Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-07-22
AT THE THEATRES
Something Different at Bakers

The play at Bakers Theatre tnls
week. 1.-THE Woman God Changed, is
remarkable for the fact that the whole
story takes place in a court room DUR
ing the trial of the heroine. b SUD-
titles are all written in the first per-
SON: that is, each witness takes his OF
ber Mace on the stand and tells his
or her story which is unfolded to the
audience as the trial progresses. n
bill is also worthy of note because not
only is the feature picture presented
in this unusual way, but h COMEDY
Ben Turpin in Loves Outcast, a
burlesque on divorce, also taxes
plaee entirely in a courtroom.
In 1.-THE Woman God Changed" the
cast of characters contains l tour
names, ANNA %Janssen," played by
Seena owen; Thomas Mccartney,
played by E. K. Lincoln; the lawyer
for the defense and the district at
torney. Seena Owen gives a magnln-
cent performance, and we might add
however much she may have been
changed in the picture, as far as looks
go she was certainly not short
changed. E. K. Lincoln, in the role OF
the honest New York detective, also
did well. Mr.. Lincoln will be remem-
bered as the star of the first motion
picture production of "Tarzan of the
Apes"
The story: Anna Jansen shot her
common law husband in New YORK
and IA She is finally located on
an island in the Tahiti group in the
South Seas by the New York police.
Thomas Mccartney is sent to bring
her back. He finds her living her old
life. dancing in a low sailors cabaret.
The ship on which he is bringing her
back to Justice founders and they are
the two only survivors. They a
ashore on a desert island on a piece OIL
wreckage. They live on the island for a
period Of more than three years, dur
ing which time Anna becomes to real
ize a certain code of honor from her
association with the big, square-deal-
ing detective. When they are finally
picked up by a passing vessel and re-
turned to the United States, Anna
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guilty with a plea for mercy to the
judge. The judge appointed McCar-
they probation officer and ordered
Anna into his charge for life.
The program at the Casino this week
will be William DeMille's THE Lost
Romance on Monday. The same pic
ture will be at the Crest Pier on
Tuesday. Don't Neglect Your Wife"
by Gertrude Atherton, will be shown
Tuesday at the Casino and Wednes-
day at the Crest Pier. "The Ten Dol
lar Raise" will be at the Casino We'd
nesday and at the Crest Pier the fol-
lowing day, as will Vivian Martin in
"The Song of the Soul" on Thursday.
Mary Miles Minter in Moonlight and
H~oneysuckle" will be the attraction
Friday. The feature Saturday at the
Casino and Sunday at the Crest will
be Bebe Daniels in 1.-THE March Hare"
The Crest put one over on the Casino
by getting Charles Ray in THE Old
Swimmin' Hole" on Saturday, while
the Casino doesn't get it until Sunday.
This picture is taken from the poem
of the same nam by James Whitcomb
Riley, and is remarkable for the fact
that there is not a single subtitle in
it from beginning to end, the stars
facial expression being so clear that
sub-titles are not warranted.
Owen Moore in THE Chicken in the
Case" starts the bill at the Strand,
Constance Talmadge in Mammals
Affair" follows on Tuesday. Wallace
Reid returns to wildwood in the Love
Special on Wednesday, and Don't
Neglect Your Wife, moves to the
Strand for it's third straight day on
Thursday. Milton Stills in 1.-The Faith
Healer" is expected to pack the house
on Friday and Saturday, while Mary
Miles Minter again hobs up in Moon
light and H~oneysuckle" on Sunday.
Pola Negri, the Polish star, in "Gyp-
sy Blood on Monday is the only fea-
ture, not already reviewed in this ar
ticie, at the Crest Pier Theatre.
At the Comique, Charles Ray in
Nineteen and Phyllis" and Eddie Polo
in the second episode of do or Die"
share the honors on Monday. On
Tuesday in case John Barrymore in
"Raties" fails to insure standing room
only, Charles Chaplin in THE Bank"
will. Charles also appears the next
night in His Trysting Place" shown
IL conjunction with His Own Law"
Thursday Earles Williams in at Can
Be Done" is the attraction. Marion
Davies returns on Friday in Buried
Treasure" THE Last of the Mohi-
cans" on Saturday and Douglas Fair
banks in "The Nut" on Sunday com
plete the week.