The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-09-17
MOTOR RHEUMATISM TAX; TAX
At the Theatres

Proving itself, In every respect, a
remarkable picture OF love and war,
"The Firefly of France" the latest
starring vehicle for Wallace Reid,
the popular Paramount star, was
shown at the Star Theatre yesterday.
Dainty Ann Little, whose characteri-
cations in many of Mr.. Reds pic
lures have won for her the admira-
tion OF large following, had an ex-
ceptional role in this photoplay and
she shared the hOnors with the star.
Tonight only.
Devil M'Care," the photoplay fea-
turing Crane Wilbur at the Temple
Theatre on tonight should be thoroly
enjoyed by all of the picture enthus-
lasts who appreciate a crisp, clean
comedy OF the Western variety.
While the play abounds with in
teresting situations and relates rath-
er n thrilling story, it Is particular
ly enjoyable because ii offers Mr..
Wilbur not only a sympathetic fea-
ture part, but one in which he can
display his unusual athletic talents
to rare advantage.
Juanita Hansen, Mr.. Wilbur's
leading woman in Breezy Jim," and
favorably recalled as one Of the fas-
cinating celebrities of the Triangle
Keystone comedies, portrays the fem
ale lead, appearing as a little mani
curist in big city. who is enCourag-
ed by the hero to establish herself
in a small Western tonsorial parlor,
where the very name "manicurist"
cxcites the suspicion of a populace
which would not cringe before the
most desperate desperadoes.
Remember Bryant Washburn?
He's the laughing. good-looking
hemen with a dimple in his chin,
curly hair, and everything like that
who made such a big hit in screen
comedies like 'Skinner's Dress Suit, "
"Skinner's Baby" and "Kidder &.
Ko."
Now he's coming back again in a
new Pathe play called The Ghost
of the Rancho" The scenes are laid
in the storled Southwest. Washburn
is the son and only heir of grand
dad who never saw cabaret in his
life and cant understand his grand
sons taste for'em.
So he throws him out on his eal
without dime to bless himself with
DO you think our hero is down
hearted? Not so you might notice it
He chirks up real quick, jumps
| freight to the nearest big ranch ant
makes good. Also, he falls in lov'
with delightfully."- captivating little
girl. a role played with sweet expert
ness by Rhea Mitchell, and all end
happily.
But, but, you ask: Where does tht
! ghost come in?
That's the secret. 1t IS a pla,
worth seeing. At the Liberty tonight
Harold Lockwood's last Screel
Classic, Inc, feature, "A Man o
Honor" which comes to the Libert!
on Thursday next, is a series OF seen
ic triumphs which will create an ev
erlasting romantic type of natura
and unadorned beauty.
AS David Smith. an ex-newspape
reporter who interests himself in tn
small stockholders fight against tn
big financiers, Lockwood will taxi
you with him from the heart or wal
Street and the confusing and myster
ious operations of the New Yorl
Stock and Curb Market clear across
the continent to the Golden Gate o
San Francisco Bay.
Reaching this point on the trai
of the strenuous star, we must need
embark on a sea-going hack whicl
will land us on the shores OF yer
table Paradise, the Island of sant'
Cruz, off the California cost, one o
the most verdant and beautiful loca
tions for many league.
1t was on this island OF SAINTS
Cruz that the majority of the scene
of "A Man of Honor" were taken, be
ing, as it were, an ideal location 10
the depletion of the discovery scene
and subsequent actions of the Trop
ical Products Co., as outlined in tn
original novel by Henry kitchel
Webster.
Here were found the picturcsqa
roci.-rihbed coast ith the uaaD cove