Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-28
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No doubt Bismarkers will be de-
lighted with the announcement that
Manager Colva1 has secured the mo-
ton picture Of Richard Harding Davis
world renowned Soldiers of For
tune" which will he presented at the
Grand next Monday and Tuesday. The
motion picturesi sS in. six thrilling parts,
produced under the personal direction
of Augustus Thomas and has In the
leading role Americas favorite actor,
Dustin Farnuln, taking the part of
Robert Clay, q young American min
ing engineer, who after an extended
tour of the tropics discovers valuable
deposits Of iron ore on the shores of
South America. After securing an
option on the valuable tract, he pro
ceeds on his homeward journey to
America where he succeeds in form
ing the American Mining company;
he then returns to Exceptional lands
in South America to supervise the
development Of the properties and
negages as miners the idle soldier of
the regiment under the command of
General Rajas, who Is the vice presi-
dent OF blanche, South America.
Terms Of agreement are arranged
to the satisfaction. Of Clay and the
South American president, Alvarez,
but General Mendoza of the South
American army, who has long since
been an aspirant to the presidency
sees a chance for the developments of
his own selfish plans and expresses
dissatisfaction at the terms of agree
ment settled upon and openly avows
q revolution against Clay and his in
terests as well as President Alverez.
After matchmaking threats to which
Clay pays no heed, q war ensues. Clay,
anticipating thou6le, has. notified the
U. s. S. Detroit OF. the impending dan
ger to the Americans among the
mines who are on hand to meet Men
doza's troops. A lively but short
lived fight follows in which Mendoza
and his followers are quickly routed.
Plenty Of romance is intermingled to
make the audience eager for the hap
Ply climax. See It Monday and Tues
day nights at theF hirand.
oRPHEUM.
One Of the biggest features of the
week among the many features to be
presented at the Orpheum this week
will be the second installment of ''The
Perils of Pauline" the latest serial
picture shown in Bismarck, that is
proving a big hit from the start. When
the first installment ended it left q
great mystery and no doubt everyone
that was present will be more than
anxious to see the second installment
that will be shown Monday and Tues
day nights. Wall and Wall, a clever
comedy acrobatic team, have been
secured as the vaudeville attraction,
These boys are there with the bumps
and everything that goes to make
real Keystone comedy. "Mabel At the
Wheel" Manager Bauer has complet
ed arrangements and will show the
same Monday and Tuesday evenings
In addition to the "Perils of Pauline
a clever vaudeville turn and other in
teresting pictures will make the above
program one of the strongest for the
week.
A slight change has been made In
the days Our Mutual Girl" will be
shown; the change has been from
Monday and Tuesday to Friday and
Saturday, in order to give the many
ladies a chance to see this most pop
ular picture at the Saturday matt
nees.
During the past week or ten days
three new fans have been installed
which gives Manager Bauer one o.
the coolest theaters in Bismarck, a:
we'll as good ventilation, with the biz
exhaust fan that clears the house O
all impure air every seven minutes.
When you are seeking amusement
that are different, then follow the
crowds to the Mutual Movie house
the sign of the winged clock.
But (Which becometh women pro
Tossing g~odliness) with good works