The New York Clipper (December 1912)

DECEMBER THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. Kleine Eclipse Feature Film Released Dee. 16, 1912 THE RED MAN'S HONOR A Story of Love, Jealousy and Revenge fat Herald., one, thr«♦, and ill-.kM Poster., n• k your exchange, or tcnd to ^^_ QEORGE KLEINE, 166 N. Slate St.. CHICAG O. ILL ■plinMC and fiK>3XTCS SI ■a. Reduction In Film. 100 reels at J cent a ft.; some at $5 a reel; have West fri out Dim. 500 Sets of Song Slides, $1 sod $1.50 a set; Power's No. 5 SidonstiClilM, $80; Hodel"B"CalcRraMMbtne,$20. 1also bay Film, t I S 0 b Iflo7if»ciiiM if FHH S REVIE WED. «fl,e Stolen Symphony" (Lubln). Released Nor. 23, There Is much more visible interest to the rnVn Company's pictures when Arthur John- Lsramus In the productions. Not thst Z is minus sufflclont aid by his supporting Mil? but he has a gifted mannerism about Mi every move and expression which makes yj audience admire any subject he appears k-The Stolen Symphony", is in two parts, ■nd It Is s master production from beginning toend. It Is portrayed by competent actors, with Mr Johnson doing the lion's share of the work, and he has yet to surpass the act- tai he did in making this sentimental itotv raiderfully successful in Its entirety. It tells of how Paul Romlg, a poor young composer (Arthur Johnson), was robbed of ■ beautiful symphony he had composed when he placed It in the hands of Jaretsky, a toted musician, who saw at a glance that he hid found a masterpiece. Adjoining the poor composer's cheap board- tar quarters was Helen Landls, a young venaa of good family but left penniless at the death of her father. She was Paul's friend, and had listened to the strains of the rrapfcony during his hours of labor at the ken, and had learned to know that It was is wonderful as Its composer. She loved lin, and he her. Bat Helen was called away from bltn when a rich aunt learned of her destitute circum- stances, and sent for her to come and live with her. la the mean time the famous musician, who found be bad discovered something more weederful than what he had accomplished himself, copied the symphony, burned Paul's aanuscrlpt, and amazed the hearers of the wonderful tune. Paul hears, and when he claims he wrote the piece, he Is arrested and later put Into as asylum as being unsound of mind. But the girl also hears the familiar tune, aid knowing its rightful composer Is her lorer she visits the asylum with her aunt, «:d Paul la released. The aunt planning a Waterloo for the now Idolized musician, who had won greater fame with Paul's music, arranges with him to rlie a mnslrale In her home. While Jaretsky Is playing the symphony, r<il appears, destroys the manuscript and demands the lmposter to play the symphony. Of course he cannot, and he acknowledges rani a wonderful genius. The days of pauperism end when Paul selli the masterpiece for a fortune, and is accepted by Helen, whose efforts had won for is fame and happiness. The picture Is replete with thrilling sltua- uoaa, and la commendably set throughout. Tod. "The TotTllle Eye" (Edison). Released Nov. 27. John Adams, editor of a country news- paper, does not favor modern Journalism, rtlle old Scotty, his assistant, believes In printing real news. So when the crabbed * editor Is suddenly called out of town lammy. Scotty's "printer's devil," accident- ia drops the form of the first page of Tho Totcttte Eye, and Scotty decides to print a tew rage with "real" news, iv ,. ray ls non >lnatcd to go out and gather the Tillage news. He does, and we see him ticking up his special stories I first, the accl- fratal manner In which the village parson Kcornfs Intoxicated when his