The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-05

something Tor her country, 90. She
elects 20 become u fnrmrrctte and
finds q Job on the Hubbard farm
lear her home.
She Is put 20 work with other far
merttfca. md her fancy nrmerctto
costumes D lndy-hkc ways soon
bring down upon hcr the hatred and
We've sonn meets bob Hubbard. the
Youngest son OF the family. who has
been dreadinf a summons To q mill
tary camp under the draft act.
The city fafmerette doea her best.
but she "a not accustomed 10 the
heavy excrtion called Tor IN farming
md fails at almost cvcrythingeshe at
temps, much to the delight OF the
ncornfui farmerettcs.
Bob receives his call and regretfuilv
departs i,ike 0~encvlcve. he has not
heeu accustomed 10 hard work and
camp life becomes irksomc. The
young soln.cr leaves camp without n
permit one night and steals home.
where he finds GenevicNe doing the
hfst she can to complete a day'a work.
although u N late nj nigh, and h
has had nothing 10 cnt. When he
confeascs that he has stolen away
without leave. Genevieve c%onvinces
him that II rs his duty to his country
TO return and be a good soldier.
The conclusion OF the pretty little
tale shows fnther ca p~ituiating TO Gone
We've and all ends happily.
on Thursday md Friday "rcppy
Polly" with Dorothy Gish.
Pepper. Paprika and Punch
This, to put Il briefly, * 80 apt de-
scription OF the treat in store for the
exhibitors and general public in Dor
othy Gish's current Paramount pic
ture.
The story OF Poppy Polly c%nrrias
a strong dramatic note and IL repleie
with heart interest material Of the
sort that grirH and cntertairs. Penny
Polly IN a p~ennilcss Girl who has a des-
pefate time making a living, h
finally finds a position Us social sccrc-
tary through the aid OF Judge Moore.
a new found friend. Polly's girl
friend. also a victim OF bad luck. runs
afonl OF the law IN iiet attempt TO pro-
edo for IN empty stomach. Tie girl In
fsatenced TO the ~reforniatory at Mel
vile, upon which rrformers have been
rentering thth alterations as the result
or charges Of cruel treatment OF the
inmates. Polly visits her friend n
day and her eyes are opened TO tho
bad treatment suffered by her friend.
Polly tells Judge Monroe Of her dis
coyery. and the two plan to obtain tue
evidence that viii put an end to the
reign Of graft and M sc0nduct which
has featured Tho MANAGEMENT OF the
institution. because evidence Is hard
to obtain Polly determines 70 become
a prisoner ~ the reformatory and
gather the Information she needs at
first hand.
on SATURDAY. Pauline Frederick In
Sold and Billy Duncan In u Man OF
Might"
The locale OF the story Of sold" IN
the art world. where Helen pauline
Frcderick), donald Bryant wins not
only the academy prize but the love OF
Helen FROM Wainwri ght another art
ist. Az wainwright inherits n large
mount OF money from an estate. he
gees t. Europe to continue his studies.
where he becomes an artist OF note.
Donald. In the meantime. refuses to
commercialize his art. and barely man
ages to make a living for Helen and
hlmhelf. Donald n last consents 20
DO some commercial work OF the sort
the pubic d~-sires and signs a contract
with Doibeare. an art dealer. With
Helen posing he begins work upon q
nude picture. which rs finally hailed
~ u MASTERPIECES. Donald rcscnts Dol
beare's view point aud slashes the pc
ture to ribbons
sold" Ia one OF the most powerful
iramatiznHors ~ "a woman's devotion
ever transferred 90 the screen. II has
been interpreted with "a splendid east
n support OF the famous star.