The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-29
.WoMAN's CLUB
I: CENSORSHIP
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The musical comedy com:
and vaudeville performers VIII
change their program today AMI
will appear In some entirely now
numbers for the rest of the week.
Tho Nelson.
As Seen This Morning.
"PsyinE the Piper" is well titled,
for It is Just what lis name implies,
n the opening scene there are seen
children of the rich and children
az the poor. They an grow to nun.
hood and womanhood. the rich TO
live fast, reckless lives, and their
paths cross again those OF the chill.
dreu OF the poor In q rather unex.
pected manner.
II is not a picture particularly
sujtcd 10 children and young pee.
pIc, however, for they would hard
" see the moral, for It is so nearly
hidden as to be barely nerceptabie
10 the most discerning eyes.
A Mack Sennett comedy which Ia
jnst about like his usual style, is
given as an extra feature.
The Princess.
As Seen Wednesday Morning
Constance Blnney plays dual
roles Iii '.The Case Of Becky" ap.
pcaring alternately as Dorothy
Stone, good sweet girl and then
coming under the influence .ot !.
hypnotist is dominated by an evil
spirit, and her personality is com
pletely changed.
She is first seen as q normal glrh
with her mother In rolling wagon,
which is their only home. Her
mother dying. she is left alone TO-
the mercy of the man whose influ'
ence has been such blight upon
her life.
She had promised her mother
that she would run away from him,
which she did. and Is next seen in a
farm house where she had stopped
TO ask for a drink OF water, Andt1
tainted from exhaustion.
She is tenderly cared for by the
motherly woman into whose homie
providence seemed to have placed
her, and then, through the tnflu.
ence OF her new found friends, a
specialist. who Is friend OF the
family, Is called and he makes
scientific study Of the case, the re
suit Of which is very interesting,
The story, while rather depress'
ing at times, Is not without its
side.
"Pathe News" and Ben Turpin
comedy of the usual type completes
the program.
The Dixie.
AS Seen Thursday Morning.
stranger Than Fiction" is real,
" movie within movie
Katherine Macdonald as Diane
Drexel, q social girl, is leading lady
In movie which the circle In which
moves is putting on as the latest /,
fad among the idle rich. Wesley
Barry, who is known for his won.
deriul portrayal OF small boy roles
in many productions Of merit, playa
the part of "Freckles," in which he
docs not have to make up, as freek' \
les are his biggest asset.
The society folk, who have fg-I
urGd in the amateur movies, are
seen as the audience reviewing the!
picture they have enacted.
The story Is woven about a girl
who. as LADY bountiful," visits tho
slums, and there finds and be.
friends Freckles, and takes him to
her home. She learns about con
ditions in the underworld and starts
out TO work a reform. and to clean
up the place generally, and into
her scheme are drawn her lover and
others. with the result that the
purpose for which she is working
Is accomplished.
Late Hours" comedy in whichH
a man. his wife, mother-in.law, and
a rolling pin figure closed the en-.
tertalnment.
NOTE-The above comments ae
furnished by the Movie Censorship
Committee Of The Womans Club Of
Fairmont.-, The West VTginian
does not assume any responsibility
for The opinions expressed therein
The Editor.