The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-03-08
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Willard Mack. Chosen carefully TO
present him to his admirers in new
guise, there seems little doubt that
he will surprise and please them in
the story Of a scion OF wealth who
quarrels with his. father and starts
out to see the world. 1t Is not from
the window of a parlor car that Dick
Latham does this, but from the blind
baggage" of a freight train in company
with a crowd of hoboes.
In far Western town his real
adventures begin. however. the first OF
which is when the office of sheriff IS
thrust upon him by scheming poll
tician who plans to use Dick as a
tool to mask his own nefarious do
ings. The actions of the tenderfoot
sheriff constitute the most amusing
moments Of Go West, Young Man.
When Charlie Murray, Eva Thatch-
er, Bert Roach and Marie Provost are
featured in a Paramount-Mack Sen
nett comedy you may be sure there is
something doing every minute. This
is especially the case in the latest re-
lease Of this famous producing firm,
at the Washington theatre next Wed.
nesday and Thursday.
This Is a whirlwind comedy filled
to the brim with laughs. The action
takes place in and about delicates-
sen store the two proprietors of which
get into trouble when they pay more
attention to pretty manicurist than
they do to their business. When the
wives of the two Lotharios get into
action. the unhappy husbands have
reason to regret their conduct. There
is one laugh every ten seconds in
this highly enjoyable comedy.
Once again Select Pictures offers US
that big winning combination Big
Mite" Lewis in big picture of the
Northwest. BY big picture we mean
a picture that has a big plot big
star-big actors-big setting-big d.
rection and big photography-all of
which Children of Banishment," the
Mitchell Lewis second Select Picture,
contains.
The plot of this picture is thrilling
one-one that will hold you to the end.
1t Is the story of man of the North
west-a man with strict moral code
and big heart. He wins out in two
of the biggest and most important
fights in life. One is to make finan-
cial success of life, and the other is
to win the love of a woman. He loves
the wife of another man. To make it
harder, she returns his love. But he
is too big man to cheat. He plays
the game on the level every time. He
finally sacrifices his all for the happi-
ness of the woman he loves.
Children of Banishment' was film
ed in the real Northwest country, and
the picture certainly shows it. Some
of the most beautiful scenes imagin-
able are shown, and the entire work
ing procedure of a numbering camp is
demonstrated. The lofty peaks of the
Sierra Nevada Mountains, where the
picture was filmed, form the back
ground throughout. Norval MacGreg-
or wrote the scenario and directed the
picture.
Children of Punishment" can be
seen Friday and Saturday at the
Washington theatre.
MURRAY
Admirers of Lillian Walker will see
the dimpled star at the Murray thea.
tre in a. role which, though entirely
new to her, admirably suits her tai
ents, when Love Hunger" is shown
on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
The action of the story takes place
in small town where a child of the
circus seeks a home away from the
ring in the household of Ham
ilton Gregory, a famous evangelist.
1t discloses why the girl picked the
Gregory home and unwinds a pretty