The New York Clipper (July 1914)

n THE NEW YOEK CLIPPER. Sfv»«>*»fta~rtf^> ryra^^ MOTION PICTURE ?2COCCCCOCOCO0OOO00OO0O0O C ^S0C00O0O0000CCCCwC^SO:^CS3CC^OSOCC^^ DEPARTMENT, HAnnr EXTCIS. REPRESENTATIVE. FEATURE FILM REVIEWS. MATT MOORE, PLAYING LEADING ROLE8 IN CURRENT UNIVERSAL-VICTOR, RELEASES. "THE GnSYIIOl'ND" (15 REELS), LIFE PHPTO FILM CORPORATION, VIEWED AT 'THE STRAND." RE. . CAST. louis Fellnian—"Tho Greyhound," William H. Toolcr J. Crawford Alexander (Alias Whispering Aleck), Harry Splugler Jack Fa> (Alias The Palo Face KM) Otrto De Oarllon KI11T Dovlo J Alltt * **** Sea Klt, » ( Hilly D0J10 } u aronc »s Von IIlido l Ellin Proctor Oils Mm. Fogiu Carollno Harris CUlre lYiliiinn (The Urejliuunrt'a Wife), Catherine Oner McSherry (An Agent of tile "Rye"), .Darld Wail Mrs. Potter Allen, of Many Million", Lillian Lanjdon Porter Allcii, tier son Victor Ueiwl I Ileus All™, her <lnii^-litiM- Amu l.miglilin Dob Meude, a Slxugslliy Aiviiltvcl.. lieu 'fuuipklna Paul Armstrong and Wilson Mlzner wrote "The Greyhound, which run for several weeks od Broadway and then toured the country with unite or less success us a "piny. IiOUls Beeves Harrison constructed the scenario of thj picture version, w!.lr!i was made under the direction of Lnrry MeC.Ill for the Life Photo Film Corporation Tho opening Is novel, - a prelude being offered In which McUlll Is shown assigning iho various players their respective pans, in presenting the aforesaid Introduction Larry Motilll doesn't overlook it bet for a little acting himself, grabbing off the centre and holding It throug.-iout. Numerous com- pluluts have been heard from M. I', directors In the pnst owing to the fact that, wlillo they bore tbe brunt of producing a picture, they received 111 tic or no recognition or pub- licity. Larry has solved [be problem tip- parcntly. At any rnte, his method ot Intro- ducing the diameters Is far superior to the usual conventional bowing before u black curtain and "fading out." The scenario by Harrison is only futr, taking for granted Miat the director followed It without deviation. The treatment of tho counter-plot Is very poor. This causes the .story to lack con- tinuity at times. The action, according to the dramatic version, starts In San Fran- cisco, where Louis Fcllman (the Greyhound) Is living with Ills wife and causing the poor woman many a sleepless night by bis all 'round low-browed deportment, lie Is a whiskey tlend, gambler «m! o.«iimi apparently lacking all principle. Sort of a "had boy beyond redemption. Thinking to rid himself of his bettor half "The Greyhound" ciitem Into a suicide pact with tils wife. He tricks ber into drinking what be thinks Is .poison, which she evidently has laid In a supply of with the intentlou of committing a "solo" suicide. FeMman barely escapes arrest In a gambling house raid, the scene of whloh Is laid iu 'Frisco. Incidentally the "cops" wenr New York Po- lice Department I'lvlforim He enters the house where poor v/Ifey Is cogitating seri- ously whether nh'e will live or die, mid de- clares, via a sub-tlflo. that he bus decided to end M all. She says "If you go, mc too," or words to tint effect. Here Is shown the vllencsa of tho man. 'Two glnit.se* arc filled with the supposed "end it all" stuff. She drinks hcr's, but lie slyly empties bis on the floor. Old stuff, torsi Itut It Isn't poison at all, bless your henrt, no! Tho druggist noticing the lady's agitation when she sought to buy the ■rtuff. has only given her a harmless tonic of same sort. 