PEERLESS PICTURES.

Grey River Argus, 18 May 1922, Page 2

PEERLESS PICTURES.

Louis Weber’s production ‘‘To Please One Woman” will be show at the Town L'all to-night in conjunction with Bryant Washburn in ‘‘What Happened to J'EARL WHITE. Entertainment of the highest quality is offered in ‘‘The Mountain Woman,” 1 earl 'While’s latest ‘William Fox picture, which will be shown at the Town Hall on Friday and Saturday and at the matinee Saturday. Miss White plays ‘‘Alexander” McGivens, a ‘‘gal in pants,” with all her dramatic ability. No feminine linery ever set off her little figure more gracefully than the boyisU garb she wears in the earlier part. ‘‘The Aloufitain Woman” tells an exhilarating, story of the Kentucky hills—the chief character, portrayed by Miss White, being a beautiful girl who steps into her father’s shoes when he is wounded l>y a young lad drunk on moonshine vhi sky'. The attempts of villainous to take advantage of her sex and beauty form the basis of the plot. There are many exciting scenes. The supports include a two-reel Sunshine Comedy and ‘‘.King of the Circus.”