| Show 4 MI 4 Amusements t itt l I Orpheum Theatre I I Tonight I Friday at the Orpheum The 1 Eternal Mother with I Ethel thel Barrymore Barrymore Bar Bar- as star has haa that sublime appeal appeal appeal ap ap- peal the power of ot mother love In Inthia Inthis this thia five flue part Metro adapted by Mary Murillo from the novel Red iced Horse Hill by Sidney McCall McCall McCall Mc- Mc Call the noble quail qualities tics of Ethel Barrymore artist and woman shine forth as ae they thoy have never before had hadan hadan hadan an to do in either eith eith- er of stage or screen 1 A chat about the Yankee Way which comes to the Orpheum Sunday Sunday The Yankee W Way y Is ia a picture that fits flU George Walsh like Uke a full tull dress suit Kult It begins with a good old Yankee scrap it ends with on and there are I overal several thrown In between n Most of the fights are over Georges George's disguised ed princess as they should be Aside from the pep and speed In Inthis Inthis inthis this drama a aside from the fascination of Georges George's smile and snappy way of doing things you will enjoy the work of a master cast whose members members members mem mem- bers are such players as Joe Dowling DowlIng DowlIng Dowl- Dowl Ing Enid Markey Charles Elder and Ed Bed Sedgwick o 0 Saturday matinee at and evening at 7 16 and 9 15 16 at the Orpheum Orpheum Orpheum Or Or- Or- Or he management has a treat for their many patrons In arranging a special five reel western feature along with the great out door serial The Fighting Trail making seven reels of real doings The feature for L M i n a miti today is to a Blue Ribbon feature Sun Sun- lights Last st Raid a thrilling story of ofa ofa ofa a girl who goes west from a life of ease and refinement to be kidnapped by a band of outlaws Usual prices for tl this ls extraordinary program and anda a chance with each ticket o on on Liberty Bond Dond 00 The seven Beven part photodrama TODAY TOl TO TO- l' l DAY DAY which will open for 2 days at atthe atthe atthe the Orpheum beginning Monday and which fe features tures Florence Reed In a as s screen reen adaptation of the famous play by the same Bame name has proven one of the most B sensational attractions ever produced It is no exaggeration to say stated a prominent exchange official official official of of- that judged fudged from from every angle and by every standard that makes a picture great Today is not merely one of the great pictures of or the tho year but one of the greatest that has ever over over ov ev- ov- ov er been made Today is is' the story of a modern modern 0 I home of wealth and happiness un until 1 0 til trough through tl I speculation lon the young husband husban loses heavily and in an end endeavor endeavor en en- 1 d deavor avor to pay his creditors is virtually virtually virtually vir vir- ruined Lily the wife hates the poverty to which she has been forced and seeks the companionship of her one time society friend Mir Mir- lam lam and is soon seen in the social a. a I whirl of pleasure Her many moods of frivolity futile anger and des desperate deeper desper erate er- er ate and complete abandonment abandonment abandonment abandon abandon- ment to the Journey down the path that leads to destruction are accentuated accentuated accentuated accent accent- by a subtle sense of repressed power which bursts forth into flames names at cruc crucial al moments or is conveyed to the emotion of expression of demon lac Inc rage and forms forme a curious contrast contrast con con- bast to the emotion of sensuous en en- enjoyment enjoyment when the lure of unlawful pleasure claims her fur for its own In the meantime t the e husband has paid his notes and nd is beginning a new start In life Ute and Is Is' Is given charge of certain apartment houses houses In the city by the owner There Is II Isone isone one house houle run by a woman of questionable character whom he goes to see to renew her lea lease e and looking through the room sees his wife's picture on the table lie He admire admires ad ad- mires mire the the- picture and through his tenant arranges a 0 meeting with his hll wife for that evening Hoping against hope that she not come ho he arrives at the apartments at eight Lily also arrives and I I walks into the darkened room Then he turns on the light and they are standing face to fa face e a 0 struggle follows and Lily Is II thrown to the floor presumably dead dead BUT BUT o of course there is a reconciliation Usual Usual Usual Us Us- ual prices 10 and 0 The news print tell of odd things in real life and the screen goes further further further fur fur- ther with fiction but the strangest plot of all willbe disclosed In the I unusual