The New York Clipper (January 1914)

u TH52 \%mrW tOEK OlilPKffiR- JAmTABY3 ^CURRENT FILM EVENTS. PERMANENT INJUNCTIO N AGAINS T WHITE SLAVE FURS. CHARLES FATHE ARRIVES IN AMERICA-NEW STRAND THEATRE, HEW YOR K, FOR PICTURES. WESTERN ECLAIRS NEARING COMPLETION-VITAGRAPH STAGES NAVAL BATTLE I N YARD. FILM COMPANY ENTERTAINS POOR CHILDREN. "INSIDE OF WHITE SLAVE TRAFFIC" FILMS l'EKMANENTLY ENJOINED AT 1'ARK AMD BIJOU THEATRES, HEW YORK. ■ ' "The Inside of the White Slave Traffic" promoters and counsel saw a great deal of tlie "Inside" of New.York, court rooms lafct week. The previous week liad seen the raid- ing' twice of the Park Theatre, where the "slave" pictures had been'playing to crowded houses, due In great part to the enormous amount of newspaper publicity obtained through the Activity of the New York police. The Park Theatre, as reported in this paper, wag closed during the week, and subsequently re-opened on the strength of a temporary In- iunction obtained Dec. 20 by Abraham Gru- cr, the film concern's attorney. The Park Theatre Injunction, however, which was re- turnable Friday, Dec. 20, before Supreme Court Justice Oavegan, was vacntcd by that justice, who, In denying It, said: "The city's application for an order vacating the stay is granted, and the order will be signed imme- diately on Its presentation. As It appears there Is a conflict between the authorities re- garding the question of Jurisdiction which lias not yet been resolved, and also in view of the fact that If the exhibition complained of is a nuisance it might be removed by some other department, i will reserve decision on the plaintiff's application for an injunction prnifcnie lite," This had the effect of permanently ending the exhibition of the "slave" films as far as the Park Theatre was concerned. Tic Bijou Theatre, farther down Broad- way, New York, was not affected by this decision of Justice Qavegan's. The pictures were shown a>t the Bl]ou tem- porarily while awaiting the re&dlt of another injunction which '.had oecn secured to cover that particular theatre, as well as any thea- tre Id Now York County. Incidentally the Bijou had Its own «hnr e of trouble early in the past week, an tills house was also raided and several of the employees arrested. Monday, Dec. 2l>, tng Injunction covering the Bijou was also vacated by Justice Gave- f:an. The vacating of this injunction will iave the effect of not only stopping tbo ex- hibition of "The Inside of the While Slave Traffic" pictures at the BIJou, but likewise in any theatre of Now York County. The promoters, represented by such emi- nent counsel as John B. Stnnchfleld, It Is said, will renew the fight to show the film Tuesday, Dec. SO, by mnklug'rtppUcatlon for another injunction before a Supreme Court iustlce sitting in Brooklyn, which Is In kings County. If this be secured a peculiar situation would be created. Assistant Corporation Counsel Nicholson represented tlio City of New- York in tbo Bijou Injunction proceedings, and Attorney Frederick E. Goldsmith, the film concern. ■Samuel II. London, who claims be has never had anything to do with the "white slave" picture outside of the writing of the scenario and tbo production of the pictures, resigned as president of the Moral Feature Film Co., Wednesday, Dec. 24. Mr. London, according to Ills statement to the press, was not concerned in flip exhibition ot the dim, his