The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-10-07
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81 Am Guilty" from a mystery story
by Bradley King and starring Louise
Glaum, is a production that should
meet with a very pleasing reception
this week. Miss Glaum plays the
lead in her usual charming manner,
which has won her way into the
hearts of all. AS a neglected wife
who accepts the invirtation of a
friend of the old days of the chorus
to take a last fling. At the end of
her e%scapade she comes to believe
herself guilty of a murder and comes
under the control of a crook in conse-
quence. An ingenious twist of the
story brings her husband to realize
her innocence and starts him in pur-
suit of the guilty one
"The Little Shepherd Of kindaom
Come"
One of the classic stories of the
Bluegrass and mountain regions of
Kentucky is to be shown this week.
THE Little Shepherd of Kindgom
Come" adapted from the story by
John Fox, Jr., and starring Jack
Pickford. The story deals with a boy
of the mountains who runs away
rather than he bound out to a neigh
Dor following the death of his foster
parents. In Lexington he meets
Major Buford who is struck with the
fact that the boy has formerly been
called Chad Buford. The major had
a granduncle who had gone to the
mountains but had never returned.
The belief that the boy may be a rel
alive urges the major to take care
of him, but life is made unpleasant
for him by the majors neighbors.
Chad goes back to the hills but later
returns to the major and when the
Civil WA breaks out he Joins the
Union Army. Here he proves lin
self a friend of those who had form
erly held aloof from him and the
climax comes in a typical Fox style.
"Wings of the Morning"
The story is by Louis Tracy and
William Farnum plays the part of a
young British officer who is ~unjustly
court-martialed and dismissed from
the service. AS a sailor he is later
wrecked on an uncharted island.
Many remarkable locations are used
for the shipwreck scene and the
ensuing land episodes. ]. Gordon
Edwards is the director of one of the
most interesting and exciting pict-
ures starring the popular and ever
favorite William Farnum.
"The Dragons Net"
The first episode of this wonderful
and amazing serial opened last Mon
day and judging from the favorable
comments of a large and interested
audience at the H%ippodrome, it will
prove one of the best chapter pictures
ever shown in the the local theatres.
"The Bronze Bell"
Thomas II. Ince presents Doris
May and Courtney Foote supported
by an all star cast in "The Bronze
Bell" 1t is a story of love teeming
with adventure that takes you into
the mysterious and fascinating doc
trines of the Indian priests. The
Sacred Jewels of the. Bronze Bell are
gone, this alone does not cause a rev.
olution but, it will spoil it all if we
give away the great secret of the plot
A part from the magnificent gowns of
the ladies and the gorgeous uniforms
worn by the men, the setting of the
interior scenes resplendant beyond
description such as the Ince prOduc-
tons alone can offer. This is a
Special Paramount and from the re-
ports of the critics has received the
highest praise. 1
"Outside the Law"
Priscilla Dean supported by an all
star cast will open at the Hippodrome
Don't fail to see Outside the Law. |
Look out for further announcements.
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There are still good seats for the
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