The Moving Picture World (Apr-Jun 1913)

THE MOVING PICTURE WORLD 251 COMING EDISON FILMS HULDA OF HOLLAND Dramatic (1000) — Released Monday, April 21st. Hulda, arrayed in her wedding gown, goes to show her finery to her grandmother. She is caught in a terrific storm and does not return for the wedding, but the searchers find a soaked and mud-stained figure whose hands have stopped a leak in the dyke. AN INNOCENT INFORMER Dramatic (1000) — Released Tuesday, April 22nd. A young girl unwittingly exposes her father's moonshine outfit, to win the reward for her lover. When she discovers what she has done, she forces her lover to rescue the old man from the attacking revenue officers. He does so, but is badly wounded in the fight. HIS UNDESIRABLE RELATIVES Comedy (1000) — Released Wednesday, April 23rd. The newly-weds are pestered to death by hubby's prying relatives — a marvelous collection of freaks. They are driven all over the house in search of a quiet nook until the cook breaks out with a terrible rash — cranberry sauce — and the relatives stampede for parts unknown. THE HIGH TIDE OF MISFORTUNE Dramatic (1000) — Released Friday, April 25th. Being the Tenth story of "What Happened to Mary." Produced in collaboration with "The Ladies' World." Mary's uncle and his son are released from jail and they discover, through Billy Peart, that she is in the Salvation Army mission. She is tricked into boarding a schooner and carried off to Martha's Vineyard, but escapes in a small boat and rows to the lighthouse. A SPLENDID SCAPEGRACE From "A Blackjack Bargainer" Dramatic (1000) — Released Saturday, April 26th. Having dissipated away his entire fortune and sold his home, Yancey Goree finally sells the family feud to an old mountaineer. But Yancey's old enemy befriends him and, in return, he shields him from the new enemy, receiving the bullet which was intended for him. WHEN The RIGHT MAN COMES ALONG Comedy-Drama (1000)— Released Monday, April 28th Scorning all things feminine, an extremely progressive young woman plunges into business, develops a near-male style of clothes and becomes as mannish as possible. She laughs at matrimony until he arrives and then her mannish ways are thrust aside in her efforts to charm him. THE ORPHAN Drama (1000) — Released Tuesday, April 29th. The black sheep of the family dies, leaving his little daughter in the care of a younger brother who is engaged to be married. The little stranger is the cause of a breach between the lovers, but her illness brings them more closely together than they have ever been before. A RELUCTANT CINDERELLA Comedy (1000) — Released Wednesday, April 30th. A pinching slipper, removed under the table during a dinner-dance, gets a debutante into all sorts of embarrassing predicaments before she finally recovers it from one of the men. She conceals her slipperless foot until he lets a mouse loose in the room. That is too much. The EDISON KINETOSCOPE UNDERWRITERS' TYPE "B" W1 HY isn't your moving picture show making you the great big money you read about ? How is it that the man in the next block can show the same pictures you do — and take the crowds away from you ? We'll tell you. It's all in the machine— you need an Edison Kinetoscope. The Edison wins the crowd because it projects clear, flickerless pictures that don't tire the eyes, and are a real pleasure to look at. There are no discouraging "intermissions for repairs." And the Edison Kinetoscope saves the extra money it makes, because it runs the longest time with the least upkeep expense. Get posted. Send for Catalog 500 and a copy of the Edison Kinetogram. Price, with Rheostat, 110 volts, 24-40 amperes, $225.00 Price, with 1 10 volt, 60 Cycle Transformer, . 245.00 Thomas A. Edison, Inc., 239 Lakeside Ave., Orange, N. J.