The Washington herald., 1913-11-29

Helen Gardner will be seen in a role
new to her admirers when the film, at
present being produced at the Helen
Gardner Studio, is released. The new
photo-play Is entitled "olga Treskoff,"
end the scenes are laid in Russia.
Olga Treskoff, played by Miss Gardner.
is the center of a political conspiracy.
Through the various intrigues she Is in
duced to leave her husband, a baron. and
follow her lover. who has been exiled to
Siberia. Here both husband and lover
meet and in a dramatic struggle both
are killed. leaving Olga desolate and
alone. The scenes descriptive OF Rus
sian life, and the tortures suffered by
the prisoners are portrayed with strong
vividness and force.
For beautiful scenes, through which
wholesome, pretty love story runs Ike
thread of rose-colored ribbon, the new
Princess play, Her Right to Happi-
ness" is one Of the most attractive this
month.
The story is simple. By itself, there
would hardly seem to be enough to make
a full reel But as the love story de-
velops, one scene leads to another in
rapid succession and ones interest is
held without break. -
ManSuelO Is gOuhb Dh5AAAC6o IMAM "hO
is all business in his ONCE, and the
primitfvel out-of-door athlete after BUSH
ness hours are over. His youngest and
prettiest stenographer is an outdoor"
girl, herself-bnt attends strictly to busi-
ness in the ONCE. Attracted merely by
what they know Of each other during
business hours, they fall in love and are
married. Then-each tries to live up to
a business conception Of the other-which
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To relieve this, for a while, Mansfield
goes off on a hunting trip. And. finding
there Is another unknown side go his
character which she has never suspect
ed, his wife presently follows him into
the woods She comes upon his camp
when he least expects her, and proves
herself such a thoroughly good out-of-
door comrade that they live through
second honeymoon. alone with each
other in the woods The cast includes:
Brandt Mansfield. Boyd Marshall; Fana,
one of his stenogrsphers, Fannie Greg
ory: Mansfelds wife. young and pretty.
Muriel Ostriche.
Louise Hun is the latest acquisition
to the Lubin company's gaxaly Of stars.
Miss HUFF before joining the Lubin forces
played leads for the Edison and Famous
Players companies.
The extent of the popularity of that
irrepressfble pair of funmakers, John E.
Brennan and Ruth Roland, can be judged
from the contents OF a letter bearing
the postmark of Geneva, Switzerland, re-
ceived at the Kalem Offices recently. The
writer declares that the announcement
to the effect that q picture featuring Mr..
Brennan and Miss Roland Is to be shown
at one of the theaters. is the signal for
an unusually large attendance. These
performers will shortly be seen In a roll
licking new farce. General Bunko's Vic
tory"
two-reel allegorical gem, recently re-
leased by the American Company, in
which Winifred Greenwood displays her
marvellous natural ability as an actress,
is entitled Where the Road Forks" As
Miriam Howell the woman struggling
twixt ambition and love, Miss Greenwood
experiences the gamut OF human emo
tions. The joy of having reached the
zenith of human aspirations and the dep
est anguish OF the soul of one dethroned
from popular favor.
The production entails the Jewel scene
from the opera of Faust and is gor-
geously staged.