Moving Picture World (Sep 1916)

September 2, 1916 THE MOVING 1 Mi rURE WORLD trying but gruduully tin' kindliness o( Mi Burnea wins her over. Meantime, to t> i swaj from tin confusion of the cltj life, Mi son. Incognito, takes a bid all fishing shuck ut the seashore. The two meet— and neither recognizee the other. Hi.' friendship ripens each discovers oming younger, bapp I until ashing trip one day, when Elapetb I most drowned, they realise that th«j madly in love with each other But arriving at the Jui tice ol the Peai ' ■ for tho first time, learn the other's true Identity . there is defiance, bealutlon, petulance for a time. Then all ends happily. LIBERTY (Episode No, 8 ■'American Blood"— Two Parts— Aug. 28). — The cast: Liberty Horton (Marie walcamp) ; Lopes (CF. Raymond Nye) ; Jose Leon (Bertram Graasby) ; Bob Rutledge (Jack Holt) ; Pedro (Eddie Polo). Written and produced by Jaoqui card. Liberty Horton. the American heiress, having escaped from her abductors who are led by Lopez, rides toward the town of Discovery, to warn the Americans there of the plot of the lnsurrectos to attack the place. Lopez sends out several rebels who shoot and wound her, but the coming of some American soldiers from the camp frighten them away. She is placed in a hospital tent and when she recovers consciousness tells the American soldiers that the rebel chieftain, Alvlra, has 1,000 lnsurrectos under his command and Intends to attack the town of Discovery at once. A band of Texas rangers give battle to the Lopez band and rout them. The military camp officers then try to send a telegram of warning to the operator at Dlsj , but he fails to receive the message. Alvlra and his army attack Discovery. While the battle between the rebels and the citizens is raging, the timely arrival of a large detachment of American soldiers results In the routing of the lnsurrectos. Liberty, having recovered somewhat, is able to ride with an armed escort, to her late father's hacienda, and here she seeks recreation during her recovery. Major Winston, one of the guardians of Liberty, gambles heavily, and gives notes of his indebtedness of the total of .?20.000. Jose Leon, the other guardian of Liberty, has a son, Manuel, who desires to wed Liberty, and so the father and son plot to use the gambling notes against Winston to try to force him to agree to the prospective marriage of Liberty and Manuel. Liberty, whose sweetheart is an American army officer. Captain Rutledge confers with him, and they pledge affection to each other. Jose taunts Major Winston about his betrayal of his duty as guardian in losing money belonging to Liberty, but the latter refuses to comply with Jose's demands. TIMOTHY DOBBS, THAT'S ME (Episode 3— "He Becomes a Cop" — Two Parts — Aug. 23). — The cast: Timothy Dohbs (Carter De Haven) ; Jeff (Robert Milash) ; The Landlady (Margaret Whistler). Written and produced by Wallace Beery. Timothy has just returned from an unsuccessful visit to one of the well known studios. With the funds gone, Timothy and Jeff are forced to secure new quarters and they end up at a second-rate boarding house run by an old maid. She threatens to put them Into the streets if they don't pay up and Timothy, realizing the desperate nature of their situation, decides to use flattery to prolong their stay in the house. He makes love to the old maid in a gallant manner and wins her consent to have them remain a little longer. The landlady is transported to a new heaven of delight over the ardent love making of the handsome boarder. He learns that at one of the comedy companies men are wanted to act. The next day he and Jeff hurry to the studio. At last Timothy gets in and is given an extra part as one of the cops. He has a rough and tumbled time. In a chase he finally falls out of the automobile and is dragged through the streets. Jeff sees Timothy as the car passes and sets out in pursuit. Were it not for a fortunate sandpile, poor Timothy would be dragging yet. But he is stopped very suddenly and when Jeff comes hurrying up, all that can be seen of Timothy is his feet sticking out, the balance of him being covered with sand. Jeff rescues him and the two friends sadly return to the boarding house. The old maid sees her gallant lover all bruised and bleeding and bandages him up. Timothy comes to and sees the old maid sitting beside him. He frantically pleads with Jeff to take him away, even to the studio, anywhere to be away from his persistent admirer. i.inly Lunger, the i lotor \ ollmi i . I hamplon. , w , . i andldate g< I warm reception on Btarl "t Coaal tour. Detroit, Mich, Subtitles : Mrs. Hi reel tor handshake ( bl \ "Gallon" "i Gasoline. City Weight i a Official traps cheatln New \,nk City, suiniiie : "28 Cent di ilClOUS. Duly u pint abort. On tho blacklist Japanese Training Ship. Cadets entertaining visitors on board the Ts el Maru.