events t tl th Int at contribute to toMy toMy toMy My Unmarried Wife the Bluebird to tobe tobe tobe be presented by Carmel Myers at the Ia I- I a a ki li r t j e 9 t I F iy w m t tSun tm Sun ht's Lest Raida t i Orpheum theatre on Wednesday with Kenneth Harlan leading an excellent supporting cast The hero of My Unmarried Wife lives In the same apartment with the girl he has never never nev nev- er seen but has married employs her as his servant and never knows it is his wife who acts as his devoted devoted de do- voted hand The events I that lead to th these se strange conditions are embodied In tense and exciting I 1 episodes and when the tho scene shifts to the domicile of the married man Carmel Myers adds touches of comedy comedy comedy com com- edy that make the play an entertainment entertain- entertain I ment of unusual Interest and entertainingly entertainingly entertainingly enter enter- effective 1 Not all of the credit for a film In these days of impartial criticism goes to the star the leading man or the leading woman Very frequently the heavy gets his share as well One notable instance of this is the U Louise ulse Lovely production Nobody's Wife which will be seen at the Orpheum Theatre on Thursday In this Intensely intensely intensely in In- tensely tensely and interesting photoplay there are four roles which are almost evenly balanced They are the roles role of ot Hope toss Ross played by Louise Lovely Jack Darling of the Northwest Mounted Police Sheriff Sheriff Sher Sher- I iff Carew of and Dancing I Pete the girl Strange as It may seem the pl ph for for there are two of them Ronald N. N Bradbury and F F. II have Clark Clark have given a measure measure measure mea mea- sure of sympathy to every everyone one of these characters The Sheriff and Dancing Pete are aro the two heavy roles The Sheriff baa haa been boen a crimInal criminal criminal crim crim- inal all 1111 his life and and f Is endeavoring to I beat back to the straight and narrow narrow narrow nar nar- row path through disguising ng his former former former for for- mer role rolo under that of the sheriff of the community 0 N a. a 4 4 j t At the Quinn Theatre j i I a elJ I Nesbit and Her lIer Ron Bon Russell Thaw in Coming to the Quinn Tuesday next I fresh tresh from a remarkable engagement at the Cohan Theatre New flow York I I where It was the supreme matie malic sensation of the year we are areto areto I to see lee Redemption with Evely t Nesbit Nes Nes- bit and ter ier son Russell Thaw Thew I j In tits this her screen debut Miss Nesbit became a star atar over night Broadway went wll wild t over over Redemption lion tion it was n a profound sensation winning instantly by superb photography photography photo photo- graphy the tho thrill and tense tenie Interest interest of Its narrative the tho great mother love displayed by the heroine Miss Nesbit's truly wonderful emo- emo I powers powel the excellent cast and fine tine lit stage age direction nothing just like it ever eyer had bad been seen spen before and Broadway enthusiastically welcomed the novelty 00 e Saturday May at the Quinn The Rainbow girls All ne new and something you will enjoy Coming to the Quinn May The Blue Bird The greatest feature on the screen today I 0 Mary Pickford's latest picture of Clothes Clothe Line Lin Alley will be bo shown at the Quinn theatre tomorrow Saturday Is brim brim- full fult of comedy many mani thrilling scenes scene are shown One of the big moment Is when a member of a slumming party doing the Barbary Coast nan has a an alte altercation catlon with a waiter walter A blow low fol follows follows follows fol- fol lows sad arid in a few moment a battle royal is in progress j jt 0 t r While entirely different from anything anything anything any any- thing she has heretofore appeared in of Clothes Line Alley is a splendid vehicle for the talented star Itar and it is predicted that it wit duplicate her recent big success in Stella Maria Marls which was generally de dc- declared deI Glared to be hot her best bea Ar Cr ft picture The fourth William 8 S. Hart art picture to be presented by Th Thomas mas 1 H. H I Inca Inc through possesses some some som striking features that differentiate differential it from the long t series erlei of dramas mas that tha have made the name of Hart famous throughout the world It is not a Western story the scenes being laid in the far Canadian Northwest an and l there Is no love affair Only two shots are fired in the entire pray play an and and and d the villain exits from the world work in the first part lIart of the tho photoplay photoplay i play More surprising than all there ther Is la lanot not a single horse shown in the entire