The Washington herald., 1914-07-13
Stories Of the Photoplays.
.aFhe Lioa'. Bride."

Mr. Enington and his daughters. Maud
and Edith, hear Miss Destinn at the
opera Edith expresses a wish % meet
Miss Destinn, so her father invites Miss
Destinnt to the birthday party to be
given for Edith. Maud is very fond
OF animals. A friend sends her some
Hon cubs. which she trains to do tricks.
She also has several full-grown lions In
her private menagerie. Edith is very
fond Of music and loves her young
teacher, Jack Harris. Her father OBJ
tects to her attachment. and drives him
from the house. Atwood, a business
friend Of Mr.. Efington, asks for Ed,th's
hand in marriage. At the birthday party
he proposes to her. but Is refused. At
the party Maud is showing how tame
her lions are. ard on a dare Miss Des-
tim. who has accepted the invitation TO
be present, enters the cage with her and,
with one of the lions lying on the plano,
within few inches of her. sings parts
Of 'Mignon." Atwood, chagrined at
Edith's refusal of his hand, refused to
assist Mr.. Ellington in his business, with
the result that the business fails Mr..
Ellington does not survive the shock
and the two girls, brought up in luxury,
are forced to go out into the world 10
make living. They consult Miss Des-
tim as to what they should do and re-
.ceive her assurance that she will help
tnem as best she can. They decide to
use Maud's lions and advertise for a
young man to play a part in a moving
picture drama. Jack Harris sees the 1
advertisement and ansFers it. He and
the girls are much surprised to meet !
again and he renews his suit for Edith's
heart Edith accepts him and the prep |
arations are made for the wedding. Maud .
is heart-broken and confesses that she |
has loved Jack for a long time. She |
goes with the happy couple to get the |
marriage license, but cannot face the |
ordeal Disappointed and detected she |
goes back to the house and dressing in |
her sisters wedding dress, enters the |
cage Of the lions The lions do not seem |
TO recognize her, and she loses control |
of them. When Jack and Edith return |
they are horrifed to find that Maud has |
become, indeed, The Lions Bride"
BLOOD VIII Tell"
playing at Arcade Garden ,tonight)
Years ago-during the colonial days, |
John Randolph had neglected his wife. |
Georgia. She loved him with all her
heart, but his forgetfulness soon killed |
the spark of love that had remained. |
Richard Brinsmore, a handsome chap. |
cared for Georgia more than he could !
tell, and Georgia was learning rapidly |
to care for him. One evening Georgia
finds her husband making love TO an
other woman. 1t is then that she decides
to leave her husband-to elope with the
handsome Richard. Randolph becomes
furious when he discovers that his wife
has left him and goes in search of her,
finding the couple near an old inn. Brins-
more and Randolph settle differences with
4 duel, and Brihsmore is the victor.
When Georgia discovers Brinsmore has
taken the life Of her husband. she tells
him to go, never to return. and so 1t is
that the handsome Richard sails for Eng
and, leaving Georgia to take care of
heir child. Abroad. Brinsmore marries
and Georgia suffers a broken heart.
One hundred years later, a young chap
With a college education, falls desperate
y in love with a sweet coed by the
lame OF Georgia Porter. Georgia's father
'as plenty of money, while the youth
las barely enough TO live on. Stephen
Mitchell becomes the college mans rival.
The college man determines to elope with
Georgia and she agrees Her father be-
ONES furious. as young Mitchell has Just ,
oaned him $1,000 with which to pay a !
ebt. and he promised Mitchell the hand ,
4 his daughter. There is a wild auto
Mobile ride. in which father and suitor
vertake Georgia and her lover. Mitchell ,
trikes at the college man, and in self
efense Georgia's s sweetheart deals the
eath blow. He is tried for murder and
.nally acquitted.
Some time later a mask ball is given,
md Georgia determines TO wear the cos
ume OF her grandmother. Her engage
nent is TO be announced at this social
flair. With her sweetheart by her side.
hey resurrect the old gowns and
Then it happens Georgia finds
. note in her grandmother's trunk, writ ,
en- years and years ago by a Richard
3rinsmore, stating that his heart was
,roken, but that she had his child" The
nan Georgia was TO be married to had ,
he same name-he was a direct descend
mt Of the man who had so terribly :
yronged Georgia's grandmother, and ,
he refused to marry him. The young
ollege man, Richard Brinsmore, is heart
roken. On his way home he meets /
With an automobile accident. bringing {
bout the termination of a love story !
hat had lived through generations. {
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