Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-30
On tie Bismarck Rialfo

fui, dfahlatic, appealing n exert
ing pictures produced by the Warner
Feature Film company CT New York
city. During the East week three
splendid acts appeared and everyone
proved a big hit, there being plenty
of variety and NOVELTY combined with
q lot OF comedy.
For this week the Orpheum manag.
ment will present the following War
ner features, The Struggle fol-
Wealth." featuring Joe Welch as the
poor Jewish emigrant seeking a for,
tune, Joe Welch is the worlds great
est Hebrew ~impersonator. BY all
means see the worthwhile feature in
three parts. "a F%lorentine Tragedy
in three parts. A powerful adapta
ton of Oscar Wilde's famous play of
the same name featuring the Englich
stars, Constance VraWley and Archue
Maude, will be shown Wednesday
and Thursday nights.
For Friday and Saturday Warmers
features present ''The Hand That
Condemns" in three parts. A detec.
tive story aoferemarkable intensity and
power, presented by an all-star cast
to held your attention.
The vaudeville for Monday and
Tuesday will be Delicia and Polly,
the sister team they all talk about,
simply comedy creators, for the mid
week change. Gruber and Kew will
be the big feature in a classy sing
ing, talking, dancing and musical
turn, Friday and Saturday Dave and
Percie Martin, high class comedy en-
tertainers, will be the headliner.
Every change of program will include
those latest current events and co
medy picture plays. When you are
looking for something new and differ
ent then &C to the popular Main street
theater-The Orpheum; where every
body goes.
GRAND.
Probably no theater in Bismarck
ever closed a more successful week
than did the Grand in the six days
just passed. Every night the bright
little amusement palace drew full
houses, but on Tuesday and Thurs
day evenings patrons had to be turn
ed away for lack OF room.
Managers Colvin and De Russia are
more than pleased with the reception
that the people of Bismarck have
given them and are determined to ex-
tend their thanks in the most materi-
al way possible, by giving their pat
rons the brightest and snappiest films
that can be obtained in the motion
picture world.
Tuesday night the new manage
ment selected as their official open
ing night. In addition to a clever bill
of pictures, features souvenirs in the
shape Of beautiful cut flowers were
given away with each ticket.
Then on Thursday night came The
sensations Of the moving picture
world, Edison's Talking Movies. The
Just simply wasn't big enough
to hold the people that wanted to see
these marvels. Those that were for
tunate enough to find room within
tunate enough to find room within
the playhouse Were amply repaid by
witnessing what was probably one of
the cleanest and most entertaining
exhibitions ever offered in Bismarck.
The pictures and their novel talking
accompaniment We're working perfect,
~.
The two lead features for the com
ing week at the Grand are "Exonera-
ton" for Monday, and "Out of tie
Storm" for Tuesday evening.
Both are three-reel films Of absorb
ing interest. "Exoneration' is said.
to be one of the gripping moral play
films that makes n think long at
ter leaving the theater, while the 9th.
er is a stirring western drama In pic
lures that keeps the audience right
on tipt0es till the finish.
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