soft drink Is loaded with a bit of whiskey In the village nioon, and how he was requested to resign Hen seen In that condition by a few of his "^"•pt'on. Then Sammy makes note of a furrel between the village's most popular rei'Ple. who arc about to be married, and Us 22 s i ory tclu » o' how a tight-fisted old "aaiord threaten to evict a poor widow Wo is unable to pay her rent. mi. I*"" 1b Printed and the next day BMtor Adams Is fearing half a dozen libel ni» J !l( ' ri each of the pnrtlcs concerned i.I .v . ce alii surprise him by express- ELrll"iL"£ a " grateful to him for the iVrJL in ! tn »Bht each. The young couple iVJl i nlt i' d ' the landlord nllowB the widow •••J??, i ? . hcr rooms, and. best of all, tbo Si? xn ' alnln 8 how the minister bad accl- ■38flL*W" 'ntoxlcated clears Mm of oieVr ££ > nls congregation recall their rc- snest that he resign. JErH , E, , , , wl , n . I" the role of the old type- to I'm™ Jl,tlc Yn,e I,03S ' "8 Sammy, mako «sf2sL7?2 !"!■■£■ subject. tlenL?.; • V nnrncrcrs were nil good, and n» Picture a situ ations well chosen. Tod. "Mr. Hubby's -Wife" (Bssanay). Rcleaaed Nov. 20. Dubby ttfi? v? Dea » 'n the office of Mr. Mb? £S1 hl ? at tcmpt to flirt with his & andte^SE? E disastrous—and ah, lie nh«2 f a8cs nnd leaves, bg lovet« s i 0T * "Peach" and Is soon mak- •fflct and t0 „„ b ?, r whcn hIa wife enters the 'ells li«hi» cnd . s tnc ' "da««er" flying, and oswpher I«J ne v w, . U hlre nl9 next sten- •Ithherfriilla , haTln Jf. Previously planned stalled J, VffA Mr J- Griggs, the latter Is in- towi «S it ,u by \ typewriter. w »cy 'eaves sjfVs.'TE tnlllKa ' b ut later she takes "d mild mnir. n ' B rlggs In corresponding RfitVSS^a, ? nd wl >en Mr. Hubby dlc- Cassle tn« >iL? atln g an appointment -with SSSSSS. stenographer, his wife re- » « mm, ! gu,!e a ?d he fa the recipient of A wmea. fe V Ui ^ bc * 9 forgiveness. Ions. Th? l .^ at la replete with funny sltua- »l!h - m mn ' 8 consistently told and, tncndnbie> Deo Ple, the production ls com- Tod. "noped in" (Sella;). Jim rr. Rele, "ed Nov. 20. "'e. answer.'. tIrlj, «'. of «*• rough cowboy ! M . althou/h ~ ajatrlmonlal advertisement, K he ha! th ma . dc ^ of b * the hoys at *'r lady's nletnl lsurt to n,m « elf " h ^ ^ h sendlnr i, e arrlT ea- He loses no time P°My andr fl«J.J r . "eceasary transportation her. nQ don* his best "duds" to receive f r»B < cor a r'An^D. tbla arrives, but she ia far I B naj MN-JSia the photo, and poor '" , dls^m fo , t . h . car ' Drol 'en, and she addsto Tks borii ni. powers of loving caresses, '"a from fi? .. t0 SS'P ' T l m hr abducting on» his "nutrlmonuH favor," hut ) Western and Indian reels. No "'^JS 1 " 06 ' Wj £ dlsun Ex- freedom once more when he dlscorers the cook has a trap full of live mice Ho ln- " SUafB* l <> »et them free In Cynthia's room, with the result that she flees from the ranch and forfeits all claims to Jim. A speedy, laughable Western comedy. Nuf aed- Tod. NEW MOVING PICTURE ORDINANCE. At the request of the moving picture board of censors. Ordinance Expert II. A. Mason, of the supervisor's office, of San Kranclsco, Lai., has prepared a new ordinance for the regulation of the display of moving picture films In that city, which will be presented to thc board for passage after It has been ap- proved by the police committee. Of two Im- portant features In the bill not contained in the present ordinance, which ls said to be In- effective, ono provides for a license charge of *1 for each film displayed or proposed to be displayed. The purpose of the tax Is to create a fund to cover the expense of having actus exhibitions for the benefit of the cen- sorship board of all films proposed to be made use