'Jtlils we find out through tihe doctor who Is called by one McSherry. programmed as "an agent of the eye." whomever flint Is. Mac is a dotcc- t've, whether, "link," "Holmes," "Burn*" or official is not gleaned from the proceedings. Willie not engaged hi detecting Mac spends lil» time thinking of Claire Fellnrm. Although the scenario doesn't show It, 'WO accept the fact that he is a former admirer. Remember, even though FcHman, the gam- bler, doesn't treat bis wife any too nicely, she If a married woman. In our best little social circles It is not considered good form (or gentlemen to call on mesdano.es while hubby is out, especially if tbe caller be re- ceived in the bedroom. Possibly forgetting the conventions, McSberry calls anyhow, not once but frequently. He is on one of these consolation visits to his former sweetheart when he ■performs the abovementloned ser- vice of securing the doctor. 'The Grey- hound" decides to "bent" it for Europe. •Whispering Alec," "Tho Pale Face Kid" and "Deep Sea Kitty," his comrades in crime, accompany him. Learning .that Mrs. l-'osler Allen, Porter Allen, her sod. Bess Allen, her daughter, end Bob Meade, tbe daughter's unwelcome suitor, will sail an a certain boat, the gamblers decide to gather in a Utile small change via the good old s'-ort card method. How they inveigle the son into a poker gome and how tho quartette eventually lose out 1b very well depicted. MeSlierry and "The Greyhound's" wife have taken pa usage (Individually, it is sup- posed) on the self same liner. McSherry to capture the villainous "Greyhound." end Mrs. I'ellman for tho purpose of confronting .sold villain with bis infamy. This is all t'flduallv unfolded, with a IcMMMtl nt the finish that is hardly unexpected. In which I'oliman. who Is endeavorlrg to take a pot slot with his revolver at tho detective who, «tiy the way. has had him placed in Irons but not searched, sees what no believes is Ms wife's ghost, and giving up la despair, does a llrodlo over tlic side of flic shop. A bad man's end! sayctli you. But everybody clso is happy, so what's the odds. Hob Mendo wins the wealthy Miss Allen, and Mrs. Fell- uinn changes her married name for the more Celtic one of MoSlict-ry. The photography for the belter part is llr.it class. Tho sub-titles with dialogue token verbatim from the play, arc well printed and Interesting. As far as the vbnmllzatlon goes the story lacks sus- pense, but Is fairly hftereetlng throughout. -Several small details In the producing end were overlooked. Notably In the presenta- tion of flashes of a newspaper which was supposed to be held hy the polished villain or someone equally rehired, but when shown ns an Invert plainly displayed the much buttered thumb of the property man, which, when photographed and shown several times its normal size In a "cloec-up," disclosed sev- eral brands of real estate underneath the thumbnail. The camera is exceedingly truthful, There are numerous good dramatic situa- tions In the photoplay, excellently enacted by a well balanced cast. Wm. II. Tookcr. ns the Greyhoxtod, played with liilclllgvnce nnd Inherent histrionic ability, but Mr. Tookcr is far from tho type that should have been selected for the role, which colls for a slender, lithe, sinuous per- son. Mr. Tookcr is neither, rather approach- ing the (apposite In ovolrduuols. Harry Splng'.er. despite tiic fact that tho director allowed bun ao wenr a silk Mat on shipboard, and who, for some reason or other, in this picture mndc up lira eyes far too heavily, renders- n fine performance oil "Whispering Alec." Splnglcr is an excellent actor nnd avoids over playing throughout. He Is the cool gambler to the life. David Wail, ns McSherry, does nobly with thv con- ventional situations tluvt fall to hl« lot Mr. Wall makes the ttOBt of a stagy detective, that in less exi>e?lenccd bonds might appear ridiculous. Then there Is Catherine Carter, as Claire Fcllman. Wluit a crackerjacic emo- tional screen aolrees this woman Is. What alone. In which she enters Into the suicide pact with her villainous husband. Is one of the most delicate played and artistically acted bits seen in many a long day. Ellta Proctor Otis, always a sterling actress, plays "Deep Sea Kitty," but has few opportunities. Her make-up, seemingly, was not motion plctury. It didn't register well for aome reason or other. Several clever photographic double expo- sures enhance the value of tbe picture, but if it were not for that excellent cost of actors, mis-cast even as several are, "The Greyhound" In pictures would be rather drab entertainment. /»a> "THE SPITFIRE" (4 REELS). FAMOUS PLAYERS FILM CO. ■ STUDIO. , REVIEWED AT cast: SHOT Brace Morton Carlyle Bhckwell Valrta Glrcrd Violet Merverau Marcus Glranl ltedfleld Clare James Onacad Lionel Adams *53 lomond'.Ooa- ('tobertCummhig, Beaaley /federate* \w. B. Dunn Annt Mary Lois Arnold Polly June Dale An excellent film version of Edward Peple's comedy drama, "The Spitfire," was presented for press inspection Tuesday, June 23, at the Famous Players' Studio. The story, which follows closely the lines of the play,' deals with the adventures of Bruce Morson, a young American, who, in returning from his travels In Egypt, is robbed of some valuable jewels- in a London hotel. Be learns that the thieves are on board the yacht "Spit- fire," at Calais, which they have taken pos- session of by means of orders forged by the butler'of the owner, Marcus Glrard. Morson manages, by a ruse, to get aboard, and falls In love with Valda, Girnrd's pretty daughter, who is also, a "spitflrc." Tbe thieves, bow- ever, turn her against Morson by telling her he Is a .customs officer, and give her the Jewels, which, they claim, her father Is try- ing to smuggle Into the country. The girl puts the Jewels into a safe, and orders Mor- , son to be put in seaman's costume and work his passage home. The "villains", steal the Jewels again, this time throwing suspicion upon Morson. However, after a series of complications, . all ends happily. Morson heroically rescues Valda from, the burning yacht, recovers the jewels and wins the woman he loves. Carlyle Blackwell, as Bruce Morson, did splendid work. The thieves were, J?erhapn, a little too melodramatic. Scenes orintense dramatic Interest were the fight between - Morson and the robbers, which takes place , in the dark, and the spectacular burning of tbe ship. Morson, working on the yacht, furnishes the comedy of the play In excellent fashion. Davtel FrtOHnAN Presents Tie Greatest q(* Motion. Rduro Stars ,A Story of* Stirring .-. Emotions. . .By Anna Afice Chapin, In Five Reels Of Motion Pictures Released July 1st - , 30 > ' FAMOUS .FEATURES SwA YEAR.", FAMOUS PLAYERS FILM 60. 213*229 WEST 26th ST. „ „.„. ADOLPH ZUKOR, President \ w&. BAXIEL FR011MAN EDWIN 3. POBTER-j Hanging Director ^—«^ Technical Director-.I ,T "30 N I FAMOUS [features \a Year,"> The story, although cleverly depicted in „ . . . -_. tho picture. Is not over strong, but contains >>tm shows them ttngolng and doing sufficient interest to carry it through. This maxlxe. while Matron- Ffcrlow stands by Is due to a finely constructed' scenario. The censor any eteps which do not meet with ! photography of the picture was up to the approval.- The scene qufckry changes tic to FILM ^d SONG SLIDES . «.. n .,-rHna i: '~. " -... . .. •- . . ■ .. ?' again seem to .threaten him who would prove a traitor to the cause. ■ '. The note from the enemy causes Har- graaves to make a tfulck change In his plans.' screen technique, 1» strongly evidenced In every venturesome t the efficient manner that "The Spitfire" las chaAng dlSh with tl,. been produced, in relation tor acting, en- * 8 busily sputtering away when the girls "in semble work and selection of scenVc bacli- imagination, hoar footstep* 4a the hall. The. grounds. The action is at all times brisk, lights are dimmed and ell sit about eating never lagging' for a moment "The Spitflre' tllelr fudge iu flushed whispers. The scene serves as an acceptable medium to introduce changes to the home of Stanley Hargreaves, Carlyle