Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-21
Bismarck RiaIto
GRAND.

Probably the most popular seria|
drama now on the scene in filmdom
is "The Adventures of Kathlyn,'
which has been running at the Grand
for some time and has excited much
attention, being an excellent drama
tization from the book by Harold Mac
Grath. This week, in the eighth in
stallment, we find Kathlyn escaping
from the %leopards, regaining her peo'
pie and reachinglthe coast amid many
h%ardships. Here-the party learn that
Kathlyn's sister, Winnie, has sailed
for India several weeks before, and
gone to Alfalfa, where the PREACHER
GUS Umballah now holds her prison.
er.
er. Immediately they return to ALA
ha to secure Winnie's release. Many
thrilling situations arise and the clev.
erness of Kathl."n VIII please you i'm
mensely Monday and Tuesday nights,
Another play that will hold you
s%pellbound comes for Wednesday and
Thursday, in "Protea," in five reels OF
surprises and lightning changes. In
the story two nations are about to
make a treaty when a third nation
desires to learn the terms. Protea
is engaged and asks the help of the
Eel, now In prison, who is released.
With the charming adventures they
carry the spectator through a success.
sion of thrills and surprises, changes
of costumes, rapid and startling, with
feats of skill and daring that keeps
him asping with expectancy.
To close the week the Famous
Players company present the distin-
guished American actress, Charlotte
Nilsson, under the management OF
Daniel Frohman, in the story of a
woman's regeneration, Leah Klesch-
na." In review, the point made by
Judge Ben Lindsey. that human ma
ture is the same always, and the right
appeal will always DringI those who
50 ,astrayt back 'into the light" is
proven by this beautiful, powerful
drama, that touches a responsive
chord in the heart of all humanity.
Manager Colvin says he has never
booked a better weeks program than
you will enjoy this week at the Grand.
ORPHEUM.
Two crowded houses saw the first
installment of "The Perils of Paul
ine," when the serial picture was pre-
scented by the Orpheum management,
on Monday and Tuesday evenings of
last week, from the very first turn
of the machine, the picture was most
interesting and contained many mys-
teries. Among the leading stars are:
Miss Pearl White, as pauline" Crane
Wilbur, the handsome lover, and Paul
Panzer, the clever villain. The first
installment was shown in three parts.
Everyone is waiting for the second in.
stallment, which is full Of thrilling
situations. The next installment will
be shown June 20 and 30. Remem-
Der the dates.
For this week, Manager Bauer has
arranged to present the following
vaudeville attractions, Simmons and
Platt in a comedy singing and talking
turn, Wynne and Ware are billed as
"The German Violin Maker and the
Inventor" The big feature act will
be Bartello and Co., comedy novelty.
During Bartello's engagement he will
make this challenge, to offer $25 to
any person who succeeds in lifting
and carrying from the stage upon his
back, 9 bag of sand weighing over 300
pounds as performed by him. Here
is a chance for some of Bismarck's
strong men to pick up some easy
money, maybe
Three extra strong feature photo.
plays have been booked and will more
than prove good offerings: "The Tie
That Binds" is a dandy Majestic, in
two full reels. Love VS.. Duty" is a
Kay-Bee in two parts that is full of
dramatic situations throughout. "The
Stiletto", is another Majestic and fea.
lures Courtney + cote, late of the Vita.
graph company of America, this fea.
ture Is also in two parts. Another fea
ture to be presented on Monday will
be "Our Mutual Girl" the weekly seri-
al that every lady enjoys; it's a win
ner everywhere.
Each program is we'll supplied with
comedies that make you laugh, the
Keystone kind. If you wish to see
shows that are different, then take in
the Orpheum during this week and
see the above feature.
EFFICIENCY ON THE FARM.
One of the most frequent sources of
loss on the farm is all insufficient re-
turn rom work horses.
Have vOu Satisfiod vnurcolf m tho