New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-24

cestor. Dora. who had been her one,
beloved Young mistress. Dora Ind flec
from Beckert's Point and had left be-
hind her a cruel husband and beau.
tiful little daughter. No sooner had
she set sail with her lover than the
old mansion went up In flames, and N
trying 20 reach her child she threw
herself into the ocean and was
drowned. But because Of her sin she
wandered In Borderland, always seek
ing her little SRI. After her mission
90 earth was fulfilled and Edith was
saved. she was allowed 20 roam IN the
Eysian groves, which are reserved Tor
those who have worked out their sal
tation either here on earth or over
there In the Borderland.
The theme is an extremely interest
ing one and DC has been beautifully
worked out The man sitting next 20
as In the Riyoli said % his wife; =
think that's a great picture, but
don't believe 10 Us gong 90 take with
the public" and perhaps he is right.
Fred Huntley plays the obnoxious
old husband Of Dora in the early cpl
sodc and Bertram Grassby Is the lover
who pcrsuades her 20 sail away with
him. You couldn't blame either Of
them after you looked nj the husband.
Dale Fuller who gave such a splendid
performance Of the maid in Foolish
Wives" is seen as the old housekeeper
when she was in her youth. Miss Full
Ter is a fine actress. The children
we're played by frankie Lee and Mary
Jane Irving. That clever dog, Pal, has
an important part IN the picture. and
we were glad % see that after sacri-
ficing his life 20 save his young mis-
tress from the fire he was allowed 20
20 10 heaven. too. Paul Powell d.
rccted the picture and the story is
By Beaulah Marie Dix.
The comedy "a an Educational with
Johnny Hines It is called "Torehy's
Ghost"
The overture is "Fi-st Movement
concerto in d minor" with David
Pesetzh r., the piano. Miriam Lax
and Susan Clough sing "Mather' as a
prologue 20 the feature picture.
Harry Carey We have a decided fond
ness FOR. We love the way ne plays
his parts. but do not care for the
parts he plays. Western stuff" ceased
long ago 20 thrill us. and the reason
we liked his previous picture so much
was because q, opened in the South Sea
Isles. with moonlight and ukuleles and
native girls and everything. But The
Kickback" az the Capitol is laid Ia the
great desert just across the Mexican
border. and 10 is cherries and not IN
the least picturesque. However, II you
like western pictures and II you like
the star only half as much as we do
you will like this picture.
White Horse Harry, has located about
the only water hole in the desert and
has made q ranch and a home for him
self on the spot Henry B. Walthall
plays a villain, Aaron Price. who coyets
the water hole and also Harrys girl.
OF course, this means that Harry
hasn't a chance. He is induced TO 30
across the border, and once in Mexico
he is flung into Jail Through the help
Of Conchita, a native girl, he escapes,
but as soon as he reaches home he Is
flung into Jail again. IN fact he spends
most Of his time in jail. Harry Carey
wrote the story himself and IL Is hlled
with funny little bits Of business which
nobody but him would have thought or
The reason we like him so much IS be-
cause he always resists all temptations
70 be noble.
Walthall Is excellent also as the
villain. Al the end he was killed by
running his motor car over the cliff
He didn't deserve this even II he was
a villain. He may have been a bad
man. but. as Fannie Brice says, he was
darned good company Ethel Grey
Terry Is the girl over whom they
ouarrelled. Val Paul directed the pic
ture. 81
Ky Mayer has another one OF ms
fascinating travelaughs, Such is Life
Near London and there is a picture
called Abraham and Lot" which u
one OF the Bible pictures made. oy
Sacred Films. The overture Is from
Faust" with David Mendoza conduct
ing. Paderewski's Minuet is played iio'
Gambarelli Zanou Sokoloya, Oumansky
Tanaroff and Kunovitch 20 dance IN 2
fascinating old-timo setting. Gertrude
Lang and William Robyn sing Al
Dawning" as a duet In addition u
the overture the orchestra also plays
THE Fortune Teller"
At the Strand Dorothy Phillips u
seen In Hurricane Gal. The Mys
teries Of India" is at the Rialto. These
will be reviewed tomorrow.