The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07
Two mtg photoplnys nj Lyric.

TWO Bt. IhOfupiHyS NJ Lyric.
Instead of an entire week. tho flea
turc plot odramas now being offered
at tho Lyric Theatre will he offered
bat three DAYS each. Commencing
Monday, and continuing through Tues
day and Wednesday, "rhc Daughters OF
Men, ndoptcd from Charles Klcin's
dramatic success OF the same nainc. and
filmed by the famous Luhin Company
Of Philadelphia. will he shown.
In addition TO this feature. tho New
York Pictorial Nows, :. review of world
events. will be shown.
The story of "Thc Daughters Of
Men" is an unusual handling of an
old subject, capital versus labor
Jlichard Milhaull ana Daniel Crosby
Grothcrs-in- law, are the heads OF the
Federated Iron, Coal ANA Transporta-
1ion Companies. This immense corpor-
Htion employs thousands of workmcn.
Crosby dies and MilhanlS rctircs
crosbys eldest son, Mathew, becomes
president of the corporation. while
Reginald the younger. is made ~ iii
rector. Miibank Is represented .9,y
James Thcdford. whom he makes vice
president. This leaves the manage
,ncnt IN the hands Of Young men, who
soon become involved in labor difficult
lies.
y strike is declared by tho workmcn.
:ounC man, and Louis Stolbcck. Il mid
nie-agcd German. leaders. Stol-
beck has a daughter, Louise. and Bur
Jess is In love with her Louise, un-
der the influence of the two men, be-
comes violent asitator. John Sted-
man, 4 young lawyer, breaches modcr:,
non. ana secures big folIowin,
anong the moro temperate of the
htrikeIs. Louise StolbeclS is attracted
~ the young lawyers force and pop
nlarity and Rurress. insanoly Jealous.
induces his clique TO nnd some evi :
ueucc 10 discredit Stedmnn
---!iracc Crosby. sister OF Ecginald and
MathcW, 81 of gentle nature. she nj
tends many meetings of the strikers
aid Is much interested in Stedman'e nd .
dresses TO the men, and her admiration
EloWs into love. There follows an i'm
.1cnscly dramatic story. in which love
jealousy, big business" and the eternal
conflict between capital and labor all
play important parts
:. The attraction ON Thursday. Friday
rnd Saturday viii be another famous
Charles Klein success The Gamhlcre .,
sColoninrs Features
Featuring the bin at tile Colooi,,
SSTheatrc during the FIRST half OF ,ho
week. VIII be- tho thiriy-,ninui" inusicnl
comedy. The Count and ,h. Nafd"
with Victor Kahn in The prim @"'"
comedy role. Tho east OF prinrinaIs
t1and chorus in this lively musical oX.
Extravaganza IS one of promise. and. vim
inc specially written songs ana orlr-
-ihH lyrics, Inc piece should urOrc ono
cot the best OF the musical comedy ac,s
seen at the Colonial In recent months.
s7he act Is In two scenes. ana the sn.-
tf!al stage settings arc said TO be .x.
,.ceedingly pretty.
The return Of Joe Lanigan. The Irish
comedian. w.ll he welcomed bv The
patrons of that theatre IaniRan is
sone Of The few monologists that hav.
.someihing funny 10 say and knows how
10 say IT. His last appearance at the
Colonial won him great popularity.
-and his return will establish him a
-firmer favoritc.
ION the Rockies" is the title OF a
comedy playlct, which VIII he offered
sbN Anderson and Evans. two men Of
Vel -known comedy ability.
kimhen and Kenneth will present =
banjo playing act. the first one seen
mere In several months. anu Morris
and Campbell in a lively singing and
taking conception, Will complete the
Vaudeville program for the first half
Of tho week.
The Hearst-Se!ig News Pictorial Is
feature OF the motion picture pro-
gram. and one that liz gaining great