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Skaguay ani White d>rsr, trains leaving bota terminals j!
eviry Tuesday and Friday.
CUlNTER STAGZ SERVICE
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p j> ,ble comfort by means of a
T laroajSly Ei jiaped Staje AutoTiobils Line
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he White Pass &YukonRout;
TIME TABLE No. 34.
Tuesday and Friday.
\c. 1. N". Bound
1st class
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11: Oo p. ai.
I1:40 p. m.
1—: ;ir» p. m.
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<: 1% p. m.
No. 2, S. Bound
1st class
Arrives 3:2o p. m
Leaves 1:45 p. m
•• 12:47 p. in.
" 12:13 p. m
" 10:25 a. m
" 8:13 a. m
Leaves SKAGCAY
WHITE PASS
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HE B. M. BEHRENDS BANK
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B. M. BEHRENDS. R. WILLl^ GUY McNAUGHTON.
President Vice Pret. Cosln
MAURICE COSTELLO.
A POISON so deadly that merely In
haliug its odor causes death Is
used l>y Professor Reynolds tc
remove the mail who threatens to ex
I pose him for the thief that he Is. How
Madelyn Mack, a girl detective, ex
i poses the slayer Is shown in "The Rid
! die of the Green Umbrella," a two acl
feature of t(R> Alice Joyce series. Alice
J Joyce enacts the role of the girl de
I tertive. With her in this production
] are such popular players as Margue
| rile Courtot, Guy Co'Mnbs, Jere Austir
and James B. Itoss.
j Maurice Oostello is one of the liesl
l;no\vu and most popular of the lead
l ins men engaged in film work. He
; lias all the qualities needed for a mat
i' j luce Idol.
SCENE FROM "THE RIDDLE OF THE GREEN UMBRELLA."
••The woman m macK" lsarourreei,
melodrama In which a wronged girl
fakes the place of an Innocent dupe!
and Is married to the man she bad
once loved.
Harold McGratb's "Hearts and
.Masts" has been turned iuto a photo
play.
In response to many requests as to
I he probable duration of "The Perils of
r'anline," public announcement Is made
that the big serial will be completed
with the twentieth episode.
Edwin Barbour played "old man"
parts on the stage before he was twen
I ty-five, and he has been playing them
ever since. He is now doing the same
sort of character work in motion pic
tures. lie has written several suc
cessful plays, "Northern Lights." "The
White Squadron" and "Antietam" be
ing among the best known.
xue iran u ui a xu.i.u..—
Croat drama of an oppressed gtrl'i
splendid faith and triumph by Mrs
Frances Hodgson RurnPtt. will he iitl
llzed as a fllin vehicle for Mary Pick
ford. She will portray the weird nnC
wonderful character of Glad Hit
ragged but beautiful girl of the I>on
Ion slums, whose undying optliiiisii,
md heroic courage even starvation
itnd deadly peril are unable to quench
To observe a baby bear grow before
the eyes until It reaches the right pro
portions to hug a water tank is to be
the interesting experience of those whi
witness "The Champion Bear Slayer'
William Riley Ilatcb plays the vll
lain in the four reel drama "A Princf
of India." A world famous jewel, b
susceptible young man. a clever re
porter and a dangerous woman figure
In the theft of tho Jewel and its ulti
mate restoration to the owner.
FLORENCE LABAOIEL.
"J"> K: EI.OW C ■ II'I'FJ lias the K-ad
i 'f ^ ing ro'o tu "S .. • /s Clothing." a
two pnrt drama by I^ouls Joseph
Ji Vance. As a ori'ok lie 1ms an interna
j t!onnl record, but lit- overdoes himself
I when he attempts to '"double cross"
Ills confederates, and lie Is punished
according to the gang code iu spite of
the efforts of his daughter, who has
b°eu used as his dupe in a theft com
fitted on board an Atlantic liner.
"The Investment" tells a love story,
but it Is not of j*ouii'-r love. Hero and
heroine are away past middle age. But
their love is sincere, and all rejoice
that the old man's investment of his
little all in auto stock results as be
hoped in an income that enables him
to wed Aunty Purvis.