interest ending with Jthe writing of too Park held tbelr attention throughout the three reels. Phil II., SolomoD, "the wise" and big- hearted manager of Warner's. Features,' Chi- cago office, donated "Handel ana GrcUiel" to the Elks of Appleton, Wis., not with any idea ot benefiting, but solely In the name of sweet charity. Many little hearts were glad- dened by Us generosity. ' KEYSTO.VE JOTTEYGS. The efflce of the Mutual Film Corporation at Dallas, Tex., bave been pondering for some time why. there should be such a grett demand for bookings on "The Battle of Get- tysburg" in war-ridden Moxlco. and the rea- son leaked out when the New York Office ot the New York Motion Picture Corporation received an official notice from the Mexican Government that they would take steps to seize and confiscate the five reel motion drama (as tbey term It), "The Battle of Get- tysburg," the next time it entered the coun- try, as the Carre nza agents were booking the film, and every time they booked it they smuggled into Mexico two machine guns and twelve'rifles. They hoodwinked the United States officials on the border by declaring they were for lobby display. THAOKDY SAWlOWhY AVERTED PRODUCING "THE FIRST LAW OF XATl'HE." In one scene of "The First Law of Na- ture," releasing through Warner's Features. Inc., the cavalry are rushing to the aid of tbe settlers, a horse ridden by Paud Machetto hit a blind gopher bole and fell, pinning its rider to the ground. Quicker than can be realized fifteen horses, kicking and groaning, were piled up before the camera. -Had it not been for the presence of mloci df.'tbp ; Jaen leading's cavalry charge there surely would have occurred a catastrophe unparalleled In the annals ot motion pictures. . ;,' This Is the first elaborate production of the Albuquerque Film Manufacturing,Co.., and, It Is not putting It too strong to. say 'that few Western pictures yet made-surpass It in dramatic strength, technical skill and per- fection of photography. The scenic effects are awc-lnsplrlng and .beautiful. 'The story Is woven about the life and ad- ventures of tbe Western pioneer.'.days. In tbe third reel about four hundred people, costumed as Indians,.plainsmen and soldiers, are engaged la one of. tbe most spqetaen lac battle scenes that has ever been staged before * bounos of nhv He It realistic. of these scripts Is "Tbe Fall of Khartoum," Which calls for elephants and camels, In ad- dition to other animals. Tbe new oil glass stage put up exclusively for the "big sets" In the features is naif a city block in depth. HITE MAKES GOOD OH PROMISE. Some weeks ago In announcing a formid- able list of additions to the New Majestic (Loi Angeles) Slock, C. 1. Hlte said he hoped eventually to have one of the biggest plctnrc stock companies on the Coast. Re- cent engagements made by C. J. Hlte bave helped him make good on the bone. Two are of leading women, giving Majestic seven "female leads,, in all, as large a number as can be found at any Coast studio. The first Pew leading woman engaged was Lucille Young, well known In Western pictures, who liked the Idea of returning to her old di- rector, Lucius Henderson. . Jessatyn Van Trump, famous 1a American : films. Is the other. And <» n)ako the acting staff larger, a Special lending man Is being sought for Ntlas Van Trump. Special. scenarios are tttlai prepared for this favorite by Scenario Editor 1 