The billboard (Feb 1911)

Ttie eillboard FEBRUARY 4, lOlt. ojH . tile Sc r ee n A 7^ br and the b In- *ttad back agtla to attestd a booM.iHtK. A big dUM Is Klnrn la hU honor aad srait pttpwe- atkms 5ure mad* ther«for. The joangKV stater when Ae comes to doa a ball fown Soda that abe la ao Sadl7 tanned that ahe looks like a rright asd her older aUter inslats upon her ntaying away. < This a^ia cr^tea a nunpos. Tbe tiall la ata^ed and an nonanal scene Is portrared. Tba arecuior la tianafvrred from tlm* to time to tbe mtanda antalde at tba ball room to wbere Ibe jvoacsr aMar to andlaee aad with an old «mt awB orer ber •booldan la cnTtoaaly wateb- ttp bar atater and tbe otber menr makers irltbin. Vbe young man atroUa ont on the Tcranda to ■mrehe for air and comes acroaa the rorlom yoong-iKlrl. This offers an opportunity for a ■p-per''rlliuax of tbe story. There Is a tender Ibt» a^°c and when tt la OTer tlie jonncer rt rter Mnda that alttaaoKh east off from tbe ane aorrcpuiioosiy takes her lather's t4 thnwtac It to bim from a window. eaoHw afalto bin. Tbe tUber. an- tbe totmafam of hla enemlee. oMars BlOGEAPn. HEABT BKATS OF LONO tated betwiM two Italian hooses, and It meant disaster to any one of the Iwlllserenta to Intmde Into the oppoalng house. Tbe Lord of tbe honse gives a feast in honor of the arrival uf a wealtiiy foreign noble, whom be ex- Kets^o make his soo-lo-law. Tbe dangbter, wewr. baa glien her heart to tbe son of her (atbef^ enemr- That be.may be prcseoi at tii<> tostMd. she aorrcptllloosly takes ber father's ■ riasd ir—■— — - deatbrto^nr inember who eaters tbe hau', ~After tbe fiatlTlUes, the nnwelcome betrothal takea plaeej and the forbidden lover braves deatb to aec hB loved one. While tbey are in clandestine meetUg a guard Is seen to enter the corridor, ao tlte girl hides her sweetheart in a secret closet, turning the key and taking It with her. Not finding tbe Intruder, the guard Imagines be was mistaken. Tbe fsvored suitor, bowever. Is anaplcloos and detenninea to watch. At this ■eaaat. tbe fatber la caUad away fior a ttow nl n aa baoar to Ua'aaa-ta^aw eieet leaves tbe honaAold In bla abaolnte ^rge. This move works; In fsvor of tbe nobleman to more eSec- tlvelyr pnrsue bis. watch, and going Into tbe cor- ridor fiadB tbe forbidden lover'a cap on tbe floor oatslde tbe closet. Tbe situation. If exposed, would* make the nobleman the langhlng'Stock of the entire courts of Enrope. so be vows ven* geance. The slrl realizes her lover'a flanjrer In tb^ alr-tlf:ht closet, and makes a desperate attempt to release him. but In this abe la sar- prlaed by the noble, who secures from her the mv, and deaplte ber order sends tbe gnards otr wteB abe called to break open tbe door. Tbe •naiOB. of comae, mnat respect bis orders, as he has been placed to cbatge br the master. Later tbe master of tbe boaae retaras and tbe nobleman tells the atory to him. and lON tbat the Imprisoned lover has met his fato by tkl> time, opens tbe door. His antlclpatioa-waS 081^ rect. for tbe llfeleas form of tbe forblddea lever falls headlong across the corridor. . PRISCIIXA'S ENOAGEMSNT KISS (Comedy; celeaac Feb. B: length. S97 feet).—^Pnacma is Dl with throat tronble and PanI la much con- cerned about this, and bis sympathy for ber In- tcnslfles hla love, to such an extent that be pnpoats. PriaelUa. of course. U wUlIng, but • ■■Sa IB a Joko declares Paul too young to mKOT' Ha aaat grow whiskers and become ■an maaly. - At tbia point the doctor calla to.