The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-23
At the TheaterS
Today

william Fairbanks In Fighting
Bill' Was shown AT the Ideal to-day Tor
thc first time. II will be on the bill
tomorrow also. An added attraction
Is hooi Gibson. h smiling COW boy.
In who WA the MAN. II IN COM
plctc In two reels. The average hu-
man loves a good fight. one Of the
kind where you see them give aud
take, real live action. punchers tnat
you ran almost hear the thud aR
they land, That Is the kind YOU see
IN Btll Fairbanks production. Flight
ing Bill" In the boxing match be-
tween Bin Fairbanks and Jean Ia
Rogue any audience is bound to rise
up out OF their seats and yell encour-
agement to whichever one OF the
Fighters they favor. You see BIZ
smiling, believing IL to be an eXhihi.
lion match You SEQ Jean cruel. AL
culatinE, figuring on beating Bill up
before he wakes up to the realization
uf what he intends doing You hear
h gong. The fght IA ON. You see
Jean digging In. starting to force BIN
al over the ring The gong saves
Btll from a knockout In the first
rouud. But In the second round
things are changing Bil wakes Up
to the realization of what Jean Is up
to and they go at IL hammer and
tongs In the third round BINS clean
fHfNNN FANh ~ AAAANNHN jean a uINNAH
patton and the result IL Bill lands 70
hhymukcr that puts Jean down aud
out Tor the count.
Jesse /. Lasky presents Thomas
MuighHn as the sta In white and
Unmarried, "a Paramount picture.
adapted frtyn the story, billy Kane.
White and Unmarried. hy John u.
Swain, At the y thcntcr, also present.
iug Current Events pictures and
h Burton Ito mes "Travcloguc"
events 90
Tn" rastimo Is repeating today for
the last time. Buck Jones starring In
straight From the shoulder. also
repeating h Fox Ncws' PICTURES
and "A Straight Crook' comedy. De
N"r and England viii again appear IN
some of their interesting musical
acts THE Man who Whistles to
HcHt She Band and the Little Lady
Who Makes the Violin Talk"
The Oath" the phototpiay which
opened today at the Lyric thcatcr for
u stay OF three DAYS. h q revelation
iu the art OF the motion picture IN
n r. \ Walsh, who produced and
directed 10 FOR the Mavflrwcr Photo
play corporation for distribution by
Associated First National Pictures.
ms. has obtained two intensely dra
matte effects which have been marked
hV critics as being important Hd-
yanccs iu the ant OF motion picture
direction.
The utst ~ giving the audience a
distinct effect uf having witnessed Il
tragedy without ever showing the ace
tJn' event itself The second seen,
which Is regarded AS notable Is the
entire lack of confusion In putting
over thc most dramatic incident "
shown In Il motion picture, Rather
than attempt To show the effect OF
the actlpn on the crowd that wit
messed 10. MI. walsh has chosen close
views uf the emotions OF the yar1oui
characters most vitality affected d,
the result hat the climax of the
court room scene In The OATH {,
as gripping a piece of screen art Al
has ever been produced.
Tho OATH is an Hf'gtntion o'
the william j. Locke widely read
novel. Idols" Miriam Cooper head,
the east which portrays the story un.
der the skilful direction 0f Mr. walsh
and In the support are Conway Tcarlc
Henry Give and Anna O. ~ sson,