The Moving Picture World (November 1907)

THE ; MOVING ' PICTURE' ^fcftLD. f- 635 We are sole American agents for HEPWOKTH A1FGVC0. CRICKS & SHARP R. W. PAUL tiozh se@ in this Review ^ ^ ^ WRITE for LISTS .jS TRADE SUPPLIED WILLIAMS, BROWfl & KRLi Dcporttsent P 918 Gbestoaf St.. PHILACELPHIA,0.S.A. f AC! Ozygen and Hydrogen W^ In Cylinders, - - - Lime Pencils* Condensers, Etc. Prompt Service, Reasonable- Bates ALBANY CALCIUM UGH? CO. 26 miilem St., Aibcny, 8. Y. TO DEALERS ONI.Y Condensing Lenses, Objectives? Jk©_ 9 ^e» KASZN <8fc 194 Bsroaaawtay, • CO. How Y©_*K S^'i'GscnlbQ Mow anTicl THE MOVING PECTtTRE WORLD R INT1WC fnr QCMLfTr A-&4/VS StfC CESS PATHE HEW PASSIOH PIL,AY also for the new Biblical Film THE PR©OH<OrAIU 3®M mmmE&tm & co. 130 E. 8tb Stress, Cfisaciimati, 0. WAeaYd© TO BUY FOR CASH 300 FOLDING CHAIRS SUITABLE FOR M.P. THEATRE. Send Lowest Cash Price. CHAIRS, 115 Kaplan Avenue, Jamaica, N.Y, - WILLIAM t J. MORTON of Philadelphia, M.P. Operator, who worked at Teutens Theatre, Rockaway Beach, last summer. 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G« GENNERT 24-26 E. 13th Street NEW YORK 53-55 Lake Street CHICAGO wtmtamtmfam m Pathe Freres issue this week, "Modern Hercules at Work." The hallway and stairs of a boarding-house are shown and the various lodgers are seen ascending the stairs to go to their respective quarters. After they are all in, two burglars jimmy their way into a room and the next set of pictures show what is transpiring orr each floor. Beginning in the .cellar, an old man is seen sampling wine from huge kegs. On the floor above a lodger is giving his friends a little dinner. Above them the burglars are working, and on the top floor a strong- armed circus performer is going through his exercises with numerous heavy weights. He lifts one and then another mass of metal and he finally raises a huge dumb- bell above his head. Suddenly he wavers, his arms give way ■and the dumbbell goes tearing through the floor where the bur- glars are at work, then goes right through that floor and on top of the diners, tearing through that floor also, finally landing in the cellar. The strong man follows through each hole. The gymnast gathers himself together, takes his dumbbell and ascends the stairs to the hall. Here pandemonium reigns, the lodgers running about as if a hurricane had struck the building. On learning the iden- tity of the bolt, which shot through the building, they are about to do the gymnast violence when he sees the two burglars trying to get out of the building and by grasping ^them both and holding them for the police he wins the better Will of the lodgers whose floors and ceilings he had broken. V ?tlpsjand;.P§wos-.p£.a Hat." A lady and\