The billboard (Apr 1911)

APRIL n, tnu Xtte Billboard •Mir at Om caat-op waif. Tha sM la called. mSTthSuS Mcocilbca a loekat tS» la waariac, SS umtM tbe-atoiT ■ burnlnc ablp. wbvD aka ma icpanred from her bnsbind and baby, thuklas tbam both Inst. Here ahc baa taaod bar eMla aad tbe arilnt a ww alster. The wo- nun ttkct (be t<rl with her to lire, aod war- ada bar witb everj luxury, bat tbe girl lorea iMMr aetbcr tao well, ami aUpgint away SSt, rataraa. to (he alapla ron TBBIB XOTBKB (Drama; rcleaaa May 1: laoctb, ass teet).—Alfred and Edmnnd. porerty- •Mekaa. and with their aotbar in Id bed. deter- ■ataa to co ont aod bee, hat are unancceufal. The elder boj bita upon a lilan. and taklas bis jruuDSer brother to a elelhloc. la order lo m«k< Urn look wretched: be then atanda blm la doat of a taablonable rentaurant to bee from the icaeata. His brother, wbo baa been watchlns neaawblle. when tbe proper time cornea, atepa forwari], and. striking an attitude, baada hta tittle brother the frn- centx h« baa, aaTlat: "Take that from dii-. old man. It will brl^ ynn luck. Tbe onlmikent art* both amttaad aod toacbed, and not to lie outdone hj tha lad, tbajr abower currenc/ on I be mlaerable little betgar. Aa eld teallemaa. wbo haa beea obacrTlBs the ^ raae, aad followa ikt atacumataacta. chlldrea, aaea thraaab their thao bame, what* te lada add tbe neaeMM " tbe mother aa4 « tot aoma time ta Tbe Bine Nile. I wis LUX. .NALOHTY MISS EDITH (Comedy; lelaaaed .ipril 28: len«lb. 472 feet.)—Timothy Hair, a oincb bewhiikered Indlrldnal, falla Id lore with a hair drvaaer'a pretty daocbter, and cntcrlna tba ahap aaate a bom at tba rent Udy. who alti daj&orilir at bar daak. ma nota laforma MBa MItb Hut the writer lofaa bar aad aaka when he can aee ber alone. Ua Ikmra Ua a note. telllDc him to wait until her fbthar aaaa not. AccordlDfly Tlmotby ordaia tba attaad- ant to trim hla hair, flodlng at tba caoetallOD >ir ihe operation that father baa nat tnoe ont. Irarea tbe abop. entem afaln and then -deman !>■ a batr cut. Meanwblle Edith ha» abown the note to ber lorer, one of her fa.ther'a aaalatanta. •ad both are conrulaeil with rauxbter aa Tlm- othy** loTe lock* are pbom otr. Not oaly that, bat he la obliaed to hare his lieard rat oir In onler to have aome excuse for waltinf until falbar foca ont. Bnt all Id vain, for when tbe MMiatloa la completed. Mlaa Ediib aad ber Iw laat* tbe abop toftibar, toaTlnc poor Tlm- Mbr Nnrtlag blaM»lr la tbe glaaa. on tbe aanie tiH with BUl'a Oavdaa. o."'.'^.. ^!i!^l>' (C«M4rs lalaaaad April *f« ««Mtb m Cwt).—hlll-a ooclc died and left hU pretty *%ta ba abarad by bU Mhaw aad SV-s^ BitftriS 8: aeroad door while Jaekaon la to bave the flrat door and tbe (arden. Bill dera aot like this at au, and when he aeea Jaekaon warklna la tha caidaa. After a abort while BUI deeldea that By lecnrlag aome mould, BID tTaaaforma hla room Into a perfect wlldemeaa, bnt la content, for. Ilka JackaoB, be has oow ■ aardea. Bnt ifa cnalaataent doea aot laat lont. for he aeea wt.laa Jackaoaa bare a dock pond, and he de- "laa to bare oae. too. He aecam srreral Wbanaltb to enbaace the caarma of bla After a abort wblla Bill decides that FAtlNTS CO. aaow, natll ha reacbea Chleaao. He acta tliere, aad holda up the one whom tie llnda In tba oOce, aod takea from him tbe /nil amonnt of tha laTeitment He then reaumea the Joomey la tba maaner In wlkldi ta« came, and arrlTe* at the little town. Xbo man baa heard of the tallore of tba HUilac OatDpaaft aad la al- moat frantic. Bcckleaa meata tbe little zlrl. and firlBc ber the mooar. talla bar to taba It to rfatber,. aa^ jba ttnv..«raMbas tb«lr..loy thiaiigh tbi mMMT EDISON. THE CHILD AMD TBB TBAMP (Drama; rdeaaed April 38: length 1,000 feet).—Bcck- leaa Is a tramp throogh and Ihrouab. Isay and bont«t. He refures to l>ecomc a burglar In tbe Bnt aceoe. and Iravea hla two tramp companions to ao tbatr way while be poiaaea bis owB. TWO laaia later. Beeklaaa aaea la a coople <^ amug loafclBg geatlemra in aa ofltaa balldlag In Chicago, bla two trauu trloa^ aad Jaataa that Vbf are pramotloa tbe Ooldea Vatft^ Vlalns Company, ainpawdly a waaltbjr eaipomtloB. Some montba later, wblle begging aoaethlBg to eat In a amall town la lower (5allferala. Bcck- U*nH u inrlted lo aad itlren a diaaer. aad aooo learni' that tbe father of the family bia all tla MTlaga iDTrated la tbe (toldea Valley Mlalna Onmanny. Wttboot aaylac anythlac. Beeklaaa decide* to aet ttie msa*a money back for blm. and iierforms the Journey acroaa the coantrr undcrni-ftiu freight cars. In the cold and thp 1 blaat. loo aaa a track a piece of maehlaary which lltta np of traefca, relaylag It ta tba proper ilao nntaeroas ateam aborela. aad tbo •wr iba mum *t tbeir TBB PAXAXA OAlTAb » tMI (Edocatlonal; nieaaa Majr t{ kHMk MO teat).