Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-16
THE MOVIES

oHIo-Aarguerite CLARK. in "All of a
SuddeT Peggy"
coLoN3AL-olive Thomas in "out
YondSf."
cIRcLE-Allen Dfwau in Soldiers of
Fortune"
Blanche Sweet in "Thc
flushed Hour"
isis. Warren Kerrigan in Live
Sparks"
MR.. sMITHs-TThe Cup of Fury"
REGENT-Fred Gardiner in THE Range
l. Boss"
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OHIO.
Admirers OF Marguerite Clark have
this week in g. picture that is particularly
appropriate for her talents. 1t is a pic
ture that possesses love affair that be-
comes quite complicated before happy
ending comes about The story OF the
picture. namely, "All of Sudden Peggy"
which is based on the London and New
York stage success, concerns a young girl,
who tells that she Is married to a GER
tain man, that her widowed mother might
wed. The, papers announce her mar
to her to marry the certain man." in
order to straighten affairs. This is one
Of Miss ClarkS most entertaining pieces
or work. The supporting cast includes
Jack Mulhau, Lillian Leighton, Maggie
Fischer, Orral Humphrey, Sylvia Jocelyn,
Eddie Sutherland, Tom Ricketts, and Vir-
ginia FoEtz.
Literary Digest Topics are shown and
a Mutt and JEFF cartoon with ballroom
Z Rows cOUTodv Madeline ira
furnishes the musical part of the bill,
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CIRCLE.
The Circles feature picture this week
is good-that is, good for more than
one reason. The entire production is
Spectacular, the members of the cast are
capable of handling their roles, which
call for some emotional as we'll as lighter
acting, the plot is exceptionally inter
esting snd the photography is clear.
Soldiers of Fortune" adapted 20 the
screen from Richard Harding Davis
story Of the same name, is the Offering,
and in II the author has made some
genuine characters. The scenes are laid
Ia a little South American republic
/ Where Robert Clay is a young civil en-
g1neer. He is very much in love with
a girl he has never seen-the daughter
of his employer. An uprising comes
about IN the republic and the girl of
his dream is stolen and held for ransom.
This plot makes the story one that will
not be forgotten soon. Before the girl
is releaoed there are a number of biz
tights. At one particular turn there j.
battle scene featured with a United
states gunboat laying down a barrage
for marines This assists in making this
IN In at
Norman Kerry IS seen as Clay. the
big hearted and true blooded American,
and Anne Nilsson is seen in the role
of the girl of his dreams" These two
with the support Of a large cast, handle
their roles capabIy.
The program also has a Carter De
Haven comedy, "HoOdoocd" a n~~s
weekly and novelty reel. The Circle
CIchestIa, under the direction of Ernes
! Schmidt, plays an overture and the So
loist is Miss Ruth Chase.
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ALEXANDRA.
The Alhambra is featuring Blanche
Sweet in a picture this week that is
entirely different from the ordinary Jun
"a picture that gives this star an op-
portunity of using her talents 10 the
best advantage.
The story Of the film, which was writ
ten by Gertrude Brooke Hamilton. frst
appearing in magazine form, concerns
wife and four grown children OF a
good man. whose dying request is thai
each OF the children spend one hour be
side him as he lay in peace This leads
up to an interesting plot-the effect OF
the "hushed hour" on the children. II
has an appeal to spectators that tcw
previous pictures have possessed and il
attracts marked attention.
The large cast supporting Miss Sweet
is headed by Wilfred Lucas, Milton stills.
Mary Anderson. Rosemary Thelby, I'd.
ward ~ Kimball, wyndham Standing.
Gloria Hope and little Ben Carpenter.
The program is completed by a Fox
news reel and a short comedy.
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ISIS.
A story typical of western life, which
affords opportunity for J. Warren Ker-
rigan, the star, to be seen in a very good
role, is being screened the first half of
this week at the Isis, under the name
Of Live Sparks" Kerrigan is shown
as a large and powerful westerner, who
is being swindled out of some oil stock.
The manner in which he goes about
Strengthening things out is entertaining
as we'll as Interesting. The cast in sup
port of Mr. Kerrigan includes several
versatile players.
The bill is rounded out by a comedy,
Roaring Lions and Tender Hearts,
Dolan's entertainers Surnish the music
again this week.
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MIR. SMITHS
Another Rupert Hughes story has been
screened and it is a good one.
"rhe Cup of Fury" from the pen of
this favorite author, is being shown at
Mr.. Smiths. The story deals with
Mamise, a young girls from a vaudeville
troupe who IS adopted in London by
German couple by the name of Vebling,
the masculine member of the household
being a shipbuilder. Mamise meets a
young American shipbuilder at a dinner
party and Immediately grows very fond
Of him. Soon after this the British secret
service learns that VebIing is doing
crooked work, that he has been posing
as loyal British citizen and secretly be-
ing responsible for the summarizing of a
number of ships.
Mamise sails for America, proving in
nocent Of the charges, although she can
not remsin in England. Many wartime
difficulties arise upon her arrival in this
country. She finally gets employment
with shipbuilding concern with which
the shipbuilder she met in England is
connected.
Helen Chadwick has the leading femI-
nine role and Rockclife Fellows plays
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