The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-02
PROGRAMME THAT
SET ALL NEW YORK
TALKING IS BILLED
Five Different Features
Specially Arranged for
the Screen at RialtO
This Week

Just to prove that there is something
always new under the sun that shines On
Birmingham. the Mudd-Colley Amuse-
ment company are bringing to this Rialto
theatre for the entire week starting Mon
day. the programme that has set all New
York to talking.
1t is a whole programme arranged for
the screen, consisting CT five different fea-
lures. False Gods with pretty golden
haired Grace Darling in the leading role.
is the biggest picture of the series. The
other four complete plays thai alone
would prove quite an interesting attrac-
ton. They are THE Last Hour, a
dainty comedy named wild Flowers .
The Wood of Fair Water" and epi-
grams and the Rialto Weekly Times Re
view. l say that all this is a bill for one
movie show.
The story of False Gods is one tfat
is very interesting in these days of try
ing to keep up with The almost impos-
ble gait that the other fellow sets 1t
is story of a young architect, who by
his exquisite work wins admiration and
contracts from the richest people in town.
His little wife, to further their arbi-
ton for him to become one of the big
gest architects of the country, tries to
keep pace with the rich people to whose
homes they are invited. She is a little
bewildered by the way the rich ladies
adopt her husband. tut they tell <her to
cultivate some of the rich men. and she
will win new contracts for her husband.
She tries her very best, and one of the
men gives her husband an order for the
National Arts building.
But the pace is too fast for her. She
looses money at bridge, and to pay it,
has to pawn bracelet. To keep her hus-
band from finding out about the sale Of
her bracelet, she goes to the rich man
to borrow some money. Her husband
hears of her visit TO the man, and a
murder takes place. Naturally the hus-
band is suspected. Things look pretty
glum for the young couple, but the hus-
band is cleared and they decide that
money isn't everything after all, and that
after all if a man tries hard enough he
will succeed withons catering to the rich
crowd.
1.-THE Last Hour is short feature en-
tirely new in theme. 1t is based on
Massenet's "Elegie.' a wonderful piece
of music. 1t is the story of an old man
who has shaved, lived only for money
When he is ready to die. he suddenly
finds that after all his life has been
failure. Because in working. having and
making money, he forgot the art of spend
ing IT, lie is ready % ole, without ever
having lived
wild Flowers is a funny little COM
edy, with two pretty girls for the prin-
cipal roles. These girls insist that they
are regular wild Wcmen." From morn
ing to night they seek excitement and
happiness. They are only innocent girls.
with taste for life in capital letters.
The scene is laid in New York city. with
Yvonne Sheldon ana Helen Weer is the
two girls, and many other prominent
screen artists in the cast
1.-The Wood of Fair Water is record
of the famous achievement of the ma
rines at Belleau Wood, France. This is
one of the greatest blessings that the
screen has brought tc the presen. day.
that such deeds as this can be depicted
for others to see, and from some idea
of what our boys went through cover
There
Epigrams illustrated with ANNA ted car
toons are short bits of humor that are
cleverly handled. The Rialto Weekly
Review is a feature that enables people
to keep posted on what is going oil in
the world by the sure method of OBJ
servation. Seeing's believing, and these
weekly features are the latest happinings
OF the whole world.