Lonergan, dramatic In nature, on the lines of her American successes, . ;.' PfflUDELPHIA'S. WEEKLY '■ BUDGET. Tor Globe Theatre, now In the course of construction at the corner of Juniper ind Market Streets, has been leased by the Fi- nance Company of Pennsylvania to tbo Juni- per Amusement Co., for a twenty year term.. Jules El. Mastbaum Is tbe leading factor In the Juniper Amusement Co., ana It Is cnld that Marcus Loew will be heavily interested in this venture . . D. J. Smyth has sold to Lovlck A Waldo, a plot 60 by 100 feet, at Hon. 73U-KS, 8. Fifty-second Street, which will be Improved by tbe erection of a $10,000 moving .picture house, with a seven hundred seating caparllv. T(ie Dixie Theatre, at No. 103 Levering Street, Manayunk, is about-to undergo un extensive reconstruction which will prac- tically double its capacity. Mabgoun & Block have Invited estimates for a $20,000 moving picture house, which they will have erected at the West side of Front Street, North of Susquehanna Avenue. ItBCOUD was made last week ot the transfer of the newly completed Frankfotd Theatre, at Frankford Avenue and Margaretba Street, from William Frelhofer to the Frankford Healty. The consideration was nominal, sub- ject to a $126,000 mortgage. Tub Morris Healty Co. is taking bids for a theatre building. 105 by 130 feet, which It will have erected at Fifty-ninth and Market, Streets. ,:■* "'■:-. »••♦;,■ v -. TUK moving picture theati east', corner, cfr-Sixtieth StL Avenue, on a lot 81 by, Jjs Jeet-hos hew sold by .Peter P, Magul« to Wm."Frelhofer for a nominal .consideration, subject to a $20,000 mo rtgag e ... it.thVNpr.h- rang .C«»*T r 'DILL" HIPP AT a camera. Fifteen thousand munition were Uted tip to htory and the filming of tho scenes. Justice Gavcgan, In his denial of the . Tlipntre injunction, roundly scored the pro- moter. Ills language won pithy and to the point, Among oilier compliments he pi\ld to the, sponsors of the so-called moral lessen picture was the following: "It might.be pos- sible to find individuals ot such morbid curi- osity that they would be willing to nay an* ndmlssion price to see the Inside workings of n sewer, and others of such avaricious enter- prise that would be ready to capitalize such morbid curiosity aud furnish the exhibition for a price. There might be still others, nm'onp tho well meaning and unwary, Who would lend tholr sanction and privilege to tho idea, In tho belief that sunn, an exhibition by Its horrible oxample might tend to Im- proyo the habits of cleanliness of some in the audience, and that the public ought to know about it in any event." • CHAB. PATHB ARRIVES FROM EUROPE. Chas. Pntho, of tho famous French Arm. of Failic Freros, motion picture producers, ar- rived In America on the Savoio, Saturday, Dec. 27. NEW STRAND TITEATRE FOR PIC- TURES AND VAUDEVILLE. Ab previously announced in the. columns of this paper, tho policy of tho new Strnud Theatre, Mew York, will he vaudeville aud fcqturo photoplnys. The Strand is tho new Broadway house of large seating capacity that is now Hearing completion. It has a dandy location In the heart of tho uptown theatrical district. ••■ WESTERN BCLAIR'S READY FOR MARKETING SOON. iJ Tho Western branch of the Eclair Film Company, located at Tuscan, Art*., report good progress with tholr work of Qlmlig stories of tho golden Southwest. They are sit pa ltd in a spot rich' in, local color and atmosphere, and have met with.every cour- tesy thus fur from tho native sons. A splen- did wardrobe, together with bucking bronchos and other properties peculiar to the land of the slx-Bhoolcr and lariat, huve been ac- ?ulred by the Eclair Western Studio, and tho rat productions are being eagerly looked forward to by admirers of these popular pic- ture makers throughout the country, as their products are second to none in story, acting and photography. ••'.'