SCENE FROM "SHEEP'S CLOTHING."
Florence I.nBadle is one of the most
beautiful of the popular Dim actresses.
She lias been gaining more popularity
by her clever work as the heroine In
•'The Million Dollar Mystery."
"A Soldier's Duty" gives a strong
exposition of the way 1n which love
for an individual must take second
place to love of country. This three
part picture was taken la Sweden, ami
the photography and picturesque back
grounds are very tine. A military at
tache Is ordered by his government to
obtain plans of a certain fortress in a
neighboring country. To do this he
must give up his love for a beautiful
girl and eventually sacrifice his own
life.
The Ave part drama, "The Naked
Truth," which opened the new Can
dler theater in New York, Is now
available for other theaters. It features
Lydia Corelli, the famous European
actress.
Pauline Frederick Is to make hei
debut as a film actress in Henri Bern
stein's emotional drama "Sold."
"Love me, love my cat," is the ultl
ma turn delivered to Jones by bis wife
So be leaves the house scheming to
get rid of the animal. Meeting two
friends of bis wife, he gets them to
take her to the picture show and re
turns to the bouse with 19 cents
worth of chloroform. He puts the cat
In a bag. The fumes of the chloroform
overcome him. Two burglars entei
the bouse and pack the silver in a bav
The sight of Jones asleep in his chat'
scares them, and when they leave the
take the wrong bag. Jones, recover
ing, leaves the bouse with the otlie
bag, and the comedy of "His Wife
Pet" reaches a climax.
A man hater and a woman hate
meet in "The Man Hater" After e<'
lng through a stage robbery tlieit U'
tions change, at least as to each othei
f I
J. WARREN KERRIGAN.
ABOUT l.OOO actors and actresses
were required for the six reel
drama. "Damon and Pythias."
lu producing the film whole cities were
t>ullt. Grecian gardens were construct
ed, statuary wns chiseled, the mag
nificent baths of the ancient Grecians
were duplicated nnd everything wns
ilone to create proper atmosphere. The
lending parts were given to Cleo Modi
-I'll. Anna Little. William Worthing
(on, Herbert Rawllnson and Frank
1.103-d.
A leap made from a rapidly moving
locomotive ii:to the cab of another,
both running on parallel tracks, Is the
feat or daring performed by Helen
Hilaies In 'The Stolen Engine" pic
ture
SCENE FROM "DAMON AND PYTHIAS."
| J Warren Kerrigan, known to lovers
>f the film drama all c^yer the world, is
i!. >i:, excellent work in "Terence
O K mrko, Soldier of Fortune." His
latest adventures take him into the
desert, where be battles with Arabs
and fln.il'y wins a princess.
Tbe banker and the town's wealth
iest citizen are lifelong friends, in
separable until the capitalist, a book-j
worm, discovers a rare volume and
lends it to the banker. A maid in the
banker's household takes the book
from l.is study to her room, and, being
dlschatyd the next day by her nils
tress, p.u ks the treasured volume in
her trunk before leaving. The Inci
dent ruptures friendship and leads to
serious consequences In "The Borrow
ed Book."
A leadlntr N'ew York hotel has nam
ed an omelette for King Baggot Bnt,
unfortunately, the name of the actor is
usually spelled wrong on the menu.
Edward Abeles, star of "Brewster's
Millions," "Charley's Aunt," "My
Friend From India" and a long list of
other celebrated stage successes, is to
appear in the film version of "The Mil
lion," Henry W. Savage's great come
iiy. Abeles will play the role of the
baron in "The Million," the clever and
kind hearted crook whose Ingenious
maneuvers finally succeed In captur
ing the much sought for lottery ticket,
the recovery of which means the mar
riage of the two young lovers of the
play.
Delia Connor, who played Sadie
Small In "Officer 6(51," has been re
tained to play Joan in "Stop Thief."
Mary Ryan, one of the best known
leading women in America, has been
engaged to play the maid in "Stop
Thief," the Cohan & Harris comedy
Miss Ryan Is at present starring In
"On Trial." the big hit now playing
at the new Candler theater, New lork.
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