Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-10
DC Incklins az real people.

WHAT'S the feeling one gets while see
IL 1.-THE Jucklins" on the movie screen
"a Mister Smiths. George Melford, in
producing this story of Opie Read,
seems to have caught the natural, human
spirit of these people Of the hills OF
North Carolina.
When Ma Jucklin kills one of PA
Jucklin's pet fghtin' ROSTERS in order
to give the parson a square meal you
are bound to get that wet feelin about
the "gills," cause Pa can't eat his pet
fghtin' rooster. but tells Ma to COOK
him an egg.
In many other scenes Melford has
been able to bring out those quiet human
touches which so many directors over
look in their zeal to produce NAKED
leg or two. In The Jucklins,' one gets
& glimpse of the real people OF North
Carolina-the wealthy and the poor. L ne
JuckIins are poor. but they are the SAT-
of the earth-they are real. They can
fight when it ia necessary al Wheh II
is lovin time. just give EN- a southern
moon ard all is well.
\ I am very fond Of this picture for many
reasons and one Of the main reasons Is
1 the.rv0rk Of Monte Blue Of indianapolis.
Zinc has the role OF Bill Raves. school
teacher. who had to lick whole lam
fIv before he IS able TO teach the young
sters Of the village readin', wrltin' and
'rithmetic.
The more I see Of this man Blue, the
more certain am that he is one OF the
hest coming bets on the screen. He has
9 natural way OF acting about him which
has all the charm Of Charlie Ray and yet
combines some of the strength Of Bill
Hart. Just watch this man Blue come
10 the front this year and before long
the csst will no longer just include hiIA
in the cast, but he viii be starred
Blue as the scrappin' school teacher IN
s.The Jucklins.'' has given the screen
real man characterization rich in the
strength OF real .nanhccd and overhowinS
with Il touch Of understanding which IS
so human and refreshing.
Opinion: The JucklinS' is a movie
which breathes of the real Out-of-doors I;
where men fight with =srs or guns to
settle differences and where good women
love because they believe that the word
mother" is the sweetest Of all words
Don't miss The Jucklins" because 1t
is real.
At Mister Smiths all week. WI b.
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PICK YOUR FAYORITE CROOK,
BECATgE HERE ARE TWO KINDS.
Like crooks2
We have two kinds on hand this week
One is known as Two Ace Arue
Chappeue to be found at the Colonial
The other is named "Heuouope
Harry to be seen at the Isis.
You will find "HeIotrope" Harry as
the central crook character In Hello
trope." which is at this Isis all week.
"HeItotroDe" contains one Of the most
attractive figures that has graced the
,o,-oz Of 6ctfon in MANY q long day
"HeIiotrope Harry" Beau Brummel OF
crooks. who derived his nickname from
a fondness for heliotrope perfume and
AKRON his habit OF always wearing a
go of heliotrope IN his button hole.
Inc a life sentence in prison when
STORY opens. "HeliOtrOpe Harry
/. - les a pardon In order that he might
Tsrsrect his daughter, a girl who be-
lieTes herself to be an orphan and who
is about to be married TO q wealthy ana
honorable young man. From under
crc1nd sources her father learns that
her cascally mother plans to blackmal
her
The methods he adopts to block her
schemes 20 to make the tale one Of the
most enthralling IMAGINABLE, and
though he goes to his death to insure
his daughtre's happiness. "Heliotrope
Harry" wins a notable victory and
proves himself to be a man among men.
Frederick Burton, an indiana actor Of
wide reputation, portrays this char
acter, whTe Julia Swayne Gordon, VIII
liam D Mack, Diana Allen, Wllfred Ly-
tell and William H. TOoker have i'm
pOrtant roles.
'HeIiotrope" Harry is at the Isis all
week.