The New York Clipper (November 1907)

1096 THE NEW YORK CHLIPPER. NOYEMBEB 16 l—LJBIIM £ LIFE MOTB^^ImCT^^ * PH ^£eRIm££ lA HOW BROWN SAW I BASE-BALL GAME Boforo golns to til* Ball Gams, Brown tale* a few High-balls—This make* him see tblog* In Brand style. THE FUNNIEST FILM WE HAVE MADE YET. LENGTH, 350ft. PRICE. $38.50. NEIGHBORS WHO BORROW Jack la so good-hearted and the nelghbon need the thing*. He loan* them everything, even the baby. But, oh, want a difference . when Mrs. Jack oomea home! LENGTH, 493ft. PRICE, $54.23 1 so »» IN COMBINED WITH SMUGGLED UNTO AMERICA In China—Dlagoiaed—Off For America — The Custom House — Limborgcr Cheese — Bumps, Bumps, Bumps — America. Lengths 717ft.: FUN : Price, S78.87 Including Electrto Lamp, Calcium Lamp and Adlnetable Rheostat. A Beantif nl, Pathetic melodrama, In 18 Scenes A Happy Home—Good-Bye Forever— DeadV-Homeleas—In a Swfatshop— The ' Cruel Landlord—Starving—in A foundling Home—The Poor Rich —Adopted—After Eighteen Tears- Home Again. LEN6TH, 828ft. PRICE, $91.08 ALL OUR FILMS CLASS A. PRIC E, I I CENTS PER FOOT OUR BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES FREE OF CHARGE VITAGRAPH FILMS 12 CENTS PER FOOT I ACT WE CI - TIIB TW,N BROTHER'S JOKE LA J I iTCCIV. A LITTLE HERO 600 Feet 300 Feet THIS XA/I A FISH STORY Copyright, 1301, by Th« Vitagraph Co. Of America. Enthusiastic fisherman starts on trip-^Wife wishes him luck—Has none, starts homeward—Buys fish at store, paying for same in bad money—To his friends the sportsman tells of great luck—Arriving home, proudly exhibits big catch to his wife—Fish dealer now appears with bad money disclosing fraud —Wife and friends give fisherman the laugh. A CRAZY QUILT OopurigM, tm. by Tho TltaaraphOo. of Amerto a. Husband about to [retire —Wife hands him comforter (Crazy Quilt] made by her mother—la disgusted—Wife quiets him and he retires with quilt—Covers himself—Snow falls and piles up on bed— Phonographs surround him —Huge boots play around — Trousers move around mysteriously — Comforter envelops him — He throws it out of window -It falls on passing traveler, who runs in tear—Bumps into police, man—Gots beaten — Scene dissolves—Man awakes from a dream—Removes quilt— Covers with overcoat and sleeps peacefully. ;i;; r^asMmmshm. ijfiaSsid im 400 FOR SALE "Vltagraph" Adjustable Rneostat, "'■ Vllagrs|iU" Lamp, » • SSjO.OO 35.00 THE VITAGRAPH COMPANY OF AMERICA ■elllngAgeatai KlYllfa OFTIOAl. OO., Chicago, 111. mow YOUR, no Hassan street. CHIC AGO, 109 Randolph gtrest. LO.fDOR, 10 Cell Court. PARI!, !• R» Saint. OoaUs. THE SPLENDID SUCCESS OF THE OLDEST FILM RENTING HOUSE IN AMERICA WOULDN'T BE SO ORATIFYINO IF WE WERE AT I LOSS TO ACCOUNT FOR IT. Good Service, Perfect Methods AND Perpetual Reliability AWARD TO THE PIONEER NATIONAL FILM RENTING COMPANY FIRST PLACE IN THE FILM RENTINO BUSINESS OF THIS COONTRT. National Film Rooting Company, 02 N. Clark St., Chicago, III. (IN CASE YOU WRITE) NEW MOTION PICTURE FILMS We shall place upon the American Market the following GAUMONT subjects during the Week of November ll-November 16, .907 - The attention of film buyers and renters is called to this list of delightful comedies, every one of them in the front rank for photographic excellence, superb acting and natural wit, with stories that need no interpreter, but tell their own tale. They are morally clean, snappy and interesting. These aims can be purchased by any rental agency or exhibitor, and there is little reason for competing theatres to complain about lack of subjects. COMEDY SUBJECTS —■.*"•«. A ROLLING BED . . . 340 Feet Men..„...„, THE STOLEN SHOES. . 417 Feet -"; GRANDFATHER and the KITTEN 227 Feet t*-„..*ov. m .the BOMB. .... 314 Feet —*«* TURNING THE TABLES . 347 Feet EVERY SUBJECT USABLE ANYWHERE ft W5TATB ST. ■ 662 ISIXTHffAVE. CHICAGO* NEW YORK. LA PATRIE BLDC, MONTREAL, CANADA. I