*' BOMBARDMENT OF ALEXANDRIA A LA VITAGRAPH. Sailors, stripped to their waists, manning the big guns; oHlcors on tbo bridge shout lug orders; shells exploding in mld-nlr; mlm-i upheaving tho sea: ships In front of the bo- rfeged city returning tho flro; towers and minarets bursting into Qanic nml falling to the ground In an thousand fragments; every- where excitement and enrungo, this la what taken place In one of tbe big scenes for a iicw feature motion picture drama being pro- duced by the Vltngrnph Company of Amer- ica, when tho Kngllsu battleships bombard Alexandria, the Queen City of Egypt The most remarkable part of this scene Is that It was staged in the yard at the Vlta- grnph plant. The city, the sen and tho Bblps were nil stage property, and yet n dogree of realism was reached which-the actual bom- bardment ot a real city could not excel. WARNER'S FEATURES. INC.. ENTER- TAIN POOR CHILDREN. 'Hansel and Orpthcl." the famous Grimm's fairy tale, was the main feature of a Christ- mas part/ which Hie Elks tendered to tho poor children of Appleton, Wis., Dec. 2S. Great was the Joy and delight of the young- sters when it was flashed upon the screen nAby Hatty nml Baby Early, the Jtfvenllo Artists, captivated tho children Instantly and QUESTION BOX. ,W. S, Stanlet, Cleveland.. O. — William Farnuu may be addressed (n. pare of the Sellg Polyscope Co., 20 East Randolph Street, Chicago, I1J. . •».,.,»., H. U, li., San Francisco.—l. .Hobart Bo> worth is engaged at present in the produc- tion of "John Barleycorn," a film version of Jack London's story. 2. Ho has been con- nected with the BoswortB. Co.. inc. ever since its inception, and Is making pictures for that concern. , Nichols drNicnpts.—1. Thp offices of the, Rex.Motion riaturo Co. arejecftted it 1900 Broadway, New York, 2. The etudlo Is at 573;KWyentp, Avenue. New York. MUSIC TO INSPIRE PL AVERS DURING EMOTIONAL, SCENES. The use of music during the acting of highly emotional scenes as o means of at- tuning the actors to the Intensity of tho situation, is the newest Innovation In mo- t.on picture production, and Is being .done with decided success by Director Allan Dwan, of tho Universal; in his three reel production, of "Discord and Harmony.'' r, who has managed 'jam "jnesvllhy WnJ. a - Weiler and ScbnlU Theatres, in Zau^...,.,v O.. for the past several years, has severed his connection with the Rels Circuit Co., fcnd has bought tbe Hippodrome, a picture house, In that city. The Hipp, a beautiful little house, has . been successfully managed tor three years by Helen Morrison-Lewis. .,. Mr. Cannjng asspmed : charge Dec. M, and will book big features along with the regular daily service. Three reels dally at Ave cents, and (our and flvg reels at ten cents, for Sun- days and holidays. " ^ LICENSED F1LM8. '„.•-< Blogrnpn, Jan. 5.—"The Janitor's Rtvesgs" (Oom.)' •TheMnWty of/the Milk*' (Oom.) f'HIs Father's,House". (Dr.) "The Bartered Crown" (Dr.) . . ',;, Itntem. A Shot in the Night" (Dr. Parts. L , BUM W. U„H| ,««.