entire entire en en- tire picture Blue Blazes Biases Rawden will be shown at the Quinn theatre next Thursday No one can afford to miss seeing Fatty Patty Arbu Arbuckle's kles kle's newest comedy The Bell Dell Boy Doy which willbe willbe will wll be a feature of the bill at the Quinn uie theatre tre next Wednesday Mr Arbuckle Arbuckle Arbuckle Ar Ar- buckle is excellently supporter by such favorite comedians as Al AI StJohn St St. John Buster Keaton and Alice Allce Lake Y h As a combination of bell boy waiter walter barber elevator and general utility man ab about ui a hotel l Mr Mr Arbu Arbuckle i ehas has fun making fun making opportunities of which he does not fall fail to take the fullest advantage The action is rapid the fun tun un spirited and the entire Is la calculated to dispel gloom oio oil of the most rock rock ribbed variety N No resident resi resi- resident resident dent of Park City or admirer of this celebrated comedian can afford art rd to miss It ft 0 J i When lovers of the silent drama have lave an opportunity of witnessing the he first presentation of The B Struggle Struggle ruggle rug rug- gle the latest release of the Equitable ble le Motion Pictures Pictures' Corpor Corporation in which Frank Sheridan Arthur Ashley Ashey Ashley Ash- Ash ley ey and Ethel Gray Oray Terry appear they hey will see soe one of the few ibo per percent rent cent perfect film productions productions' ever conceived The Struggle is the story of con con- of ot the struggle gle between two friends and the unremitting intrigues of a woman desperately in love late The glade the fight between a womans woman's sense tienso of right and wrong the honor honorof honoro o of ot f one man and the Indulgence of I another The Struggle is in five ve acts I and was produced by the Equitable Motion Motion Motion Mo Mo- tion Pictures Corporation under the direction f t the noted producer John Ince at Miami Florida in part after which the company journeyed aos Brazil where a great number of the scenes calling for tor trop tropical cai verdure verdure verdure ver ver- dure and certain types of ot extra people people people peo peo- were made The Struggle will bo be the attraction at the Quinn Theatre o 0 The home of a rich Oriental merchant merchant merchant mer mer- chant was reproduced for tor the In Interiors In In- tenors In the Triangle feature play Her IIer American Husband with the most scrupulous care and accuracy of detail It was one of ot the most beautiful sets lets ever erected at the tho Triangle Culver Cul- Cul yer ver City studios The decorations were dose done by priced high artists Bcd and made u a wonderful setting letting liar if or the beautiful Japanese girls used in the thou I picture The scenic beauty in Her liar American i id III lt le little sort of or I and a powerful heart In In- In i a hM FY w I Scene from Triangle Play Her American Husband e 0 erest terest story involving and American characters character threads with gripping ripping force through this moving narrative This picture will be shown hown at the Quinn theatre on Wednesday Wed Wed- night a How a young married couple signed a peculiar legal agreement giving each other absolute freedom with the most remarkable results is le Interestingly and told in is Journeys Journey's Eng the new World World- I Picture let u re In which Ethel Clayton is I starred This most absorbing ro- ro I manco of the present day will be shown hown on Monday at the Quinn theatre theatre the the- atre tre Miss Clayton appears in this production production pro pro- In the role of Mine Aline Marsden wife of Phil Marsden the latt latter r beIng being be be- ing portrayed by John Bowers Phil has become Infatuated with a stage woman and aa as a r result sult of ot this lo in- in r has bas b become come estranged from frolD his bis wife Mine Allne determines that the time has come coins for tor a separation So Soshe Sosho she sho has her attorney prepare a 9 I strange legal document This document document docu docu- ment meat provides that for Cor a period of three months Aline Allne and Phil are to give each other absolute freedom in everything Phil finally signs the the document document doc doe and events begin to happen at nt a II lively rate The events take Mine Aline and then Phil to Florida There a young man becomes enam enamored red to AUne Mine Aline Phils Phil's stage stace inamorata follows him to Florida Florida Flor Flor- ida providing a that s piquant piquant I and interesting Journeys Journey's End is an absorbingly Interesting and entertaining picture You'll be glad to see seo it V A 91 N LAYTON CLAYTON l r. r End End- R. 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