The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-28

With tn,
They gown Aim productions just as
accurately as they ever did stage pro-
auctions. nowadays. It Is interesting
to note in this connection that Miss
Maude Fealy, starring in Thanhous-
er's king Rene's Daughter" wore
the very same lavender gown that
Miss Ellen Terry did in her celebrat-
ed stage presentation Of this piece.
The action Of the Biograph company
in supplying to licensed exhibitors. the
grouped and identified phographs Of
its principal players will be heartily
appreciated by thousands Of picture
followers. It Is to be regretted that
in the center of this group there
could not have been placed the like
ness of the n man to whom not only
Is due whatever individual distinction
Biograph pictures possess, but to
whom also, for his splendid and artis-
ent and coming generations Of picture.
goers will have aus for gratitude
Director Griffith.
king Rene's Daughter is the name
Of the film that marks Maud Fealy's
photoplay debut, released Tuesday.
June "a. "a poetic drama from the
Danish Of Henrick Henri Is the pro.
ducer's description and the production
Is a pretentious in two reels, en-
ploying hundreds Of people. In the
cast with Miss Fealy are these Than
houser favorites: Harry Benham.
Ian Benham and Mrs. Laurence Mar
ston. Miss Fealy has taken up her
residence at New Rochelle and Rill 60
on working for the Thanhousex: Film
Co.. for several months.
Plans were announced ea3y last
week by the Liebler company Tor the
formation Of a new company to be
composed Of the Vitagraph and Lieb-
Ter officials for the purpose Of pro-
ducing motion pictures Of the Liebler
plays. The company will be known
as the Liebler- vitagraph Film Co. The
plan Is to produce in pictures the best
Of the Liebler productions. This
makes the third to announce the pro-
duction Of the pictures Of famous
plays. The Famous Players company
was the first to enter this field and
were closely followed by Klaw & Err
LANCER, but who to date have not done
any producing.
That most wonderful effort Of mod
ern times in moving picture produc-
ton, 1.-The Battle Of Gettysburg" OPEN
ed at Conan 8 Harris grand opera
house, New York city, on Sunday,
Tuna 1 RI the Orea tact ~nrapfinn ox,or
accorded a film on the screen. The
house, which was capacity. actually
went wild as the stirring scenes and
exciting incidents of the memorable
battle were once more enacted before
their very eyes. A spectacle such as
this had never been witnessed by any
audience in the world. Thousands Of
men battling to the death. hand-to-
hand conflicts, scenes Of the most
roisms. And then the cold. dark aft
ern1ath when the grim cloak Of death
and tragedy overhung the field Of bat
tie and shut out the dreadful Of
carnage. All this and more has Thos.
H. Ince, the managing director Of the
and Broncho companies re-
faithfully in every detail and
little wonder that at the close Of the
film the silent and enthralled audience
III SAACCA1 liz anu IuIIlulIAOuS
making one Of the greatest
demonstrations ever heard In a theater
md incidentally paying unconscious
to the genius of Mr.. Ince and
ais company.
A little story is most Illuminating
10 to the methods Of nj Of the
GREEN'S great directors-one who OUT
ide Of film circles is rarely heard Of:
M S~HtI4 l. ~-vo-I@S xL~ en1- hSS
practically unanimous consent. This
8 pretty definite Identification; but
lere goes: In the cours Of a rehear-
al one of the young women-not now
with this same company
vas directed to take a knife and fol-
ow another player. The director was
The young woman did
OF manifest suflcient determinations;
here was an absence Of the tragic. the
90 much like a pink tea. not a con-
emplated assassination. There were
epeated trials and unhroken failures.
directors patience was exhausted
n a fash. Like a bolt came the exc
It began with an oath. you
re the rottenest actress I rel saw"
le continued. his wrath steadily ris-
ng. you are a disgrace to the COM
ANY! When the scene 10 finished you
AZ 0oAA6 W O0 SdAAiC0s 4dh0 tu0
.,icture!"
The young woman never looked at
he director. Apparently she couldn't
vait for the camera man to start
The knife was poised at the
proper angle; tears flowed from eyet
hat never before had shone with such
! cold glitter and over a face that re-
yealed real murder in the brain be.
lind it-there was no room for doubt
- that nh vpA - AhA AtaA4kA. AAvvAAY
eft the face OF the raging actress: hhs
niger had turned to fierce Joy, AZ
he scene ended he was at the side Of
he young woman.
That's tho way, girlie!!" he. shout
ID In. his delight, - he gave her q re-
sounding and fatherly smack on the
''that's the way! that's just
What ! wanted" i.