The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-21
At THE MOVIES.
The Crystal.

T0e CTy8t0ls
Through unforeseen and uncontroll-
able circumstances this house has
been compelled to show part one. con-
sisting Of two complete reels, of the
great 3O-reel feature Lucille Love,
The Girl OF Mystery Monday and
today. instead Of Friday and Satur
day as originally advertised. Siren
uous efforts have been made by the
management for the return of the
reels on the dates originally set, but
eral months ahead and 1T was out or
the question to. change booking dates.
Therefore, this first part will be shown
for the last time during four shows to-
night. It is the earnest desire OF the
management that as many as pos
the start Of this the biggest of all
serial pictures.
The Cory.
THE Godfather" in two reels, will
be featured at the Cozy tonight. A
Keystone. THE Passing of Izzy,'' and
an American, 1.-THE Second Clue. are
also on the bill. For Wednesday.
drama will be shown. It will be
followed by the Mutual Weekly"
and Thanhouser. 1.-THE Hour
of YOUTH For Thursday, 1.-THE
Hunchback," Majestic drama, will be
presented. A Princess comedy. Too
Much Turkey. and an Apollo farce
comedy. featuring Fred Mace. Some
Bulls Daughter follow. For Friday.
"A Debut in Secret, THE Fatal High
Sea-" and an American drama, THE
independence of Susan will COM
plete the bill.
The Gem.
Pauline Bush and Murdoch Nc
Quarrie appear Wednesday and
Thursday in 1.-THE End Of the Feud."
1.-The United States Inspection of
Beef" an educational film. is also
on the bill, followed by the Cuckoo
Vile Horse Race" For Friday and
Saturday, Wallace Reid and Dorothy
Davenport appear in a drama, The
Test Other good reels are on the
bill. i .sss =. e.,.-7,+e
The Empress.
THE Other Half Of the Note" pre-
scented at the Empress Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, is a strong
drama in five reels. For the latter
part of the week, Thor. Lord OF the
Jungles." will be presented. Exclus-
i've features will be the policy of the
will be adults. 10 cents. children 5
cents.
The Iris.
The popular verdict upon THE
Squaw Man." shown at the Iris yes
terday and to be the program today
and tomorrow, is Its the greatest
ever" And the verdict is right. One
Of the scenes was made realistic by
the accidental shooting in the arm of
Princess Red Wing, the prominent
photoplay actress, who Is appearing
in the part of Nat-U-Rich. No ex-
PLANTATION is made as to how the, re-
volver happened to be loaded. The
bullet inflicted q slight flesh wound
in the Indian girls left arm, but she
went through the scene without any
demonstration Of pain or Injury. When
the scene was completed, however.
Red Wing showed q badly swollen and
great Laskey features to be shown at
the Iris, and is an index to those to
follow 'Brewster's Millions" comes
Thursday. The Iris has set q pace in
feature pictures which will be diff
cult to duplicate.
Majestic.
\ THE Lion and the Mouse the most
talked of play of the age, with the
Lubin company as its sponsor, Is ap-
pearing at the Majestic this week.
Previous to the opening of the story
Of Judge Rossmore, to avenge himself
Of certain adverse decisions. The
judges daughter has written q book
under an assumed name. Not dream
ing Of her relations to the Judge he
engages her to compile his biography.
Now comes the battle between the
Lion and the Mouse. After many diff
the marriage OF his son and the judges
daughter and agrees to prevent the
impeachment Of the Judge. The Mouse
conQuers the Lion