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Evening journal., 1914-05-07
Lasky Releases
"The Master Mind"
Edmund Breese Again Stars
in the Play that Won
Nation-Wide Success

The Inimitnbls Wallineiosd and HE
Friend Blackie Daw to appear in Film
Plays Written for The Colonial
by Their Creator, George Randolph
Chester
The Jesse L. I.asky Feature play
Company's production Of ".rhe Master
Mind with the brilliant dramatic star,
Edmund Breeae ia his original role, will
be released May H. AIR. Breese should
make capital screen actor The story
of 'rhe Master Mind in brief is
Pledged 70 avenge the execution Of his
brother, whom the district attorney con
yieted and caused 70 be electrocuted.
Henry Allen, formidable head Of gang
Of crooks. and known as 'srhe Master
Evening journal., 1914-05-07

Mind, educates his cleverest female
crook ana causes her TO seek out and fns-
climate the district attorney. "Thc Mns-
ter Mind sends the female crook TO
Paris, educates her then tells the district
attorney that he will avenge the death
o. MS brother. You win receive the
four aces, and when you see the ace of
spades, death Will be nigh"
Ihe district attorney falls IN love with
ana mnrries the crook. "rhe Master
Mind manufacturers a family for her,
from ms array Of criminals, then sets
about TO undo the district attorney. He.
plnys on the lawyers jeAlousies-fnally
provoking him into attacking one of his
wires friends The female crook, tool
ot the master mind, falls in love with
the district attorney, and finally prevails
on the Master Mind 10 forgive aud for
The Master Mind, who also loves the
district attorneys wife. reinquishes his
desire for revenge and takes his leave
TO be seen no more.
Genial. good natured Wallincford.
whose deeds and misdeeds have 6rured
prominently in the pages Of the leading
magazines, will disport himself i'm the
future for the delight Of the millions
VINO patronize the Movies The Co
loniai Motion Picture CORPORATION has
completed arrangements with George
Randolph Chester, creator Of the famous
character, whereby he viii write espe-
cialy for the screen a new series Of
Adventures Of Wallingford." to be pre-
senied ~ film form ais monthly two-reeI
ientures. The pictures will not be re-
lated ~ plot, although they will an be
built around the persons Of Wallingford
1tiu 1iu ms inimitabie side partner, BIackie
Daw, and they viii have no connection
whatsoever with the play, "Get-Rich-
Quick Wallingford,' produced by Cohan
a. harris, as they are based npon en-
tlrely original incidents and situations
The humorous element IS 10 be emnha-
sized strongly IN these pictures. and all
together they promise 20 be a real treat.
lt IS understood that state rights win be
fered in lots Of six subjects or tzSelve
reels, at q time The FIRST release Is
scheduled for July.
In addition to being dean of motion
picture directors of the country. ono ~
the very few great artists ia his line.
ana as past master in conceptive ideas.
Otis Turner, of the Hollywood studios
OF the Universal, also is father confes-
sor 70 many OF the actors and actresses
who make up the II companies of the
West Coast organizations. Alwars
kindly and softspOken in his dealings
with others, Mr. OTIS actors are always
his children" He addresses them ~
such, tolerates their mistakes with un-
Failing good nature, and never permits
What IS sometimes called artistic tenn
perament 10 disturb the even tenor OF
his way. When NOT busily engaged in
staging production the veteran direc-
TOT IS usually found off somewhere In
I lonely corner listening patiently 10 the
troubles Of one Of his children
Evening journal., 1914-05-07