of, that their merits and demerits may be the better observed and understood. under the present arrangements the fllmi themselves are examined by the censors, who find it difficult at times to note all the fea- tures or the pictures owing to the extremely small size. This requirement of actual ex- hibitions of films submitted for approval la the second important feature In the new ordinance. "The Water Right War" (Kalem). Released Nov. 26. Orcuir and Steve, two ranchers, quarrel over the water rights of their ranches. One day Mabel, Grueff's daughter. Is saved by Steve from a terrible accident, when hcr horse runs away, and thc couple become fast friends. Later Steve attempts to monopolize the water rights and ls arrested by old Greulf for trespassing. -JJM .aJWst 1 is the town's marshal, and, after locking Steve In the Jail, he retires. nut Mabel secures the keys, frees her sweet- heart and, when father awakena next morn- ing, he finds a note stating that Steve pre- ferred Mabel to the old stream, and so they eloped. They are married and, upoa return- ing home, GreufT considers It a wise plan to forgive them, now that there Is a combina- tion of Interests. A convincing story, with the three leading characters pleasingly portrayed. There Is a laugh at the right moment. Tod. •The Sheriff's Brother" (Pathe). Released Nov. 27. It is a story of brotherly love. Jim Is county sheriff and Dan, his brother. Is a member of a band of notorious cattle rustlers. Jim believes his sweetheart also loves Dan, but this does not lead him to seek the arrest of his own flesh and blood. Instead he rc- B'gns as sheriff, leads thc posse and allows Dan to escape. But before the brother makes his getaway he thrusts a note he bad received from "the girl'* Into Jim's hand, which, when read by Jim, has Informed Dan that she loves his brother, and upon return- ing to the county commissioner's office Jim finds her awaiting his proposal of marriage. A good Western drama that furnishes ad- mirable entertainment. Fine acting adds to the subject's success. Tod. « NEW CINCINNATI HOUSES. Ohio State National Guard Wants l'lctnrea to Aid Enlistment. The Broadway Amusemet Co. ls to build a (I!5,000 moving picture and vaudeville theatre, at 404-00 East Pearl Street A per- mit to raze the buildings has been granted by Cincinnati's Building Commissioner. The Ohio State National Guard Associa- tion, In convention at Cincinnati, favored the display of moving pictures of military encampments and manoeuvres as an Incentive to encourage, enlistment In the State mllltli. J. M. Jackson, of the film firm of Me- Mnhon & Jackson, was one of the forty-two who trod the hot sands with the Novcmbe* caravan to Mecca, and he Is now one of Syrian Temple's Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. Ai.hamdiia. put on "The Garden of Allah" and drew great crowds. Joh Murphy's "Kekbt Gow" Is having quite a run. It has been seen at Lubln's, Family and Hcuck's. Tina IIost-i.v Tiibatrb Is to be built at Vine and Elder, for motion pictures. Thb Klnemacoior Co. of America has estab- lished a Cincinnati branch on East Fourth Street, and starts out with two floors. Tub Gayety has passed into new hand?, end wilt be used largely for the exploitation of real Klnemacoior pictures. The location ls ideal—right on Fountain Square. Tiik Colonial Is featuring films in which Herschcl Msyall ls seen In stellar roles. . HB.vcEPOBTn Londoners who wish to wit- ness "mixed bathing" must go to thc sea- shore. Thc9c scenes will he depleted no longer In movlug picture shows. This an- nouncement, along with other prohibitions heralds the return of G. A. Bedford to the office of public censor. This time, however, he will confine his activities to Judglig the propriety of moving picture films. His pro- hibition of "mixed bathing" Is ridiculed. One [-rotestant points out that It Is a splen- did example of Inconsistency In a country which permits Its bathers to appear on the beach In costumes which would cause the Immediate arrest of their wearers In any part of the United States. Mr. Redford's defense probably would be that he has no control over the bathers themselves. Tbrbb Haiti:, Ind., Nov. 28.