Black-well as a Famous Player star, father of Florence Gray. greaves ro maae a qiucic caange In his plans. His associates have been selected carefully, (Hargreaves, when a young man, had Joined vastly shaving his beard and moustache, he wlfa an eye to the fitness of each for the tbe Black Hundred. "Ehls was an organlxa. oons * rough suit and, upon ascertaining Character essayed. tnm of Russian mllUonalres. CIrcumstanc's "^J «s home is surrounded, goes to the All In all an enjoyable hour of exciting en- made him an* exile from Russia. Branded as ro °," ,°' tie nmnsion and sets off a rocket to tertUnment, interspersed -with numerous a traitor by his fellows, the young million- J* 11 "'evens to his aid. The rocket Is seen laughs that arise from the situations rather alro knew that a price had been set upon his "*' tDC conspirators as It roars up from the than the usual "clowning" expedients. head. The passing of the years had changed J°of into the darkness. They determine to bis appearance, however, and now, nearly btea \ Into axe isolated home of the renegade twenty-five years after his departure from In ' elIlh er of tnelr band. They attack the mas- EAope he hopes that the beard and tho f lTe entrance doors of the mansion with moustache he has grown, together with tho " C P b ?. rs - ., . ^ In tbe distance Bralne, the leader of the [Tift EPM a hallnnn VtMAntnn a «—^.. .1.^ •>._ than the usual "clowning" expedients. BmtL «THB MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY" JJ^IBST BIGHT ItEliLS), TUAA- cast: Stanley Horgre«Tes, tbe laltaMlW IIMm I Norton Jones, HarsreaTes' butler Sidney Uiacy Florence Gray, Hargr-arta' daughter, u- VUQ ^ UV uv- ..v *«a kivhu, Logeuier "wiin xno cnangee which time has nurked upon his fea- tures, have altered htm beyond recognition. Feeling assured that he will not be remem- bered If he returns to bis old haunts, Hnr- -~ u-u uuMwc uiaiuK, iuo ivauer oi me oand, sees a balloon creeping across the sky toward the Hoase of Mystery. Realizing Inr- that Ilargreaves Intends to escape In tho ear OouiteasOIra 5SSl«fS£ er° aTes urtermlnes to claim Ms daughter, °f Uie balloon, the band redoubles Its attark ^^^ , ^*"* v JSa^—i iiiow (Ibdoso «f his mm* >nA »».«. n t< iu.,i.i..i on the door of the mansion. There follow Countess oica '.— ■-«- °— greaves aetermlnes to claim Ms daughter, ul " e ooiioon. we Oand redoubles IU attack * L'lgg".".' Magwrlte &now 3 snosc of his estate and servants. Hqubtate ? n tl,e door « f "e mansion. There follow .... ..7. *.7Hm^.^F L-nues'oniii hla holdln fi s . ^d retmn to Russia, ^e m <«t exciting incidents of the first cpi- %?^ Florence Gray's NMka, .'.*.L*Ilu Cheater n ° 1 , 8<,nd8 a n °te <» the Farlow School de- jS t h« K.llnn n ™«— «-„ ^ , , Bralne, one of the conspirators.-Frank Farrington pending the return of Florence Gray, settled th« nl.,„ i°°,r ^ecps across the roof of The first eight reels oi tho forty-six reel §5 daughter's bills and then, to celeirate Ills Vt\£T^XZ* ty 8 ***' .Hargreaves clAches Thunhouser serial, "The Million Dollar Mys- departure, enfers one of the most fashionable tr,.%. 5.° I B *r > ««c* > «*5fi ■ bold t?ry." scenario by Lloyd Loncrgan and nov- of New Jerk's restaurants. ir Lf % ttl , e D 'K ^g,. struck .by a sudden gust ellzed version by Urn-old MacGrnth, wcro . He is recognized as he enters by James ?£» n7. , . le f , f Uk l_, a 1 nn > ma te<J betag.Tnto fi°2! 6 Dr ' v ate view in the projection room Norton, a reporter, who recalls to the mil- SJ. i« Si !