-treat PrtaelUa for her aoie throat. TUa M. Ik la a crank on germs and microbes, Oat bacteria lurks In evecythtag and and frequent disinfection la our only hope to ea- cspe dliicaae. Paul la Introdnced to the doctor, hot before taking Paul's hand. Doc dlalnfecto it. Maybe Paul Isn't sore, but the worst cornea when the dUclple of germlcldea In taking Prfs- cilia's pnlae lingers. Panl leaves tbe boose In- •anely Jealoua of the doctor, for Priacina, to iaaae bin. aeens to be ptaued wJtb the doctor'a b ttoat hn m , Bowcrcr. wbea nol arrlvea at the dob be has cooled olt a bit aad decides- to can ■gain to Kee Priacllla. He is net by tbe motbK who bands him a note to tbe efract tbat tba doctor bxr fortildden bier to see-Panl or rocatve his floral tributes If she hopes to recove r. It li a ctfe of "Hearts and Flowers vs. Occma and IfIcrobea." Paul la now farlooa, and determines to do sway wltb himself by smoking blmaelf to deatb. purchasing all tbe "weeds" at the club tor the purpose. This Is rather a slow and dls- agieeable method, so be desists. Fnrtbermore. be rnuons that tbe flcfcle-hearted Prlscnia u not worth It. Prlscina. now cored of ber sote throat, to Jooaaome. ° and longs to ace Panl. bot ber ■cMa^pRventa bar aendtoc 'tor. bin. bow aval, aeoda a aottl •^Chm to I IHH woald' like to are yoa."^- 9>^thli Ika answer: "Let tbe little girl we tbe germ factor." It Is now Prlscllla's torn to get angry, aad tlirough plfine she accepts the propoaals of tbe germlRt. Inviting the engagement kiss. The docfor Is abont to kiss her when be catches htm- eelf. and disinfects her Ilpa. Oh me! Oh my! but she la wild, and chase;^ bIm oat. The mother now sends a aecood note: "PrIsclIIa cured. The geima and mierobea are gone for good." This deeides Panl. aad calling, everytbtoig ends hap- ■aana.aaa BBiaTCBiB. napiaiini a-ml. PATRE FREBES. TH E ESC APE FBOM TIIE TU11.ER1S8 (DtS' ma: released Jan. 80; length I.OOO feet).—Tbe Count de Champceneto Is tbe Governor of the Tnll- eries at tbe time of tbe reign of terror. Be la warned by bis friend, Sladame Elliott, that tbe palarf* Is to be sacked by tbe mub. but be will not leave bl.t post. In the riotous scenes which fol- ' be escapes in tbe dress of a dead Repub- I and Is hidden by a kind-hearted woman aC tba people. Later be makes bla way to Ma. dana niiott'a. and ab an bar bsaaa -to aiarcbad . tba police aad tb#.jWM|ittoi ftw ,jlto Hf doaa tba aa* .at « poatHllon, aad thus ad drives Sadaaae to aer caxriage across tbe (Matter to aatoty. HEARTS, HUNGER. HAPPINESS (Comedy: rdeaaed Feb. 1: length 722 feet).—Billy Is In love, but he thinks be'a aick, so be ealto in the doctor who quickly recogalMt wbat la the mat- ter with tbe lad. Thinking tbat It will not do any harm to scare .blm a little, the doctor tells bIm tbat be must fast for three days. Tb'v Billy does faithfully and grown hiugrler by tbe minnte. On tbe third dav he geto a note from his sweetheart asking t^lm to attend a blrthda>- party. He goes, and what to bla dismay tu And a great big dinner awaiting the guests, wblcb he of eonrae cannot eat. Bather than alarm hfs fricnda. be pnto hto food in bin pock- eti. and. when tbese are fnlt. Into tbe pockets of Us aelgbbors. Bow be geu In tronble with tbe doc DoOley and is foond out and pardoned la too good to tell. PRACTIOAI. BRtXHC TBOOT BnBI>IN6 (Instructive: released Feb. ll-lliilk'Mt flwt). — A. aim of universal latoiast aa< laoliai Hull and very entertaining. THE St AYE'S REVOLT (Drana; released Feb. 3: lenglb 7SS ftet).