The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-06
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THE PRINCESS

.Too Much Wife, the attraction
ar the Princess today, relates the
toxperi encess Of a young couple Who
marry. but do not live hap Ply ever
after, at least. not until an under
staining is brought about IN a
very unexpected way:
Myra wanda Hawleyo listened
IL and carried out the id cas- Of her
neither who had madeline nltsera-
BILE for her own husband for twen-
Her Il e1hods had made Of him a
weakling. and what is con1mon7y3s
called a .'henpecked husband. But
lack Morgan was notSof that type
as his wife discovered 60 her ever s'Te err
lasting good, let us hope. when he
ran away on fishing trip to be
rid OF her for awhile.
Then she realized that With the
best OF husbands there was such 9
thing as too much wife.
Sport Review and 1nternational
News are the added features.
The Dixie
4 very full and splendid PFC
gram is the offering at the olS1e
today the leading feature offwhlchA
is of course My BoyFwlth y ack1e
Coogan in the title role.
AS his father wrote the story
he gave the boy the name Of h his,
own little son.
Jackie Blairs. father was an an.
American but while in France he
had married a Frenc oh woman. fIeS
was killed while in service and his
widow sailed for the United States
hoping her wealthy mother-ln7-laW$3
n 70 h0I,
She died on ship board and was
buried at sea and Jackie$Wass lett
alone. 85 tSas n
His gran dmother did otsreceiyeSs
his mothers Letter until after he's
had landed. so he followed yanso old &
sea captain to his humble home:
During his stay he tries to "a axe
himself useful in s way that at Z
last wins the gruf old captainss-
heart and later they share the
happiness that comes TO Jackie in
the home of his grandmother.
The Blue Ridge IN
Nazimova, as The Lady of the
Camellias'' in Camille, the of
fering at the Blue Ridge today is
superb in the very exacting and
difficult role. III q W
It is the story Of woman who
has lived her life as she expresses
it. ..as an ornament and mere
plaything OF society but VII ens@a8
great aud true love comes into her
which she has been surrounded
falls away and reveals her true
worth. ssSs ~
Rodolf Valentino as Armand, " the
man who has wrought suchEsa8
change in her life, is splendid IVA 81
usual. and shares honors equally
with Eazimo-a in the success of
the screen version of a story that
is full Of tragic and dramatic stu
ations Ss$ ~ gs
1t is suitable for adults only
The added features are Blue
Ride Ridge News and a comes DE-:
The Nclson 4. n De sSss
The leading roles lin A Lost
Romance, showing at the NelsonSs
today are taken by Jack Holt. Lois
Wilson and Conrad Nagel, VI 81
form the triangle in the romance
It is the story Of u a wife #SW no. no.
thinks perhaps she has made -
sad mistake in the choice ofsa h ll1!
band and that she might haTa
been happier with the other 1n rlia1ts
but when the opportunity is B given
to test them both, she find s the old
love wanting.
The earnest faithful husband.
who is spending much time SltSS
business to provide for his little
family she finds to be the one man
after all, and is cured OF her ssesat1ssg
fishness and discomfort, and 81 they
live again their last romepce as
sisted by their dear little chill g.
It is a story presenting much
food for thought for married folk
Current News and Mutt and and
Jeff are added feature e2$
TempIars' New Mast