the chairman. called on Director Ince
and asserted that if the photoplay was
produced il would be very harmful to
the Italians who are citizens. In reply
TO this the Lubin-Leading- Man Director
said that he would render his decision
at later date, and the Italians are
patiently waiting.
To have been for seven years mem
ber Of Weber a Fields famous com-
pany in the heydey of its brilliant sue
cess Is distinction Of which any player
may be proud For real test of
speed says George AIDE. "one should
have n paeemaker.' Helen Dunbar.
now with Essanay, had as pacemakers
during her service with Weber a. Fields
such shining lights as Warfeld Sam
Bernard, Pete Daley, Fay Templeton,
Lillian Russell, De Wolfe Hopper.
William Collier. Charles Ross. Mabel
fenton and all the rest 'of that remark
able cast That she was able 10 make
is sufficient proof That she is
possessed Of more than ordinary ability
As o motion picture actress her rondi-
tions are superb. There is something
Queen-like about Helen Dunbar aud the
goodness of her face is like n heuedic-
ti0u to q picture. As a society matron
she has only 10 be herself as much Of
her life has been spent in a social at
She is equally loyabe IN or
out Of a picture and those who have
been her guests at home are quite sure
that there is no more charming hostess
in the world than Helen Dunbar,
Evening journal., 1914-05-07

Of the Irish lads fiancee. takes a fancy
TO her and gives the boy enough money
10 bring her over. Just before her ar
rival, he frames the lad up. has him ar
rested and has the girl taken into Gus
tody. The Irish lad, however, escapes
and runs down the criminals His res
cue Of the girl forms the smashing cli-
max Of the story
There is an imposing court room scene
m The Hangman's Moose" put on by
Mr. and Mrs. Phillips Smalley and their
Rex company Of players. at the Uni
versals Pacific Coast Studio. In addi-
ton TO requiring more than a hundred
extra people. the proper staging of the
scene also demanded an intimate and
comprehensive knowledge OF court pro
eedure. The Hangman's Moose" a two
reel drama by Lois Weber, Is based on
and mechanical sugges-
tion.
Evening journal., 1914-05-07
lnCe, of Lubin, Falls
AfOuI Of Black Hand
How Helen Dunbar, Of Es-
sanay, Won Fame on the
Stage and in Pictures

John y. Ince. who appears in Lubin
films, while visiting IN Italy few
gears ago made the acquaintance Of d
reformed member Of the Black Hand
Society who was then starting cru
sadie 70 try and stamp ont the harmful
Italian organization. A few days ago
lnce received from him scenario with
a blot intended to acquaint Americans
with the peculiar methods Of this noto-
rions society Somehow or other news
20 tins effect reached the Italian settle
meni in Philadelphia, and IA delegation
Of Italians, with the Italian Consul as
Evening journal., 1914-05-07

"BRONCHO BILLY-GUNMAN"
tkssannyl
"Ihe plot Of the motion picture play
provided that an automobile with two
occupants must plunge over the side Of
the mountain. A big six-cylinder ma
chine was purchased for the purpose.
After the 1000 foot fall over the side
of the Pali,' no two parts Of the ma
chine remained intact The drama is to
be released MS l01 Bison"
Al. II. Christie is busy with his Nestor
comedy company producing "rhe New
lyweds Dilemma, a One-reel laugh pro-
Queer by lnez Russell Incidentally, il
is the first script directed by Mr.. Chris
tie in, seven weeks that be did not write
himself The "Ncwlyweds' Dilemma"
replete with mirth-provoking situations.
deals with the insane jealousy Of a
young husband, the predicaments Of a
bachelor, who tries 10 act as a peace
maker, and the disadvantages Of hotel
life.
Evening journal., 1914-05-07

Lawrence McGn, who IS conceded "a
he one Of the most brilliant directors of
motion pictures, viii shortly form new
connections. His long experience as a
practical producer makes him invaluable.
Many successes stand TO his credit as di-
rector for the All Star. the solax. The
American Eclair, and the Majestic.
There is always an indefnable quality
about his work which compe1s interest
without revealing the mechanics of his
art
Evening journal., 1914-05-07

Two companies Of Nitagraph Players
are busiiy engaged in making pictures ia
remote corners OF the United States
Capt. Harry Lamhart is in Texas with
a company producing six war pictures
in each Of which the Department of
Texas Of the United States Army.is be-
ing used. The scenarios were written
by Col. Jasper Ewing Brady, formerly
of The regular army. and who is with
the Nitagraphpr Ia order 10 properly in
corporate correct military details In the
photoplays. Sidney Drew has another
company in Florida With him are
Edith Storey, Ethel Lloyd and other
famous fun makers He is producing
"a Florida Enchantm@AF
Evening journal., 1914-05-07
HOW THE HTo4GRoAPH
TRIES OUT FEATURES
IN IT'S OW5y THEATRE
Commodore Stuart Baekton Comes TO the Front as an
Actor-Drives his Hgh-Speed Motor Boat in Scene in
'Love Luck and Gasolenen

