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REEL NO. TITLE PRODUCER
excites the love of another. The trouble is the girls are feudistically opposed. One. is pretty; the other lovely. So between the two girls poor little Steve has a very trying time indeed. The critical situation is cleared up by the militia who stop the feud. Steve gets the girl he loves, marries her and they, "live happily ever after."
Rental, $10.00 per night.
D.A. 903-911. The Girl of the Timber-claims Pino Arts
Featuring Constance Talnmdge
less Vance and her father are homesteaders in the Northwest. While Jess has been given a scientific education by her father, her love of poetry and of nature has been enhanced by her association with the Leather Hermit, who has lived in the wToods for years.
The homesteaders have smarted helplessly for some time from a series of land frauds engineered by "a ring" controlled by Senator Hoyle of Portland. Francis Ames, an eminent young lawyer, has been sent out by the government to investigate these frauds but fails to get any incriminating evidence at this time. He returns to Washington and is informed by his secretary that Hoyle is sending a bunch of dummies down to the timberland to "Establish a residence'' and thus cinch the ring's claim to Township 4-6 where Jess lives. Ames goes down there and bribes one of the dummies into letting him take his place.
The quarter section upon which Ames locates is the claim upon which Jess lives. Jess orders him off the claim and he refuses to go as he wishes to test the rights of the dummies to the limit. She gives him three days to vacate and when she finds him there at the expiration of that time she shoots him, inflicting a slight wound which lays him up in his cabin. The eternal triangle is brought into the picture through the arrival of a woman in the employ of the ring, who has been instructed to get something on Ames, and who turns Jess against him by telling her that she is engaged to Ames. That night the settlers burn Ames' cabin and Jess thinks that Ames perishes in the flames. A little later she and other homesteaders go to Portland to present their claims. Here she again meets Ames, learns that he was in the government employ instead of being a jumper, the wrongs of the homesteaders are taken care of^ and Jess becomes the bride of Ames.
Rental, $10.00 per night.
DA-912 to 19 "Enoch Arden" Majestic
Featuring Ji'allace Reid and Lillian Gish.
The Story of "ENOCH ARDEN" as visualized by William Christy Cabanne, is a splendid composite of imagery and illustration, just what the distinguished poet intended it should be. The very simplicity of the story is artfully preserved. That simplicity, however, is not in atmosphere, feeling and humanity. In its avoidance of sensation and false sentiment, it is all the more impressive and more in accord with the author's own mood when he wrote it. The picture version in fact becomes a formidable rival to the poem.
A strong factor in the success of "ENOCH ARDEN" is Lillian Gish as Annie Lee. She gathers strength as the Story goes on, and her slight figure
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