Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-06-20
PICTURES THAT WILL SURE
LY PLEASE MOVIE FANS

In Eye for Eye" manager Brough
offers the movie fans an exceptional
ly good program for the coming
week. Eye for Eye" which runs
tonight and tomorrow night, is a
screen drama of the intense and col
or life of the far East, in which the
supreme actress, Nazimova. Is seen
in the fiery role of young and beau
tiful Arab girl.
One of the many unusual features
which this picture contains is the
real circus which was assembled
by Director Papellani All the
phases of circus life will be seen by
the audience-not only that of the
ring where the performers are at
work, but that also of their private
life and in the travelling wagons in
which they move from town to town.
All the acts which will appear on
the screen are known to circus goerB
of America and were engaged to per-
form in their regular manner for the
benefit OF the camera.
The picture next Monday will be
Harry Garson's extraordinary screen
production, The objectionable Sin"
starring Blanche Sweet under the
personal direction of Marshall Neil
an.
THE objectionable Sin" is one OF
the most pretentious screen plays
that has ever been attempted, and
has been completed after months OF
painstaking effort and with the ex-
pendithre of mere real money than
has been enlisted in the aid of any
photoplay produced within the past
five years. 1t is an absorbing tale
of love and adventure with incidents
of the world war as a back ground
One situation follows another In as
logical a manner as was ever accom-
plished on the speaking stage, where
the human voice was available as an
agency to tell those out in front Just
what might reasonably be expected.
and the whole action moves with
out break or interruption to It's final
and most powerful climax.
THE objectionable Sin" was com
pleted on the Pacific Coast a few
weeks ago at a time when there
were assembled in Los Angeles prac-
ticaliy all of the big men of the mo-
tion picture industry, and 1t was be-
fore an audience composed OF these
men that the photoplay was first ex-
hibtted. The consensus of opinion
was that THE objectionable Sin"
was big in every sense of the word
big in the story told, big in its man
ner OF telling, and big in the work
OF Blanche Sweet, the star, and the
players who support her. This early
opinion has been more than con-
ffrmed by the reviews of moving
picture critics in New York who have
recently been afforded the opportun-
| ity OF passing judgment upon 1t.
Alice Joyce in her great stage
success, The Lion and the Mouse"
Will be the attraction next Tuesday
night. This picture has been booked
| for week runs in all of the large
cities OF the country, and II il be-
ing hailed everywhere as the finest
accomplishment of beautiful Alice
Joyce. The picture is more wonder
full than the play.
! On Wednesday night Gladys
Brockwell. who has become famous
/ for the emotional characters she has
put on the screen. will be seen in
/ the new Fox production, THE For
hidden Room" Her part Ii that OF
an innocent young stenographer who
is put in a trying predicament by
men who hate her employer, the dis
trict attorney. To save her own rep
utation and that Of the district at
torney. she devises and executes a
scheme whereby the corrupt FRAN
ers" are framed and are forced to
confess their guilt
Vivian Martin, a popular Para
mount star. will be seen next Thurs
5av niphf in her Iafaaf nteturo ssSTrt a
Fair Barbarian" The scenes are
mostly laid In England. where Oc-
tavia Bassett. lovely young Amer
can girl. Is visiting her prim and
snobbish aunt. Miss Belinda Bas-
sett. Noted for her fashionable and
Extensive wardrobe. dainty Vivian
in this production wears some OF the
most attractive costumes Of her
career.
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