Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-08-04
THE MOVING PICTURES.
Are Finished Ard Are to Be On Exhibi-
tion in About Two Weeks.

The taking OF the moving picture
play of this city which was delayed
by the death OF one of the film mer
at the quarry blast few weeks age
| was again taken up and the pictures
completed TODAY. The promoters
OF the project expect and hope tC
have the vie VS. on exhibition in les.
than two weeks.
As will be seen from the scenario
below the story centers around the
granite and lumber industry, and will
| show the wonderful amount of power
that Wausau has TO offer to the fac
tory or mill Taen. Batteau Races
Log Rolling, Motor Races, Bathing
at Rothschild Park, and golf playing
at the Country club will be worked
into the play
The pictures are to be the property
OF the Wausau Advancement Associ-
alton. and will be given q. two week S
presentation at one of the Local
theatres within the next two weeks,
after which it is to be given twenty
six weeks run at the theatres of the
circuit, after which it is returned to
the city, and if it makes the hit won
by similar presentations it will be in
demand for many more weeks else
where.
CAST AND SYNOPSIS.
Jack Norwood, Saw Mill Superin-
tendent... .......... Hans Hagge
Marie Mcmillan, His Fiance. -.
.......,........... Mrs. Hagge
Mr.. Mcmillan, Marie's Father,
owner of Saw Mill &c d. Jones
Mrs. Mcmillan, Marie's Mother.
:......,. ,............M Mrs. Bird
Tom Mcmillan, Maries Brother
Mark Scholtield
Priest.
Fire Department..
BatherS.
Boat-men.
Guests at Wedding.
TOwnspeople az Rothschild Park.
Workmen at Stone Quarry.
Workmen at Saw Mill.
Golf Players at Country Club
SYNOPSIS.
Mrs. Mcmillan and her daughter.
Marie, decide to visit the saw mill OF
which Maries father is owner. One
day they are introduced to the new
superintendent, Jack Norwood, by
Mr.. Mcmillan, asking him if he will
be so kind as to show his wife and
daughter over the mill. He readily
consents and escorts them from place
to place, they being very much inter-
eSted in all he shows and explains to
them. Marie has taken quite fancy
TO him already and while he is in
structing some workmen in their
duties, Marie asks her mother to in
vite him to call on them. This
mother does and Jack accepts the in
yitation. They all return to the
office, Marie and her mother return
ing to their home in their car.
A few days later Jack is seen to call
at the Mcmillan home and take Marie
for ride in his new machine They
visit many points of interest, among
the City Hall, Street Scene on Third
Street, Court House, Old Soldiers
Monument, ", NJ. G. A., Telephone
Building, Trust Building, Library,
Big Bull Falls Agricultural School,
Post Office and homes. They partici-
pate in game of Golf at the Country
Club.
A few nights later while Marie and
Jack are out in the sunken garden
she tells him that father had started
her brother Tom in the granite busi-
ness and that she would like TO go
out and see the place. That father
was such busy man and he always
put her off from time TO time, that
she would pack lunch and be ready
in the morning if he could get away
from the mill Jack promises her
that hewould come if he could ar
range to get off. He arrives the next
morning and they are seen leaving
Marie's home for the stone quarries.
Brother Tom Shows them how they
blast, deliver the granite on the
wagons, finish and polish same, then
shows the finished product and shows
them that he has orders from all over
the United States. Jack tells Marie
that they are going to have big doings
at Rothschild Park the next Sunday
such as Motor Boat Races, Canoe
Races, Log Rolling, and Batteau
Races, and that they expect great
many baGhers. She is very much
pleased and wants to 60.
The appointed Sunday is there, the
races and log rolling are over, Marie
and Jack stroll around the grounds
and pause to talk at the entrance to
the Deer Park. By their actions they
are believed to De very much in love
with one another by this time. Jack
takes her home in his machine.
On one of their little pleasure trips
in Jacks car they pause on the crest
of hill overlooking the city of Wau-
sau, taking out their field glasses
they view the city in amaZement.
At this point in the picture wiz be
shown the entire factory and milling
district in field glass effect. Return
ing home that evening, he leaves her
at the steps and enters his car and
drives down town. AS he passes the
Fire Department an alarm comes in.
He stops and asks: Where the fire?''
One of the boys tells him at the Nc
MILAN home. Jack races and beats
the fire boys there BY this time the
home is enveloped in smoke. Jack
ruSneS through the smoke ahead of
the tiremen and returns bearing Enrie
in his arms. Father and mother next
exit, assisted oy the .firemen, the
home is saved and Jack again asks
permission to wed Marie, and is
accepted.
A big church wedding is arranged
for and al its close the leading party
leaves On honeymoon over the G.