— San Pedro, Cal. Subtitles: Old fashioned Inning match. f Of Jin Jltsu. "Katy" Train Wreck. "Making up tinn "costs ,i three and Injures tortj Subtitle: Locomotive buried under tender, Foiling tho Sharks. — Steel wiro nets to protect bathers from man-eaters.— Coney Island, New York. Five Million Dollar Pier. — Improved water front for public welfare. — Chicago, 111. Subtitles: New giant "Jack Knife" bridge. — Chicago, 111. 100,000-ton counterbalance. Dry Land Swimming. — Fair co-eds get mermaid lessons before going in the water. — Berkeley, Cal. Subtitles : Teaching the stroke. The kick. In the water. Floating. British Mail for the Front.— Letters for boys in trenches sorted near firing line. — Pozieres, France. Subtitles : Censor on the job. Suspicious ! Fish for his supper. Letters off to trcncliGS. Liner that Fought Submarines. — Ro d'ltalia and gun that drove off three U-boats. — Hoboken, N. J. U. S. Warships Cool Off. — Up from California's heat to snow-capped peaks of North, on training cruise. — Sitka, Alaska. American Scientist Performs Daring Feat. — Lowered to depths of crater, he risks life to ignite gases, which menace surrounding country.— Sardinia, Italy. Ambassador Page Returns. — American Envoy here from London, on first vacation in three years. — New York City. Subtitle: Jos. Smith, Commissioner of American Irish Fund, and Thos. Hughes Kelly, treasurer, who were not permitted to land by the English authorities. Getting Ready for the Submarine Bremen. — Rushing work on big shed to store her cargo.— New London, Conn. Cartoons by Hy Mayer. ANIMATED WEEKLY, NO. 34 (Aug. 23). Millionaires Turn Sailors. — J. P. Morgan's son among citizen tars for battleship cruise. — Brooklyn Navy Yard, N. Y. Subtitles : Making their "beds." Maine sails. Kentucky goes to sea. New Jersey leaving port. Virginia quits Boston. Oregon carries California men. "Baby Autos" Race. — Small but spectacular speedsters thrill crowds by 60-mile speed. — San Francisco, Cal. Subtitles : Try this on your pianola. The winner. Harvard Students Study Flying. — Citizens learn to be airmen for Uncle Sam. — Buffalo, N. Y. Battle Flags Back From Sea— Hang ensigns tattered by fight off Falklands in Cathedral. — Canterbury, England. War Victims Still Merry.— Convalescent soldiers watch crippled athletes. — Roehampton Hospital, London England. Subtitles : One-armed men race. One-legged men race. Hughes Makes Friends. — Fifteen thousand give ovation to Republican candidate on speaking tour. — Minneapolis, Minn. President Keeps Busy. — Entertains campaign managers, tries to settle railroad strike and sees Bull Moose.— Washington, D. C. Subtitles : Mrs. Wilson plays hostess to Democratic Campaign Committee. Railroad employees' chiefs visit White House. Progressive committeemen see President. Health officers confer at Capitol on infantile paralysis. U. S. Mortar Tests. — Animated cameraman goes close to targets of half ton projectiles at testing of 12-inch guns. — Long Island Sound, N. Y. Subtitles : Placing targets 8 miles away. These iron "pills" hurled 10 miles high to fall on warship's weakest part, the deck. The mortar pit. A bull's eye. Salvo, 1-1 two shots at once. Shells land 25 seconds after firing. Cartoons by Hy Mayer. UNIVERSAL. ANIMATED WEEKLY NO. 33 (Aug. 16).— West Wins Over East. — Pacific Coast Champion defeats New York Athletic Club swimming star. GOLD SEAL. THE CHANCE MARKET (Three Parts— Aug. 29). — The cast: John Marmaduke and Jim Fowler (King Baggot) ; Marv Cullen (Irene Hunt) ; Tim7 Cullen, her father (Jack Ridgeway) ; Buxton (Frank W. Smith) ; John Coyle (Howard Crampton. Mary Cullen is engaged to be married to Jim Fowler, a crook. Jim's pals come to get him to go on a big job, and Jim leaves in spite of the protests of Mary. The house that the crooks have picked out to rob is that of John Marmaduke, a wealthy bachelor. Jim is picked as the one to go inside to do the work. John Is still up and hears the man enter. A struggle ensues and it ends as John kills Jim. The butler comes in and