Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-07
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children. SO great is this progress that
the son in the household falls in love
with Silvette. Diana is the center of at
traction at social functions, arranged
under her direction. The part of pro-
fessional hostess proves a stepping stone
to better things for the Tenant fam
lily, finally resulting in the removal of
the stigma against Diana's name and
solving a problem Of the heart. In Miss
MacDonalds supporting cast are Nigel
Barrie, Leota Lorraine, Kenneth Harlan,
Edith Yoke, William Clifford Hedda
Nova and others.
An added attraction is Harold Lloyd's
newest comedy, His Royal Slyness."
Miss Ruth Chase is the soloist and a
special feature will be an AmericaniZa.
ton tableau produced by S. Barrett Nc
Cormick and Frank ]. Zimmerer
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Alice Brady, who has not been seen
in a picture recently in this city, and
who not so long ago starred in Forever
After" one of the biggest hits on Broad
way, will be featured next week at the
Colonial in "The Fear Market"
The star is seen in the role of Sylvia
Stone, who is ardently weed by an Ital-
ian tenor, Ettare Forni, who induces her
to elope with him. Taking her to a
tavern in a nearby town, she is asked
to drink some wine. She begs that they
be married and Forni tells her that mar
rage is but merely a cage and love, a
bird, that will die when placed in bond
age. Sylvia recognizes. that Fornis in
tenuons are not honorable and she at
tempts to leave. Interesting things hap
pen at this point. Many complications
follow, making the picture one Of the
most entertaining Of the week. Henry
Mortimer supports Miss Brady and
others are Matthew Cuthbert, Richard
Hateras, Edith Stocton Norah Reed and
Alfred Hickman.
A Snub Pollard comedy and the usual
film oddities complete the program. The
American HarmonIsts and the Liberty
Quintet will give a special musical ac-
compartment
Desert Gold" Zane M Grey's novel tba,
has thrilled millions of readers, has been
produced in pictures and will be the
attraction at Mr.. Smiths theater the com
ing week. In a furious storm on the
desert, Jonas Warren encounters the
man he has sworn to kill-Robert Bur
ton, whom he charges with running off
with his daughter many years ago. Bur
ton produces a marriage certificate and
paclhes the enraged Warren. They travel
together in search Of gold and after And
ing it they fall victims to a terrible
sandstorm and before the end both write
their will on the back of the certificate,
leaving their claim to Warren's child.
The scenes then change to Casitas, where
many exciting and thrilling situations
take place. the claims coming in for a
good share of tendty,
The cast includes such persons as z.
K. Lincoln, Edward Coxen, w. Lawson
Butt, Margery Wilson, Eileen Percy. Rus
sell Simpson and othefs. Charlie Chap
lin in The Rink" will provide the
comedy portion Of the program.
Robbed Of everything and forced to
wander around n western desert clad only
in a pair Of silk psiamas is enough to
feaze even n hardy film star who is sup
posed to be used to anything. This is
Wallace Reid's experience in his new
film, Double Speed" which will be seen
at the Alhambra the first half of next
week.
This happens when Wallie az Speed"
Carr, n wealthy youth, is taking n JOY
ride from New York to Los Angeles my
automobile Pitching his tent for the
deprived OF all his possessions by two
robbers. and in the morning finds himself
without respectable clothes, funds or ma
chine. Arriving ut last at his destina-
ton his appearance is such that he can't
stablish his identity; hence he goes to
work as chauffeur for a%hank presidents
daughter. This turn supplies enough plot
for a mighty entertaining picture. Wanda
Hawley is the girl who plays opposite
Mr.. Reed. Theodore Roberts, Tully Mar
shall and Guy Oliver play important
parts. Subsidiary program features will
include Fox news weekly and Chris
ty comedy.
The Isis will offer THE Day She Paid"
as it's chief attraction for the first half
Of the week This interesting drama.
adapted from Fanny Hurst's story, "Oats
for the Woman deals in a comprehen-
sive way with a new angle of the age
old question of the double standard Of
morals for the two sexes. Its heroine is
a modistes model who atones time and
figures in an affair with her employer
under false promise of marriage. Later
she marries n wealthy customer Of the
firm for which she works without reveal
ing to him the story of her past The
irony of fate in time brings her former
employer to her home in the role of an
admirer OF her step daughter. To save
the girl from a probable experience such
as she herself had, the woman tells her
husband all. He does not understand her
motives and renounces her, but her self
sacrifice is not in vain, as subsequent
developments prove. Francelia Billing
ton and Charles Clary are co-starred in
the picture and are supported by Harry
Lillian Rich and Nancy Cas-
we'll. Dolan's musical entertainers and
a Billy West comedy will complete the
bill.
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