—Ellaaa, a Syrian maid, tbe sweetheart of Gnr^l. attracts by ber beaoty tbe attentions of Ranetca, the King of Egypt, who has her carried att to bis palace by hla slaves. GnnB>'l Interferes but Is cai^t over a cliff. When he recovers, he vows to be avenge^, and flndlne a way into the palace, he takes bis place among the slaves. Inclttnc them to a revolt at the proper time. He does not see Ellssa. who has repulsed all tbe ad- vancee of Rameses. onin tbe day of the great feast, wbea naay atavca. be.anaag tlm. were needed to tba baviaat toS.' Wbsa. attor the meat. Baauasa anaseil Mmarlt MtUag alaves. EUsaa begs a dart (torn him, and tomtng qnlck- Iv buries It In the heart of the monster. This la the algnal for the revolt, which enda In tbe reunion of tho twa beactt so evidently totendol «e bar bad. aad baa ■naa^tS BIOB IMD D 8 T R T IX 7APAN (Instnictlve: rdeased Fel>. S: length 256 feet).—This film shows bow tbe main article of food in tbe land of NInpon Is prepared. A COWBOY'S DEVOTEDNESS (Drama: re- leafed Feb. 4: length 023 feet).—Bnd May lesms tbat bis sister has been Insulted by a cowpnncber and seeks blm to make him apolo- idve. Falling to find him. he sends blm a note telling him tbat If be doesn't do this before Bud meets blm. he'll put dayllsbt throagb bim. On receirtng this the cowboy goes to tbe girl's home hot not to make excuses. He draws his gnn tbreatonlngly and tbe girl stmgglra with blm to get It away. lo the atmggto tba gim goes olt and the man falla dead at ber feet. With Bnd's note lo th.- drad naa'a packet eui^Iclon naturally falls on him, and rather than have bis sister Implicated, he assumes tbe guilt but makes bis escape, and in a distant town marries and settles down. After five .rears he Is discovered sad tried, and is about tr> be convicted, when iila atater, having beard of the trial, arises from her sick botl and goes to court, wbere In a dramatic scene she con- fesses her shsre in the matter, and Bad is freed lost in time to catch bis d.rlog alster as she sinlcs anconsclons to the gronnd. THE BROKEN TRAIL (Drsma: release Feb. 10: length —). —An emigrant family wltb two baby boys arrive in California over the Santa Fe Trail. Pltcblog camp they picket their horses, hare their rapper and retire for the night. In the morning tbe ittliTT aaada the oldest bny: Dirk, to the aeanat ctaBa of tie-s to gather dry Are wood to get tba morning meal. Dick Just abcnt arrives in tbe wooda wbea a marauding band of Apaches swoops down upon the unprotected emigrants and utterly destroys the camp. In tbe mean time the yoongest baby boy Jack has crawled Into tbe weeds aad to aot Observed by tbe Indians. A company of IT. S. aoldlera aeeing tbe amoke from tbe burning wagon ride up and And tbe father and mother who have tieen killed by the' Indians, and bearing a voice In tbe bushes locate yotmg Jack. Tbe locket and chain around tbe motber'a neck Is taken and tmnsfcrred to baby Jack. Dtck while gathering fire wood sees the attock of tbe Indians and thi-oiicb fricht runs as fast and a* far as his little legs will carry blm. ercatnally isacbing the log rabin of a pioneer •ettlcr'a tonlly wbo take bin to. Dick tella tbaa eC tba ..attock tor Indtona and tbe littio acpbaa b«r to adopted by the'kind-hearted setflen. Twenty yeaia.later Jack while passing thrangb tfiat aeetfon of California stons at tb^ ranch of Mr. Dayton, the home of Dick. Meeting Mr. Dayton's beantlfnl dangbter. be (all* In toTc with ber. Tbe mother asks him atnut his famllv and he tells the storv of the msssacri* on the trail and shows his motber's loeit"t. Dick, the other brother, wbo Is In Inve with the daughter of his parents by adoption, n-^ros the love tbat has apnarvntly spninf np hetive-"i tbe hoy and tbe girl, becomes exceedlnil.v Jealous. Dick while traveling a nearby monntaln range —_ .—.— .