The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-08
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leading role. M
Srl Fifteen years before the story
opens Lucky Clarity, now aS pros-ss
porous broker had been a freckled
faced newsboy wi tn am bit ton and IA
a Willingness to work as his only
stock in trade. Through his 8oWnsf
efforts he has acquired q fortune
which he thinks het is entitled to
enjoy. SO his first step IS to, find a ssR
quiet country home. IA II s5s
Strattford Acres at Burlinggame.
a few miles from n ew3 y ork,Sis SpurS
chased, but when he takes posses
sion. he is told by the butler that
the house Is haunted, and from the AZ
mysterious things that occur the
first night the new tenant rs led s5
believe there nigh be9sonleSg ground
for the fears OF the &serya nts andasss
he about decides to go back to- the
city, when he makes a. q discovery
that brings about sa8changeso 81 8Iaan1d4
and later Of heart. ss5ss " Y.
The film presents someafi Inc bltSAs
OF connedy5as S wellSa a#serioussnotsSss
and beautiful spirit OF TT SO ends lsa:s
and sacrifice shown by two 20
who love Ethessame girl =.
News and coined y cpmpl etc stls 4
pro gram. s3s 5s
The Princess.
Alice SCHUYLER. as portrayed by
Elaine Hamm ertein = = eck1esssg
YOUTH showing at til eaPrinces s to-
day, is typical ofAmany younesg1lrl1i ITS u:
who rush into matrimo ny VT 3 q li tsS
any thought Of the futnr q. heir
responsibility as asswif and = ON Is
maker "a n
To Alice, marriage meant simply asfi
an easy means of escape from the
bondage in which she was held 'sin#s
the gloomy stone manslon#of SheT2
taustere grandparents. sss. ID
# She accepted John Martins prof.
fer of marriage, because it offered. WI
a she thought free dom from home
res traint, beautiful gowns. and 5ssas@
round Of pleasure
s5 That she owed to the whose
name she bore, some consid ration,
never occurred to her, and gaylys;
and thong tlessly she went her
way, until, sud- emily she wal GIL
stopped in her mad careersAj Just ikssg
time to saveGthem DO tn from untolGs
sorrow and regret. 5as 5sssSss
The story has a message for#3
young men and women, and Isl pars-sss
ticularly@ directed atSolde Ter folk, Who
oft times are resp onsIbl lie ~ Or the
dep1orable condition CT young
couples who go into wed flock to-
tally unprepared forts duties.
Com edyE and news are the adj edss
features. NJ
The Dixie.
While Mabel Iormand IS, Of.
course, the central figure ash l1ySSI
+ o." in the picture by that it'll .#
showing for the last tim day at
the Dixie, she has been surroundedS
by cast, each one OF whom has
OF the film, and q f. tn had beenS
selected from the circ1 les ofSsocietyg}
which they represe the could
not have been more deal ysada pteds$
to the roles.
They are all S STUD ies# from real
life. the hard-workingS uncultured,,s
but honest so-ca11ed lower class
and in direct contrast the upper
class, who are served by the toll
ers, who have neither@timemor# ops
portunity for self culture, Il and oft
times no one to point the way to-
higher things
But Molly young, attractiyeAE
and alert while going outEdeliver-
ing clothes laundered by hersmoth7
er, came to rea1izesth hat there&were
beautiful and lovely things IN the
world outside the confines Of herr
humble home to hichi she could
aspire. SSg
The characters ii the story are
all very human, and as such make
mistakes, but five accept the story
as wo believe il was intend ds
mothers, fathers and young people,
will find in it4somethingsto thing
about. S5ISSs
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