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permission to marry her until he is in control of his own money. Brown goes on a journey with his daughter. He flings tips right and left to bellboys, maids, waiters, etc. Jack follows. One day Brown is reprimanded by an hotel clerk for tipping the servants. In dis gust he is about to check out, when he discovers that be has no money with which to pay his dill. Jack turns up very opportunely and pays the old gentleman's bil! Thus he wins con gent to marry his lady love.
THE HERO-COWARD (drama; release March 28; length, 1,000).—Jack Williams, policeman, is fired because of cowardice. He becomes elevator operator in the Hotel De Luxe. A bandit escapes the police just as they are about to arrest bim and jumps into Jack’s cab. Jack etruggies with him and finally overpowers bim and turns him over to the officers waiting on the main floor. He is then reinstated on the police force and ranked as a lieutenant as a reward for his bravey.
BRONCHO BILLY’S GRATEFULNESS (W. drama; release March 29; length 1 .000).—John Hard‘ng, ranchman, and his wife, nurse Broncho Billy back to health, after be has collapsed on their doorstep. He thanks them for their kind
mess and leaves. Fred Church forces his attentions on Mrs. Harding and Harding in revenge shoots him Harding is captured by the sheriff Broncho Billy, in a spirit of gratefulorss, holds up the sheriff's posse, which enables Harding to escape and cross the border into Mexico KALEM.,
THE BATTLE OF BLOODY FORD (drama; release March 22; tworeel special; length, 2,000).—Agatha Elwood allows two men to fall
in love with her. The Civil War breaks out and both go to the front. In a very decisiv battle, Covington is wounded and is rescued from danger by Chase, who thinks that Agatha loves Covington. Later Chase also is wounded. While they are recovering in the hospital, they exchange confidences. Each declares his love for Agatha. Then a letter arrives from Agatha telling Covington of her love for Chase. Covington replies that he is coming to her bringing happiness. She is at a loss to understand his meaning, till he puts in appearance with Chase
LUBIN, THE FIXER (com
edy; relec-. March 25; length — m Gay is cauge while flirt
ing, by his wife, who drives him from her home with the broom, after she has taken al! the presents which he bought to appease her wrath. He turns to his friend, Fixer, for assistance in his time of trouble. Fixer makes love to Mrs. Gay and gets thrown out of the house for his pains. Then his sweetheart breaks off her engagement because he tried to kiss Mrs. Gray. In Fixer’s office great gloom reigns supreme, because Fixer is sad because he is not married, and Gay is sad because he married. On the same reel is Such An Appetite.
SUCH AN APPETITE (comedy; release March
2%; length—).—Adolpbus Haughton is about to attend a masquerade ball, when he fs taken suddenly ill. His valet, whom he sends back to
the costumer with his sult of armor, which he was to have worn, is held up by four tramps. They take turns in wearing the outfit and all £0, one at a time, to the ball where they eat to the heart's content. Haughton’s sweetheart sees the same man, supposedly her sweetheart, eating ravenously during the whole evening, and she is disgusted with him The next day she returns his presents and then the joke comes to light. She consents to become his wife and nestles snugly in his arms, as the picture fades.
MEMORIES OF HIS YOUTH (drama: release March 27; length 1,000).—Arthur James, a celebrated painter, has never married, always preferring to remain true to his first love, who had married another. Later Grace’s husband dies, and Arthur returns to his home town full of hope of at last coming into his own, but alas, Grace, too, is dead, and the old home in ruins. Arthur meets and becomes deeply attacht to
Grace’ son. Phillip, a successful broker. Phillip intends to float some
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Insurreetos led by General Oroszo
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Phillip is finally won over to the right by Arthur, who tells his own story of his love for Phillip’s mother. Then Phillip receives a letter from the bank congratulating him on his decision. He also gets permission to wed the girl he loves.
THE GIFT OF THE STORM (drama; release March 28; length 1,000).—Rose Richmond, lead ing lady of a theatrical troupe, fancies herself in love with the manager. A quarrel causes her to wander off into an uninhabited district
bonds, altho he knows down “ss in his heart that it would be dishonest to do so (Continued on page 162.) SCENE IN ’TILL DEATH DO US PART
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