The Moving Picture World (November 1907)

596 THE MOVING PICTURE WORLD. KalemFil (THE HEW ILBHS;) Western and Adventure at its Best Length 465 Feet The story of the Lost Mine is a pretty one—telling how a poor prospector was grub-staked by a tender-hearted girl, aad after perilous adventures found a mine and won a bride. ..The film is a most perfect specimen of high art photography in motion pictures. Demand it of'your rental bureau. Make them give you the best. Woman, Cruel Woman Length 315 Feet An amusing story about a cook who tried to cop a flirtations parlor maid. DRAMATIC RHEARSAL, Length 105 feet Showing how a sketch team nearly raised a riot at Coytes- ville. A real laugh producer. All ready November 16th. Making an 876 ft. Reel of exceptionally attractive stuff. OORSPAMY, Ibuc 9 HALEM FILMS HAVE CARTOON TITLES Recent Kalem Successes RED MAN'S WAY • 750 Feet NATHAN HALE • 680 Feet His Affinity - - - - 340 ft. Wooing of Miles Standlsh 720 ft. Troubles of a Tramp - 255" Regqy's Camping Party 705 « The Rival Motorists - 555 <• Dot Leedts German Band 585" The Gold Brick • • • 705 •• BII Butt-In S the Burglar 160 «• It Was Mother-ln-Law - 160 " Chinese Slave Smuggling 650" KALI 131 W. 24th STREET (Telephone 4849 Madison) NEW YORK CITY Selling Agent, Kleine Optical Co., 52 State St., Chicago London Agents: Urban Trading Co., 42 Rupert Street ities we are handed out to-day? Hurry up the invention!— Bost» Post. * * * FROM PHILADELPHIA. Half a dozen of the girls in William Boogar's Philadelphia, Pa., orchestra appeared as witnesses for the showman in the injunction proceedings before Judges Bregy and Kinsey, and b reply to many questions relating to the manner in which their music blocked Market street, replied individually and collec- tively that anybody who said they didn't know how to piny wis mean, anyway. -Some mere man, a member of the Market Street Business Men's Protective League, had testified that the orchestra, while it was good to look at, had a limited repertoire, and could pin only "The Holy City" and "The Palms." Miss Anna Baldwii, the petite leader of the girl musicians, just settled that right oi when she took the stand. "Two tunes! Well; I declare! Why, we have between 130 and 200 pieces in our repertoire, and we never play the same piece twice in the one day. We're the best ladies' - orchestra, we are." This, with a vigorous nodding of the big green plumes in her becoming hat, was delivered in a manner that bade fair to quasi those old injunction proceedings right then and there. "I'm the drummer girl," said Miss Adele Clark, when askeJ what particular "noise" she produced. "I also play the bells, the bass drum, the snare drum and—oh, yes, I almost forgot- the zylbphone." Miss Clark wanted it understood that neither with any one nor with all of her many instruments, did she evoke the "harsh, discordant, nerve-wrecking sounds" described in the complaint Other members of the orchestra simply wouldn't admit thai they were a nuisance. Common Councilman Charles A. Harris, chairman of tit committee appointed to investigate the show places, testified that he had found nothing of which to complain. After hearing argument by counsel for both sides, Judp Bregy held the case under advisement * * * The new moving picture show which is o be opened and cot ducted at 729 Market street, Rochester, N. Y., by John Tract lein, will be known as the Star Theater. * * * St. Albans, Vt— George T. Archer and Alfred E. Blake, have formed a partnership o be known as Archer & Blake, wi conduct a theatorium in the Lewis Building, on Main street They have taken a lease of the place for two years. * * *- MOVING PICTURES AND LOVE CLASHED. Love and moving pictures like oil and water will not mix and that is how it turned out that there was but one thing fc Percy to do if he wanted to hold his job and still satisfy hi craving to possess pretty Elsie Dorothy. That one thing was get married, which sometimes cures the love fever and mis better with moving pictures. Ergo—Elsie Dorothy Maher is now Mrs. Percy Rowe. Sh made the change just as the morning sun^was peeping over tfci Hoboken hills Saturday, November 9. The courtship of Elsie and Percy began in the Manhatte Theater, now being used for a moving picture show. Elsie sweeter than the candy she sells in the lobby. So at least thoug* Percy. Percy works the moving picture machine, which a too careful management had placed in such a position that Pi could feed his eyes on Elsie. According to the mana there was a woful mix-up in the pictures on the screen, ns to the mystification of the audiences. When Al. Minahan, the manager, saw what was going on warned Percy that if he wanted to hold his job to keep his ew on the films and off Elsie during business hours. That was tb last straw, and so on Friday night he and Elsie, thinking were on their way to Hoboken, took the Forty-second street fef and landed in Weehawken. They could not find anyone there to tie the knot, so they hi 1 * an automobile, and at 5 in the morning landed at Justice Keefc office, where Miss Maher became Mrs. Rowe. Then they cas back and begged forgiveness of the management of the theatt Last night Elsie was selling sweetmeats and Percy was tunc the crank of the picture machine, each happy in the other's fc The new moving picture enterprise to be started in the fonw "Alhambra" on Fourteenth street, New York, is mo.-t reaii. The formal opening was announced for November 15. but tb it is understood, will be.delayed, owing to uncomplete! alt'