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Julian Eltinge, the famous feminine impersonator, will be seen at the i; Theatre on in his latest Paramount picture, ” The Widow' s Might , '
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a story written especially for him by Marion Fairfax and produced under the j direction of William C. De Mille. ![
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Many of the outdoor scenes were "shot” in beautiful Pasadena, California?
and it is said that the gowns worn by the star excel in gorgeousness and style, I
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even those in his previous productions.
The popular feminine impersonator, Julian Eltinge , is to be seen in his i
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latest Paramount picture, "The Widow's Might" at the Theatre on ■
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This is a fascinating story written especially for Mr. Eltinge bylj
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Marion Fairfax and directed by William C. DeMille. Mr. Eltinge is again givei the opportunity to display his famous wardrobe of feminine finery and his talents as a female impersonator |
The story is that of a young New Yorker who decides to dable in ,
ranching and narrowly misses being robbed by a notorious crook. How he sue ’ ceeds in foiling the designs of this gentleman through the disguise of a woman, how the disguise gets him into lots of trouble with the girl he loves, ! but how he at length wins out and saves both his girl and the ranch, makes a j story of fun and adventure throughout.
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The cast supporting Julian Eltinge in his newest Paramount production,
"The Widow's Might" is exceptionally good. It includes Florence Vidor, j
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Gustav von Seyffertitz, Maym Kelso and James Neill among others. The play is a
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comedy-drama of the best type, written especially for Mr. Eltinge by Marion ? Fairfax and directed by William C. De Mille. ;
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