Reel Life (Mar-Sep 1915)

Fourteen REEL LIFE linillllllllHIIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllN ries of t. a donation toward church repairs, he tells them that they will get nothing of the sort from him, but that if they will depose Dowling and call a new man, he will build them a new church. This is done and Dowling, broken-hearted, retires. Before the meeting-house is finished, Flint is stricken with small-pox. Fearing to die, he sends for the new minister to read him the scriptures. But the preacher is afraid to go near the ill man. In despair, Flint summons Dowling. The old minister goes to him and helps the village doctor save Flint's life. Dowling is reinstated, his salary doubled, and her home returned to the Widow Ames. diiiiiuiiiiuuiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 11111111111111111111111111111111 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiii iiuiiuiiiiiinii THE CEREMONIAL TURQUOISE Two Reels . Reliance August 7, 1915 UllllllllllGUIiHIIlIllilllNIIUIIM^ Irene Hunt Solves a Jewel Mystery Also Featuring Charles West CAST Reinhart Eric von Ritzau Du Boise Charles West Amy Irene Hunt John Lubo Dark Cloud An Indian Eagle Eye The Clerk Philip Gastroack REINHART, senior member of the jewelry firm of Reinhart and Du Boise, is found murdered in the store. Suspicion attaches to Du Boise, as the partners' relations had been strained of late, and Reinhart had forced his daughter, Amy, to break her engagement to Du Boise. Circumstantial evidence is against the young man. Amy, however, believes him innocent. She observes that a case of turquoises has been robbed, and also notices a quantity of coarse, black hair, evidently torn from the head of the murderer, lying near the right hand of the dead man. The hair apparently is that of a Mexican or Indian. Amy learns that the turquoise mine, owned by both the partners, had been taken over from New Mexican Indians, not without some friction. A clerk testifies that on the day of the murder, a well-dressed "Spaniard" had visited the store and bought a few small turqtioises. The girl enlists the cooperation of the sheriff, and they go, with a posse, to the mine. There the Indians are surprised in the midst of tribal ceremonies, in which the stolen turquoise plays an important part. Lubo, their leader, in attempting to escape, is mortally wounded. Dying, he confesses to Amy that he murdered Reinhart. Amy reaches the court-room just in time to present Lubo's written confession, which saves her lover from the chair. ll|!llll!ll|l!iillllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllH FATHER LOVE Komic One Reel August 8, 1915 UlllllllllllilllliMIIIIIIIIWIIIIIIIIIIIIIi™ Featuring Fay Tincher in a Villainous Part CAST Fay, a chauffeur ...Fay Tincher Archibald Frank Darien Flunkey Chester Withey Frances, Archibald's wife Olga Gray ARCHIBALD'S wife, Frances, has acquired the club habit. She neglects to take him to the theater, and he must pass the lonely evenings tending their infant. Fay, the chauffeur, out of pity for the slighted husband, falls in love with him and begs him to elope with her. His duty to the baby, however, constrains him to decline. Fay makes up her mind to win Archibald at any cost. She kidnaps him in the auto. The wife, at the club, hears what has happened and rushes to the rescue. Fay's machine breaks down. Archibald escapes and flings himself into the sea. The wife swims out land saves him. Realizing that he has been faithful to her, even to the point of risking his life, Frances reassures her spouse that she will show him more affection in the future. llllllillllNllllllillllllllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIUIIIIM BIG JIM'S HEART Majestic Two Reels August 8, 1915 iiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiilniiiiniiiiiiiin A Strong Western Play Featuring Teddy Sampson and Charles Clary CAST Jim Taylor, sheriff Charles Clary George White F. A. Turner Elsie, his daughter Teddy Sampson Tom Smith Emmett J. Flynn Mojave Ed William A. Lowery Wild Cat :.. Eagle Eye SHERIFF JIM TAYLOR loves Elsie, daughter of Ranchman George White. Elsie, however, has given her promise to Tom Smith, driver of the pony express. Tom gets into a quarrel with Wild Cat, an Indian half-breed, and when the latter is found dead shortly after, the young express driver is arrested on suspicion of murder. Elsie alone believes him innocent. On the day set for the hanging, Mojave Ed, a worthless character, falls ill of fever in the mountains. Fearing to die, he sends for the sheriff and confesses to him that it was he who murdered Wild Cat. The sheriff realizes that his hope of winning Elsie now is lost — that is, if he chooses to prove the express driver's innocence. As he stands, later that day, with the hang rope in his hand. Big Jim finds that he cannot bring himself to seek by such means his own happiness. He relates Mojave Ed's confession, Tom is freed, and the lovers reunited. THE LITTLE ORPHANS Reliance One Reel August 9, 1915 The Story of a Fortunate Rescue Starring the Child Actors, Harold Goodwin and Violet Wilkev CAST Donald Harold Goodwin Doris •. Violet Wilkey Levy, the pawnbroker Edward A. Warren Renwick Morris Richard Cummings His Wife Elberta Lee A Crook Charles Gorman Another Crook ". J. P. McCarthy WHEN their mother dies, Donald and Doris fall into the hands of Levy, sl pawnbroker, who is "fence" for a gang of crooks. Levy forces Donald to sell papers for a living, and makes Doris his slavey. The gang, desiring to use a small boy in pulling off a jewel robbery, hire the boy from the pawnbroker. He is compelled to enter the home of Renwick Morris while the crooks wait outside for him to open the door. Morris discovers the young intruder. He recognizes in Donald his newsboy, and wins from him his story. Morris phones police headquarters, and the waiting thieves are captured. Meanwhile, Doris has gone to the police, desperately determined to win help against Levy. Donald and Doris meet at the station. Levy has been arrested. Renwick Morris and his wife adopt the homeless brother and sister.