Pleasant Grove Review | 1929-10-19 | Page 2 | Popular Lewis Stone in "Women of Women"

Popular Lewis Stone In "Women of Women" Lewis Stone, who in the past year has played many outstanding roles of the screen, is the hero of "Wonder of Women," M'etro-Goldwyn-Mayer's gripping human drama of modern Europe, playing Sunday an'd Monday, October 20 and 21 at the Cameo Theatre, with sonnd and dialogue. It is the first role since his outstand'-ing outstand'-ing triumph with Ruth. Chatterton In "Madame X." Clarence Brown directed direct-ed the new play, adapted by Bess M'eretlyth from Herrmann Sunder-mann's Sunder-mann's famous novel, "The Wife of Stephen Tromholt," and Peggy Wood, famous stage star, plays the heroine. Leila Hyams, Harry Myers, George Fawcett, Sarah Padden and other artists ar-tists of note are in the cast The story, tense in its human interest in-terest plot, depicts the life and loves of a temperamental German compos, er, who although he adores his wife, cannot resist the charms of other women. There is pathos and tragedy in the play as well as humor asd romance. ro-mance. This is the second Sudermann novel nov-el Brown has filmed, the first being the highly successful "Flesh and the Devil."