Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-15

ing that she becomes a visitor OF a Chi
nese Joint IN the London Llmeh0use dis
trict. She sacrifices her career and he
comes physical and moral DEGENERATE
This causes her 60 cancel her engage
ment IN New York. This gives Pauline
stevens, who looks Ike her mother. a
I chance to impers3nats the great Laura
FIglan. This she does with such succes5
that the night comes for the great arst
night in New York
Laura, VINO is still IN London. is Kicked
out OF the dives ONO the streets and she
reads la q paper a headline 10 The effect
that Flglan viii make her New York de-
but. Tn causes Laura 90 stage q Gltie
trick which resulted tn her 8ppropriating
enough coin Of the realm 20 get 10 New
York on the night Of tie opening Of tbs
bogus Laura tislan.
When Laura and the bogus" laura
meet each other face TO face, vie have one
Of the finest dramatic scenes presented
on the silver screen for many moths.
Here we have the sight Of Miss Dean
playing two roles az the same tine -
Laura she is the beast. hopeless Grus
soused dend bat as Pauline Stevens, the
"bogush Elglan, she IS fine type OF q
woman lighting 20 save the reputal on Of
the name Of biglan.
The bogus F1glan scores a great tri-
umph while tho real Tiglsn Is nursing
revenge. THIS comes when the real rig
Ian murders man IN the dressing room
q the bogus Figlan. This Leads to PAM
line being arrested on murder Charge
The real Laura Is happy over making
the other Woman pay the price OF taking
her name. when she discovers that the
woman who Was inpeTsoBating the great
Flglan, is her own daughter. Laura
s.k~ rff kffFnH
man Ia the dressing room and that tho
woman being held for murder was limo
cent
Laura thon slowly turns on the Sas
and goes 10 her final sleep. Pauline is
released and finds happiness az the vile
Of the press agent OK tJ5 show,
At times Miss Dean ncarly approaches
tho savage stage While impersonating tie
part Of ths real Figlan. Hor expert
shownansblp IN Ibis role prevents any
one from even syrapathlEing with Laura
but as the sweet Pauline Stevens every
one 10 bound to fall In love with hsr
The play has been spIeudidly photo
graphed and produced The cast is ade-
quaFs and especislly fac is tho work Of
Niles Nelcb as the press agent, who Is
the hero OF the story.
Opinion-Whetb or not "Reputation"
ia a tree picture Of the stage yet tie
story has been dramatically pms together
The result Is, "Eeputauou" Is the ORA
matic sensation Of the summer season.
"Reputation" win make Priscilla Dean as
famous as "HumoresQue' made Vera
Gordon.
"Reputation" Is on view all week at
the ohioe-W. D. H.
H. Il r.
COMEDY AND 5IELODHAAEA
ON SAME BILL Al LOEWS.
we relaxed and braathed sigh; then
iauyhted II was relief to eft back and
see Lloyd Hamilton in one Of his come
dies after sitting on the edge Of our
seat through melo6rama Ham
gave us some wholesome diversion in
Robinson Crusoe, Ltd.'
The drama which taxed our staying
powers" is Children Of Night starring
| william Russell 1t IS a rather pre-
tentious play OF upper society and the
underworld. To revert to Ham," his
vehicle ia a desert island farce with
some romance mixed IN.
His makeup was IS strange as the To-
cation for comedy. The play is re-
leased by Education Films, We did not
find much chat was educational about the
comedy but found something to laugh
at.
/ Both Of these films are featured NJ
Loew's this week
william Russell has a "two-asted'
part IN "Children Of Night" although
it is not n Western picture. He has the
role OF 7. J. Jones. king Of wall
street" who rescues a girl from a secret
organization Of the underworld by the
use Of his two fsts. and find happiness.
The play has 6 peculiar ending. 1t
will be on view at Loew's State Theater
all this week.
Music by Loew's orchestra, travel
picture, aud news reel complete the
bin.