both men notice that there is a striking resemblance between John and the burglar. The bachelor decides to take the crook's place and to leave the body there to 1591 m.ik, u appi ,u as n as bas i ommltt i be but lor a John pul on the other ma 'h Jlnf. shot but linger Just oul .vinn out they attack blm <■ m bleedln borne. Thi m to bis own funeral and notlcea that [i n, ,i ut nil grieved at ill. Hi n ., nlng i" »ur ble manners bul doi not suspect anything until the next day when uounces Marmaduke for It ho has In tho meanwhile Jim's pals have found out thai he is at Ma d they coi Mary warns blm but bs says that HI not leave without ber. Hut they have so long to argue that thi como and trap John. John succeeds In getting tho i ono of the crooks but Is having a hard \ itli the other when Buxton, the butler, whom John has sent for a real meal, arrive* in time to save his master. Mary Is rushed Into a waiting auto and as the picture fades out the two are seen in the tonncau of the car rang each other. POWERS. LITTLE BROWNIE'S BRAVERY (Sept. 1).— The cast: Doctor (Arthur Allardt) ; "Brownie" (Elizabeth Janes) ; Her Father (Edward Hearn) ; Buster (Cameron C. Coffey). Written by L. Canfield. Produced by C. S. Elfelt. Tom was formerly a life-guard on the beach, but an accident made him an invalid. His only chance of recovery is a costly operation and he and his little daughter, Brownie, are saving up to have it performed. The girl is an expert swimmer and makes quite a little by diving for pennies or any other coins that people throw in the water. One day Tom is despondent and is about to end it all when Brownie comes in and says that she has had a very successful morning and has earned all but twenty-five dollars of tha money for the operation. That afternoon a doctor is leaning against the railing on the boardwalk when it gives way and he is thrown into the water. Brownie save* him and the doctor comes that night to thank his little heroine. When he sees the father in bed he inquires the trouble and volunteers to perform the operation. The father recovers so that Brownie does not have to risk her life any more for the sake of a few paltry pennies. The little family rejoices in their new-found happiness. L-KO. THE RIGHT CAR BUT THE WRONG BERTH (Two Parts — Aug. 30). — The cast: Mr. Cowbull (Dan Russell) ; The Lady (Katherine Griffith) ;. Her Husband (Vin Moore). The duties of a floorwalker should stop at showing ladies the right counters, but Mr. Cowbull lets his duties go further. Unfortunately, a nasty-tempered husband thought otherwise regarding dressmaking shops. Mr. Cowbull did not heed, however, until matters reached such an unpleasant state that he was told he had five minutes to get out of town. He was perfectly sincere in wishing to escape, but unluckily husband picked out the same train. Mr. Cowbull jumped on a mail catcher to save his life, but the mail catcher threw him back again into a woman's berth. The husband' was not supposed to be there, either, but he was, and so was the conductor, and so was the porter and so was a flirt-hater. All picked out the top of the train for the exercising grounds. The train had to be in the great city on time and couldn't stop for a mere killing. This made running on top even more unpleasant and Mr. Cowbull ran from one end to the other or until he caught on a bridge. The husband, however, also caught on the bridge, but neither one knew that this bridge was a drawbridge and went up 250 feet. How drawbridge?, trains, steamboats, hand cars and flying machines could all meet in one spot and not get mixed up any worse than they did is a problem. JOKER. A MARRIAGE FOR REVENGE (Aug. 26). — The cast: Nancy Mopes (Gale Henry) ; Obidiah Amutt (William Franey) ; Jack Amutt (Milburn Moranti) : Silas Gabb (Charles Conklin) : Neva Gabt (Lillian Peacock). Written by W. W. Farmer. Produced by Allen Curtis. Amutt and Gabb meet and decide that their son and daughter shall marry to unite the families. But the young folks do not take kindly to the proposal, as they have never seen each other. So Neva, who is summering in the country with Nancy Mopes, an old maid, sends her picture to the prospective bridegroom and then leaves for the city, where she takes a position in a lunch room. Jack receives the picture and nearly passes away when he sees the awful face. The only way out for him is to get married to some one else, so he sets out to find some likely girl. By