The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-10
The Great Nazinnova a. the
Temple Tuesday

The Great Nazimova a. the
Temple Tuesday
An unusual and distinctive play
;, Out of the Fog is the feature at
the Temple theatre Tuesday next, q
play giving this intense and forcefuI
actress two distinctive roles which
orings out with dramatic convictiOn
her superb power of acting.
! The action OF the play starts In q
little fishing village in New England
where Faith, the sister OF job Cot
I'm, known throughout the country
for his narrow and harsh outlook
on life, and his bigoted religious ten
denotes, falls In love with a young
fisherman. Before they can be mar
ried he is lost in storm and Faiths
little daughter Eve is born fatherIess.
The wrath of Job Coffin is terrila -
and he dooms the young mother ana
her babe TO perpetual solitude on O
desolate island lighthouse In tie Car
ribean seas.
In despair Faith commits suicide
and Eve is left alone with her uncle.
Dressed always in boys clothes and
without companfonshih she grows 70
beautiful vomanhood on lonely 'Cep-
ton Shoals, until romance and adven-
ture comes to her when a yacht "a
stranded on the treacherous shoals
in a dense and binding fog. The
story is beautifully told and superbly
acted and the star is seen In the
best and most dramatic role OF her
internationally famous career.
"Out Of the Fog" is the screen YER
sion Of "'Ception Shoals" the play
by H. Austin Adams, produced on the
New York stage by by Nazmova and
which was one Of the theatrical won
ders OF the season. The screen adap-
tation was made by Albert Capellani
and June Mathis and directed by Mr..
Capellani under the personal super
vision OF Maxwell Karger, director
general The notable players sup
porting Nazimova are Charles Bryant.
Henry Harmon. Nancy Palmer, Geo
w Davis, T. Morse KoupaI, Charles
Smiley. Tom Blake, Hugh jeffrey
and Dorothy Smoller.
Other features at the Tmeple next
week the the following:
Monday, Taylor Holmes in Its .
Bear"
Wednesday Gladys Brockwell in
"The Sneak"
Thursday, Evelyn Greedy in Phil
for Short"
Friday, Mabel Normand in when
Doctors Disagree
Saturday, Bessie sBarriscale in Bro
ken Threads"
On Monday. Wednesday and Satur-
day in addition to the features are
shown two reel comedies and on
Thursday a Mutt & JEFF comedy. On
Thursday and Friday the Information
al Hearst Weekly is shown.
Mr.. Dickson irvine. of Orange
Lake, left MondaysA afternoon for At
lanta to attend thesannual reunion "
Confederate Veterans. From Atlanta
Mr. Irvine will goEson to Greenville.
s. c., to join Mrs. Irvine, who is III
in a hospital in that city. Mrs. IT.
vines friends will be sorry to learn
of her illness but will be glad TO
know that her condition is not at all
serious
i.
Gen. and Mrs. Alfred Aver and
daughter, Mrs. c. Q. Wright, and Mrs.
c. B. Aver and little son, Clifford.
left Monday afternoon for Atlanta 20
be. the guests of Dr. and Mrs Guy
D. Aver during the Confederate re-
union.
Mrs. L. W. Ponder has gone 20
Atlanta to visit relatives during the
reunion
Hon W. J. Folks OF Juliette was
among the well known Marion county
veterans leaving Monday afternoon
for Atlanta to attend the annual Con
federate Veterans reunion.
Mrs. T. c. Thompson after a short
visit in Ocala as the guest OF her
husbands mother, Mrs j. NJ ThOmp-
son, returned to her home in Jackson
vile on Monday.