Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-08-16

MacQuarTlo are In the le0Q
roles. Miss Eush liz a wonderful
emotional actress. and she finds full
opportunity for the exercise Of all her
talent in this remarkable picture.
THE NEW GRAND.
.6 Elm Mizxoura.""
Tearing out the front and two sides
Of a blacksmith shop, breaking out an
11-foot square plate glass window, an
exciting struggle between an express
messenger and a bandit Us the train
on its way; these are but a
fow Of the stunts which were neces'
sary to make the All Star Feature
Corporations latest moving picture,
I'm .Mizzoura," an entertainment of
considerably more than passing value.
As a play, this work from the pen
Of Augustus Thomas enjoyed many
seasons Of phenomenal success, and
its new form promises to be equally
as great. In Its press, shoWings in
New York City, it has received many
extraordinary compliments for the
great dramatic situations and climax.
es.
Burr Mcintosh, the originator Of
the role Of 10 Vernon, the village
blacksmith, has been induced to ap.
pear for the motion picture camera in
the same role as that which he orig.
inally created, and in his support,
there is a capable and notable com.
pany Of broadway stars, including
Rotoli, Charlotte Lambert,
William Conklin, Raymond Bond, II.
d. Blakemore, Gwendolyn Piers, Gid.
con E'urton and others.
I'm Mizzoura" was purchased by the
All Star Corporations company un.
der the direction Of Lawrence b. Nc
Gill, who, with his company, was
in the field at Guyton, Ca,
for than seven weeks in the
making Of the picture.
It will be the attraction at the
Monday and Tuesday, Aug. IL
and Is.
The attraction at the Grand on We'd;
nesday and Thursday will be the
Carnegie Museum pictures Of Alask@'
Siberia, showing, the ropipg of bfl
game. THESE pictures are thrilling
and contain scenery and animals
which will be q revelation to most
people. The methods used by the
hunters are interesting in the ex.
IRENE.
oRPHEuM.
5th lnstailment "Psrils OF Pauline
Through an oversight on the part
Of the film company the 9Th install,
ment Of "The Perils of Pauline" did
not arrive last Monday so the. Orpheum
management has made arrangements
to show this installment Monday and
Tuesday nights Of this week. Man,
agers Bauer received q letter from the
company to the effect that the 5th
installment would positively be here
In plenty of time. As announced in
last Sundays Tribune, P%auline's ad.
ventures in Chinatown are full OF
thrills and excitement, being one .oi
the best installments up to date.
Another two part American drama
entitled. "a Soul Astray" and q
screaming keystone comedy will com.
plete the big double program that
opens Monday night. &
In the Cow Country a western
episode by the Kay-Bee company, In
this Miss Enid Markey, Charles Ray
and Roy Laidlaw are featured. Two
other Mutual movies with plenty OF
comedy that everyone enjoys will be
included in the midSweek program.
Four real features will be on the
boards Friday and Saturday and no
one should miss seeing these beanti.
full photoplays. "The Footprints Of
Mozart" q two part allegorical mas
terpiece, vivid, intense, gripping and
pathetic. A feature Of no little in.
terest Is ""Our Mutual Girl" In this
series which is No. %, Margaret has
thrilling adventure at the seashore,
everyone loves Margaret
The bill will close with a big
comedy and to those that like the
Keystone kind there is sure a big
laugh in store.
FAMOUS SINGER DIES.
Paris, Aug. 15.--P0l Plancon, the
opera singer, Is dead. He had been Ill
since ,1une.
Pol Ffancon was a bass singer and
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