Motography (Jan-Jun 1914)

Record Details:

Title:
Motography
Date:
Jan-Jun 1914
Publisher:
Electricity Magazine Corp.
Volume:
Motography (Jan-Jun 1914)
Leaf #:
000795
Language:
English
Collection:
Early Cinema
Format:
Periodicals
Contributor:
Library of Congress, MBRS, Moving Image Section
Sponsor:
Library of Congress, Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
Date Added:
September 21, 2023
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June 13, 1914. MOTOGRAPHY IDE 1DI IDC The First Big American Feature Made For Us By Patlie THE STAIN 6 Parts 6 Parts A Dramatization of the Great Novel by Forrest Halsey and Robert Davis The Stain is the first of the American multiple reel pictures made specially for us by Pathe. It is a masterpiece in ever}' way. The Play is a dramatization of the great novel by Forrest Halsey and Robert Davis. The parts are played by Edouard Hose, Thurlow Bergen, Virginia Pearson, Eleanor Woodruff, Sam Ryan and others of great ability. You are probably familiar with the story of the bank clerk who has ambition to beome a great lawyer but is prevented by poverty. He steals some of the bank's cash and deserts his wife and small child. Later after becoming a judge, and having remarried under the impression that his former wife is dead, he is called upon to try his daughter on a framed-up charge. He is being very severe, but just as he is about to pass sentence he is recognized by the wife he had deserted, and his infamous past is laid bare. The story itself is very strong, and the critics who have seen the finished picture predict a very hearty reception. There is not a slow minute in the whole six reels. The dramatic incidents are exceptionally strong. You will be protected if you send your order to us now. A Truly Wonderful Feature ECLECTIC FEATURE FILM EXCHANGES FOR YOUR USE ATLANTA BOSTON CHICAGO DALLAS LOS ANGELES MINNEAPOLIS Rhodes Bldg. 3 Tremont Row 5 So. Wabash Ave. Andrews Bldg. 114 E. 7th St. 4th & Hennepin Sts. NEW YORK PITTSBURGH SAN FRANCISCO ST. LOUIS SYRACUSE CINCINNATI 115 E. 23rd St. 715 Liberty Ave. 67 Turk St. 3210 Locust St. 214 E. Fayette St 217 E. 5th St. CLEVELAND PORTLAND PHILADELPHIA WASHINGTON NEW ORLEANS 622 Prospect Av., S. E. 392 Burnside Ave. 1235 Vine St. 7th & E Sts., N. W. 910 Gravier St. DENVER: Nassau Bldg. KANSAS CITY 928 Main St. The Eclectic 110 West 40th Street Film Company New York City S$t PARIS HEW YORK fe\ "The Cream of American and European Studios" IDE IDE IDE In writing to advertisers please mention MOTOGRAPHY.