The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-17
At the Heaters

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The falling of an aeroplane 10
earth is one of the sensational feat
ure" that starts the tangled threat of
r.rtarce in Bes,'e Barriscai.'r l'lri =
Ia Play. Maid - the Storm witch
comes TO the Liberty Theatre today
only. To Miss Barriscale. as a little
girl in a Scotch fishing village. this
acroplane drops. most unceremoni-
ously--a most interesting bird man"
to brighten the drab tone OF the
shore-folk life. As a chario Of ro-
nance, therefore, II Is very essential
to the production. as well as a feature
which will add a thrill to the picture
One Of the most virile photoplays
seen here in many months, is Cecil
u. De Miles superb Aircraft produc- |
! tion OF THE Squaw Man" which is
on view at the Star Theatre tonight. |
II is a splendid photoplay. a picturi-
zation OF Edwin Milton Royle's fam
Gus stage usccess Of the same name. |
The various roles are portrayed by an
all star cast Of players. headed by
, Elliott Dexter, and Ann Little.
Who is the "wickedest woman in
Paris?" Theda Bara.
1t is in this role that she appears
in her latest super-production, The /,
Light" which opens tomorrow at the
Liberty Theatre. Here Miss Bara por- |
trays woman who laughs in the face
Of the misery Of Paris in recent years. |
While other women sacrifice them
selves she becomes entangled in num-
erous love affairs and lives a life OF
luxury.
But misery must leave its scar,
even upon the heart OF a notorious
woman. She finds the salvation of her
soul in her compassion for blinded
soldier. He teaches her the lesson of
sacrifice and noble devotion. For
his sake she deserts her old haunts
and her old associates. She sees duty
at last and obeys its summons by car
ing tenderly for the blind hero and
bringing light into his life.
Raffles. the Amateur Cracksman,
begins his career of stealing from the
rich to give to the poor by securing
the valuable Rose Pearl while on
shipboard. Here he meets Mrs. Vidal,
who falls violently in love with him.
Later Raffles is the center Of an ad-
miring group at the club, and he is
induced to join the cricket team.
enabling them to win an important
match, Much talk of the Amateur
Cracksman is going about, and when
a number of people are invited to a
house party at Lord Amersteth's,
valuable necklace is shown. During
the night burglar attempts to steal
this, but Raffles stops him and gets
the jewels. Captain Bedford is set
on the trail of the Amateur Cracks
man. He suspects Raffles, and Raj
! files knows it. From then on unit! the
end there are many interesting in
c!dents relative 10 the way Raffles
has the jewels in his possession whol
he wants them and gets rid of them
when he does not. Incidentally Mrs.
Vidal attempts 10 tell what she knows
of Raffles, but his stronger will Ora-
vents her from doing so. Finally. g.
plantations are made that are salts
factory all around and the absorbinr
drama ends. At the Star Theatre Sun
day and Monday.
A mystery drama, 1.-THE Gray PARE |
sol" is the attraction scheduled to be
played at the Temple theatre on S,.n-
day night. Claire Anderson, the "l'.-
or and lively Triangle star. plays the
lead, supported by Wellington Gross,
the well known Broadway mus;ccl
comedy favorite.
As Hamilton Hill, Wellington Cross
is called upon to do some terrific
fighting and tall thinking 20 prevent
Claire Anderson's kidnappers aud en-
emies from encompassing thcir ends.
Fred Jackson, the well know
Broadway playwright and magazine
writer, is the author Of this live mys-
terry drama, which was directed by
the famous LaMrence Windcm