Evening journal., 1920-06-07
SILVER HORDE TO
SHOW AT PLAYHOUSE

Unless one possesses previous
knowledge OF The story. one imaglnes
Rex Beach's "silver Horde" is CON
cerned with silver the metal But II
it Just nguratlve and particularly
hitting manner OF speaking Of the.
salmon industry OF The Northwest.
Tomorrow at the Playhouse the
screen version OF Mr.. Beach's famous
story will begin a ilve-day run.
one is accustomed so much In read
ing a tale OF the North TO learn about
the gold rush or the trapping anc
fur trade. THE Silver Horde" Is dlf.
ferent 1he masses OF silver salmon
pink In cans. but none the less silyef
In original form, at the time OF their
harvest form one OF the mightiest in
dustrles OF the great Northwest. With
trust and It's underhand operations
among the people, "'rhe Silver Horde
is concerned. But besides this, there
Is a romance that will mn every heart
with The tenderest of emotions.
In a whole the filmed "Silver Horde"
i IN every manner plctur1ed coun-
lorpart of the book silver Horde"
And II is moi only this but more. Tie
were taken on The lNmnal Island In
Puget Sound The scenes OF the fac
tory are those OF Lumml Island Pack
ing Company.
When the company journoyed TO
Lummi Island, Rex Beach accompan-
led them and gave valuable aid on
al points OF his story The cast he
personally selected for the parts full
nlled in every instance, his eNpecia-
lions OF fie public who know his
story.
The comedy feature on the pro-
gram is Booth Tarkingion's hero Ed
gar I'm his latest adventure Edgar
and The Teachers pet"
"THE WHITE DOVE
How a secret may lie safely hidden
for years until ID rises at the wrong
moment, like a grim specier TO bring
misery 10 Innocent persons Is dra-
matlcally shown In "fhe White
Dove" which brings II. b. Warner IA
the Majestic for the lrst time today
and tomorrow.
Claire Adams plays opposite Mr..
Warner in this interesting domestic
story. acting the part OF a woman
The physician learns TO love after the
death OF his first wife.
Virginia Lee Corbin, popular
young child actress. plays thc youne
daughter OF the physician. very Inn
/ porlant part OF the story.
"rHE STRANGE BOARDER"
Will Rogers picture, the latest Of
| his making 10 date. Is "rhc Strange
BOarder," which comes to the Queen
today for a run OF three days
VIII Rogers charm as a star and
his hold on the public is most unique
and in just The same proportion
strong. He reveals himself az all
times one Of the foremost screen
Little Jimmy Rogers. the famous
stars son, Is also featured In THE
STRANGE Boardcr." lie has proven
himself a young actor OF ability and
p0rtrays his juvenile role in a man
ner that will stir his audiences.
"THE MAN FROM PAINTED POST"
William S. Hart In his picture "rhe
Man From Painted POST" is at The
/ Riallo Theatre today. The picture Is
in keeping with all Of the active and
splendid stories that CHARACTERIZE
every appearance Mr. Hart makes ON
The screen. The west Is the scene Of
most Of the action.
Wednesday and Thursday the fea-
| ture at the RialtO Will be Eyes OF
Youth This Is the return engage
mont OF this production 90 Whining
ton Clara klmhall Young Is The
star and many will recall when the
picture was FIRST presented in this
city. il was not only the nest thing
that Miss Noune ever done for the
screen but 10 was also a dramatic
story OF much popularity.
AT THE SAVOY.
When Is a fool not a fOol2 Answer
When he's the kind OF a fool Eugene
OBrion porlrays In The Selznick pic
/ mri1atlon OF George Barr McCutch-
cons novel. "a Fool and His Money "
which will be the opening programme
at The Savoy Theatre the flrst three
days OF this week starting today.
An American author buys a castle
In the Swiss Tyrol discovers a ghost.
lprotecis q woman, lights a ylllalnous
count. loses his heart. wins the wO-
man and provides himself with enough
literary material 10 turn out hest
sellers" for the rest OF his life Not
bad for a fool As an added altrac-
ton. Nitagraph's special Big ~
comedy "Nymphs and Nulsances." fea-
turing Joe Rock, Is bound 10 be bic