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HCBART HENLEY.
WOLI.P a girl ronrry a man she
diil uot love to protect hor fa
ther from the charge of mur
der. the man site marries knowing that
her father was .entity, and would she
live with him for years without speak
in<r and what would be her course
wiieu her father died and her husband
could no longer harm him by exposing
itis crime? These ate some of the
questions asked and answered iu "The
i'l i-.-e of Silence."
Putting a tly in the dish of ice cream
after it bad been nearly tlulshcd en
abled the angry guest to leave the
ciife without payiir,'. The scheme
works well several times. imt fails
when tried twice on the ^amo waiter,
as is clearly and comi'Vi! \ -ill. «ii Iu
■ i'.ud. Kill and the Wait' >
SCENE FROM "THE PRICE OF SILENCE."
Hoharr Mcnlpy, leading man. was a
star football player when lie was a
student at the University of Cincin
nnti. After leaving college lie traveled
with a small traveling company play
in? stock for a year. Then he joined
David Nelasco, and for Ave years he
played prominent rites in various suc
cesses. Two years ago he joined the
movies.
The adventures of a cowboy who
buys a half interest in n theatrical
company because lie admires the sou
brette are entertainingly told in "The
Soubrette and the Simp."
The danser of a flirtation is shown
in "The Huttertly's Wings." A young
society girl who unthonghtedly wins
the love of a rural swain and gives
him up oti the plea of his country
sweetheart is never quite able to for
Set the youns man even after she is
happily married to a man in her own
station
Babe Hardy Is big and fat If h»
were different be would have to plaj
roles unlike those he now plays, so h<
might not get such a large salary
Therefore he is not open to tnakins
tests of anti-fat remedies.
All may he fair in love, but it is not
always advisable. Rival suitors win
substitute vegetables for the flower
and fruit each had intended for theii
adored one learn this in "Flowers an«1
Fruit," a plnHo play cotnedy.
Mary PleUford will be seen about
Christmas in a film version of the old
story of Cinderella. There is comedy
and pathos both in the play.
An intelligent horse plays a promi
nent role In "The Fates and Ryan."
The horse, belonging to a mounted
policeman, is sold after being Injured
while rescuing a girl in a runaway an i
later saves Its former master from a
gang of counterfeiters.
MARGUERITE SNOW.
<M! Nil liio iUo:tity <.«f a not lie
^ ri:m iii on'i-r t • inherit 11 fortunj
may seem easy a I lirst. but wliei
jr.•!! loam that veil I: vo also Inherits
a connection with a gitis of couuter
fetters of whom yon had never heard
| the task becomes dilticult. And thei
if you marry a beautiful Uiaideit. agree
ins to make no Inquiry Into her pns
and not to find fault with what raigli
le learned accidentally, and then lean
tint she was also a member of tin
ping—well there w.tuld be coinpllca
t ..tis. These are all tangled and nn
tangled in "Face Value." a two ree
drama with forty characters.
Marguerite Snow has gained nianj
; new laurels as a photo ptay actress hi
the work she h is done in "The Millioi
j Dollar Mystery."
SCENE FROM "FACE VALUE."
I Patriotism may be a noble seiitl
. ;it. but for every man who goes to
| (lie frnht iliere is sotae woman, some
:•!, »!: • must experience the agonies
of waiting lor Tlio news that never
jennies. In "Their Soldier Boy" the
1 - 1 k v..>- nteers at his country's
I « notwithstanding that he must
leave mother ami sweetheart behind.
' What happens after his departure is
' I he subject of a tense little drama.
Mrs. Walker kept close watch ou
her husband, so he had to sneak away
to u» to a masked ball as the ruler of
the lower regions. He returns late at
night, wearing the costume, and hi#
[ wife thinks he is Satan himself. He
s.-nres her into agreeing to be good to
him In the future, and she is a differ
ent woman until she learns how she
has bi'en deceived. Then she became
her old self again, as is quite apparent
l>y the final scene of "The Devil and
Mrs. Walker."
Lillian Drew. astonished when s
friend her she had heard she had
been married four times, traced the re
port and discovered that it came from
a person who had heard her discussing
the comedy "The Fnhle of the Clti'>
•Jirls and the Four Times Veteran."
by (Jeorge Ade, in which Miss Drew
takes tile part of the widow. Miss
Drew related how. In the scene, she
sat hack and laughed at the girls who
never were married, telling how to
manage a husband, when she knew all
about it from quadruple experience
and the listener thought she was talk
ing from personal experience.
Lee Willard, who takes the part ot
a desperate gun man in many western
dramas, is in reality as tender hearted
as a chicken and wouldn't kill a but
terfly. lie accidentally iujured a bird
recently and spent a whole afternoon
in doctoring ils wing and took care of
it for a week until it could fly again.
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M. O. PENN.
i KFOKT.S ot ouo set of railroad
' magnates to crush those handling
u ' a competitive line are shown in
•The Place, the Time and the Man."
• plotting even goes to the extent of
• : : attempt to murder a young engineer
in I* seeking to find a way of cros
: a ti«>utita.n range. The intended
\ it 11:uhr.tver.v prevents his death and
i. wins tin- (laughter of one of the
. i Iriia'l uia^aati-M.
]vim is a favorite character
" :: "nr. !ii« i'.vpii'Msive face mid ions
lining making liliu unusually
i •. live
'n White W'nlf" the North
n lirili,i Is pictured, the In
; >: , . : ii days long before the ad
ii • f tin- white man's civilization.
SCENE FROM "THE PLACE, THE TIME AND THE MAN."
j A hate maddened man causes an ex
| plosion whieh buries a score of men
i under tons of earth and stones. Hut
I lor the work of Helen, a plucky teleg
| rapher. many lives would have been
: lost. The story is told in "The Plot
at tin- It. I!. Cut." an exciting episode
! of "Tile Hazards of ITelen."
No better sermon against ill advised
investment in wildcat stocks was ever
presented than in "A Change of
Heart." It is n powerful story of a
confidence man, who, under the sym
pathy of a sweet old lady whom he
is planning to defraud, changes his
ways and becomes a better man.
A story <>f tiie civil war is told in
"His Itrother ltill." Two New Eng
land boys enlist, one is killed by a
southerner, who afterward saves the
life of the Itrother of his victim. Ul
timately the southern soldier takes the
Xew Englnnder home, meets and mar
ries ills sister.
r.loyd V. Hnmilton, who appears In
tlie Marshal Neilan comedies, declares
that a motion picture comedian must
possess the endurance of a mule and
the nine lives of a cat "Ham's" re
cent adventures bear out his assertion
In "The Bold Banditti and the Rab
I!ah Boys" he is blown up by a bomb:
"The Reformation of Ham" sees him
in terrific battle with Chinese pirates,
sent to the bottom of the ocean tied to
nil anchor and being chased by snakes.
"T.ove, Oil and Grease" reveals "Ham'
dragged all over town on his back by
an automobile, while the other come
dies show him encountering even more
strenuous adventures
John Emerson is to appear in a film
version of "The Conspiracy," the play
he wrote and in which he starred in
Xew York and London. He plays the
role of an eccentric writer of crime
stories who puts his theories Into prac
tice In solving a murder mystery and
capturing a criminal baud.
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