■« with fleeided success by Director Allan Dwan, lis __ not . Daring one pathetic scene In this produc- tion. In Which an old musician dies, the t<rlnclpals were so wrought up th,at thejy could not continue with other scenes, and more than ono spectator of the scene, gave way to tears. .... , , ,- "On the legitimate stage," sayps Mr. pwnn, "the scenes are usually long enough to afford tbe actor time to work himself up to thp emotion pitch required, while upon the motion plcturo ctago this condition does not obtain. Tho scenes ore short, and usually by the time the actor begins to live; the part of the scene Is finished, And again, the vari- ous scenes in a production aro not usually taken in the order they occur upon the screen. LUBIN STAR ACCORDED RECOGNITION ' IN BEAUTY CONTEST. In a recent beauty contest offered by The New Ycrk Times, Lottie Briscoe, of the Lubin Film Co., was Hid. only moving .picture actress recognised, • the other beauties ' selected :tor publication all being society ladles. The pic- tures ot tho ladles fair and names of tho judges were printed in The New York' Tithes of Dec. 7, and was a great tribute to the de- mure little leading lady so often seen In moving pictures. . •. « !.•••>•*••? ;>.- DOUGLAS ODnARD ENGAGED FOR "Tim MERCHANT OF VENICE." Douglas Gerard, tvho did sttrh finished: •work with Lois Weber and Phillips Smnlley ahbut a year ergo, is filling aspcrlal engage- ment with the Universal. He will play tho lolo ot Bassanln,' In the Smnlley production of "'Itio Merchant of Venice." Phillips Smnller takes the title role. Lois Weber ploys The part of Portia, and Rupert Julian tho part ot Antonio: •» .■•• •/ ■■■■> «i NEW ED IT Oil FOR PAT HE'S WEEKLY. wm. P. 'Helm Jr., formerly with the Asso- ciated Press, and before that city editor of The Hcicnrk (N. J.) Star, has been made editor ot Pathe'a IFeeJtfy. ;Mr. Helm's many friends In the newspaper business are rooting or his success, " TIIANHOIISER SIGNS DIRECTORS JUST FOR DIG 'UN'S. Special directors have been signed by C. J. Hlto to help In tho making of his Than- houser "Ulg Productions." Carroll Fleming, the famous New York Hippodrome producer, is one. Most of the great recent spectacles nt the Hippodrome were the creations of tho ingenuous Klmnlng. nnd it is for spectacular fci-eues Unit Mr. Ilite has wisely secured his services. Unwell Hansel Is the other new "Big Productions" producer. Ho comes from a twenty years' experience In the legiti- mate, where he kinged numerous "big cast" plays, entitling him, lu Mr. llitc's opinion. ui an immediate chance at "Big Production film producing. ICugeuo Moore, the veteran Of the regular Tlianhouser directing staff; has been on.the future stuff'of late. Mnr» Kuerlt? Snow anl James Cruzo have' joined Maude Fenly ns stars lu the features.. Clar- ence Dull has been appointed property maV- tor on tho bjg stuff wllllo Mlchnel Schllesser, ns announced; recently, la wild animals mnn.v f:er,' Many of the feature scripts call for Ions, tigers and other beasts of the Jungle, - and Schllesser, who was with aaKenbocV; Germany, will und ntmselt a busy man. One Jan. 8.— Jan. 10.— Jan. 6.— Jan. O.- Jan. 7.- JaVu S.- Jan. 0.- Jnn. B.- Jan. O.- Jan. 7.- Jon. 8.- Jan. 0.- Jan. 10.- tin, B- Jin. u.- Jin. 7- Jan. 0.- Jin. 10. Jut. 0. Jin. 7. Jin. 8. Jin. 0.' and 21. -"Her Hniband's Friend" (Dr. Parts .'