El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-19

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! Hunt decided TO study conditions in a
newspaper office She went to the ed
itOrial rooms Of the Evening Herald.
where she met the managing editor
ana members OF the editorial staff. in
Guiding several yOnuE women reporters.
She spent several hours out on as
signments with some Of the young
women reporters. Arrangements were
made with the Herald to print sew
eral hundred newspapers containing
flaming headlines to cover the story
used in For the Last Edition" The
Herald printed a regular extra and
ran hundreds Of copies off the press,
while the Mutual camera man caught
camera
One OF India's favorIte tales deals
with two lovers who long. long ago
Brahma and thrown into a trance
called the Sleeping Death" The tale
continues that once in every century
the souls Of the two unfortunates met.
Inis is the theme around which The
Mystery Of the Sleeping Death" the
newest feature OF the Alice Joyce fea-
ture, is built The souls OF the lovers
live in the bodies Of a millionaire and
girl thief Nevertheless, each recog-
nlzes the other when they meet Alice
Joyce, Ealem's famous star. enacts the
role OF the thief, while Tom Moore is
the millionaire.
Faced by ruin. Stanford offers to sell
his wife 10 his friend Arthur. The out
come OF this remarkable offer is shown
IN the astounding crimaX which marks
the halem drama. Into the Depths" as
one Of the most unusual phOtOplays
ever flashed upon screen
A dozen men are slain in a battle
which is the elimination Of a genera
ton old feud. in Kalem's extraordinary
two-act story Of the hills. The Noon
sinners This drama hreathes the wild
spirit OF the hills where men are sized
up by the number Of notches carved on
the butts OF their rifles, and where
thoughts of revenge are nursed and
handed down from father TO son.
Sent TO get the story Of an invention
which promises to revOlutiOniZe the au-
tomobile industry. Wilson. a reporter
Tor a metropolitan daily. saves the in
ventor from being victimized by his
villainous secretary. How this comes
about fills Kalem's drama. 'Uhe Cub
Reporters Asst gnment," with interest
Irene Boyle and Robert Ellis two pop
ular kalem stars, portray the principal
roles The reporter loses his heart to
IVY, Millions daughter. Meyers. the in
VentOrs secretary, also loves the girl
The reporter and the secretary have an
encounter in which the former proves
victorious. Meyers later seiZes the Op-
portunity to steal Millions precious
plans. To avert suspicion. the thief
sends them TO a rival automobile con-
Germ by special messenger. Wilson
discovers the mans plot and racing az
ter the messenger secures the plans.
Upon his return the boy finds that
Meyers has denounced him as the thief.
The real facts are made plain and Mey-
ers is placed under arrest
The cast Of THE Carpet From Bag
dad" under way in California, IS
headed by Miss kathlyn Williams. With
sOve" in this spectacular production.
also is Charles Clary. her ancient en-
emv Of the notable Adventures OF
Kathlyn." Once more Charles will fold
his arms hauEhtily and sternly order
Eathlyn dragged away TO her prison
room. For Charles is "Mohamed." the
keeper OF the stolen rug. Guy Oliver. /
leading man Of director I.eSaint's
company is Ryanne. the crook OF the
story, while Eugene Besserer. the
French actress, is cast for Mrs. Ched- I
soye. the arch "crOOkess" OF this
smooth. society gang. Wheeler Oak |
man plays Jones. the rug collector.
At last the Millionaire Cabbys' is
on his way. This SeliE farce win be
released in the near future. IT has
been completed at the Selig JungIe-Zoo I
studio. Los Angeles
Another Selig film, written and pre- /
pared for the screen by a feature au- /
.hor and producer, Is TO be produced. !
IL is The Livid Flame a story deal /
ng with a problem which Will strike 4
home at every run,
Another Wallace G. Clifton comedy /
S due this month Sid Smith. the Selig !