The New York Clipper (November 1907)

"" _ 1152 THE NEW YORE CLIPPER. m im' ■Ma Iff mm _.-lfp 111 11 i : P ! j$2 If ■ a/ P r lift 1» f >A- -ft !'.: fi' I r ■ i life: * ';■■■■:'.' ■ P - NOYEMBEB 30 V 1-WlBirM ; LIFE MOTION PICTURE MACHINESftr FILMS g a!""^^ A OH MY! Mr. Frenchman had such a good time: but now he is so tired. "Oh me! Oh my!" He gets in all kinds of trouble. INTENSELY FUNNY. LENGTH, 310ft. PRICE, $34.10 ONLY KIDS Boyish pranks and lots of fun. An amusing picture, full of merriment. =1 LEH6TH, 435ft. PRICE, $47.85 A BEE A BEAUTIFUL DRAMA FROITIIE l.f DI.H FRONTIER LENGTH, 650ft. PRICE, »71.50 1907 "MARVEL" CINEOORAPH COMBINED WITH Including Electric Lamp, Calcium Lamp and Adjustable Rheostat, BARGAIN SALES Waists, Corsets, China, Glass, Furniture—Everything at bargain prices. Hubby will be delighted. But hubby throws everything out of the window, including the Bargain Hunter. Imagine hubby's surprise when every- thing comes back. LENGTH, 510ft. PRICE, $56.10 ALL OUR FILF/JIG ©LAGS A. PRICE, I I CENT8 PER FOOT. OUR BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES FRIE OF CHARGE VITA FILMS 12 CENTS PER FOOT. THE DESPATCH BEARER - - 725 FEET A CHEAT WAR DRAHA. THIS V^I oa dllno :k. * u r s»i 1 big come. r 1 Colors..^ Copyright 1907,bv TA* Fttapraph Oo. «/ America. Two young men play a prac- tical Juke. One of them dresses up as a joung lady and flirts with several men, who are de- ceived by the olever disguise. - LENGTH, 515 FEET. A Beautiful Child Story. THE BIROLAR Si THE BABY Copyright IDot, bv The rilagraph Oo,0 America. A burglar breaks into a house and Is Just In the aot of robbing thOBMc whonaltttlo child enters the room thinking It Is her father who has returned homo. Bho shows no fear of the burglar, and the thought of his own little child at homo causes him lo re- linquish his attempt at robbing, ana results In bis reformation. LENGTH, 315 FEET. 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It la a powerful drama of fascinating interest, touch- lug and full of Intense pathos. This picture story without words unfolds in every inch of film beautiful episodes In the life of a soldier at home, the parting, en route to the battlefield, camp fire life and return home. The series opens with a faithful scene of a dock, where all Is bustle, baggage men heaving large trunks, usual hangers-oq, sailors and passengers. A soldier ac- companied by his wife and child appear and board the auxiliary tug. The vessel slwims off, passes several crafts and finally reaches the ocean liner, a monster, which passes directly In front of us—giving a very Instructive picture of one of the ocean greyhounds. A gang plana Is passed to the tug and the passengers are transferred to the steamship. Here a very touching scene Is enacted as the soldier bids farewell to the two dearest to his heart The woman with heavy heart and the child leave the steamship, which sails away amid the Dutterlngs of many handkerchiefs. One Is almost tempted to wave his handkerchief, so realistic Is the scene. .. , fne soldier» home Is now shown wherein bis wife, lonely and In Borrow, Is SfiJiSSi It™' IZ^P *A° I**/' wlth the Priding hand of the mother, adds a postscript, then both kiss the letter and seal It. ™^ ^. following series of views faithfully portrays camp life, tents, soldiers and sentries. A skirmish 1b enacted; the eaemy, crouching, slowly creep up to IS! Jifli « * an £' discharging their guns, surprise them, but are repulsed, and in the melee our hero Is wounded. Another camp scene, an orderly sppears bearing mStXiiSE? na8tl 'y a °d expectantly gather around the officer who distributes ;..S.S. i.. .!£ 5 Qnat on tn ^ P^und sod eagerly devour the contents. One anfor- mJS. te i?^U. B ^- 1, t vll lS recelTe d'any mall. Is a picture of despair and disappoint- A.i? B , co ° soled by his comrades and resigns hlm B elf to his fate. . ~ , lnst I cetw J" that °' the good ship returning with the soldiers; our hero ?n£ £&„'. un ?„ d0WI \L n f„ Kt S g - pla , nk t0 meet hl » faithful wife and child. The meet- ing scene sends a thrill of unalloyed sentiment and pleasure Into every observer. 525T ^If,ST- ■ 662 SIXTHWVE. CHICAGO. NEW YORK. LA PATRIE BLDC, MONTREAL, CANADA