The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-09
At the Theatres

S>~>>~>~>~~>~~>>>>>~~~ >>>~~~~>~~>>~~~~>~>>>~~~~~~"
Bessie Barr'iscaio, the blonde emo
uoual star who appears at the Liberty
ThyatrC today In II FILM production
of the Kathleen Norris bostrsellcr.
"The Heart of Rachael, wears twon-
ty-two modlsh costumes during tho
course of the picture. True enough,
some of them are extremely simple,
hut as the play deals with modern
fashionable society. all of the stars
costumes are of the very latest styles;
the sort used by New Norks smart
set today,
A large supporting cast of splendid
" appareled men and women appear
with the star in the society scenes ~
the picture. The novel and its screen
version shows, during the unfolding
OF its plot and its poignant human
situations, every phase of social lie
for which different costumes are ne
cessary. The result is n great variety,
showing the diverse tastes OF the IN
dividuals in dressing correctly for
the country club. the theatre, the
street, the formal dinner, and tho
other regular functions. And finally
n tounch of the bizarre and harbari"
Is added In the infinite variety OF
costumes used at the bal mnsqu",
where the society bellies and their 'S-
| Ia, nn ,,,o ~
tesQue apparel, from the cave mans
earliest fads to futuristic garb which
may. or may not be usedsa century
or so hence.
i Readers OF Zane Grey's novels will
he interested in tho announcement
that his most famous book, Riders
of the Purple Sage" has been pictur-
lied for the films and will be shown
in graphic form for two days. begin
ming Sunday ut the Liberty Theatre.
with William Farnum. the dynamic
star, playing the part OF lassiter.
The story has to deal with several
startling incidents tNat occurred IN
Utah, in the early days OF the Nor
mon settlement. Beginning with the
abduction OF Il girl by one of the pow
arful dignitaries OF the Mormon
Church, the picture reveals the hunt
of the girls brother through the
years for the man who wronged her.
the tremendous power of the elders
OF the cult over their followers, and
the final accounting at the hands OF
Lassiter.
This picture will be followed by
THE Rainbow Trail" one OF the
best and most popular Western stor-
les, was written by Zane Grey. and
the action centers in and about the
wilds OF the Arizona desert. The seem
G settings are said to be OF unsurpas-
sed beauty and include the famous
cliff dwellings, the painted desert
and the famed Grand Canyon of Ari-
ZOna
The story is full of dramatic stu
ations and show Farnum as the fam
Gus Lassiter and also in the character
of Shefford.
THE Rainbow Trail" is n sequel to
Riders Of the Purple Sage"
Laugh and the world laughs with
you. This is a saying old ai the hills,
but it is applicable to "A Nine O'Clock
Town" the latest Paramount picture
starring Charles Ray, which is TO be
shown at the TEN pie theatre Sunday.
This is a comedy drama Of unusual
merit and is said 20 be one of the fin
est turned out by the Thomas II. lnce
producing staff in many months.
The story deals with a young man
who Is the son of "a merchant in an
inland city. H. has advanced ideas re-
garding the management Of the EN-
porium" which do not meet with the
approval of his father. and the result
Is of disagreement. The young man
goes to New York, meets with sundry
adventures and loses his position Just
as his father wires him to come home
and look after the store.
He readily complies with this COM
mand and the emporium is trans
formed. He employs corset model
and things really happen after that.
He is threatened by woman ana
har al1apad huchapd WIN saak IN