Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31

contributes to the screen In Even AS
Eve" the Circle theater's attraction all
of next week.
The story is adapted from Chambers
novel, THE Shining Band" Grace
Darling has the leading role, although
the picture is not what is generally
known as a "star" production. The
heroine is a young woman who through
her fathers hatred of society is forced to
live apart from the world. The two are
really hermits in the lonely cabin in the
heart of a great estate in the Adiron-
daeks. BY, chance the girl meets a young
cynic who is soured on the world and
womanhood in particular. They do not
fall In love at first sight but actually
in the cynic telling her that she could
never be a lady. The girl promptly re-
spends by slapping his face. This, OF
course leads to a very interesting plot
which concerns the effort of a group Of
rich men to rid their club property of
what they consider a'nuisance, the father
and his daughter.
A new comedy. "a Twilight Baby"
produced by Henry Lehman, will also
be shown on the bill, and Miss Mary
Holland, soprano, win be the soloist
NAOMI CHILDERs
WILL BE SEEN.
Mr.. Smiths theater will offer an en-
tertaining program all week, with the
presentation of Basil Kings novel, 1.-THE
Street Called Straight" featuring Naom
Childers, Milton Sills, Charles Clary and
Alec 3. Francis.
The story is one a young man whose
ability to make money does not cloud
nis desire to do good. The father OF
girl with whom he is in love faces pos
sible arrest for embeZzlement, and his
interest in endeavoring to save him from
disgrace arouses the false pride of the
daughter to such an extent that she re-
fuses to have her father accept the offer
The affair is further complicated by
rival sutton an English soldier, but the
young American, by clever maneuverings,
proves his sincerity in the affair A
Mack Sennett comedy. 1.-THE Star Board
err provides the laughing foR the weeks
program at that theater.
iALL-STAR CAST
IN EVE IN EXILE"
''Eve in Exile" Cosmo Hamiltof's
story of feve and tragedy, which has
been given q notable screen production
by an all-star cast of players, headed by
Charlotte Walker, will be shown at the
Alhambra the first half of next week
Miss Walker appears in the role Of Eve
Ricardo, the young and lovely daughter
VI ~ AhduSASI .WuO6b Dukuebb
reverEes force her to renounce bril-
liant social career. While on visit to
a maiden aunt, who lives in a secluded
seacoast village, she attracts the atten-
ton of John Sheen, the big man Of the
community who, at heart, however, pos
sesses a brutal nature that the veneer of
civilization can not entirely hide.
His advances are repulsed by Eve and
he Immediately plans for revenge with
the assistance Of his sister, an unscru-
pulous woman whose jealousy is aroused
because Paul Armitage, a young man
whom she covets, is attentive to Eve.
Around these characters an interesting
drama is created. Others in the cast
are Thomas Santschi. Wheeler Oakman,
Melbourne Mcdowell, Violet Palmer and
George Periolat.
Ruth Budd is featured in "a Scream
in the Night" which will occupy the
Regents screen the Grst half of next
week. In film Miss Budd will be seen as
Darwa, the victim CT crazed scientists
plot to prove the Darwin theory. In her
support will be found Ralph Kcllard and
E6na Brltton.l In addition to this pic
turne Snub Pollard comedy will be
shown.