The Washington herald., 1914-02-27

North Of So The very tue oI TINS
stirring drama OF the Canadian north
west breathes Of lumber camps and piney
woods and the rude life OF trading sta
ticns. =,
CeIestine, sister of 'Poleon. French
Canadian trapper, is engaged to Jim
Lewis, Of the Canadian mounted police.
While her brother 'Poleon and his COM
panion Francois, Celcstine's secret ad-
mirer, are on their winter trapping ex-
pedition, Lewis seeks his sweetheart out
in her cabin and asks Of her privilege
which the simple French-Canadian girl
refuses to grant until the priest has
married them. Lewis overcomes her OBJ
jections.
sNeyth Of 81 Degrees,- thrilling drama
Of Canadian lumber camp Colonial. ~ "a. ave. nv.
ADV.
Lois Weber. of the Rex brand at the
Universal Pacific Coast studios, will leave
with a special company in few days
for Monterey, Cal, where she will pro-
duce a one-reel subject amid the beauti-
full scenery of that district. The story
is entitled, The Key OF the Steel
Bracelets" and ii tells of the adventures
of a young woman who is being followed
by a private detective. The detective has
been offered a reward Of Sl.o0o by the
girls father il he will prevent her from
marrying the man Of her choice. The
detective takes her prisoner and Is 50
afraid that she will escape that he hand
cuffs his wrist to hers. The story de-
velops toward her ultimate escape.
To-day, @The Adventures" Virginia.
Coming, Sunday. The Passion Play
Adv.
In compliance with the request Of many
exhibitors. Edison announces change IN
release schedule fer the Dolly OF the
Dailies" series in which Mary Fuller is
starring. Beginning with the third re-
lease in the series, on March H. there
will be a Dolly film released on the
second and fourth Saturday of each
month, instead Of the last Saturday as
originally arranged.
Although only just beginning. the
Dolly" pictures gained instant recog-
milton because of the prominence of the
author, Acton Davies, and the popularity
Of Mary Fuller. AS the heroine of the
Mary stories Mary Fuller became a
national figure. She Is increasing in
popularity with this new SERIES
.Horan's Alley" a new Pathe play
is a farce that will amuse every
one. The o'Briens prepare for a Sunday
afternoon stroll in the park, but the
watchful eye of Mrs. O'Brien sees the
shirt Of her spouse is not so Immaculate
as 1t once was and commands him to
remove 1t that she may wash 1t. This
is done and the garment placed upon
the line to dry.
Now young O'Reilly joins in a game OF
marbles with Mr.. o'Brien's youngest son,
and before long they engage In a very
energetic scrap. The sounds Of battle
reach the ears of the two families and in
a moment they meet in the backyard,
where they find the newly washed shirt
trampled in the dirt. O'Briens side with
O'Briens and o'Reillys with O'Reillys. A
policeman comes along Just in time to
prevent a general battle
The next morning Michael stops at his
front gate to pass a few words with his
hearts desire, Maggie. The late feud has
passed these two by and in the passage
OF honeyed nothings Michatel tarries toe
long-with the result that he is late al
the factory. O'Reilly, who is foreman
still angry over yesterdays fracas, will
not admit the young man. but fires him.
The next day Michael sees a chance tc
get even. He finds the cop on the beat
asleep in the back room of saloon. and
taking the policeman's cap and coat pa.
rades as lone of the finest" before his
admiring sweetheart. He tells his won.
dering relatives that he has got Job on
the force and Is asked by his father &c
arrest o'Reilly, who has thrashed the
youngest O'Brien for taking a pie which
he found on the. O'Reilly window sill
Michael does so. but seizes the opportun.
ity to tell O'Reilly that he'll let him OF
on receiving permission to marry hi,
daughter. The marriage is performed In
a hurry and none too soon, as the rea'
cop comes along looking for trouble
But matters are finally patched up by
the united families, who plead success
fully for the honor Of the family"