Evening journal., 1919-06-23
AT THE MAJESTIC.

Nsdln uOuDie bill Oifering fgrfrs
VI the Majestic, ana on this occasion
the features are Wallace Reid's latest
production. "The Roaring Road," and
Fatty Arbucklc's latest eomedy. "1he
Desert Hero"
The Roaring Road" Is originally a
saturday Evening Post story. and like
The typical story that appears IN this
famous periodical, 10 IS tale That in
terests at least the mliuriis Of the
millions who read The oagazizna.
Automobiles, determination and love
all work together in this romance
and love story of the race track, and
Wallace Reid figures prominently as
The hero Of This absorbing tale OF dust
and gasoline. aud The 9Vs that causes
all OF this. You see Wally's "Toodles
Waldon,' and Toodes is an automobile
salesman. who unlike quite few .ilcs-
men, knows a lot about his machine.
In fact he knows enough 10 erect frlIl
the ruins Of three cars enough 10 make
one car that wins real race on a real
race course at real race speed.
Then there Is THE Bear" and "The
Cub" The one is the father and the
other Is the daughter. and before the
end OF the story Toodles is very anxious
10 have both Of these as relatives, but
tle former objects strongly but Is over
ruled.
Theodore Roberts is "The Bear"
while Ann Little appears as "The Cub"
NJ THE QUEEN.
Charles Ray Is the star who Is feat
ured at the Queen today. and his pic
ture is called "Ihe Sherlfrs Son" Here
we md the natural and wholesome
star in a story quite unusual, but IN
The Characterization which wncn
Drought down 10 flne points is nothing
nut Just one Of us, and SO we are ,a.-
isilcd
The sheriff OF "Tho sherlns son"
lived in the wild and woolly vest.
where cattle rangers and branders we're
the everyday excitement. aud whore
and pistol duels were the !
regular weekly happenings, and where |
some men hated others merely for The
sake of something 10 keep their minds Z
occupied and their pistols i'm good /
working order. But when the time adj 4
'ances into the next generation we flnd |
lnairs different in the descendant OF
'he sheriff, but not very greatly
'hanged in the other families. This
Inference was that the shcrlTs son
Vas a coward and utterly afraid Il
Inything that might mean bodily harm.
lhis fear The boy had inherited from
MS mother whose constant worry FOR
Ter hunted husband was a continual
tate Of being. The boys development
II character and his overcome Of an
ear IS the study That proves interest
ng and forms The main plot OF the
tory.
Mr.. Rays leading lady is seena owen.
AT THE RIALTO.
Many fans of The photopay profess !
ion agree that among the first produc- ,
on that SHE made, "Mildnowern Is Z
ounled as the one that really made
er and from the success 10 had during
Is irst release this is indeed not sur
rising Now as a Paramount success {
lclurc it Is being released and today !
WI be The feature at the Rialio.
The Story il "a particularly human !
NE and places Miss Clark as a girl OF
he wilder regions Of the country. who ]
believes in the innocence Of the world .
ust as much as she does in the beauty
n The flowers with which she lives
lay after day. Dislllusionment and hap
'iness both come in the course of time.
Harold Lockwood is seen in The lead
ng role opposite the little player. and 4
drk Pickford also figures I'm the cast. \
for tomorrow David Bclasco's own a
tory or THE Girl OF the Golden Westn
lll be the feature. Cecil r Demine.
ne famous director, produced the pic
ire