^ car T ,e * aw »y, over the tree of the Mutual Film Corporation at Tl West Bonaire that he interviewed himT when the ^ P S, J2i5!?. stOTK'ea to set into the basket Twentv-tliird Street, last week. panic was on. Har^eaveV invites the r£ rHlo^ e r r ^ ll ^ I ;!,', Har P el » ves , 1 ls 8seig }^ ^ the Two reels of the serial, comprising an porter to dinner and introJuces him to CouJ rh„ prt™ e «? U ih 0I,al J!i flna, 'J. crawlB U J» 0T .? r episode, are to be released each week here- |?ss Olga Tetroff and her companion, Bralne. SLn.SSi ° t5 e ^ te "erwork car and falls a f' er - Hargreaves as he sits down to dinner with exnausteo. on the floor. The first four episodes are crammed with the reporter at an adjacent table, little - ^ M * **- ** * » drifts out over the adventure, among the features being a bul- realizes that his nearby acquaintances! 2SS n i.. £ k ., ln ' b e House of Mystery ilar- k»n rescue in which A. Leo Sevens; tho Bralne and Countess Olgn, are watch?ne him fh» 3T ^!^ utler . doe ? h l?, *S" t0 c0 P e wl i a aeronaut figures. This scenes, staged on the closely, and that they recognize InThlm the fln„t, me S bers of . ^ I ? la f k Hu °<»red. who roof of -The House of Mystery." came near man for whom they have been commissioned rfe'&JL'i 0 *? 8 to oreak lD '° the mansion, ending In a tragedy when originally filmed, to seek the world over. """"uasionea The conspirators, upon smashing in the great Albert Norton, who plays the role of Sldnev So Mire nic rtev n' fh»l f M» n iin» n .v ,. i ' I™ 1,1 ftt cnce mn to the roof of the Hargreaves was swept off the roof of Uo both WlcSy k5« the r"?numn t ??r*th« aTfJ^lf 3 ^ ^ UK l a 8klms *? a * . atr03S ''•""e by the plunging balloon, and, as local headquarters of the KS imi *j£ toJfZmS-* BralDe sno<>ta ot tte bl K Das bhown in the film, narrowly missed falling clctv There ins few JnSSi\H,£?" c i *°' L an J ! , , L or v t -to Puncture k. Shot after shot to the ground. Mr. Stevens^ struggle to let res dent members of the WnS 'n^J? 1 ? 1 ™* f°f? "^ but flnal, 7 onc takes effect and the Norton into the car of the balloon and Nor- thej■ hav™rece^lzed In Tl ^Hi" a "f ^ Da ri°°? 1 "* een rn P ldl r 8lnJilll ff tow ard Hie sea. on's light to save ids own life evoked ££. member ofThe^ bold, ?M*tSt^li ft o°rS, C / JE& SK ,™ ow t0 J M hls ,el,ow co ?- tancous appreciation evidenced by rounds of tnntty to -wreak the vengeance of itT,v ?P ?% 8 Si ^9 siiceessful shot He finds applause from the invited audience of news- Hjnrired is at hand Tcneeance M the Black thit_thcy<bave bound Jones, the butler, and paper men and reviewers from the trade a ilctam of tr,r~,™ *.•. .:. ?J e iil lne vJ 11 ™ t" 10 tWrd degree, 4n an effort papers who wero present at tho Initial vouth ww ?,Z i.„ * rc V e fl.». t ? kcn - ln bi " f°^i nnk l, nlm rcveal where Hargreaves has showing. "■ "" UBa H&l^^„ wa » **»*t2ful member of hidden his wealth. Hargreaves has taken •WHAT HAPPENS IS THE FIRST York c'hSter^TM MSSS - ^? the . N ? w SJf* *? /"ff 76 *". hlB m<nM;r Xrom the safe EPISODE ilBOMril i°i„»;f5*i • /^T 0 ' 8 Ptotare. now careful y built into the wall of his library however, ^ound^^^ t Kf n /$ ,ro ^ l9 ,> n,1 «* ana Jtmcs ls M* only to point tothe empt.v ThT,£JS??&.i no ^f < L? or . t*>ntlfl.ca«on. oonrpartmbnts, Far out at sea a collap*d Hho first reel of Bplsode One shows Stan- ley-;Ha^ves.yt^rof FW^ce a^ The-c^raToreT"their faces 'STim SuoonT^rlft?.bon t t on %te VSSTS •teste up from his carriage.to the entrance }>lack- masks, are flitting obout a Ion? table ^Pt afloa ; by^h c wTkerw^ork caTInd t?e of thc^usan Farlow Select School for Girls. 1? * aecret room, when the Countess lid few remaining fort of ^within tte baV !. n ^^ l8 JJ rnB ho «radlos his baby daughter. ST*!™ tap on the door and are admitted:' ™""°'"g Jcpt orps within the bag. While his coecbman awaits at the carriage Two members of the organization ore dch> -n,- m~ZTIZ - , entrance to the school grounds, Hargreaves •""ted to spy upon Hargreaves while tho w M^J: , a K° dramatic Critics arc unusun - .nakes his way «teross the Urn 'and terSccs others maturs thelTplans for hi™ downfall SalT'.'S^ *&& p . ralse ^ f '^e'<»rjstlan,'; to tho veranda of the instttuJUon. From the moment he leaves Tnk "sl'^'nes book. In moving-picture form of Tenderly ho wraps up tho child and puts A * en . u e restaurant Stanley Hargreaves iPi tl ht r' eeI %, pro<1,1 ?ed by the Vitagraph-Lleb- marlred •man. One or ano'thcr St the Bind ,,n„^°-„ T i le ra oject has esperlcnced an Hundred shadows him eonltantlv TW r„ sua K Bt T 0D » Tuu " the Olympic. Chl- watch him ss he withdraws his wealth from s? g ?i ,?