The Washington herald., 1914-08-11
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ana action he could not DO 20. and IN
picture VII be put out as . ave-rseler
instead Of four-resler.
produced BY Pathe ana released BY ths
Electric = an exceptional drama with an
unusual plot The story which runs Iu
five parts u e. follows:
Two girls In entirely different stations
In LIE are very fond OF : each other
Sophie. the daughter Of rich parents, and
Marie Jean. her maid Both are ENGAGED
20 be married Sophie to Count Rene
and Marie Jean to Bertrand. a workman.
Fniips the secretary to Sophie's father,
II In love with Sophie, but dares not tel
her Of It Finally the two girls are mar
rted the same day and are very happy.
Count Rene. however, falls under the
spell Of Dr.. Renault, who he thinks a yeiy
good friend Of his. In reality. Renaulf
- In love with Sophie and is PLANNING
70 nave Rene put out of the way -
that he can press his suit He invites
Rene to a dance and there has him
meet duelist who insults him. Rene
70 vindicate his honor meets ne duelist
and Is killed.
Bertrand. Marie Jeans husband. has
also fallen into evil ways ana d led 10
drink by friend. In course OF time a
child Il born to each OF the girls. sophis's
daughter is very siclIly and the doctor
advises that the child be sent to the
country to be nursed by an old lady.
but the child dies. DR.. RenauIt sees an
opportunity 70 get into sophIe's good
graces and when Marie Jean becomes
poverty stricken, owing TO Bertrand's
actions. he advises that her child b.
sent to the care Of some institution He
takes It to Sophie and tells Of the care
he has taken Of her child in order 70
restore It 10 health.
Sohpie. not knowing that her child had
died. believes him and is very grateful.
Philip. the secretary. who had been in
love with Sophie before her marriage,
hears Of the death Of Count Rene and
returns TO Paris TO see II he can be of
any aid to Sophie. When he hears Il
the loss Of Marie Jeans baby he decides
TO help her recover It While on the
search he finds the death record Of
sophie's daughter. This arouses his sus-
picions OF DR.. Renault and he has the
doctor watched The shock Of the loss
or their child and the realization Of the
trouble he has caused forces Bertrand
into different mode OF life. He swears
never to touch another drop of Houor
and gives every assistance to Philip In
his quest They are finally successful In
running down several clues, and as a
result Of their efforts the lives OF the
two girls take a turn that assures hap
pinessL
C. H Anderson has had rrany
novel experiences during his SUCCESS
full career in the moving picture
world, but none that quite equaIed
that OF one day last week when he
wore a suit of stripes, evidently once
the property Of a celebrated peniten-
tiary inmate.
To make a three-reeI "Broncho
Billy production, which centered al
= certain point on prison life. more
realistic convict suits must be OBJ
tained. Through the courtesy Of Hon.
Hiram johnson, governor Of Cali
bornia. thirty-five convict suits, formerly
worn at San Quentin penitentiary, ar
rived at the Essanay studio at Niles the
next morning.
Some were practically new, while
others. though cleaned. bore the scent
If the jute mill On all were the con-
net registered prison number, written
n indelible ink.
Mr.. Anderson entered the pfcture
,ostumed In a striped suit. He was
o deliver an exhOrtation. A Bible was
n his hand A second glance at the nu-
nerals recalled to the mind that a weII-
Inown character In criminal history
lad once been registered at San
quentin by q similar set of figures
rhe person Is said to be now in an
,ther world.