—An explo- sion In a moving picture show In the village of Coloma, a few miles South of South Bend, last night, caused the destruction of a block of buildings. Loss, $25,000. Four women were hurt In the rush to escape. Joe. Hum- phrey, operator, was seriously burned. SciuxTON, PA. — The Towns and Cities Film Co. has a set of film men In this city taking pictures of Hcranton's manufacturing, educational, social nnd civic activities. Thc pictures taken by this company will be ex- hibited In a local hnll for a few weeks, and will later be sent around the circuit. The International Film Co. Is nlso hiking pic- tures in this city this week. They sent a troupe of actors and actresses of some nole here to take advantage of staging a drnma of tlio anthracite coal regions, thc setting for such a film being Ideal In thc local coal mines. The company purchased a house In Johnson's Patch, which was burned In con- nection with thc drama; the local police force also posed for thc camera company, and the city was given quite a little distinc- tion by the two films taken, as they will be shown throughout the country. Tub new Glen Theatre, at Ctw Qua. UJ L, N. r.. was opened Nov. 30 with vnudovl lo nnd pictures. Patrick F. Mrilahon b the mnunger. Thc house seats 1,000, and is two stories high, built of granite nnd stone. Tho machine room is In a separate structure Maubicb Costello'8 automobile, driven by himself, collided with a grocery wagon at Church and Ocean avenues. Brooklyn, sow. 30 right in front of J. S. Blackston's home. Mr. Costello wos not injured, but the wagon driver was taken to the Kings County Hos- pital, badly shaken up. ,.... M w. The Doric Amusement Corporation has been formed by Alfred Frankenthal, Benjamin Baruch nnd Sylvan Bier. .. "m Habit 'Amusement Co. has been Incor- porated by Jacoh Bclcr, Barbara Bcler and J. A. McKcnzlo. NEW ERA RETAINS RUBINSTEIN. The educational phase of moving pictures is receiving Impetus these days, and a new concern to enter this branch Is the New Era Motion Picture Plan, with offices at H5 W est Forty-fifth Street, New York City. This concern has retained In a high execu- tive position, Leon J. Rubenstcln, who for the past year has successfully specialized in educational subjects. Mr. Rubensteln Is well remembered as the editor of the Film Index and Letter File Reports, being a recognlz.-d pioneer of motion picture publicity. HU close association with both Patents Company and Independent manufacturers has won hltn a. good name In film circles. In the course of his educational work be had drawn some important concessions from the U. S Gov- ernment, among tbe most notable ones' being the recent Imp release which showed the manufacture of paper money at Washington. Among the activities on which Mr. Rub^n- ste n Is working now ls what he terms "sen- eat.onal educatlonals." He ls preparing for release a scries of pictures on i variety of startling themes, each of which will cither champion or vivify some question of the hour. AMERICAN NOTES. The American Film Mfg. Co. announces the addition of W. Wallace Reld to Its force of producers at Santa Barbara. He brings with him a competent company, some