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Tuesday, September 26th 1911
Mary's Masquerade
CAST.
Mary Mabel Trunnelle
Her Uncle Harold M. Shaw
Her Aunt Miriam Nesbitt
The Young Man at the Dinner Party
Sydney Booth
Light comedy, showing how Mary, a schoolgirl, posed as a society woman in order to prevent haying thirteen at the dinner table. The consequences were a little unexpected.
Wednesday, September 27th, 1911
A Cure lor Crime
CAST,
Dr. John Morgan, a Distinguished
Surgeon Charles Ogle
His Friend Robert Brower
The Vagrant Edward O'Connor
Dr. Morgan's Little Boy Yale Boss
This is a comedy showing the power of mental suggestion. A vagrant becomes good because he is made to believe that it is Impossible for him to do wrong. An unusual plot.
Saturday, September 30th, 1911
Maiden oi the Piefaced Indians
(On reel with "Turning the Tables.") CAST.
The Maiden Rolinda Bain bridge
A Cowboy Hero John E, Cumpson
4. Villainous Mexican Charles M. Seay
The Indian Chief Robert Brower
A Western burlesque, showing all the familiar types in ridiculous situations. Full of laughs from start to finish. •
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SCENE FROM THE DEATH OF NATHAN HALE
Friday, September 29th, 1911
The Death oi Nathan Hale
(United States History Series, No. 5.) CAST.
Nathan Hale Harold M. Shaw
Dalton, a British Soldier Marc McDermott
Nathan Hale's Affianced Marie Tener
George Washington Charles Ogle
Israel Putnam Robert Brower
Telling the story of the Battle of Long Island, with Washington's masterly retreat, and Nathan Hale's attempt to do his country a service, resulting in his execution as a spy. At the close the scene dissolves into the statue of Nathan Hale in City Hail Park, New York City.
Saturday, September 30th, 1911
Turning the Tables
(On reel with "Maiden of the Fiefaced
Indians.")
CAST.
A Henpecked Husband Edward Boulden
His Wife Lorette Wells
His Sailor Friend George Nichols
A Policeman Edward O'Connor
Broad comedy, telling how a henpecked husband turned the tables on bis wife by making her believe that her first husband had come back.
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