, 1922-02-16

VIZ !'oi az Suo"H III tnt garden,
opening with the Springtime.
= DO you want to shake with laugh
ter as you never have before? DO
you want to see a home life comedy,
surprising as a wedding gift. as
human as a husband and as start
ling as a raise in rent? Do you want
to see "A two reel mirthquake that
will make you rock with laughter?
See Harold Lloyd in his latest com
edy, Il Do" e q in connection with
the picture 'Forever' at the Strand
Theatre Sunday and Monday nights.
next.
Low" Love, hate. anger and Joy.
all find an outlet in the gripping
story Conflict" which will bring the
beautiful Priscilla Dean to the
Strand Theatre Tuesday and We'd
nesday next at the Strand Theatre.
Priscilla Dean fans. who have been
a~nNlonsly awaiting the stars latest
picture. after having enjoyed "Repu-
t%ation" so thoroughly. will be more
than repaid for their patient vigil.
This Universal-Jewel production is
supreme in its detail and %technicali-
ties "A great deal of time having
been spent on finding desirable To-
Wv " ~ I ootS SNtIliN.
That they are true in every detail
will be readily observed sven by the
most expert wOOdsmen.
"Conflict" presents a cast worthy
OF note. including, as leading man.
Herbert Ra wlinsOn. one of the best
known players Of the screen. Edward
Connolly. Hector Sarno. Martha Mat
tox. l.. c. Shumway. Sam Allen.
Capt. c. +. Anderson, Milton Brown
n Bill ellis.
Stuart Patton. the w~ell-known di-
rector of 'Reputation." also directed
this picture. Many of the most i'm
portant sequences of the narrative
were taken in British Columbia. !
where accurate scenes in the logging
industry we're obtained. The at
mospheric background of the story is
said to be startling in it's exactness.
Dynamiting a log jam was one of
the exciting incidents of the expedi-
| ton. 1t was faithfully caught by the
camera and will give a mighty thrill
TO playgoers.
One need not be a Scot to enjoy
THE Bonnie Brier Bush the latest
Paramount picture produced in Eng
land which will be the feature at the
Strand theatre next Thursday. The
story based on Ian MacLaren's fam
Gus novel Beside the Bonnie Brier
Bush," is one Of universal appeal and
representatives Of every civilized ma
! nation will find 1t sweet and whole
some. Donald Crisp. the producer,
plays the important role OF the stern.
rigid elder OF the kirk" whose
sternness all but provokes a tragedy
in his W home. Mary Glynne.
popular with American motion pic
ture fans, has the part Of Flora, his
daughter. The cast is one Of un-
usual excellence and includes among
others Alec Fraser. Jack East, Jer-
rold Robertshaw. Mrs. Hayden Coffin,
Humbertson Wright. Dorothy Fame.
!, | Langhorne Burton and other screen
artists. The principal scenes were
photographed in Scotland and are
most beautiful. The production is
massive and many of the situations
! are dramatic and sympathetic.
Hush Money" showing at the
: Strand Theatre on Friday night next
with Alice Brady in the stellar role,
! is the story of a girl who had been
brought up to believe that money can
square anything. as we'll as buy any
I thing.
The week before her marriage she
is involved in an affair which her
father and fiance wish hushed up.
But the girl. with her conscience
awake for the first time in her life.
insists upon assuming her moral re-
sponsibility in the matter. oven tho
to do so she has to break with her
father M her lover.
In the end both men come to see
that their hard creed is a false one.
and they surrender un-conditionallv
to the young woman's opinion that
hush money is dirty money, and less
to the credit of those who pay it
than those who extOrt it.
Miss Brady handles Inc hig scenes
of this unusual story with all her
usual ability. A fine cast supports
the Realart star in this production.
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