of whom bare before been associated with him at thc Kalem Western studio, which be leaves to engage for the American. Lillian Christy, Ingenue of Vltagraph, Kalem and Bison fame, is the latest acquisi- tion to the ranks of thc well known American players. Miss Christy will play Ingenue leads In thc new company Just formed at the Santa Barbara studios. Miss Christy comes to the American with every favorable promise. Chct WIthcy Is another splendid addition to Its lists of stars. Mr. Witney Is a char- acter man of reputation, and Joins the "Fly- ing A" Interests at Santa Barbara with every promise of adding his long string of successes. The temporary closing of the Chicago studio of the American Film Mfg. Co. means an extra California picture each week to take the place of the weekly subject hereto- fore made In Chicago. s "PILGRIM'S PROGRESS" AT CARNEGIE HALL. On Friday evening, Dec. 13, at Camegle nail, New York, tbe Symphony Photo Drama will present the "Life of John Bunyan" and "Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress," through a process of photo plastic effect and natural color Invented by F. W. Hochstctter, mu- sically Interpreted by the Russian Symphany Orchestra (Modest Althschuler, director). This combination was recently brought about by F. W. Hocbstetter and Modest Alth- schuler combining music and drama In photo plastic effect with natural colors. The mu- sic Is drawn from composition of great masters, nnd has been adapted to this sub- ject- Tbe performance will be unique, as tbe music practically takes the place of tho speccb, and expresses the motion pictures most vividly, educational in its allegorical studies, historical In Its settings and char- acters, pbl'osophlcal In Its treatise and classic In Its portrayal. F. W. Hocbstetter, after sixteen years of labor, has accom- plished startling achievements 'n thc realm of photography. Mr. Hochstettcr produces plastic figures, luminous lights, stereoscopic effects and natural colors. . AMERICAN FILMS IN RUSSIA. A foreign business man Informs an American consular officer that he would like to get In touch with American manufacturers of cine- matograph films. He desires to secure tho agency lor these companies In Eastern Rus- sia nnd Western Siberia. Correspondence may bo in English or German. Address the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, Washington, D. (J.. (Flic No. 0059). ■ EPSTEIN RETURN'S TO TEXAS. William Epstein, of San Antonio, Tex., who recently spent ten days In New York, Investigating the feature game, has returned to Texas. Isadora Bernstein has resigned from the Republic Film Co. to become general manager of the Monopol Film Co. ■ Dec. 2 I hi'. 3, Dec. 4. Dec. 5 Dec. 0, Dec, 0, Tec. 10 Dec. 11. Dec. 12. Dec. 13. Dec. 10 Dec. 17, Dec. 18 Dec. 10. Dec. 20 Dec. Dec. Dec. 4 Dec. 0 Dec. 7. Dec. 0. Dec. 10, Dec. 11 Dec. 1.1 Dec. 14 Pec. 3 Dec. 4. Dec. 5, Dec. 0 Dec. 7, Dec. 10 Dec. II Etc. 12 Dec. 1.1 Dec. 14 LICENSED FILMS. Sella;. —"The Firm Cop" (Com.-Dr.) —"The Mantle of Red Kvans" (Dr.) —"When Helen Wan Elected" (Com.) —"A Freight Train Dnuua" (Dr.) —"John Colter's Escape" (Dr.) On same reel. "A Question of Hair" (Com.) —"The Vintage of Fate" (Dr.) —"The Ranger and Hln Horse" (Dr.) —"The Olrl of the Mountains" (Dr.) —"The God of Oolil" (Dr.) —"A Nenr-SIghtwl Cuiilil" (Com.) On sams reel, "In a Janaucae Garden" (Travel). ,—"Opltsah" (Dr.) —"Buck's Romnnco" (Com.) —"The Millionaire Vugulxmds" (Com.) —"Sammy Orpheus" (Anlmal-Coio.) —"The Last of Her Tribe" (Dr.) Edison. —"The New Squire" (Dr.) —"A Dollar Saved Is a Dollar Earned" (Dr.) —"The Last Addition to the U. S. Navy" (Des.) On rime reel, "Tbe Winking Parson" (Com.) —"A Forest Fire" (Dr.