be the adored dancer of the
gay French capital. And-an unusual
twist-the woman who was the flame
becomes herself the futtering. help
less moth.
'Infatuation" Is six-reel Pathe
Special Feature and will be shown at
the Washington theater on Monday
and Tuesday. In it Gaby has a strong
emotional role, which she interprets
with surprising strength and power.
Also, does she wear some new and
wonderful hats and costumes over
which the designers and modistes
worked for three months before the
big picture was put into production.
MURRAY
Paul Perry has achieved camera
triumph in the making Of Such a Lit
tie Pirate" Lila Lees second Para
mount Picture which is being shown
at the Murray theatre today. The
scenes aboard the pirate ship. and on
the island where little Patricia Wolf
and Rory O'Malley go to find the hid
den treasure. are exceedingly we'll
filmed. It was Paul Perry who photo
graphed Lila Lees successful first pic
ture. THE Cruise Of the Make-Be-
leves." George Melford directed
"Such Little Pirate" and Claude
Mitchell assisted him.
Lucille Lee Stewart. known on the
stage and screen for her clever work,
will be seen as leading woman with
Hale Hamilton. the popular Metro
star, in Five Thousand an Hour"
adapted from the novel Of the same
name by George Randolph Chester,
and which will be the feature at the
Murray theatre on Wednesday.
Miss Stewart has achieved fame on
the screen as rapidly as did her sis
ter Anita, and has many big produc-
lions to her credit. some of which are,
His Wifes Good Name" "The Con-
fiict," "The Ninety and Nine" and
The Eleventh Commandment" This
beautiful young actress is one Of the
most gifted and appealing players on
the screen today. and her role oppo-
site Mr.. Hamilton has given her many
for the display Of her
brilliant talents. Before becoming
leading woman for Hale Hamilton.
Miss Stewart supported Ethel Barry |
more in the Metro production of the !