—_ f^jfif, ta. - rom to c to diiui> of bwdi- es aisd watches Jack as he comes nn unaware of the condition Jnst ahead. When he reaches tbe broken trail be plunges down a stee'> bill and Is there found later by Mr. Dayton and one of his cowbovs who carry him back to ttie ranch boose. On examination It la fonnd that he Is not bidly In'nretl. In the mean time Mrs. Dayton shows Dick the locket that Jack has left wltb ber. Onening It he Immedlitciv tceagnlzes the fare of bis mother. Tastsntly ' l«n ac bba aad b a waaders betaft eC fcaeoB.. ■ MELIES. wauB uaveiing a nearoy m %&nrs^^MS?"b&L' aa of flw tiafl be' bMea to a t ONLT A SISTER (Drama; released Feb. 2; length —).— If Jnbn was half tbe man tbat Molly ta, (he and her father wonid have been a great deal better off. Molly by ber In - - - dtfo - it ^^^^H dnstry and ambltfona has saved r ^\ op Ore hundred dollani to go to college and complete her edu- cation; abe la very prond of her acblevem«-nt. John Is a young fellow with extravagant no- Uona, who refuses to hold bis jobs as a skilled mechanic and Insists upon spending bis time In gambling and dissipation. Molly lores her brother and tries to Induce blm to mend bis ways and make a man of himself. Molly's fatber, wbo Is editor «f tbe locsl paper, starts a Joarsallatle campaign against tbe ganbleta, aad tbey dcdde tojet area wltb Ub by raining his sen Taha, Xlwr dtaw tb» bagr Into a fuae, «to Us awag. aad jg< bin The leader of tbe gang at aHAlHa atorta early tbe next morning to gat tab «b«al cashed. John hears of It. and to t e m wee attounta to kin himself, but la pierented doing so by bis alster Molly, to whom be eon f s s aea Ua vrroog- dolng. She takes her college money. Jnmiie on her horse and reaches the bank In time to de- posit tbe money la her brother's name, aaelng him from arrest and imprisonment. Her biother wakea np to a aense of his amall- ness, resolves to make good, gives Molly hU note for flve bnndted dollara. aad atarto at SEUO. THE LITTLE CIRCDS (Drama; released Jan. 80; 4 length —).—Jim and Bertha are boyhood aweetbeatta— Bertba, boddtng tato woman- bood, baa higher ambitions than the simple country llto. and y e a raed tor tbe big city. It to drcns day aad aU waa. ex- citement, Rcglnaia Black, a ettr cMp. MUa to toke her to the Mg etNoa. na to aaot by her father to keep aa aye. ea than* ■ She Is petsnaded lib Itwit wllb MMli (or tbe city. She leavea a note for ber father tdling blm tbat she and Black are to be married when they reach the city. Upon arriving she llnds the Insincerity of Black's promise and realizing ber mistake slips aw-ay and appllea to the circus manager for work. She la given a chance. Jim secures a position as hostler with tbe same show that be may look after Bertha. Dpon making her entrance to the ring she Is hurt tn a fall—picked np and caretl for by Jim. wbo takea her home where ahe Is nursed back, to heaUh. - As the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Dock- Etader. owners of the Garrlck vaudeville thea- tre, Wilmington. Del., the staff and nnrsea of the Delaware Hospital were entertained at a box party In tbe theatre Friday evening, Jan. 20. After the pertormance, a aumptooua repeat waa aervrd at a nearby caBs. Mra. Dockatader waa aerlously 111 aone noatba ago aad appre- ciating the ktndncas aad attention ahowa ber at the hospital she gave evldeace of thia feeling by aforementioned entertainment. Mr. Docfc- stader baa likewise recovvred from tbe recent attack of paenmonto and to abeat tbe tbcatie "SILVERIaHSHT" MMMH 'MIM PMIK- CMnWIi Extraordiaan Fiatam An: l«o»enM*ln».latoly,ltiaBalb. MMlMUpaMUH^ M M0V1I6 PICTURE MACHINES STEREOPTICONS, SLIDES, ACCESSORIES. Qias. M. 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