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-THE MOVING PICTURE WEEKLY
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BUTTERFLY PICT U R E . Adapted from the novel by Eleanor Gates by J. G. Alexander and produced by Charles Swickard, with Mary MacLaren in the title role and a fine cast.
had already jumped it. Buck had to take possession by noon of that day, and for that purpose, went to the cabin where he found Mary and Ruth alone. Mary attempted to protect her sister, and because of iher anger,
"I'll take clmrge of the baby."
A cyclonic storm had arisen, and while the lightning flashed and the thunder roared, Andy read from the Bible to Mary and Ruth. Mary dreamed during the reading, but Ruth furtively read from a book given her by Fraser. Her father, noticing this, demanded the book, and the girl refusing, snatched up his rawhide whip and started for her. Both Mary and Ruth backed to the cabin door, followed by their father with his whip upraised. A flash of lightning struck him to the ground, his left side paralyzed.
The plow woman at her toil.
Buck, from their first meeting, desired Mary, and determined to get her as well as the claim. One day he approached her as she was plowing in the fields. She raised her whip and struck him, but wresting it from her, he»snarled that he would get her.
Mary sent Ruth, escorted by Jack Fraser, to school at Bismarck. Some months later she received a letter from the matron of the school, demanding that she come for her sister immediately, as she was not a proper associate for the other girls. Mary hastened to Bismarck and found that Ruth was now the mother of a baby boy. Though heai-t-sick, Mary adored the babe and denounced the matron for her treatment of Ruth.
When Andy saw the child, he (Continued on page 32)
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