The New York Clipper (January 1908)

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1356 THE 9CSTEWr:YORK CLIPPER. January 25 SEI^l JL LAROK8T IWIANUCAOTOREIt OF — . M « * PHILADELPHIA UUOlB^I J LIFE MOTION PICTURE MACHINES £& FILMS * 21 sonm Eighth street. THROUGH ARKIESS 'E ., UNDERWRITERS APPROVED MODEL TNEOILY E equipped with improved Fire Magazines, Au- tomatic Fire Shutter and Au- tomatic Fire Shield^SAs- bestot covered Wire Connec- tions, new im- proved Lamp- .Sou8e,newstyle Fireproof Rheo- stat, improved Electric Lamp. CoBpliti with miylhlig seat li tie eat, licludisg polisnid CARRYIN6 CASE tor BMhai its, $135. Til $111, with Adjustabla Bicycle Stett Legs, to u- till onr the fut, $145. Henry Clay, Director John Lattimer., Fire Marshal DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY CITY OF PHILADELPHIA FIRE MARSHAL'S OFFICE Room 388, City Hall Philadelphia, December 3d, 1907 Mr. S. LUBIN, 926 Market St., Philadelphia D,ar Sir: Having examined different makes of Moving Picture Machines in regard to their safety In case of fire, I have come to the conclusion that your 1908 Cineograph with Stereopticon com- bined, equipped with Fire Magazines, new Automatic Fire Shutter and new Automatic Fire Shield is absolutely fireproof and comes up to all requirements of the Fire Marshal's Department. I nave suggested to the Fire Underwriters to accept your machine as the Fireproof Model for General use. Respectfully yours, (Signed) JOHN LATTIMER, Fire Marshal. A Most Beautiful Dramatic Subject, Exceedingly Well Told. LENGTH, 890 FEET. " CINEOGRAPH Including- Electrlo Lamp, Calcium ffiO E? Lamp and Adjustable Rheostat, 9DO IF WM. PENN CAME TO LIFE And Could See the Progress Made In 100 Years? Wm. Penn (bora 1044, died 1718) was the founder of Pennsylvania, A bronze statue of 'William Penn, 37 feet high, weighing 52.4001b, stands 547 feet above the street level on the City Hall Tower, Philadelphia. Very Entertaining and Interesting, LENGTH, 635 FEET. THE SILVER KING WILFRED DENVER is ruined at the races. His wife, trying to induce him to go home, is insulted by GEOFFREY WARE He afterwards is shot by SPIDER. Denver, thinking he is the murderer, leaves the country. A vision reveals to him the real murderer. He returns as THE SILVER KING. Spider is denounced as murderer, and Denver and his family live happily thereafter. The Only Production la Life Moving Pic- ture t of this Most Powerful Drama. 638ft. Such a Good Joke BUT, WHY DON'T HE UUBH? Mr. Bretzelman knows a good Joke when be sees It. He can not understand wn j bis bearers do not relish bis Jokes. He gets thrown out by the butcher, tee grocer, the laundry man, the saloon keeper, and even his wife does not appre- ciate the good Joke. A Regular Screamer, Fill of Fan. LENGTH - - 373 F-EET. f. J ALL OUR FILMS CLASS A. PRICE, I I CENTS PER FOOT. OUR BEAUTIFULLY ILLU8TRATED CATALOCUE8 FREE OF CHARGE. I1X ENLfGHfENSTHE i "THE TALK OF THE TOWN" OR "THE TALK OF NEW YORK" ARE AS NOTHINB AS "THE TALKOFTHE COUNTRY" THE WIGGERY 162 STATE ST., CHICAGO. FIFTH FLOOR) MA NUB THE THEATRICAL GOLD-ANDl AS WO STjIlcdl mim Oldest in the Film Renting Business in America Tet Newest in Methods and lanner of Meeting the Present Day Demands of the Moving Pictnre Exhibitor IffltiT .AMI'iTK.STA'.VU^'M'l'A;! MM- PJ^COMNTS-. mc ES' ; to the.P ROT ESS IO N t'lL't-iS" t-!">\ i; rur k>t.. ■-■ Istfiiroisy Trails. LIGHTER THAU STEEL. 60 TIMES STRONGER THAN WOOD. LEATHEROBD SwIFC. CO., Bend tor New Theatrical Catalogue. 839 B'WAY, H.V., near Spring Bt. m SHORT TAMP SHOES, SIZES 1 TO 8 AL»C FDLL UMU BATIK SLIPPERS). IRTJITIDUAX8 AND ENTIRE COMPANIES FITTED OUT 1. GUU&SMRG, U T*!s* Mrt., star WU St., N.w Tork. Baal for Oatalogaa Snch is the Status of the NATIONAL FILM RENTING CO. 62 N. Clark St. CHICAGO, ILLS. Conld an Association of This Kind be Otherwise Than A Benefit to Ton? Slop and Consider! We will place ,npon the United States and Canadian market, ■during the week of January 20-27, an exceptonally fine GAUMONT subject, entitled: "THE WATER BABIES; Or. THE LITTLE CHIMNEY SWEEP." A wonderful adaptation ot the well known etory by Charles Klngsley. TEEMING WITH INTEREST PATHETIC AND BEAUTIFUL MAGNIFICENT SPECTACULAR SUBMARINE EFFECTS Tbe first scenes show In a realistic manner bow Tommy, the little sweep, Is cruelly Ill-treated by his master, Grimes—we witness tbe arrival at the Manor House—Tommy Is brutally thrashed and driven up the chlmnev, and Is next seen on the roof, exhausted and obliged to rest. Presently be descends by another chim- ney In the tame stack, and the scene changes to the Interior of Ellle's bedroom. Tommy, coming suddenly from the darkness, can hardly believe his eyes, and when Ellle wakens, the two children are engrossed, each In the story of the other's llfo and surroundings. Suddenly the nurse enters—Tommy is mistaken for a thief and flies, the Squire and Grimes, with the household servants and stable hands, giv- ing chase. Driven to desperation, Tommy throws himself Into the river, and the chase Is ended. We follow Tommy as he slowly sinks to the bottom of the sea where little shell maids, taking pity on him. steal away his dirty clothes and change blm to a water baby. He has many glorious adventures—fighting a huge octopus —chasing an unwary diver through magnificent lanes or vistas of coral, and over the rocky and shell strewn lands, and anally rescuing him from a ghastly death. (Staging unsurpassed for scenic grandeur and picturesque Illusion.) We here return to the world above—Grimes In a drunken fnry falls and Is drowned. Arriving at tbe bottom of the sea he meets Tommy, and from habit pro- ceeds to attack him; seizing a huge rock, he hurls it at the naked boy, but to no elect, for the rock Is transformed Into a sea maiden, who, with one wave of her band, turns the wretch Into an enormous Ash, and he swims away unconscious of evil Intent, Ton Years Later—Ellle, who has never forgotten the little dirty boy who wor- shipped her, persuades a mermaid to take her to him, and after she has been duly changed by the shell maidens she at once recognizes Tommy, now grown to man- hood. The greetings are hardly over when the enthusiastic couple notice a huge anchor which la being slowly hauled np from above—they seat themselves one on either side of the mnsslve stock, and In this way are hauled un out ot sight to the surface of the deep sea. LENGTH ABOUT 887 FEET. PRICE, 12c. PER FOOT tUte&MGa CHI€Mb@, mmw YORK- la PATRIE BLDG., BaOWTREAB.. GAIMADA