The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-07
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WASHINGTON

Eaullne treQer1ck-herS Is name
to conjure with. The screen idol OF
millions all over the world, her first
appearance in Goldwyn Pictures takes
on the eclat OF an international event.
Samuel Goldwyn, president OF Cold
wyn, fulfills his promise to exhibitors
to add this famous artistic to his bril-
rant roster. Furthermore, in THE
Woman on the Index" he restores her
to the medium Of expression in which
she has won her greatest triumphs--
modern dramas surging with emotion.
But never before has Pauline Freder-
lex appeared in a play like The Wo.
man on the Index" 1t outdistances
them all.
Adapted by Willard Mack from
George Broadhurst's stage success OF
the current season, it affords Miss
Frederick magnificent opportunities
A wonderful story with a plot SO baf-
fling that the climax Is guaranteed to
keep the most Sophisticated spectator
guessing until the very last scene, the
stars progress through It demands
test after test of her histronic powers.
Every scene pulsates with suspense.
Almost every scene shows Miss Fred
erick in a different costume. Each
seems more wonderful than its prede-
cessors.
Cast. direction, technical skil1--all
are expended lavishly in striving to
make THE Woman on the Index a
whirlwind success. Miss Frederick
herself is efficient as the star. At the
Washington theater today and tomor-
row.
MURRAY.
Dainty Shirley Mason. a screen play
er Of prominence and winsome beauty,
and Ernest Truck, a comedian cele-
brated In musical comedy, will make
their first appearance as co.stars In
Paramount pictures in patriotic John
Eme'son-Anita Loos production writ
ten specially for them by John Elmer
son and Anita Loos, which will be pre-
sened at the Murray theater today.
The play depicts life In the soldiers
training camps and its theme Is In
tentely patriotic.
II this photoplay, Miss Mason por-
trays the role of patriotic stenoSra-
pher who decides to do her bit for
her country by exposing and tracking
down Hun spies. While she IL doing
this she herself Is hunted by raseally
spy who has been drafted into the
United States army and she is res.
cued from his clutches just in time
to save her, by her real sweetheart
the part played by Mr.. Truck, small
but intensely patriotic soldier, full OF
pep and ginger. After series Of high.
ly interesting adventures the couple
foil the spies and find happiness in
their mutual love.
MURRETTE
A picture which is bound to please
the Murrette patrons will be Doro
thy DGlton's masterpiece dealing with
the past great war, depicting German
atrocities and tnspeakable crimes
Miss Dalton is first seen as a movie
actress and sweetheart of the director
of a Los Angeles company, which il
making picture when the great wa,
breaks out The lover feels the cal
of patriotism and at once enlists. She
is so broken over his enlisting thai
in order to be near him, enlists as 6
Red Cross nurse. They are eventually
sent to France but after a time are
separated and on account of not hear
ing Of him, she fears his death. Their
comes the crisis. She is taken pris
oner and confined in the chateat
which is the headquarters Of severa
Prussian officers.