The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-04-04
GERALDINE FARRAR SUPERB
IN FIRST GOODWIN PICTURE
Famous Artiste's Remarkable Dram
attic Talents Given Wide Scope in
The Turn of the Wheels

| Coming to Bungalow Theatre.
Auspiciously Geraldine Farra
makes her first appearance in Gold
wyn Pictures. The internationa
celebrity comes to greet her public il
THE Turn of the Wheel" play o
today which affords her role replet,
with splendid dramatic opportunitie.
in production on which Goldwyn ha.
lavished all the magnificence at it:
command.
At the pinnacle of her popularity
Geraldine Farrar stands alone. She
has conquered the world of motion
pictures as easily as she thrills Europe
and America with her voice. She is
the only operate star who has
brought high estate to the silent
drama and held it.
Geraldine Farrar stands for all that
Americans love. Her wonderful ca
reer, beginning with her arrival in
Europe, untried and unknown, her sub
sequent triumphant debut and the
night she returned and took New York
by stom-in all this the world sees
the pluck and art of an American girl
surmounting tremendous obstacles.
And the public adores Geraldine Far
rar for il.
Her appeal is restricted to no one
class. She crowds the vast Metropol-
titan Opera House as easily as she
packs the small town picture theatre.
She is the favorite of the New York
society woman as she is the idol of
the young girl who has never heard
her velvet voice. Geraldine Farrar
reigns supreme as the incarnation of
American youth, beauty and brains
And Goldwyn promises to present her
great gifts to the motion picture pub
lie as they have never before been
offered.
The Story.
An American girl, Rosalie Dean.
sees in the famous gaming rooms at
Monte Carlo a man to whom she is in
stantly drawn, though his name is un-
known to her She is glad that he is
one of her own countrymen.
He is stalking all he has On the turn of
the wheel and he loses. Quietly max
ing his way out of the crowd his |
thought is known to Rosalie, who
stops him when Maxwell Grey is
about to pull the trigger of the revolt |
yer at his temple. Then he confides in |
the beautiful girl.
Grey is sure that he can win back |
what he has lost. At once Resale |
forces a small sum of money on him |
and, true to his instinct. the man wins |
heavily. After that the two are seen
much together, Resale becoming more
in love with him. Their happiness is |
suddenly interrupted by the appear |
ance OF detectives who place Grey and |
Rosalie under arrest, Grey being ac-
cused of the murder OF his divorced |
wife in New York, and Rosalie being
held as an accomplish. She quickly |
proves-her innocence.
His silence does not daunt Resale |
She will return with him and fight for
his life. how she does not know, But |
her faith and determination are end
less.
In the face of questioning Maxfieid |
Grey says little. He visited his former |
wife the night she was killed, shot in |
the heart. Beyond that there is moth |
ng. Nor can his elder brother aid |
Bertha. his wife. can tell her |
nothing. either. Yet Rosalie senses
hat the frivolous pleasure-lovine |
girl with her questionable associates
wholly at variance with her husbands |
knows more than she saws |
RosaEe determines to concentrate ON
Ter. using Wally Gage, a popular dane |
ng man, openly friendly with Bertha
IS her avenue of approach. A talk
with the janitor at the building where
he murder took place convinces her
she is on the right track.
She has no difficulty in captivating
Wally and getting him to join her at |
!. cafe. Fortunately for Rosalie. Ber-
ma IS there, too. Rosalie plies them
With drugged liquor and soon both are
stupified. Detectives in her hire seize
"aily and Bertha and carry them to
he apartment where the murder was
committed. The pair recover to find
themselves in the fateful room. Bertha
'hrieks, and what she SAYS in her ter
or reveals the truth TO Resale and
% the detectives who are listening.
;. 1t IS shown that the wife of MAY
ieid Grey encouraged Wally and
oertf1a to use her apartment as a |
'endezvous and when Grey surprised
ne trio and demonstrated with his
sife she was accidentally shot in the
.truggle that followed. Because OF his
levotion to his brother-and his
'rother's faith in his wife-Grey has
emained silent. Joyfully Rosalie OBJ
aims her lovers freedom and thew
all away to begin life anew.