Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-08
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oRpHEuM.
For this week Manager Bauer Of the
Crphesum as arranged three OF the
best programs offered local theater
goers for many months. The opening
program will have for the feature
attraction one Of the highest priced
vaudeville acts Of the past year. The
Alcazar Trio, high-elass, refined novel.
ty singers will be tine big feature and
from reports are sure 70 prove a big
hit from the start.
"A Good Sport from "TNle Inter
national Cup published in the Sa.ur-
day Evening Post, the best two.reel
comedy released in many months by
the Edison and was made for laugh
ing only. '''The New schoolmalm of
Green Riys;S," western comedy dra-
MA by the Essanay company, and a
very interesting Pathe reel will COM
plete a program that should more than
make a hit. M
Lester and Lester comedy singing
talking and dancing will be one Of
the features for the mid week change
shat should prove very popular, in pre-
senting the big@tw0 reel feature pic
tuIe your special attention is called
to the Campfire dance presented by
Mr.. Bert French and Miss Alice Els,
made famous the world I'VE by these
two stars. The feature is produced
by the Kalem stock company and is in
titled "The Vampire" an intensely in
teresting drama in two parts. The
regular Pathe Weekly of current
events and a comedy that is a comedy
completes another strong bill.
In order to make every program for
the week strong two vaudeville acts
will appear Friday and Saturday.
Carlo CurelI is billed as "The Sing
ing Peddler,." Nellie Mcguire, in char
acter coincidence work will do her
best to make ahbig hit. "A Face from
the Pas in two parts by the best
least the Edison company has. will
be one of the best pictures on the
boards for Friday and Saturday.
Two good single reel picture COM
plete the bill. All im all this looks
like a big week OF doings at the Or
pheum. -nanager Bauer wishes to
let it he known that next Saturday
will be the. regular monthly free ma
:inee for all children under twelve
years.
GRAND. -.
Following one of the most success
full moving picture dramas ever shown
in Bismarck in the "Count Of Monte
Cristo,''' Manager Colvin, of the Grand
cheater. will present there feature
films this week that While possibly
they cannot attain to the excellence of
last weeks bill, are sure to MAKE big
ATS.
In fact for the past few weeks
Manager Colvin has b1fvel the dan
ger of spelling his audiences for the
ordinary run of moving pictures. His
two big asucceisses, last Days tof
Pomreii," and Monte Cristo.' we're
so exceptionally good that many be-
lievc it viii lie hard for him to keep
the stiff pace he has set for himself.
But the Grand management does
not seem to worry. 1t just goes on
booking the best attractions that are
available and their Famous Players
reels seem only to increase in popu-
larity with the weeks.
Monday and, Tuesday ''The Wedding
Gown, a two-reel Kalem feature is
the, headliner, introducing Gertrude
Robinson in; the story Of a country
girl who has had her first glimpse of
life in the city and the snare that
she escapes, furnish thrilling situa-
tions galore. -
can Unseen Terror a feature with
a strong undercurrent Of human in
terest and love, is the leading pic
ture for Wednesday and Thursday. 1t
IS a gripping story which shows a
mulderer's almost uncomfortable de-
sire to visit the scene of his crime
and how the impulse proves his i'm
doing is one llCf the striking details of
the picture.
The feature photo play for Friday
and Saturday is "God's Warnings"
This two-reel feature is said to be a
sure winner on account of the Won
derfully picturesque Swiss scenery
portrayed. An unusually strong cast
and a dramatic. plot add TO the inter-
est. ,
Good comedy pictures and first class
music. complete the bill that is coming
this week.
BISMARCK.
Three feature films of the most grip
ping interest have been secured by
Manager Wingreens ofithe Bismarck
theater for his next weeks attrac-
lions. "
In each one the themes of the pic
lures are modern and UP to date and
the actors in the film dramas are play
ers that are known in every corner Of
the motion picture world.
Monday and Tuesday the two reel
drama, His Wife's Child" is the
leading feature. The story Of the
pictures was woven around the skill.
ed actress. of the movies, Miss rlor'
ence Lawrence, and in the portrayal
of the plot the clever woman fairly
,outdoes iher own record.
The story is that of q forlorn girl
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