-Des.) —"His Mother'. Ilo|ic" (Dr.) —"Saving the Game" (Dr.) On same reel, "Hariicaalng a Mountain Stream" (Des.) —"Annie Crawls Upstairs" (Dr.) ,—"A Sunday Afternoon In Rural Eng- land" (Scenic). On same reel, "No Place for a Minister's Son" (Com.) —"Fog" (Dr.) —"A Christmas Accident" (Dr.) Easanay. .—"Western Olrls" (Dr.) ,—"Almost a Man" (Com.) .—••Football Days at Cornell" (Ed.) ,—"The Supreme Tent" (Dr.) .—"Broncho Billy'. Love Affair" (Dr.) .—"Tbe Shadow of tbe Croa." (Dr.) .—"Time File." (Com.) —"Tho Proipector" (Dr.) —"The Error of Omlwlon" (Ed.) —"Alkali Ike's Motorcycle" (Com.) THE HOUSE OF SELIG SKLIG FIVE A WEEK. THB INVINCIBLE PROGRAM Deo. 10 OPITSAII-APAUIIB FOR SWEETHEART A simple story of Indian devotion and savage constancy. A study In Indian customs. Draraatlo In tta appeal. Wheeler Oakman, Thomas Snntschl, Bessie Erton and Engonle. Bwwerer play the tltlo roles. Ahon' loop ft. Dec. IT BUCK'S ROMAIf CB A virile Western story, with a strong comedy side to it. Clever In every respect. Myrtle Stedman. Lester Tunis, Rex do Rosseill and William Duncan play the principal parts. About loop fi. Dec. 18. THB .MILLIONAIRE: VAGABONDS A most unique reverie In that ever lovsblo land of vagsbondla. A comedy of unlquo situations and unusual circumstances, (leorge Uemandez, Eugenie Bewerer and Frank Richardson are In the cast. About loro ft. Dee. IV. 8AMMV ORPHBUS, OR THE PIBD PIPER OF ANUHALDOM A moat Interesting and exceedingly unusual subject. In which a wandering flute player awes tbe fierce beasts of the Jungle. Produced on the Scllg wild animal farm. About 1000 ft. Dse. 90. TUB LAST OP HBR TRIBB A vividly told tale reminiscent of tho old San Oabrlsl Mission. A study of those days when the Indians lead the simple life. Thomas Santschl, Bessie Eyton and Kugenle Beeserer are all seen to advantago In this subject. About looo ft. Send in your name, we want to place yon on our mailing Hat. Yon will receive our weekly bulletin free. Send to-day. SELIG'S DE LUXE PUBLICITY AIDS FOR PROGRESSIVE EXHIBITORS Lobby Photograph.. Beautiful, original, contact n-gatlve photographs of all popular Stdlg players. The finest ever published. Taken eapeolally for this sat by the country's highest priced photographers. Blse »XX7« Inches. Copyright 101X Price U cents each or 11.60 per dozen, assorted. Slide service on regular releases. We are now on any and all of our future releaaea and on all popular white. Artistlo work. Price 26 cents each. Three sheet stock poster. Lithographed in four colors. Printed on heavy paper. Space in center to lnaert or paste regular release one sheet. Exclusive design. A money getter. Price 30 cents each. THE SELIG ^»V POLYSCOPE CO. 20 East Randolph St. <sA*^fc. CHICAGO, ILL. Prepared to furnish Blldes eiig players. Black and <0>: (Dr.) On same •England" (Com.) On Dalraatla" (Dr.) Clnes. (0. Kleine.) Dec. 2.—"At Napoleon's Command" (War-Dr.- Speclal-2 reels). Dec. 3.—"Up Against It" (Com.) On same reel. "Tbe Ancient Town of Narnlg, Central Italy" (Travel). _ , Dec. 7.—"Because of a Widow" (Com.-Dr.) Dec. 10.—"The Lion Tonic" (Com.) On same reel. "Picturesque Itsllan Scenes' (Scenic). Dee. 14.—"Trapping the Conspirator" Dec. 17.—"As Fate Wills" (Dr.) Eclipse. (G. Klelne.) Dee. 4.—"Wrongly Accused" (Dr.) Dec. 11.—"Just Missed Him" (Cum.) reel, "Manchester Sblp Canal, (Travel). „, Dec. 18.—"Three Rogues Outwitted" name reel, "Picturesque (Scenic). Pathe. .—"Pathe's Weekly, No. 40." .—"The Electric Laundry" (Oora.-Trlck>. On same reel, "Parla and It. Moau- ments" (Travel-Colored). .—"His Little Indian Model" (Dr.) .—"A Tenacious Lover" (Com.) ,—"The Escape of Oa." (Com.) On same reel, "The Octopus" (Scenle)^ .