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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1917
Page
6
Vivian Martin stars in The Wax Model at the Broadway on Wednesday, praised as a strong Paramount release. Friday features Sessue Hayakawa in Each to His Kind, a tale of Far Eastern life and beliefs acclaimed as his best effort yet.
The new rink on Washington street, operated by Shellie Charles, attracts large crowds of men women and children each afternoon and evening. Under Mr Charles supervision order is maintained with nightly events such as skating contests and exhibitions drawing interest from the community. It is promoted as wholesome recreation and residents report it delivering on that promise.
The new William Fox feature stars William Farnum as Jules le Clerq and follows Adrienne Cabot who leaves her abusive husband Devil Cabot. Adrienne and Jules fall in love, he saves her from a snowsliding fate, and later Devil pursues with danger. Jules eventually rescues their daughter and kills Devil Cabot in a final confrontation.
Genevieve Hamper discusses her role in William Fox's Green-Eyed Monster at the Rose Wednesday. She says the work is delightful because it is work, and she condemns idleness as mental starvation, insisting that everyone must have work for happiness.
The fifth episode of Pathe’s Pearl of the Army at Broadway theatre was delayed due to munitions scarcity. It required $5,000 worth of ammunition for the battle between U S troops and the Grenadian bandits, with a two week wait for supply.
A picturization of Edgar Allan Poe’s The Raven will screen at the Rose theater next Friday. Henry B. Walthal, billed as the Poe of the Screen, appears as Poe the drunken poet in a production by the Esaa nay company.
Pearl of the Army episode features a twelve foot kiss by Pearl White and is to be shown at the Broadway theatre Monday. Dollars and the Woman a Lubin company film adapts Terhune's Dollars and Cents with Ethel Clayton and Tom Moore at the Broadway next Thursday. Andy Culp, Fox crew, fell from a 20 foot cliff while filming Green-eyed Monster.
Piedmont Theater in Greensboro presents The Passing Review road company with five vaudeville acts. Performances run daily at 3 30 and 7 30 9 with Saturday matinees at 2 30 and 4 00. Acts include a handcuff escape artist and a singer of character songs.
Robert B. Mantell, star of the William Fox production Green-Eyed Monster, says the ticking clock is the most nerve wracking sound in the film.
An orphan girl willing to do anything honest is drawn into deceit to secure work nursing a wealthy invalid. An observant villain exposes her, forcing involvement in a dangerous plot. A twist of fate leads to loss of her job but marriage, with the tale to unfold in the Bluebird photoplay "Wanted a Home" at Rose theater next Thursday. Joss Webber wrote and directed the production.
Nixola Daniels author of Green Eyed Monster and other love dramas, produced by William Fox, confesses she has never experienced love.
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