Motography (Jan-Jun 1915)

By Emmett Campbell Hall 10 Monday, June 7th "Road O' Striie" No. "The Unsparing Sword" One Reel Drama The mysterious death of Gilbert Jerome attracts wide attention. Alene is indicted for the murder, despite every effort made in her behalf by Robert Dane. The jury brings in a verdict of guilty and Alene is sentenced to be hanged by the neck until she is dead. Crane Wilbur and Mary Charleson, featured Tuesday, June 8th "He's A Bear" One Reel Comedy Those two merry funsters and inimitable dancers— Pat Rooney and Marion Bent, romp through this one reeler, leaving; in their wake a broad trail of laughs. The chief action centers about Pat's attempt to get the reward offered for a lost bear by impersonating the bear in a skin procured from a furrier. Rooney and Bent, featured Wednesday, June 9th Tap! Tap! Tap! Two Reel Drama Atjwealthy father sends a ne'er-do-well son off on a yachting trip. The son arrives at a lighthouse and plans to rehabilitate himself financially by stealing valuable securities from the keeper. The way he deals with his temptation and his further acquaintance with the keeper's wife and daughter make a picture of unusual dramatic power and moral value. Featuring L. C. Shumway ','.,.,. ;. ■ ; ;.-:* , , ,;, ' . v -.-/■■ ..■;.; ■ .-;■ Thursday, June 10th "Courage and The Man" Three Reel Drama A big, vigorous story of the Canadian woods involving a crippled, young physician, his wife, and her former sweetheart, who is also unknown to them, the murderer of the physician's brother. The action throughout is tense, dramatic and thrilling. Edgar Jones and Justina Huff, featured Friday, June 11th "The Cornet" One Reel Drama A touching and simple story of simple people, yet a drama of strong domestic interest with a full, well blended measure of humor and pathos. It's the old tale of happiness achieved by conquering selfishness, but told in a unique way. Arthur Johnson and Lottie Briscoe Saturday, June 12th "Nearly a Prize Fighter" One Reel Farce Comedy This is one of the funniest adventures Billie Reeves has had in the Lubin Comedies. He and a pal, being broke, try to pass themselves off as professional fighters, but Billie gets into difficulties when a regular fighter is substituted for his pal. This picture is one continuous laugh from beginning to etd. Billie Reeves, of course, is featured lisp mm Multiple Reel Masterpieces Ready and About to Be Released "The Sporting Duchess" Comedy Drama by Cecil Raleigh With Rose Coghlan and Ethel Clayton, supported by George Soule Spencer Direction Barry O'Neil 'The Valley ot Lost Hope" A Powerful Drama by Shannon Fife Featuring Romaine Fielding Direction Romaine Fielding 'The District Attorney" Drama by Charles Klein and Harrison Gray Fiske With George Soule Spencer and Dorothy Bernard Direction Barry O'Neil 'The College Widow" Comedy by George Ade Featuring Ethel Clayton and George Soule Spencer Direction Barry O'Neil "The Evangelist" With GLADYS HANSON, supported by George Soule Spencer Powerful Drama by Sir Henry Arthur Jones Direction Barry O'Neil "The Climbers" Drama by Clyde Fitch With GLADYS HANSON, supported by George Soule Spencer Direction Barry O'Neil "The Great Ruby" Drama by Cecil Raleigh With Beatrice Morgan, Octavia Handworth and George Soule Spencer Direction Barry O'Neil Now Showing to Crowded Houses Everywhere 'Eagle's Nest" Mr. Arden's Successful Drama With Edwin Arden and Romaine Fielding Direction Romaine Fielding 1, 3, 6, 8 Sheet Posters by A. B. C. Co., Cleveland, 0. Dodgers by Hennegan & Company, Cincinnati, O Chicago Office, 154 West Lake Street . . .. m