—"Tbe Spendthrift's Reform" ,—"Pathe's Weekly. No. 60." .—"Tbe narem Cnptlvca" (Dr.-Rpcc al). —"The Marked Man" (Dr.-Colored>. ,—"Fate'a Decree" (Dr.) —"The Compact" (Dr.) —"The Capture of Mr. Softy Beatlt" tOom.-Trlck). On same reel, "Apple In- dustry la thc State of Washington' (lad.) and "Lisbon and Oporto" (Travel-Colored). Dec.14.—"Blse and Fall of Mickey Maloue" (Com.) On same reel, "Reindeer Hunt- ing In Norway" (Sport). Lnbln. —"By the Sea." —"Rtrurele ot Hearts." —"Twlxt Love and Ambition" (Dr.) —"Locked Out." Oa same reel, "His Father's Choice." —"A Soldier's Furlough." —"A Lucky Fall" (Dr.) —"The Wonderful One Horse Sli.y" (Dr.) —"Kitty and tbe Bandits" (Dr.) —"Buster and the Cannibal'. Child" (Dr.) On same reel, "His First Skstc" —•The' Crooked Path" (Special Dr.-2 reels). —••When Loro Leads" (Dr.) VltnarrnpU. —"The Absent-Minded Vslct" (Com.) —"The Scoop" (Dr.) —"The Curio Hunter." (Com.-Dr.) —"Mrs. Llrrlper's Legacy" (Dr.) —"Too Many Caseys'' (Com.-Dr.) On same reel. "Cork and Vicinity" (Scenic). —"The Awakening ot Bianca" (Dr.) —"The Signal of Distress" (Dr.) —"Doctor Bridget" (Com.) —"Natoosa" (Dr.) —"AMam and Eve" (Dr.) —'The Hong of the Sea Shell" (Dr.) —"All for a Olrl and the Dandy" (Com.- Dr.) On aame reel, "Turning the Tables" (Com.) Olograph. Dec. 2.—"Brntsllty/' INDEPENDENT FILMS. GonmODt. Dec. 3.—"The Matrimonial Express" (Com.) Dec. 4.—"Gauroont's Weekly. No. 30." Dec. t>.—"A Telephone Entitlement" (Com.) Dec. G.—" 'Twlxt thc Devil and the Deep Ses (Cora.) _ .„ Dec. 7.—"A Storm on the French Coast" (Scants). American. Dec. 2.—"Pals" (Dr.) Pec. B.—"The Anlui.l Within" (Dr.) Dec. 7.—"Itludwie'a Dilemma" (Dr.) Pec. !».—"The Law of God" (Dr.) Dec. 12.—"Nell of the Pampas" (Dr.) Dec. 14.—"The Heart of a Soldier" (Dr.) Majestic. Dec. 1.—"The Hypnotic Chair." Dec 3.—"In Old Town." Dec. 8.—"All On Aci-ount of a Banana." Dec. 10—"Tbe Winning of Helen." Thnnhonser. Dec. 1.—"Standing Boom Only" (Dr.) Dec. 3.—"A Will anil a Way" (Dr.) Dec. 0.—"A Romance of the U. H. Navy" (Dr.) Eclair. Dec 1.—"At the Flame, the Butterfly Burnt Its Wings" (Dr.) Comet. Dec. 2.—"A Mother's Folly" (Dr.) Dec. 7—"Thc Blvsl Hl.ters" (Dr.) Klnenaaeolor Releases. MorsxintB, "Jack and the Beanatalk" (Dr.) "Picturesque North Wale., New Britain" (Scenic). "National Capital Horse Show" (Topical), "Scenes In Delhi, India" ' ustoins). "Cartons Pets" (Ed.) "The Highly Dollar" (Dr.) "Canadian National Exhibition" (Topical). "Freshwater Aquarium" (Ed) "Moths of Asia Minor" (fVl.) "Flower Iattlo at Nice" (Travel). "Strange Mounts" (Topical). "ncptllcs of Asia Minor" (Kd.) "(Ma, tho Woman Spy" (War-Dr.) "lee Harvesting on the St. Lawrence" (Ed.) "Meekly Fashions" (Ualrdresslng-2 reels). "Lake Garda, Italy, and Scenes Along the Medl- txtraneui'' (Scenic). "Zoological Usrdens at Borne" (Ed.) OUT OF TOWN NEWS Dea Moines, la. — Princess (Elbert a Getchell, nigra.) "The Lily" week of Dec. 1. Hi-iiMcxt. (KIbcrt & Uetchell, nigra.)—"The Wommi" 2, May ltohson 3, 4, "Kindling" 0, 7, "Mcl'sdilen's Flats" 8. Majestic (Kllwrt 4 Getchell. mgrs.)—Bill for week of 1: Oruber and Kew, Russell and Derger, Margeret Nelson anil company, Jim Uawiey, Four JanowHkys, Cowboy Williams and compnny, Miller and Russell, Mllsno and Alloln, Charlotte snd Jane, and pictures, to big bualneaa. OarnauM til, D, Burton, mgr.)—mil week of 1: Grace Cameron. Toots Paka, J. Frederick Haw- ley aud company. Mclntyro and Harty. Bertlscli, Williams and Warner, and the pictures. snu, Lvaic, Colonial. Family and Dniqus are ilolng well with pictures. Nora—A. Frankel and A. Dlank are rc-model- Ing a new picture bouse, to be called tbe Casino. It will open during December. Cedar Rnplds, Ia.