El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-13

/ ober manages to do it so naturally
| that his audience is almost tempted
/ to forget that he is acting; he carries
/ them with him with perfect ease and
naturalness.
Maurice Barrett as Sidney Rosenthal
contributes another clever part to the
cast, and the counterpart of Walter
Fredericks as James Morgan, the Ari-
iona mine owner, can be found in al
most any town in the far west in every
day life.
Others in the cast are worthy Of
mention and the settings are all per-
fectly appointed and appropriate in
detail the first two scenes being in
the richly furnished apartments Of
young millionaire in a fashionable New
York hotel, and the last in the Wall
street office of the young promoter.
The office boy is a hit; he IS a dupli-
cate of Bud" The Heralds office boy
and authority on batting averages and
prize fight records. Clarence Rock
Teller is his name in real life, but he
could pass for Lewis Rutherford if he
Others in the cast are Clarke H. Sill
vernail, Graydon Fox, Clyde North,
John c. BrOwne1, 7. z. B. Henry, John
c. Fenton, Philip Wells, Albert Matti-
son. Miss Nena Blake, Miss Mary Car
Isle, Miss Adelaide Hastings and Miss
Estelle Wynne- G. A NJ
FEATURE PROGRAM AT GRECIAN.
THE Veteran Police Horse" is the
tiUle Of the Thanhouser two-reel fea-
ture to be shown at the Greeian to-
Most of US love horses and of all
the animals which We object TO seeing
abused. horses probably come first.
The horse plays an important part
in this fine picture. The equine nero.
worn out with hard service and old
age, is sold at auction to hack driy-
er and allowed to stand in all kinds
of weather until he is even less valu-
able. Then a brutal street vendor
gets him, and makes his daily task
still harder Finally his former rider
recognizes him and buys him back
and he spends his old age with his
old comrade on peaceful stock farm
where he is well cared for. It's
sort of Black Beauty story. There
are many pathetic incidents. There's
not dull moment in the whole two |
in the threats of the spectators as
they watch 1t, provided, of course, !
they are the sort who know that /
thoroughbred horse is the peer of the /
average man any day.
Don't miss a single day this week 1
at the Grecian- Every day a feature 4
program-Ad
AT THE ALAMO.
Today the Alamo will show, "Rogar, !
Pride OF the Ranch" a very good Nes- |
tor drama, featuring stirring, horse /
races and ranch life in general in con- /
nectiOn with the most complicated and I
exciting love story Imaginable.
The Surf Maidens" is a laughable /
NOAAAEugs SAAO " 4lie5 ubW q lLoOp u
chorus girls got in bad" with the
were arrested in bathing /
suits and who paid the fines. Hid !
den Fires" is a strong near tragedy
drama in which the innocent husband /
Of thoughtless woman near pays for
her folly with his life.
Tomorrow will be shown the great
two reel 101 Bison picture that you
have waited for so long, IN the Wilds
Of Africa" If you like exciting scenes
Of danger and peril, thrilling escapes
from ferocious beasts of the jungle /
and heroic acts of bravery, do not !
miss this one, Tuesday only. The
usual prices prevai4.-Advertisem
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