The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-12-26
JOHN BARRYMORE
APOOR LAWYER
"Here Comes The Bride" To Be Seen
At Dixie on Day With Nazimova
in Toys of Fate"

Unaware that there is another man
of the same name in South America
who has bad record, Fred Tile,
New York lawyer, is desperately in
love with Ethel Sinclair, daughter of
Robert Sinclair, corn magnate. The
| other Tile has married Maria Pizarro,
a South American beauty, who has
divorced him, and by the terms Of her
fathers will, her former husband
cannot share in her estate If he re-
marries within one year after his
father-in-laws death.
Maria arrives in New York with
Sewer, her lawyer and her divorced
| husband wires her that he is leaving
by the next boat. Sewer assures Ma
ria that he will find Frederick Tile
and marry him to some woman before
her divorced husband arrives in New
York. There will be no one to prove
that their victim is he wrong Mr..
Tile and Maria will come into her
fortune They find Frederick Tiles
name in the city directory and re-
tain a prominent lawyer to make ar
rangements for Tiles marriage.
Mr.. Sinclair finds marriage IL
cense for Tile and Ethel. The angry
father rails at Ethel, tells her that
Tile is after her money and he tears
up the license in Tiles presence.
Meanwhile, the final arrangements are
made by Maria, Sewer and the other
lawyer for Tiles marriage to four
times widow, ugly as sin. Tile is in
despair when Maria's lawyer tele-
phones him that he can make $780,
900 by marrying woman who shall
be his wife in name only and who
will agree to an immediate divorce.
Tile is offered $4,000 cash and he
finally agrees to the marriage and the
nuptials are celebrated
Ethel, meanwhile, has taken mat
tiers in her own hands and she tele-
graphs her father that she and Tile
have eloped. She draws her money
from the bank and bursts in upon
him after his wedding with the an
nouncement that she is ready to mar
ry him forthwith. Tile is ove1whelm-
ed with regret and when he tells her
he cannot marry her for IL months,
she leaves him in anger. Sinclair
causes the police to search for Ethel.
Meanwhile, James Carleton, who low
es Ethel's sister, gives Tile the key to
his apartment, so that the latter may
stay there until the storm blows ov-
err. Ethel goes to the Carleton home
in the belief that her friend, Ethel
Carleton, sister of James, who is in
California, will shelter her. Ethel
retires to room anc when Tile ar
rives to take possession Of the ad-
joining apartment, she is fast asleep
while Carleton is at his club.
Tile and Ethel meet en- hishabille
in the hall the next morning and both
are shocked They dine together and
read the newspaper accounts of their
supposed elopement. Carleton, No
ra Sinclair and the corn magnate
congratulate them, but the bride, dis
satisfied with the $500 paid her to
become Tiles wife in name only, ap-
pears on the scene and is locked in
/. room by Tile. The Sinclair's insist
upon a regular" marriage and the
mental agony of Tile is at high ten
sion.
! The bride makes great rumpus
and Tile is at LENGTH forced to con.
fess the truth A rough looking
character who has just been released
from Sing Sing appears suddenly and
recognizes the bride as his wife, the
result being that she ceases to vamr
Tile. The bride and her real husband
are sent to Cuba, but by the terms OF
the marriage agreement with Maria
and her lawyer, Tile must wait a
year before he can make Ethel his
wife. Sadly the fond couple submit
to the delay rendered mandatory by