Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-03-08

The opening show at the Bismarck
for Monday and Tuesday will be
"Lasca,' a 1Ol Eison film, in which
4 boy and girl are run down by a
stampeding herd Of Texas cattle.
Both are riding Che same horse in u
heroic effort to escape the 0ncoming
herd, but are Overtaken in the fight.
The scenes are laid in the Texas
cattle country and bring to view the
early days of the great western plains
and old time life among the ranch
men. The story of "Lasca,' a Spah-
ish girl, who gives app her life for
her lover, is familiar to everyone. As
the picture. is produced by Mr.. Mac
Donald and acted by Miss Beroundy
and Mr.. Cant. it will undoubtedly
sweep into popularity wherever
shown.
Lasca lives in The open aud loves,
with all the intensity of her Castilian
blood. Harry, q dashing, young COW
man. In her jealous rage she wounds
him and then takes him under her
care and sacrifices for him, even to
the, giving Of life, when it becomes
necessary. She has taken him out
Oh the plains. There is one horse
between them when the cattle. fright
ened, stampede Experience has
taught them what to expect; they
both mount and make Il wild dash to
get clear. #&f
Weakened by the wound received
at the hands. Of She girl previously,
he fails from the a%llorse. As the cat
tie rush towards them she throws
her body over the prone, unconscious
lover. When the man comes to Las,
ca lies across his body, quite still;
she has made the. sublime sacrifice.
He gougCs out q grave and lays her
to, rest. The scene gradually fades
out. The man has been telling tile
story of his own life to his friends
and ends by saying
"And hall, my heart lies buried there,
In Texas; down by the Rio Grande."
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Manager, Bauer, Of the Orpheum,
will present another series of pro
grams for this week that will be the
best offered local amusement seek
ers for some time. Two vaudeville
acts will appear Monday and Tues
day, when Marion Beauclaire, Euro
peal = singing asstd'as DANE mi. novelty,
and Eddy Trainer, that clever come
dian and daiiceIr; present their suurns.
The management have booked the big
baseball feature comedy n two parts,
entitled, .:Baseball'st Peerless Lead
err" featuring the i'world's greatest
manager, Frank, Chance. If you en-.
Joy good comedy then do not miss
this. I. \ 2a
:, '',Tllrouigha TracK,sss Sands, a
western drama, by Essahay, and a
beautiful Edison drama, "The First
Christmas" has been secured as a
special during Lent,
Z. The mid.week change will have for
the big feature, Grace, Kimball & Co..
when they present s.'The Wind-Up,"
the "Old Homestead" of vaudeville.
A laughing success. Within the
Enemy's Lines, 4 civil war drama;
"A Captured Santa Claus" in two
parts. will be the leading .photoplay;
the regular weekly Pathc Weekly OF
events and a comedy with plenty OF
punch will complete the program.
Downward Il Downward In q comedy
singing and dancing turn will he the
main attraction in the vaudeville line
for Friday and Saturday. One Of the
strongest picture programs Of the
week will be seen when "The Para.
Sites! an elaborate Lubin three fea-
+ture, and "Tle Girl at the Lunch
Counter" Bunny comedy, arc
thrown upon the screen. Arthur
Johnson, II of the worlds most
popular dramatic stars of the film
world, will be the feature I'M "The
Parasites" Leave the comedy TO
Bunny and you should worry. The
above three programs make an ex.
Cellent Offering for this week.