£- e P |ct ure is being leased by the W. the safe deposit vaults .of a Wei strS* m,» Ec ", 1 ? ntu , re ^ ,ra Corporation, wno have n,* ,™"J.S i the cxcluiiv c Illinois State rights . Ttie Cincinnati branch of the World KUm nnv ..M.h _iit ,__ ■ .... . ._. _* -v—^..j amv »..»iw ui, uiv uum una puu It anwn in a spot sheltered from the wind t-aettlously ho creepB up to a window of tho office, -whero the matron of tho school alts attending to her correspondence. A -..- —.H..uuA iyu un wrrcspvnuence. A ;"". ™"vf »1™" vauiw oi a wall iStreet tharp rap brings Susan Farlow to the win- bank: they learn through the unsusplcltos flow. Hargreaves hurriedly steals back to his Servants of his preparations for a hurried carriage and drives off. ceparture, and they view from o hi-.cJtL IX ——i ~— B V , . "*"_"- ,M rf wwuio iwva twills ---■"•"« v& ah =3 piqwiauuua j 0r - a JaUTri«l carriage and drives off. ceparture, and they view from a distinctTto Puzzled by the mysterious tap on the pane l"i«led astoniSHment v las FarlOW onenA tlfe -uHnH^w a„A ^.. A *« With Bt^Toncr em a Tah ■w irom e distance to „ lnE ' mclnnatl branch of the World Kllm %,,. -^JT 0 -, OJ l "° Mysterious tap on the pane •'"fj 1 ™ ostonlsHmeut his secret interview £prpcratlon will be under the supervision of ^S? «X rl S w .» oponB ^ e ^ n dow and peers ^«} Steven* ■» a Long Island aviation fleW. £Iay E. llrehm, formerly nianager #T5* into the darkness. Her curiosity aroused, Tho flret fatimaUon that Hargreaves re- *»«w York Exchange. H. G SletTel, formerly r^r,^°1.S ring 1iT <,n ? e ■»"•?*« ajotn en- Jfl cs .5!?' t ii"2 '*!BUty has been discovered panjger of the «?oamos Featufe Film Co., »ea ^hS?°/ 8 »™™^, r .°. hcr ^L^ Jj'eflhold « * note sloped under his door by Brainc. iaB oeen named as Mr. Brchm's successor. llCB a baby, wrapiied in garments df expen- ?" e n ?te. warns Hargreaves that rtic <ne& — a &^*^£ a g° t & U &£ ]v & nTnaf wfthdraw^ iTrSSL^d^^ ^ aaJfAS^'"- % F^fft ^ ttS ^ wonderful expres'jioii represslou and artlsth; ability slie imtucsiies. Fosslbly. there Isn't suother leading woinan In pictures wvho con latter a note and a gold bracelet. "The name of this child Is Florence Gray " the note reads. "Take care of her and- edu- cate tier. I shall provide liberally for hpr The other half of the enclosed bracelet will Identify me when I send for her." Seventeen years pass. Florence Gray now . 8 r & i 0 .!"^ '"^V"?* 1 tm 3 t P^rSi 08 *- ""J" 1 - J. 10 T* 9 Mnwdf again a young man chid In or girls in tho Farlow school. Throughout Russian garb, pledging himself while he her tdrrhood she has never wanted for any- clasps hands with the aged irresldent nf nfn snd that he plaife flleht 'rheV'tTii'siim'^J.h ^. Blr i. cl • ,ttan a8er ror the:World Film cor- to try to eecapeT ^ y **" blm notl P° ra -tlon, with offices in tho centre of the . *» Hargreaves, with rrembllng fingers. "' ni ' . reads the note, he staggers bock slnirVsti So n -TZ —— — m«n.n« in >.i. in. GEoma J. Bbxhopp. formerly district man- touch illcr in a role of the sort she- depicts eo ebly;hi "The Greyhound," Tie oaa scene St. °r?e ft.*-? &rgs&.'usi serf iw&. ^*h? «M »i' i!:tt •% ATD,!,, • formerly of *€&>''. Strand t WW.OBljiuc^ wen S5 $3Fi&gSj£ i'JSl^, The girls of the boarding school order and of tne'Ciar, -wiaT'tb cvidknUy «re right up Da tbe mtrjute, tor tbe Father's coat of. emu eabluoaed upon them, Sl2?%ai , *«5S? "J 400 1 " m censor 1 *!' t>e ^5' * .v 2 s -.•■.-: