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40 THE MOVING PICTURE WEEKLY 'The Lion Man" Episode 12 •THE JAWS OF DESTRUCTION" » CAST Stella Kathleen O'Connor Westcott Jack Perrin Enright Henry Barrows Lacey — Leonard Clapnam Celeste ^t!:*'''i'*®«r^?*2f Lion Man Mack Wnght Bill Harry Ds More WESTCOTT and Stella are in the burning cabin, surrounded by the enraged miners. Sinking to the floor, overcome by the smoke, Westcott and Stella are saved from a terrible death by the Lion Man, who opens up a trap door and takes tiiem to a tunnel below. Revived, Westcott and Stella go to Enright's cabm to recover the mokiey stolen from them. They force Enright and Lacey into a clothes closet and depart with the money, Westcott telling the men that he will return shortly with the Sheriff. Enright and Lacey succeed in escaping from the closet, and before they leave the cabin they place a heavy steel trap before the door, so that whoever enters will step into it The jaws of the trap they smear with cyanide, a deadly poison. Celeste, tied to a tree where Stella had left her, is rescued from death from a pack of wolves by the Lion Man, who tells her that he only saved her because she was a woman, and warns her that she and Enright must leave Westcott and Stella alone. Westcott pays off his miners, who gladly return to work. Leaving btella at her cabin, Westcott starts for the sheriff. Enright and Lacey chance across the Lion Man, who has removed his head mask to drink at a stream. They obtain this head mask, and coming to Stella's cabin, Lacey dons the mask and enters, just in time to save Stella from the advances of Bill, one of Lacey's men. , Stella, taking Lacey for the Lion Man, tells him that she is never going to give up until she has Enright, Celeste and Lacey behind the bars. Lacey, enraged, pulls off his mask, and Stella flees pursued by Enright, Lacey and Bill. Westcott, with the sheriff, returns to Enright's cabin, but as they are about to enter they look off and see Celeste, who has just come up. Stella is overtaken on a woodpile, vvv and in the fight falls and lands senseless on a sawing machine below. Enright, Lacey and Bill, coming down to her, decide to leave her where she is, and start the machine going. Westcott and Sheriff decide that Celeste has eluded them, and Westcott starts to open the door of Enright's cabin, with Stella being drawn closer and closer to the sharp teeth of the revolving saw, as the episode ends. Hearst News No. 7. Tanks Engage in Realistic Battle. — Camup Meade, Md. Paris Welcomes New President of France. — Paris, France. Sub-Titles. — President and Madame Deschanel are given ofBcial reception at the Hotel de Villa. Marshal Foch and Madame Foch. Braving the Atlantic With DeepSea Fisherman. — Off Boston, Mass, Sub-Titles. — Small boats ride the heavy seas to the Georges Fishing Bank— 200 miles off Boston Light. Some day fish may banish the bean from the Boston breakfast table. Feathered convoys of the fishing fleet. Boston Light Ship — home again ! In the Public Eye. — Leaders of railway trainmen leaving the White House after conference with President on threatened strike. — Washington, D. C. Sub-Titles. — Timothy Shea, of the firemen and engineers; E. J. Manion, leader of the railway telegraphers, and B. M. Jewel, head of the A. F. L. Railway Trainmen. Chairman Payen, of the Shipping Board, who planned to sell the thirty German liners seized by America during the war. The Stoivn King's Trail. — Army tanks help metropolis remove unwelcome snow. — New York City. Lansing Resigns at President's Request. Sub-Titles. — Robert Lansing, whose retirement from the Cabinet follows differences with President Wilson. Secretary of State as he appeared at the Versailles peace table with President Wilson, where, it is i"eported, the first break between the two occurred. "Snow Kiddies" Like Outdoor Life. — Perrifsburg, N. Y. Sub-Titles. — "Flu" and pneumonia never threaten the sun and air cure youngsters of the J. N. Adams Memorial Hospital. Stripped for action. No surplus weight. Heavy Seas Batter the Famous Morro Castle. — Havana, Cuba. "Indoor Sports" Cartoon by "Tad" THE BIG MONEY 12 (Continued from page 39) MONROE SALISBURY in 'The Phantom Melody" with JEAN CALHOUN Story by F. McGREW WILLIS Directed by DOUGLAS GERRARD HARRY CAREY in "Marked Men" with WINIFRED WESTOVER Adapted from the story, "The Three Godfathers" By PETER B. KYNE Directed by JACK FORD MARY MacLAREN in "Rouge and Riches" with ROBERT WALKER Story by W. CAREY WONDERLY Directed by HARRY FRANKLIN JAMES J. CORBETT in "The Prince of Avenue A" with MARY WARREN Adapted from his stage success of the same name by Charles E. and Frank T. Dazey Directed by JACK FORD "The Peddler of Lies" with FRANK MAYO and ORA CAREW \dapted from the Saturday Evening Post Story. "The Peddlar," by Henry C. Rowland Directed by WILLIAM C. DOWLAN MARY MacLAREN in "The Forged Bride" with J. BARNEY SHERRY Story by J. G. HAWKS Directed by DOUGLAS GERRARD