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which happens to be the Medicine Man s
haunt He returns to find the place Oc-
cupied by the bears which have chased
the boy. The bears turn on the Medi-
cine Man. chasing him and capturing
him, finally killing him The sheriff is
on the track of AlOccasin; he has him
handeUffed and about to take him to
town, when White Dove rushes up to
them and tells them that the bears have
her boy. They release MOccasin and he
rescues the boy. In the meantime White
Dove tells the minister to prove his
White God by saving her child. She
feels that the prayer has been answered
when MOccasin returns with the boy IN
hurt
The bookings already made for "At-
iantis," by the Great Northern Film
Company, Of New York, give assurance
that full appreciation viii be accorded
this big feature dramatiZatiOn of Haupt-
mann's great novel. It requires con-
fdence and courage to expend more than
$4,000 IN producing q film drama as
was done IN the case of Atlantis" but
there seems no possible doubt that It
VIII fully justify and reward the conf
dence placed in it
Warmers Features program IS seeur-
4lE a H4DuE uUl4 OA EAulDlLUES ana
moving picture patrons alike One big
feature after another is presented with
unfailing regularity. The keen judg-
ment Of P A Powers and the Warner
Brothers II only putting ont the best
that the market affords is finding appre-
ciatiVe recognition
'Being a heroine in a motion picture
drama is no sinecure,' says Miss Marion
Tanner, especially when the part calls
for a twenty-fOOt dive into chilly water
and a struggle with two perfectly horrid
men"
Miss Tanner was engaged by the Nit
tenthal Film Company to play the her
entitled 1.-The Auto Bandits Of New
York" In one scene she Is chased to
the edge of a pier on the Hudson River
and dives of, followed by two bandits
who struggle with her in the water
The men were instructed TO put realism
into their work-and they debut with
disastrous results to Miss Tanner, who (
swallowed enough water to render her |
unconscious for fifteen minutes.
The Auto Bandits of New York" IN |
three parts, Is the first of a series of /
thrilling melodramas which viii be re-
leased by Warmers Features, Inc to
the theatres using their feature service. 1
1t viii be followed shortly by "Sir /
Highwayman Of Death Valley" an in
tensely dramatic story well known to the /
older generation Of play-goers.
''The Heart Of a Doll" Exclusive
Supply COrporation)-Edna, daughter
Of Leonce, was puzzled because her
doll had no heart The ticking of her
fathers watch gave her an idea She
ripped the doll open and sewed the
watch inside. When Leonee missed his
watch he suspected a boy, who had call
ed selling ornaments, of stealing it
The boy was searched and allowed TO
90.
Later Edna's doll fell into the river
and WIS being carried away when the
boy came along and dived in and
brought the doll to the bank. WhenI
Edna reached home, she was greatly dis
Eressed because the dolls heart had
ceased to beat. 4 am crying becausel
my dolls heart is drowned she said
LeOnce then guessed what had hap
pened, and found his watch, rather the
worse for the immersion. The boy was
soon discovered and Edna prettily re-
warded him for reseuing her doll
'The Two Fathers Gubin)-Bob
Carter and Peggy Ryan get married.
Neither Of them has ever met the
are invited to come on and congratulate
the happy couple. BOb's father does not
drink and Peggy's dad does not smoke.
They meet on the train and get together
although neither knows the errand of theI
other. Their suit cases get mixed and
when Pop" Carter opens the wrong bagI
he finds a supply of booze which annOysl
him and the two old gents have a heated
argument On arriving at the home Of
the newlyweds they are duly introduced,
but their tastes are unlike and every
thing causes a friction.
Peggy's father is q great fisherman
and BOb's father looks upon the camel
as all rot and nonsense. He borrowsl
an auger and bOres a hole in the bOatl
that Ryan will use. The boat quickly
fills with water and Ryan cannot swim
Carter, however, being a good swimmer.
Fescues him The doctor Is sent for and !
soon puts the two old men in fghtingl !
condition again. But harmony at length
IS restored The two old gents embrace
and smoke and drink until they fan
peacefully to sleep as the newlyweds
laugh at their papas.
The dramatization Of 'Sapho" for the
speaking stage is known throughout the
country, its fame preceding it as it ,
Journeyed from city to city and every
where drawing crowded houses. fSaphO" [
has now been reproduced as a fOur-partl {
film feature and is released by the I
World Special Films Corporation. til
rivals the dramatizatiOn of the legitimate :
stage and there IS every indication that
Its drawing power viii be at least
equally great.
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