Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-26
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Elaine Hammersteln. one OF the most
popular young women OF the screen. In
the star In the latest Seixnick picture
The Girl From Nowhere" which In
now enjoying weeks run at the Sa-
voy theatre. "1he Girl From Nowhere
tells the story OF girl who made a
mistake in her Judgment of a man.
Innocent herself. she sbecomes i'm
plicated In appearance in a notorious
jewel robbery. and escaping from her
accusers she finds herself in n pre-
dicament less dangerous but. II any
thing more embarrassing.
sThe Love Flower--Aidine.
But two more days remain in which
David Wark Griffiths remarkable ro-
nance OF the south sea islands. THE
Love Flower" may be seen at the AL
dine theatre. A Grlffith production
Is always an event. but when 1t may
beiseen at prices that are shade low
or than the pre-war standard. there
is an added reason why Il should not
be missed. The new fall policy in
augurated by the Aldine management
has proven popular with picture do
votees. The fact that the best seats may
he secured at matinees for twenty-five
cents and at evenings for thirty-three
cents. with children admitted at all
times to any seat for eleven, has shown
To screen patrons spirit OF real coop
Grafton.
"The Devils Garden--Parkway.
"The DEVILS Garden" in which
Lionel Barrymore is starring at the
Parkway, Delaware avenue at Adams
street. today and tomorrow. is an in
tenseiy human and interesting story.
showing wife atoning her sin. hus-
band lighting instinct and temptation
and facing himself, the sin he could
not forgive in his wife. As William
i,ale. barrymore elevates himself from
gardner to postmaster to win the love
of Mavis. a servant in the household
Of Lord .Barradine.. They are married.
Dale's impetuous nature results in his
suspension as postmaster. He is re-
instated but his happiness ends when
he learns how Mavis has sacrificed
herself TO Barradine in order to have
her husbands position restored. In a
blind fury he chokes Lord Barradine
10 death. Dale and Mavis are recon
ciled but the dark cloud OF the past
makes his life miserable.
"The Bandit and she Preacher.s-
Rialto.
William s. Hart's greatest success
can be dated back TO the time Of his
release OF THE Bandit and the
Preacher" The picture is coming to
the Rialto today and tomorrow. 1t
so truly summed up all the work he
had done before that time. and all the
history and the character of the West,
that IT was a great success.
-Home Talent--Queen.
Mack Sennett's FIVE reels of comedy,
fantasy and beauty, bearing the sug
gestive title, Home Talent" came
yesterday to the Queen theatre. II
the' picture patron thinks that Mack
Sennett has come TO the limit of his
entertaining possibilities, he has an
other guess due him and he will
realize this fact after witnessing a
presentation of Home Talent" which
is unlike anything the comedy king
has vet made.
Home Talent" differs from any
iDinE any pC1N mas ever dbtits III. ilS
ingenious, plot-structure and in the
vast range OF scenic and picturesque
possibilities developed by the action
of the story.
sThe Woman God ChAnged.--Arcadia
The Arcadia's presentation of The
Woman God Changed will continue
totsay and tomorrow. The plot of the
pic1.,re is laid in New York and the
south seas. IL does not tell the
ordinary tale of the man or the wo-
man fired with ambition in the north
and overcome by the siuggishness OF
the south seas. On the contrary the
process is reversed. The woman In
this story is guilty Of crime and
wickedness while living in New York.
The great open skies and the warmth
of the tropics and the companionship
of a good man work the miracle and
God changes the woman.