Arizona republican., 1922-04-27
GLORIA SWANSON At
R|ALTO SATURDAY

A wife who was in truth but q
walking advertisement for her hus-
band man whose strange creed
was that wealth attracts wealth and
sought to make the world believe in
the substantially of his financial
standing by attiring and parading his
wife as the best and most elegantly
gowned woman in New York.
Such is unusual role Gloria Swan.
son is called upon to play in her Ia
test Paramount vehicle. Her Hus-
bands Trademark" the attraction the
Rialto announces for an engagement
starting Saturday.
And as decidedly different as is this
picture in it's theme, so is 1t in the
intense manner in which the plot is
worked out, and OF the many STIR
ring situations which are built as the
story unfolds. 1t is likewise a pro-
duction which finds Gloria Swanson
displaying the most wondrous as
sortment OF elaborate gowns and rem-
inine finery she has ever worn IN
any single production. Some forty
odd gowns comprise her wardrobe in
this production, every one of them
exclusive creations, luxurious and
fascinating
The principal characters in this
strange story of modern married lie
are the girl and two men; both men
have been suitors for her hand. Sne
shas accepted the one whose ampl-
tion was business career and re-
1ected the one whose ambitions lay
along engineering lines and who
dreamed of a great feat he would put
over in Mexico Fifteen years of mar
ried life has brought the startling
spectacle of her being used as a lit
eral trade mark by her husband in his
desperate hope that he will be able
tn attract wealth and social Standing
so necessary for the success OF the
speculative ventures in which he is
engaged. And in the meantime, the
engineer has been successful and mas
been awarded q lot OF oil land py
the government of the southern re-
public. The engineer returns 10 tne
states and of course calls on ms
former sweetheart, now the wife OF
the man he had called friend. Ihe
broker Immediately senses the pos
abilities of wealth in manipulating
the lands of the engineer. ana linal-
ly persuades him to make return
trim to Mexico, on which the broker
insists the wife accompany them. re-
alizinr the fondness of the visitor
for the wife. A most dangerous pro
ceeding. especially in view OIL the TACT
that the wife has tired OF the part
she has played in the drama OF tne
husbands life, and resenting the role
she is called upon to play on the
southern trip warns the husband sne
might fall in love with the engineer.
THE husbands attitude is extremely
affable: he seems to have sacrl1lceo
| everything on this last chance, even
the possibility of losing his wife.
The inevitable happens; the engl-
| neer and the wife fall in love with
/ each other ard then make clean
| breast of the affair to the HUSBAND
and urge tn return TO the uniteo
States that the engineer might go our
! Of their lives. Here again IS Dig
| surprise sprung, the attitude or the
| husband and the disgust or the engl-
| neer at his actions. Then the RAID pS
| the revolutionists and the tremend-
aus climax thus wrought cnlndA
| which surpasses in intensity anything
! (sloria Swanson has ever done, ana a
climax which sweeps the story " an'
most surprising ending.
The sterling cast assembled ioI N. VI.
Interpretation OF the story speans
wonders for its value. hlcnaLe
Wayne. Stuart Holmes, Lucien Lltcn'
field, Edythe Chapman, Charles Ogle g
Clarence Burton and James Neil arr
All numbered in the company.
The added attractions VIII lncluo'
the selected comedy and the inter
national News, and the management
in calling attention td the limited
three days' engagement is urging at
tendance during the matinees.