The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-09-27
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Masters of Men," the new Vita
graph production, is a very commend
able piece of work. 1t is based on a
story of Morgan Robertson, who real
ly knows the life of the sea, about
which he writes so viyidly, having
only substituted the pen for the mar
linspike after many years as sailor.
1t is the story of a two-fsted, red
blooded boy with a fine sense of hon
or, who grows into regular herman.
1t shows us real ships and real men
and the battle scenes of the Spanish
American war are historically inter-
esting.
The players in this picture. are all
splendid, and the whole cast helps to
make this picture very real. 1t is
full of good battles with everything
froh fists up to sixteen-inch guns.
The Masters of Men," will be
shown at the Caughren Sunday and
Monday, Sept. 80 and Oct.
'The Lonely Road" starring Katn-
crime Macdonald, will be the First
National picture on the screen at the
Caughren theatre Tuesday of next
week. This is an original story from
the pen of Charles A. Logue, the dra-
matte perturbation of the romance of
a beautiful woman whose husband is
the sort that believes a wife should
be clinging vine and have no finau
cial responsibility and little personal
liberty. In the photoplay, it said,
a happy solution is found to the COM
mon problem in an uncommon way
Preview reports are that Miss Mac
Donald does her best work in "The
Lonely Road" which was produced
by B. P. Schulberg.
This production was made under
the direction of Victor Schertzinger
An unusually strong cast appears in
support of Miss Macdonald. Orville
Caldwell, the handsome young screen
giant, plays the male lead. Others
appearing in important roles are
Kathleen Kirkham, Eugene Besser,
William Conklin, James Neill, Frank
Leigh and Charles French.
r.
An unusually able cast of players
are in support of Viola Dana in her
newest Metro picture, "Rouged Lips
which is coming to the Caughren
theatre next Wednesday and Thurs
day. Director Harold Shaw insisted
that the cast consist of tried players
who have established reputable repu-
tations for character portrayal.
Accordingly Tom Moore, one of the
famous Moore brothers, was chosen
to play the male lead opposite MISS
Dana. At the time the casting for
"Rouged Lips" was being made Mr..
Moore was in New York. Informed by
wire that he had been selected, Mr..
Moore Immediately came to Holly
wood.
With Mr.. More are also Nola Lux
ford, Sidney de Grey, Airline Pretty,
Francis Powers, George Woodthorpe
and Burwell Hamrick.
"Rouged Lips" is perturbation of
Rit Weiman's famous short story,
"Upstage," which appeared as a lead
er in The Saturday Evening Post
recently. Miss Weiman is one of the
few brilliant short story writers in
America and her work is in constant
demand. Thomas j. Hopkins pre-
pared the scenario for "Rouged Lips
Thomas H. Ince's latest production
is a mystery-comedy entitled "a Man
of Action" in which Douglas Mac
Lean, star of "The Hottentot," plays
the principal role. 1t is said to be
the fastest farce since "Officer $685.
and keeps everyone guessing from
start to finish.
There is diamond robbery with
the owner of the jewels mistaken for
a crook. For twenty-fou1 hours he
is locked up in his own house with
the crooks and what happened in that
time provides enough laughter to last
any family lifetime.
"a Man of Action" was filmed
from an original story by Bradley
King It was directed by James
Horne and besides Douglas MacLean
it also features Marguerite de la Mot
-te and Raymond Hatton. The Caugh-
rem theatre will exhibit "a Man of
Action" Friday and Saturday Oct
5th and 9th.
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