—Greene's (W. R. Col- lier, mgr.) "Freckles" Dee. I, "The Woman" t, "McKnuilcn's Flats" 7, "The House of a Thous- and Canities" S, "The Sweet;st 'llrl In Paris" 111, "Tbe Littlest IteM" 12. Fluke O'Hsra HI, "ftunty Pulls the Strings" 14 M/jrasTia (Vic. Hugo, mgr.)—Fill for week if 2: Gravetta and La Vomlre, Scott Wallace. Senila, "In Old New York," Gardner nnd He- were, Banjo Fiends, Foster and Day, Qulgg ninl NIcLcrton, Bessie Browning, Walter Law's Plnv- ers. Ryan and Lee, and Sherman and Dc Forest and company. Cl>nttnnoo«n, Tenn.—Lyric (Arthur Mat. tlce, mgr.) Is dark week of Dec. 2 Ai.ueiit (Arthur Mature, mgr.)— Klks' Min- strel. 4. Buoir (Arthur Mattlce. mgr.)—"The Time, the Place and tbe Olrl" week of 2. Majestic (W. B. Russell, mgr.)—Mill for 1 nml week: Harry Morris nnd company, Three Dixie Girls, K. J. Algierhy, Robert Hall, ami HavimVj cockatoos. PlCTO. Tiikato, Colonial, Alhamjhia, Ilu- nita and Cbkhcknt report excellent business with motion pictures. Notb —Jake Wells, of the Wells Circuit, was In tills city week of Nov. 25, St. John, Cnn.—Opera House (F. G. Spen- cer, uigr.) inovliiK pictures and U-slle Oromnllli, (he Iliigllxh entertainer, week of Nov. 20, to good luislnvm. This house will probaHy remain dark until thc Aeudemy of Mupalc Stock Co. opens here week of Dec, 23. Nickel. —Mr. .nil Mrs. Bales, in songs, anil the moving pictures. Gr.u. — Grace Holcombe. In songs, and (be moving pictures. Stau.— Moving pictures. Unique. —Moving pictures, Ltaio.—Vauilevllle nnd pictures. Note.— Thc W. 8. Hsrklns Players sailed from this city Nov. 23, en ron/o to Bermuda and Ihe West Indies, via New York. Thus. Swem Is ■tage manager, Racine, Wis, — Rnclne (0. n. Panther, mgr.) "The Thief" week of Dec. H, Jack lleney Stock Co. 22 sml week. Nsw OiiPiixuK (0. II. Ilaiither, nutr.)—Hill for 2-4 Includes: IUiiulos Trio, Manly ami Htcrlluit, Mr. and Mrs. Allison. Otto Bros., nnd Dun Carlo's SInrlonettes. For »-8: A musical comedy, "The Winning Miss," and moving pictures. Large business dslly. Majestic, GniNn, Orciiruh, Bijou, Lviiic, Ohm. Ahusb anu Casino, picture houses, are all prosiMTliig. Rochester, N. V.—Lyceum (M. K. Wolff, mgr.) Alice I.lnyil, In "Little Miss Fix-It," Dec. 2, 3. "Robin Unod" 4, B. Frltrl Hcheff, In "The Loro Wager," », 7: "The Concert." with Leo IMIrkhsteln, 9-11: "Tho Olrl from Montniartre." with Hnttle Williams anil Richard Carle, 12; Cluiuncey (Hcott, hi "The Isle o' Dreams," 13, 14. Haw S. HiimiEST (Klnier Walters, res. mgr,)— I'sul J. Rnlney's African hunt pictures (relurn enxnucment) 2-4, "Ilesily Money" B-7. Bakeh (Frank It. Parry, mgr.)—"The Whlto Slave" 2 and week, Ward and Vokes, In "A Run on the Bank." week of 9. Tkupls (J. II. Finn, res. mgr.)—Rill snnlver- ssry week, heglnnlng 2: Henry Woodruff and company. Bush Ling Toy, Junes anil Sylvester. Frank Hartley, Boganny Troupe, Laura Oncrlte anil Arthur Conrad, Morgan. Bnlley and Morgmi, the Far 1st Girls, and Psthc's Weekly. Family (II. F. Keith Co., mgrs.)—Bill for 2 and week: Thc Timber Trail," Bristol's Ponies. Lcona Guernsey, Richard Hamlin, Orvllle anil Frnnk. Curry and Riley, anil photoplays. Corinthian (Frank J. Burns, res. mgr.)—Tho American Beauties 2 ami week. Convention Hall. —Mlscha Elman 3. Albany. N. Y.—Hnrmnnus Bleecker Hall (Kdward M. Mart, mgr.) "The Merry Willow" Dec. 2. "The Ooncert" 3, 4. "Billy, the Kid," 6, "A Butl«rfly on the Wheel" «, 7. RMeian fJss. II. Rhodes, mgr.)—Excellent hnsl- ness. Ham Howe's Love Makers 2-4, World of Pleasure 0-7. PaocToa's (Howard Graham, mgr.)—Crowded houses for vaudeville and moving pictures. Majestic (F.mll Delches, mgr.)—Vaudeville, moving pictures, ,.-. doing well,