The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-03-04
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Two motor accidents play vital roles
in Enid BENEFITS latest Ince photo
play, Her Husbands Friend"
Miss Bennett has the role of the Ju-
dith Westover, married to a likable
young chap whose continual carous
ing finally forces her to divorce him.
Just before the final decree is grant
ed, he is notified that his whole for
tune has been wiped out by a break
in the stock market. Before he can
make any other arrangements to meet
the alimony specified in the divorce
papers, he is killed by a motor truck.
~Unbeknown to Judith, Princeton Had
ley, her husbands chum, has gone
bond for him and has to make good
the alimony. Since he is a compare
lively poor man, this puts a heavy
burden on him.
Later, Judith meets Princeton and
rails in love with him. When she
learns of his relation to the alimony,
complications ensue, but matters final
~ turn out all right.
Bert LyteIl
Bert Lytell will be seen in Metros
r version of the internationally
famous crook drama, Alias Jimmy
valentine from the play by Paul
Armstrong.
To remark on the nature of this
play borders on the superfluous, for
it probably is the most popular and
successful melodrama written in the
last decade. 1t was first presented
on the stage in New York, with H. B.
warner in the title role, and ran for
a long, crowded season.
Alias Jimmy Valentine" is a role
entirely different from any Lytell has
portrayed in Metros series of special
productions. To say hat the part is
n admirably suited to Mr.. Lytell's
abilities rather discounts them for it
is becoming known that this young
Metro star does not need a role tailor
ed TO him He is probably the one
young male star of the screen who
makes his characterizations indivi-
dual.
Louis GIaum
An opulent romance of intrigue, con
quest and mystery is the description
applied by its producer to the new j.
Parker Reed, Jr.-Associated Producers
III ouuCJlOu, lie Leopard "Olldn s,
starring Louise Glaum.
THE Leopard Woman's tells the
sOtry of the adventures in trackless
Africa of John Culbertson, scientist
explorer, and a strange, beautiful wo-
man, known to him only as Madame,
who puts herself in his way to hinder
him in the execution of an important
mission for his government.
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sun as he crosses the veldt. His at
tempts to regain his sight by means
of a drug which only the beautiful
Lorelei. known to him as the Leo
pard Woman, is able to distinguish
from one that will blind him perma-
nently, form a dramatic episode of the
story.
"Auction of Souls"
AS part of the drive for funds for
the near east relief cause, Manager
Ross is donating 20 percent of pro-
ceeds at the Waikiki Hip and 10 per
cent at Kahului during the ngage
ment of the Auction of Souls" to the
FUND. The picture is most timely for
1t is a historical narrative of the suf-
feringS of the Armenian people at the
hands OF the Turks during the war.
The leading role is played by a Miss
Mardinganian, an Armenian girl
whose home was in the district of
Van and who herself was victim of
Turkish oppression, but managed to
survive and escape.
The picture is a graphic recital of
the woes and anguish of a people
whom the Ottomans sought to ami
hilate and eXterminate by methods re-
pulsive to humanity and civilization
Adv.