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STRAND THEATRE

Dance" a brilliant and glorious
career was foreseen for her. This
prediction was realized when she
took the leading role in THE Right
to Love" and now she appears again
in a tremendously interesting and
human story. THE Gilded Lily"
The scenes are laid in the city. as
were those in "On With the Dance"
"hr gny night life is reflected from
even a more intimate angle than it
was in that phenomenal triumph. In
this production Miss Murray enacts
the role of a salamander, a beautiful
woman who gets all from her train
of admirers and gives nothing-sur-.
feited and sickened by the hollow
mockery OF the pursuit Of pleasure
instead of happiness; who keeps
herself clean and pure against heavy
odds. and whose heart is hungry for
love and for a quiet home far from
the garish night lights.
How she is woOed by one OF the
dcnizens Of the Great White Way and
by a country boy whose eyes are
dazzled by his first view OF the night
life Of a great city-how she finds
which OF these men has character
and a heart, and how she finally finds
the happiness h had hungered for,
but In a most astounding surpris-
ing way, give to Miss Murray the
biggest opportunity for dramatic act
ing that she has ever had.
And she makes the most Of his
opportunity, rising to splendid
heights of dramatic realism in
scene after scene OF the most intense
power and brilliancy. The climax
will sweep your audience from their
feet. and will be the signal for an
outburst OF spontaneous applause.
See Miss Murray In this special pro-
duction at the Strand next Sunday.
PlaygOerS who find a diverting
mental tonic in sparkling drama un-
folded In a swiftly moving story will
be particularly refreshed by "A
Daughter of the Law" a Universal |
special attraction which will be
shown at the Strand Theatre on
Monday night next week.
"A Daughter Of the Law" features
Carmel Myers. the fascinating brun-
cite beauty of such recent successes
as "The Kiss" and Cheated Love"
and gives her full opportunity to dis
play her store OF spectacular
dramatic emotionalism.
Emotion without sufficient cause
~ NV II AASAA6 Jul III "A \
OF the Law" Wadsw0rth Camp pro-
vided ample reason for any girl to
become desperate under the last OF
~bewildering circumstances. The lass
of the story is the daughter of an in
spector OF police. His son and her
brother is a weakling. and a member
OF a murderous band of. criminals.
The young officer to whom the girl
has given her heart is assigned to
round up the gang. See this Offer
ing Monday.
Tuesday night of next week Sun
set Jones" a Special attraction with
Charles Clary and Irene Rich in the
leads will be seen at the local
The story is one Offering
rare opportunity to the talented stars
and their acting in their respective
parts is superb. One of the best
offerings of the week.
Should a wife open her husbands
Is 1t more reprehensible to
hold back a letter than to open it?
II a wife does not open her husbands
mail but holds back a letter which
she believes will disrupt her house
hold. is she less dishonest than II
n had opened 1t and acted upon 1t?
The action of Lois Weber's latest
photoplay, Too Wise Wives" hinges
upon a wife's decision regarding a
letter which comes to her husband
with a crest upon 1t which she in
stantly recognizes. What she does
with the letter provides one of the
most intensely interesting situations
OF the play.
TOO Wise Wives" is another of
those delightful photoplays Of life
IN the best American society which
have created a large following for
Lois Weber. Women flock to see
Lois Weber plays. There's a reason.
1t is a Paramount picture and will be
shown at the Strand Theatre next
Wednesday,.
The story deals with the trials Of
a young wife whose devoted atten-
tons to her husband weary him and
cause him to yearn for the society
OF his former sweetheart who has
married a wealthy man. Then fol-
lows developments that narrowly
wreck the lives of two wives and
their husbands. Claire Windsor and
Louis Calhern play the leading roles,
Phillips Smalley and Mona Lisa also
are in the cast.
Thursdays offering at the Strand
is a Realart production Of merit, "a
Private Scandal" with an all STAR
cast. 1t is an especially Interesting
Offering and features some Of the
most able talent on the screen, An
all-star east and q particularly strong
feature combine to offer an evenings
entertainment.
The Heart Line in which Leah
Baird is starred at the Strand
Theatre next Friday, ia a vivid,
gripping story told in the atmos-
pierre OF q palmist's velvet-draped
studio: in the seance room and be-
hind the scenes Of q spiritualistic
medium; In gay Bohemia where good
fellows get together; and In the
homes and gardens of wealth and
aristOcracy. .- 10