The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-19
The Blue Ridge.

Among the prettiest scenes In /
peacock Alley"s featured at the
Blue Ridge today are those that
are laid in Normandy, the child
hood home of Cleo, CMae Mur-a
raw whereSshe goes In times Oh
trouble, to find comfort IN the
of the dear OLD
father and mother.
Here it is that her husoand
(Monte .Blue) finds her AFTER
years of separation, brought aoout
because he has mis1udseo8 ne1.s;
when she SONY been trying Io
help him, and reconciliation
takes place after all past mistakes
have been explained
Miss Murray displays her Won,
derful versatility as an actress IN
this attraction.
There are several added feavs
lures including six yaudeV1lie
acts and Blue Ridge News Of
especial interest.
The Nelson.
A marvel of screen product1ont
showing at the Nelson. in which
the characters are true to type,
and the settings historically COLI
rect.
scenes based upon the Bible, and
while the rhetorical value tine
film is to be highly commendediS
this does in no way overshadoWi
the real beauty and dramatic ele-s
ments in the story, as is SO often:
true OF the great spectacularett a.
forts OF the producers.
TheEromance of the story 1s the |: \.
nrs55f for he
beautiful Queen of Sheba. Il
The added feature is Fox News.
The Princess.
Lillian tBillie) Love who stars
in the leading role in Beyond the
Rainbow" is one of the winners
in n recent beauty contest, 1T IS
said. She is very pretty girlEot5
the brunette type, but her acting
is rather amateurish as yet S 'h1!esi
is. given strong support however,
by cast of well known artists
among whom are Rose Coghlan.s
Diana Allen, Huntley Gorden ana
George Fawcett.
There is. also child, who, IN
the story. is Tommy, the Invalid
brother of Marion (Billie Lowell
and the immediate cause for the
weaving of a tale, which Is con-
fusing to say the least. and In IN
which there is pathos, comedy:
mystery and romance
Most of the excitement Is:
brought about through the circus
lation of notes to guests, atsa%
the host and hostess, on which 1t!
is inscri bed.
Consult your conscience! Your
secret is common gossip. sssl
Sport Review and News are the
added features
Tho Dixie. An
Those who know Charlie Chap
lin best, say that he is very seri--8s;
Gus minded, and close student
of human nature, and the charac5S
teriZation he presents are typesshe8
has found in real life, farther
embelIished with his own trim
mings, in the form of comic fea-
lures. He believes that everyones
has mission and that his is 4toS
cheer folks and help them for-S
get their troubles. ~
Pay Day., showing at the
Dixie today is just one of his ideas
of what the. public, needs ln1theE
way of an antidote for the blues:
There are some who think that
the Mounted Police" are being
over done, but in our opinion
they are an Improvement on the;
so-called wild, west2st ories, with
which the screen has been surfeitzS
ed in recent years.
They provide the action thrills
and adventure craved by boys
minus many Of the obi ectionables
features found in most western
stories.
Bring Him In, story OF the
northwest featuring the mounted
police, and starring Earle Will
Ifams is an added attraction to-
day. ;
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