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8EPT£MBER lOi 1910. ■.:■.»■■■ T tte O i LI board 27 cndlnC «Ib Uw; inUJtiimhKmfbe. teaeiME blm and drass Um off to tbe. minister... Sal . and Jack hare Juat bern made - mas aod - wife, and In ttaelr ncw-fonsd happiness tber agree withithe tetelter, that;' baTlnc. ■and. yBaeh'H'* lite, she la entitled to,It. "Bach" leslcna bim- self ;to the IneTltable.]" .1 :-; BSSXNAY. WHIST (Comedy;'ideaaev Bept, 14: lenicth 545 'feet).-r-Ofn;^ Blink gives, a whist party, dortoK which the piven >ie Imtemipted by.an aaplrtnc Tirtnoao-acri—.. tile -conrt, ■ wiio -»t«rt» kttocldnc the teeth qjit Of the idano. Other neighborly'musIclanf aRlilV^npaa toe, aeene and lend'their, aid, to thelriCOmma^ cansing a suc- cession oC^^deafenlngViieiBes.'.::-Bar.-Blink Is sent out to qnlet ti» mnairiana,' bot Instead forms an acgttalntance with them, tluaagh tlie .medium o( a bottle of Scotch whisl^. utterly torgettlas bis soelal^dntles." Tbe' catastrophe comes rwben Mrs. Blink.-suspicious of what ms.v iiare^bap- pened to her spouse, hurries-off to the'mu- sidan'a apartments, where her suspicions are conhrmed. ~ ? BE MET THE CHAMPION (Comedy; release Sept.. M; length, 455 feet) A cheerfai 'idiot reada on a poater In front of a theatre'that Ftofessor- Brawny, wrestler, will meet all vom- ers, and poalB a forfeit of SlOO to any one'jrho win put him on hia back. The former endenTors to Icam "hr hook," hnt mects 'lilg flntsh/hn the mat. OADHONT. : (Oeorge Kleine.) - VNRBQCIXBD I»TS (Sodetj tragedy; re- leased Sept :S; length, 5S1 feeu.-s& yooth i> loTed by two alstera, bat Ilia love Is returned to but one of. the two. He unfolds bla mind to ooe ot tlw maidens uiting her-to Intercede with her sister la Ilia behalf. Tills sbe does In spite of her own. great lore for bim. The wedding shortlyjIoUows.:.,, The less (ortanate sitter, be- Ilerlng alie now has nothing to lire tor, grad- nally deelinea nntU ahe has become an InTalld. Tbe sister and bee- biwhand both exhibit the gieatest kindness to her at all times. One day, while the rest ot the Csmlly are happily engaged at the Flower CandTal. the Inralld girl pa^oea away. To add to the patlMs, the bapp; party, on tlieir retom, thinking slie Is asleep, shower .hex with flowers. CAUXO TAKES MKW LOOamCS (Comedy; leleased Sept. 3: length, 427 fbet).—OUIno mores to hla new lodgings, aecompsnled with sU the awkwardness at the eommoad of the.nanal crowd of teamstera and baggage amashets. <Ilext Calino attempts fiaiigiiiir pletiirea and Hxing .abelreSi:.: bat I dlivlays nttec: Inability 1 to cope With'the ^caaleat/ altiutlons. ' The sId of alt nelghbofa is enUstedmore to ladlcal confuaioa than to; proflt and aid.. The film, which Is a aatire; oa the Olaiar-flat hoUdiogs of Paris, anal- ly closes by, Calino being easily dragged thno^ the celllag hy Irate iiilghliors, v who- Object to. his drlring nslls np through their Hoor in bis elforts to hang a chandelier. 3HB WAT OF. THB TRANSGRBSSOB IS HARD (Tragedy; released Sept. 6: length, 952 feet).—^A eoolSdentlal aeeretary, hard pressed for personal funds, oretpowers a bank meaaen- ger and obtains a goodly som. Tlie mecaenger la biddott. In an office cheat. The fellow be- trays himself to hla wife, who, broken in spirit, eonlldea In the family, and re<ioeats their aid.' Tlie old. father, though heart-broken, would still aid his son to STOld the legal eonse- qnences 1>y snpplyiiig bim with a revolrer, tmat- lag him to make bis own punishment. Bat the s<m, stroggle as be will with himself, can not bring hla courage np to the ctleUng point. When bis fear has conquered iind he la abonr to llee.: thej'lnllee atrlre and he is forced' to leaye hls aotrosrcd family. ROBER^'iTBE VDEFU. (Xjatery play; re- leased 8ept.Kt;Iawth. MM feet).—Bobert. the DeTll la a mystery play with tlu> npholdlng of rlghtcoasnnS'aa its morsl. AX EAST WINNER (Farce drama; releasa Sept. IS; length. 4S3 feet).