..;. .. Lubuu -"The atory the Oate Told" iDr.) -"The Sflulre'a Mlstike" (Dr.) -"Between TwpFlnB" (Dr. Pirto 1 and 2). . . , . . -"me Um Bevenie" (Dr.) -"When the Doctors Failed" (Oom.) '■Married Men" (Com.) Patheplny. . -"Pathe's W«kl»," No 2—1914 (News). -"Whom God lluth Jollied" (Dr.) -"Dishing Dlck'n Dishwanner" (Oom.) "Snow Eire eta In Australia" (Scea'.c). Wards ot Society" (Dr. Parti 1 aud 21. "A Kambla In PontUehery, India" Travel). , • "Pitba'a Weekly," No. 8^-lOH (News). "The Minister's Daughter" (Dr. Parts 1 and 2). flllfX TJnte the Third and Fourth Genera- tion" (Dr., Tacts 1 and 2). ■"The Living Wage'* (Dr.) •"By Unseen Unndi" (Dr.) -"Plotro the Planlet" (Oom.) -"On the Breast' ot the Tide" (Dr.) Vltnirrapli. -"Franclne" (Dr.) ■"Jerrr'i Uncle's Nimetake" (Dr. Parts 1 nod 2); . ^ -"Diana's Dress Befom" (Oom.) -"Their Interest In Common" (Oom.- Dr.) ••Montana .State Fair" (Top,) -"Bunny's Mistake" (Oom.) -"Olnecr John Donovan" (Dr. Parti 1 ami 3). Edlaoa, -"The Girl In tha Middy'! (Oom.) -"On the Great Steel Bella" (Dr.) -"African Set Birds". (Bd.) . ! , "The Sherlock Homes Qlrl 1 ' (Oom.) -"The Witness to Uo,WHl" (Dt. PsrU 1 and 2). . -•'A^Lonei ioad" (Dr.) - - Eisanay. .. -'Tteirts and Flowfrs" (Dr.) -"A Poot of.Bomance" (Oom.). -"Tho Hills of Peace" (West, Dk) DE1VIAND The General Film Company has decided to meet tbe demand for BIG FEATURES in a BIG WAY. From this time on, special and multiple full play length ,. .„ . ') (.: ... I- • Feature Film Masterpieces will be steadily and frequently released. which ran a full season, at .the- Hudson Theatre, N. Y«»:.antl has since then mad? a ; .triumphal tour of the entire country, is the first ; release. This truthful and:intensely interesting drama has been reproduced by the Lubin Company with a brilliant cast It is in FfVE rMLS and-does not contain a-single foot of film that is not vital to the story. A.feature that will crowd.houses and build up business by delighting and satisfying ejVQify ,c4aas j of ^picture :ian.. __ Full, line of highly a^ractive lithographs, lobby displays,.heralds, press matter, etc. Booking up fast. Write or wire General film Company 0$ Special Feature Department. 71 WE8T 28d STREET BSVYOBK -i ' ■ PRESENTS THE D18Jlli|QrjIiEEP.pJ4MAjJC FAVOBItE, ,- . ' - « ' IS TitE CKmiBAi\TgJP CQM3BDY ROaAJJCK "AN 99 -i.. Dj» MADELEIVE L.VCWTTE BVLEV - . tW'-,iyiOT|»)>|^. |a|eTURB9 italtoTn^pflnM{{n6,^thApnj^om|o.cdrtpUC»Uon8»ndliuaiprouy , In uie rslerof Btieitim Ornger, jtcrtrays ft cfiSfacter; almost poraonallj aof IN IOUB SJ&E1S. c, BUT.BftSpn JAfTTJASY 10, 1914: **■■ FAMOUS Km®IJM COHPAKY, ......Executive Offices, Times Bldg., N. Y, MM MdK Pw& BMIEL FBOHMIN, Managing Dir€«tor TTP! RAHO FEATURES THE SUM. OF BOKEOBKTB - Starting the Sew Tear right we Present on Dec. 31. STRETCH" In Four Spectacular-Parts Tha Greatest Spectacular Race Trade Drama ;•. J3vcr produced la Motion Plotores (Ha^aVaTWa" .T lil—i'F^e Fotooiis American Jockey »^V 1 JLJLiJLiJEiss^:. in the Leading Oole. ■ 15 CEWTS PER FOOT . . Only Twenty Prints to bo sold In the I'. B. RAMO FILMS, Inc.V'Gohimbla' Theatre Building, New Yorfc C.LASG COBB Jli,, Manager Salei and Publicity. Jin. 10.- "Ttenonr snd fl» Msn'MOr. Psrw 1 and'8)'. -•'Smke?!^^ Now Doctor" (West. Oo».) Clnes. (0; Kletoe.) ' ■ ' • •-' Jin, a—"The Smngsltr's Sen" (Dr. Parts 1 and 2). ■ ■ SPECIAL PIIOTOPIiAT ■ASTBRPIBCE19. LtmiN.