Salt Lake Telegram | 1921-02-13 | Page 46 | "Not Guilty" Scores at Gem

ther tells Paul he la fleeing from Justice, Jus-tice, hawing murdered a oiaa. Years previously, when the two were lada, Paul acetdentaJW ahot his broth- , er ; After Arthur- ktarf been eprrelod ; the doetor warn them that it might lav an Intermittent weakness In the boy mind. Paul remembering, do-aides do-aides that he la reapoeeiele for what has aew heppeaed asal changes places with Arthur. Ktve years later Rlsa, Cbt wood fs still unmarried. Hhe meets Paul's Kuung sister. Marry, at the hotel and Is Introduced to A r thur (now pos Ing as Paul. ' Friendship turns to love, Arthur and Klsa become engaged. Klsa decides to take a trip and accompanied by Margv aree for th urient. Main while Pauk who 4iaa journeyed to India, and has for a net a parrot, -1lres o( the orient and decides to return re-turn to America. - While on the wharf awaiting the steamer a fight occurs between two coolies. Paul srparatra thim but the fight haa drawn the pas-I pas-I singers to the boat rati. Klsa asks the purtor to Introduce her to Paul. That alght two Chines thieves hr-ak la. Paul la warned, by the par- "Not Guilty" Scores at Gem A Sleney ?anklla prod action, prelaw pre-law n ted by Albert A. Kaufmaa and ra-Ueaee4 ra-Ueaee4 by AaeocJated First National, kplcturea. lncM "Not Gultty." came te flhe acreca of the 0m theatre y ester- I (day and proved to be a drama of un-ummon un-ummon worth. It plays all thla week. The well-halanced cast, deserves la iaivldual commendation. Richard Llx appears as Paul Klllson, pKrlvia lireamer as Klsa Chetwood. Kll-nor Kll-nor Uancork as Mrs. F.llUoa, Molly jrt alone aa Margunrlte KHon, I tic hard p'lr aa Arthur Kllleoo, Alberta lee as iliartha, Herbert fnor ss Newell Craia;. paloyd Whltluck as Frank Mallow, kiarlea U'eat as Herbert Welch, and yjice Knrbes as Vlrs-lnia CaldwelL . The story Is pulsatlna drama. Paul , ' PKIUfoa. the son of wealthy parental rwhite supervising- a railroad through' r-Lne heart of the Adirondaoka. haa met : takad fallen In love witn Klsa Oitt-, (wood. While out riding Klaa'a horse i fta startled by the shock of an explo- j laion and bolts. Paul spurs his horse ! Rafter her and Just eatcnes up with, .Kina. as her horse plunaes over the Lcliff. He snstchfs her from the saddle (and aa she lies In hie arms with closed yea he talks feverishly to her of his. hove. Hhe becomes conscious of what , the Is saying, and pulls away from htm.' telling him that she is already ea-, Igafced to be married. I Paul returns to the bungalow where Phis mother and sister are. and as he en- I ftrr11 f1nls bis w'n hrmhr tberv A r- ,