—There la a quarrel between two young men orer a woman, tma of the dnellsta hires a friend who la possessed •of greater courage than himself. His substl- tnte la nude into a perfect likenesa of the cowardly bean. The battle Is magnlllcently won Iqr the hired duelist. The maid arrlrcs to see and admire the grand llnale. When she con- Ktatnlates the Ttetor and aaanrea bim of her late, he finds It tmiMasIlile to jnaintain Ids disguise, bat stin holds the gbL A POWEBFCI, VOICB (Comedy: release Sept. 13; length. 488 feet).—An aristocratic ap- pearing snett arrlTcg at ■ imall hotel and or- dera iila atyte- of-itwrn. -One boor later his Toleo : is beard othronglwnt the hniiding. The Toiee'If of taeh'■•eetnen that the serrants neglect tbeir business to listen. In the street, by the "poamr of. his rolce, be commanda -vehi- cles and bnUdings at hia wlU. At the resUn- rant nr . abort song wina him especial favor, while at tiM cafei atrangers Inalst upon treat- ing him, and waiters outdo themselves. Po- licemen, too^- have no powers againat tbeae tones and readily grant, all the UBBAN-BtaaPSB., . (OeiDrgo'.Kletne.) . INOBAT1T0DE (Drama; released Sept. 7: lenaui. M7- feet).—A taltty wealthy farmer foollaUy gives all bis effects to bis s<» on the condition that a comfortable living be given him nnill his death. The son proves untrue to bis tm«t. and developed a fierce cruelty toward hla kind but anwise father. But for his sweet-na- tnrcd grandsiv, the old msn would often suffer for, the barest necessities of life. The two be- come great companlonst. In the course or events which follow the father la made wealthy through the. death of a local lord, while the .son anffers the misfortune to lose bla home. But the old forgets the past, and gives his aid to his son who has so Ill-treated bim. .JUUTABT KITE FLYISQ AT BHEIMES (Tbplcal; released Sept: 7; length, 256 feet).— Scenes of this-film are, shown In the following order: Preparing the Kites; Sending Kites into the Air; Suspending the Car,Containing Passen- gers; the Windlass; tbe. Car*: in' the Air: the Descent. THE ARTISAK (Drama; release Sept. M: length. -tST reet).—A wayfarer In search ot work Is aided by a strange quarryman. Thp'two become comrades. Through the infiuence of his' benefactor, the journeyman obtains a position. Six montUa later fate baa ironically made the t«-o chums rivals for tbe hand of a mutual friend. One day one of the men enters the .qnjrry just as blasting operations are about to commence. His comrade rushes forward anu saves bim, but is tatslly beared, and as be dies be joins the bands of bis comrade anil th>. girL THE TRAMPS (Comedy; release Sept. 14; length, S25' feet).—The landlady of an Inn sees lier bnsband fiirting with a girl, and threat- ens to throw some vltrol over bim If he does not discontinue. She fortbwith obtains a wine bottle full of poison.-- The vltrol by accident Is given to some tramps. When tbe mistake Is discovered there la a chase after the tramps, who are : fonnd onconscloas. -When revived they are oSeced the-best wines in the Inn as a recompense. This does not satlafy them. hu». ever, and tbc^ ask for more of the llqnor sup- Iilied them before. To pacify them their request a granted, but tlie onlookers are amazed to find tbat no in elfects follow, beyond a farther ad- vance in Intoxication. KDISON. ALICE'S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND (Fairy comedy; released Sept. 9; length. 185 feet).—This stotT is of the variety written by Lewis Carroll, with whose tales of Alice sod her strangch adventures in Wonderland all are familiar, THE OREL&T SECRET (Onmedy; release Sept. 13; length. 900 feet).—A clever American wo- man Is engaged by a firm of New Tork corset makers to go to Paris and make designs ot the forthcoming fashions In Parialan corsets. She happens to do some sketching and makes a snap- abot of some pretty scene within a French for- tiOcation. and she Is Immediately suspected of (Continued on page 46.) MR. EXHIBITOR! mm yaa make np your mind to nas Tnisgsndsn ntina. IIS dead sum yaa dsal with aa osrhsnge Oat cnrlsB tha aawest nhlsetn utmr watt. TbaCg M. OMML T.>inn>T.n »»ssMsnt i.j\.e:^/i]vil.e: nLM SERVICE ZraasviUs. 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