The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-09
AT THE THEATERS

Human stu6," the newest Uni.
versai production starring Harry
Carey. and said Z odiner In many
rrspects from the photoddramss In
which the star has appeared Of late.
is to be seen at the Liberty Theatre
tonight.
What makes Human STUFF" some
what different 10 the fact that its
early scenes are laid In the conveu.
tionai East and shown the star In
IN environment foreign to his ae-
customcd stage Characterization.
He II seen a. the son Of wealthy
manufacturer Who, sfter trying his
hand at RAINING the business, Ia
forced to admit himself a failure.
He decides to seek adventure and
fortune In the West. where his faith.
er owns q ranch.
Mistaken for . tenderfoot who has
como to interfere with their nefari-
Gus plans. his neishbors conspire to
drive Jim from the ranch. but here
he is In his element and enjoys the
struggle against nature and the
rough men who are opposed TO him,
Then . sirl enters into his life and
the fight becomes more exciting.
follow in rapid succession.
and the story ends In = typical Carey
climax.
Harry Carey shows q new angle of
his skin In the portrayal Of the two
phases Of Jim Pierce--the eastern
business man and the western sheep
rancher. His support includes Mary
Charieson. Ruth Fuller Golden. Fon.
taine La Rue. Charles Le Moyne.
Christians. Joe Harris and
others. The direction is due to
Reeves Eason.
In "The Sasebrusher." the photo
play OF the famous Emerson Housh
best seller" BENJAMIN b. Hampton.
the new genius Of motion picture
production. has added another 20 his
long list Of technical triamphs. One
incident In the powerful w. W. Hod-
kinsou release shows q mighty dam
across 4 mountain canyon blown up,
the canyon and washing
away q whole settlement below II.
This was q straight feat Of engineer
ing and motion picture generaiship.
A forest fre. Ia another thrilling
element Of the story. While the nre
hat ragged In the Sierra Madres dur
ng the month of September. one Of
he most destructive connagraiions
'ver recorded In the range. vas used
n most Of the forest hre scenes Of
he play. an artificial forest had to be |
'uilt for one scene that In the picture /
ast but . few seconds mere fash.
In the huge scope Of this technical /,
rork. and down TO the smallest de-
ails OF perfection In costume, setting (,
lighting and photography. The
agebrusher" 10 q step ahead Of Its
ay. II was filmed In California and
dontana. with . cast of star players.
ncluding Roy stewert. Noah Beery,
La Motto. Betty Brice,
nd Arthur Morrison in the principal
oies.
Edward Sioman. celebrated
ramatic artist and director Of both
he speaking and the shadow stage,
irected The sagebrusher." Credit
or the beautiful photography be-
ongs to John Seitz and his sub-cam-
ra artist. Clark Bond. And Emer-
on Hough. the famous author. per- ),
onaIiy co-operated in the production
( his novel. THE sagebrusher."
senj. b. Hsmptoh's second Great
authors production. comes 90 the
liberty Theatre Saturday only.
The story Of The Mollycoddle"
'hich will be the feature production
L the Liberty Theatre on Sunday
nd which is the third production
douglass Fairbanks has made for
he United Artists Corporation, was
nggested by Harold McGrath, one
the greatest of Americas story
Titers. The character Of the title
Die In that which conclusively
.euos AhaA ..l.Iood,, Is AhIcLa. ahaa