—"The Third Degree" (5 reeli). Mutual. Jan. 7 "Mutual WoeJuj" No. 8JU ' • Domino. "•■ • Jan. 8.—'Tho Harp of Tata" (Dr. a reek). ■-' • Komlc. ' ■ •'< •' J ' Jan. 8.—"Obiilcff pioorn" and "The Scrrast Kay-Hee. Jan. 0 "The Narcotic 8I>ect«f l , (Dr. 2 reek). Princess. '•"- Jan. • "A Otrctamstintlai None." i 'Apollo. Jan. u,—"A gwi ii MP";;• ; SPECIAL FltODUCnOJS. '■ Nsw Uijxsnc—VSopho," In six, reels, with Florence Bpberta. " .■" . ' Tiffimooswt.—"Motto," in Aor. reels,, with TnirfBoqaRR;—"Robin BooJ." in. four reek. with Qenla Holtties. THAN uifiitiosa-a.—"A four reels, Legejid of ProreiMe," In iwith Uaude Tealr. " '' Kir-Baa.—"The Battle of Gettysburg," la fire reck. •■ - i<i U * ii U ■■•'■- *» MUTIWL FILMS. ' American. "The'Power of UsJHf (Dr. 8 reals). "Tbe Son of 'i'humaa Gray" (Dr.) Kcystcae. ' "In til* Clatches of i Gang." "Mabera Stormy Lore Affair." lU'Iluntc. . "Onr Mnrnil Girl" (Dr.) "The LOafer" '(Dt.) "All for Vtetoe" (Dr.) Majeftle. - ■'The Ten of Sosdea " . •The 8ororltr Initiation" (Oom.) "A Ticket to'Bed Ouleh" (Dr.) Thnnliomcr. ■••The RirniwaT Prlnceas" (Dr. 8 reels.) ."Two Little 1 Dronlte." " Droneho. Jan. 7.—"A HUlfany JuOaf (Dr. 8 iteb). Jin. S.- Jan. 10- Jan. B.- Jan. 10.- Jan. II.- Jnn: 7- Jan. 10.- Jan. 0.- Jan. 10 - Jan, 11.- Jan. O.- Jan. 11- Jan. UNIVERSAL PILUa, 1 Victor. ' " 5.—"The Sfagle Sktii" (Dr. 8 MflS). Jan. 0.—"Admission, Two Pins" (Coau) • • J , r**f- ■ »:•"• Jan. ft.— "Plam'em Slammed" (Own,) Jib. 8—"The Watchdog, of U» Deep" (Dr. 9 nek). Powers. Jan. 6 — "Them 01'. LetlerV* (Dr.) Jan. 9.—"Who So Dlggeth aV'pir* (Dr.) Gold Seal. - '' - Jan. 0.—"Tho Lie" (Dr. 2 rcctli). Crystal. Jan. 8—"Shadowed" and "Fighting Is No Business" (Own.) Jon. 11 "The Bins" (Dr.) • Nestor. Jan 7.—"The Dead line" (Western Dt.) Jaa. 9.—"When Urroi Threw tbe Ball" (Oom. a nek). Joker. Jan. 7.—"Mike and Jake Close to Nature" (Oom.) Jan. 10«—••OroafrBsed*'' (Dr.) Eclnlr. •• ' ""■ Jan,. 7.—"The Oaio of Cherry Purcene" (Dr. ft reek). Jan. 11 'The Snake Canrmets" and "Nutty DeUrers the Message to Gaick." ( '' .' Ilex. . Jan. 8.—"An Arrowhead Romance" (Dr.) Jan. 11.—-"The Cycle of "Adversity" (Dr.) Universal. Jan. 7.—"Animated Weekly.?' Frontier. Jaa 10.—"Some Nightmare" (Com.) Jan. »>-"SlIm's Strategy" (Oom.) " ' " 101 Blaon. Jan. 10,—"At the BlerenthHour" (Dr. t reek). ' Bamo Fcntorea. "The Fanes of Hittf*. (Dr.) •The DitlT Within' 7 ^ (Dr.) "In the Stretch" (Dr.) Fan ons Flay era Pea tares. "A tsdy of Quality" (Dr.) , "An American CIUhs" (Oom.-Dr.) '•■• Gumont Films. •Tiny Tim's Bweetheart" (Ooa.) "An Amateur Spertaman" (Com.) "Tbe Mysterious Fingerprints" (Dr.) ■ i ' a ". BlirMw riding horses', sailing deep •eS."*"|5: era. and fi'llne orer nreclplcce for Jltag.-apo arantas.' EMIth Storey, the well-known Vltagrapn atar, BOW orlfes a olft gli-cyl(n<ler touring car, TTttCh rf>e Urajht herself, all wllh h>!r own money. ■nhieh deaerres great crcdltahle roentloo when one cooUeis bow czpenatTe aatomoolles are. rjni Miss Btorey has always hcen n Bort ef a wpnoe. •cjway,' so her Utest test, that.of becomtajra thaolteur, k not Eurprlslng. Aa yet Ulfs 8tor»y haa not been arrested for breaking, the speeo law. bnt It Is thought that this la due to the n»*- that ahfi «no*t have hcen going ao fast mat «»• trafgee poUeenxn have not yet aeen her sow- Gh« tlwtys drtrea aVne. or with her lidy. rileoas Mwely a nutter <c choice, not compoiaaTy.