—Tbta flln ■bowa evei7tblBK la nil " ' Bhlfier. sections place, alio manner In which concrete la eonTcyed from place to place. It la loaded lata bna< bucketa, eadi welding acTCral tone, which are bandied and ran along trolley wlrea aa tbongh tbey weighed only a few poonda. Many other Inteteatlac aeeaaa are abown. aad ycara from now thia mm will doable In value when the canal la eomplatad. JOSH AND CINDY'S WEDDING TBIP (Com- edy; releaae May 3; length 1.000 feet>.—Joab Witharapoon and Cindy Snodgraaa, coimtry Iot- eca, wUla taUac a drlra one afternoon, come open a dlaablaa antanabile, and lU auloua owner. Jodgo Wright. oC Mew Tork. Joab drtrea tbe old geatleauu to the railroad atatlon, and be olTcra money to Joab and Cindy, bat tbey refnaa, aad tbe India than gtree them hla card and eztenda an tBTttatUm to call on him aboold they erer rlalt Kew York. Joah aad Cindy are married ahmtly after, aad to to New York for their Honeymoon, while walking tbroogb the streets tbey find a wallet full M mooay. aad Immediately go abopplng, tniying en^rtblng tbeIr hearta deaire, until a clerk dlaeoraa that tba mooay la cooatcrtelt. ^ Tba oeat mgnlng they at* haoled Into eoort befoca Sndce WMgbt, »go waoji^aa jftwia. Md aMlaia tbam .la aaub' Ui«*\an..bawSt'SM tSjSi aaoSlat mmWrn^, faiw aaea LUBni. TBB SBBBIFF AND THE MAN (Brama; releaaad April ST: leagtta 1,000 feet)—Jack Wlntoa went West and became a desperado. Hla mother wor- rliMl po much that ber other son. Tom. decided to bring blm back. It possible. He found tbe aherlll looking tor Jack, took on hla own abonld- era the raapooalbUlty foe tba crlm ' " "~ the crime, aad gaeabl the abariC. Xbat alght tba aberlff aelacted Jack ta gaaia tha prlaooar. Oinlag tba idgbt Jack allowed Tom lo eacape; then after Inaa bad a good atart, he gare tbe alarm. Tha abertH set oS In ponnlt, loat bis borae and be- came exhausted la the desert. Tom. wtio bad slso lost bla wsy. foimd tlie sheriff. He dla- inountfd and rerlred tbe aberUf. who In grati- tude for Hsrlng bis life, allowed blm to go. The cloNinic scene sbowa the two hoj» snd tbelr mother reonlted. A KASCINATING BACIIELOB iCumedy drama; relea>« May I: length 1,000 feet)-—Arthnr Her- rlek'a good loaha, ebarmlag maaacr aad tat baak aecaaat «ada blm tbe object of tbe atcec- tiooa «t mmi of tbe yonng women aad wldowa la tbe town. One day aa old Udy waa lajatod ooar hla home, aod waa carried Into hla booae. ATtbnr aa^Ofed a anraa for ber, aad as she waa yeong and good looking, and paid oo at- tention to Arthnr wbateTcr, lie promptly fell In lore with ber. and nsad to alt aad gaaa at her by the hour. In due time the old lady recoTcred. sDd the nume left. Artbor then found an old ■ nd dtH-replt man. put him to bed. aad again hired tbe same yooag anraa. She aooa saw ihnogh bla acbema, aad beewala t ihnogh bla acbeaia, aad beewala t aagir, wai aboot to leara, wboB Arthnr hiaaalf eul aick Of coana aba avaaa hla, aad at tba aad of hu Kiaralaacaan«i tov aia. ma triad KALBM. THE r I D I) L K • S REQUIEM (Drama: re- leiine May 3: length feet).—Tlie old uiiisirian, playing bla HiMIe la bla nnet liiani-. dreama at hla .v<intb and hla laat lora. .\* tbe paat oatalda It- self, he aeea bla awect- beari. Doloraa, (occod by ber patoaia ta alga a contract «t ■afrlaia with Don Carlos, and be again Tends afar Ta meuinrj: ber messsce af farewell. ■•My Only Lore: "nils Is my marriage ere—the death daj of my soul. I can Dot go wltboot one laat fare- well to you, whaa I inU ana* aaa aaala. Wait for me by tha laba oaW faa hMtSi bells cbiine. Tonra la snirit nntll death. DOLORES." Meeting her at tbe lake, aa rrqocftrd. abe SiTca htm ber old eMla. aayl aa; ••! bare reatbed my aoal lata thU »loUa. Ilheos'er u plsys. It Is my sool tbsf speaks." ^ fi'w iliv« Irtti-r thf rrai'(Hlr tiVes plscf thnt NESTOR <^ Wartk-WUk FOm ,»» Tan mmt do withont har. 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