, 1922-03-09

nition Of WOman's right 20 frame Ter
!estiny
Practically an all star cast .as
chosen by George LOanp TGcks sur
Ladies Must Live" a superb p.o@uc-
ton which proved to b" Mr.. TucFt r'$
fina. achievement. Betty Cpmp.n.
nov a Paramount star. ie tn. I.,rur-
I'd player in tn" production witch
will h" shown at tn" stand thcl-rp
next Monday.
Resides Miss Composer. tn" cls IN
rlud"s such we'll known screen tIv-
critics as L"atriC" Joy, Lucil!" lIu'-
ton. Marcia Manon. LII" Warr"n'on.
Cleo Madison. Robert Ellis, NaHIon
Hamilton, Jack Gilbert. Snitz Ed
wards, Arnold Gregg. Jack MctIon-
aid. William MonC and Gibson Cow
land
"I.adi"s Must Live" Is pr.sen'o! by
Mayflow"r as a Paramount %pu, al.
Th" story is adapted from Alec TE"r
Mill"r'S novel which appeared orig
inally in serial form in the Saturday
Evening Post. The theme cnnr"rs
around on" of tn" most widely dis
cuss"d problems of III" day and vi
tally concerns every American vo-
man.
Betty Cump~0n has Il part in
Ladies' Must Live" equally promn-
"nt with that played by her in The
Miracle" Man" Robert Ellis is bead
ing man So" his offering for ivO
evenings, Sunday and Monday Lzt
week.
K~aih"rin" Macdonald. pnpniirIy
acclaimed as the most beautiful wo-
man on tn" screen. will b" s"ea in
her first production for First Nati'.n-
al Exhibitors Circuit next Tuesday
when THE Thund"rbolt.' Of when
she is III" star. will be see at the
Strand Theatre. Cast in the ro!" of
Il girl who's" dream of married hap
pincss is shattered by a "spitr" mar
riage. Miss Macdonald Toes the
greatest work in her screen career.
Eastern critics declare.
one Of III" best Paramount pic
lures thus far mad" in England III
an English cast Of players. is
Dangerous Lies. which will be
seen at the Strand next Wednesf1y.
It is a Paul Powell production in
which David Powell is featured. md
its dramatic qualities and strong ap-
peal created a profound impression.
The story deals with the beau :<ul
daughter of an English rector in a
small town who is forced by circ1"n-
stances TO marry a man she d"'"StS
and who has brought her fath"r 10
ruin in a Swindling mining scheme.
When he flees to escape arrest and
she hears Of his death in South
= America. she marricS Sir Henry
Bond. Subsequently her first hns-
a band re-appears and trouble follows.
:. The ending. however. is quite hnG1y.
d The theme shows the danger of Ling
II when the truth should be told.
The company portraying the vnr!-
: Ious roles is excellent. Davi Pc ell
is artistic as Sir Henry. while " fry
Glynne makes a charming Joan var
u rant. The work of Minna Coy
L" Ernest Douglass. Warburton Ga~1H!e
and Harry Ham. contributed r'irf
to the success Of the presentation.
~ A big theme. developed in a >
way by Louis J. Cashier. ~stri'"'
Ia strong dramatic note in "E'@1
~ Years" the re Picture at the Str,N
next Thursday.
&c In the part of 10 Morey. oth""w's
to Mam's"!le 10, Rose DiOn". prumiN"n
il. French actress. gives a brillin1t IN
in depreciation.
II" FULLY Marshall is ano;h"" vel
known actor who has an impor an
10 role. Others in the cast ar" E"org
II McD"niel. George Seigman, WEI lin
h. Hation. Jack Mower, James O. Par
rows. Jack Livingston. Ruth King
Kate Toncracy, Lillian Ramhrlu
Jean O'Ruurk" and Ruth ASnby.
There is a wealth of rom7nrc IN,
. adventure, with daring feats 0f h"rS"
" manship and p"rilous esrHar !"s npr.
traycd in "Fightin' Mad" a Metro
release for William Desmn"' r"0l"c-
G tons which will be seen a. n" S rand
next Friday.
There is never a drag" moment.
q Tn" youthful hero gains ~" f"i"nd-
ship Of his comrades of 30 HN"her
Patrol by his expert use Of his fists
+ and then proves that he is irst rs
good a rider and fighter w'"n ih"v
n set out to rescue his SW"o'h"r:, "ho
t has been captured by bandits.
In this screen adoption Y -"
original story of II. II. Wa /, !.
William Desmond once again 1":1 M
e ~s,ratcs that he has few "comr',inrs
as an al-nround athlete. N:rgjnia
Brown Fair" was excellent =" t1e
I girl who found many s1rane hap
- peningS in III" big outdoor. Z '-.n-
! mary Thrhv AS the ~w""nthe0rt a. ne
bandit chief and William I. wro2 q"
as tn" chi"r wor" hO'h 'y"is'' "a
! their parts.
5 "%Fightin' Mad" was dir"c IT by
t Joseph J. Franz and rhn.pr@lp."t
! by Harry \. G"rSt"d.
f In til" rol" of a <hahNv pr'r r.la-
tion Wanda IIdwI"y VIII h" seen in
THE Love CHARM" wren will hr