Moving picture patrons throughout the
country are yitally interested in hearing
how big features, which are first shown
in New York. are received there, so that
when they see them later. they know
something about them
The Vitagraph Theatre. IN New York,
continues TO do a capacity business with
Mr. Barnes Of New York and Love.
Luck and Gasoline In the former.
Maurice Costello is ably supported by
Evening journal., 1914-05-07

oppose the corrupr forces or n,e gigantic
political ring that is trying to ruin him.
Among Bruce McRae's recent stage
triumphs are numbered "The Lily mo
body's Widow" and Nearly Married"
Through an odd coincidence, as in the case
Of James X. Hackett and Cecilia LOTUS,
previous Famous Players stars, Mr.. Nc
Rae began his stage career with Daniel
Frohman, TO whose management he now
returns for his first appearance in motion
pictures.
Evening journal., 1914-05-07
Bruce MCRae With
The Famous Players
To Star in "The Ring and the
Man., the Romance by
Cyrus Townsend Brady

Imperial Motion Picture Company Pro-
duces Animated Songs" Rendered by
the Human Voice to Accompanying
Motion Pictures that Tell the Story Of
the Ssng
The Famous Players Film Company
have secured the distinguished actor.
Bruce MeRae, who win shortly be pre-
sented in the popular romance Of love
and politics, The Ring aud the Man.
by Cyrus Townsend Brady. The COM
manding personality and splendid poise
Of Mr.. McRae fit him peculiarly for the
role Of Gormley, the man whose bruyery
and self-possession in the face Of crucial
circumstances enable him to successfully
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13
sterucnbauner gaufett.

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s. Il. &erfius pou Baltimore ioll
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13
Batter nllO sOOn uur'm aaOi.

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in1toa perhaitet un0 bon oen Getcf-
tips C'1onneil lmo Carer nad Sols
iilnorc gebradt uoroeR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13
Sin ianGcrcS Gyriidtd6cu.


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bic S6ule an Ser Gde bon GoDcttc.
strobe imo 2ofcmoo0- glbenue elm.
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ion. StroBc, pom Sugcnoeerid6t fam.
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bci ocnl Ginbrlh III ooS @ouoel6iI-
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fern W}orgen I'M SugcnOgeridbt poro.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13
0nnrnauf nn0 llnirraann.


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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13
Strife 9leutralitdt.


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2rei SranOc i'm GOuntp.


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GoS @o6n6anS Ocs 0erru Gonrqu
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pcruriocbt.
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mebr bon &iteSoillc fouttc nidt uad
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brouutc in 5pci 5hmoeu bis oii Sen
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inject 6eiue 2l0eno mn s ll9r inn
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lir Geyinmnilua pnroe ans Dem
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cin9ngen GS iollen nui 4liticl mio
9rac aciprodeu mer0cn oindl pcIde
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nel. iu ciucr aeiieru 9Ibcuo iiottae
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fiaric, III 80 oer &erlanuiluia Ses
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acn iatereiiist cluscIaoen Ocr Si,
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ucu lau5 beionocrs llnD ltlhe @er.
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OIrgAss ceI.ggcrf 81. yalIimorc.

9lus SIR 3eit ae2i!oocnen &er.
6onOllna ae6t 1crDor Dab &ldnc iiir
sic @ta6Iiruu9 cincs Der 9r6Btcn
celwerfe inn Often oeS 9anOeS oil
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wartig i'm Sang iin0 ie o&ompein
oil Gompanp~ bat iidl Inn oas Dor
fau.Srct1s bon 26 9ldcrr 9ooeu 81
GuriiS Ban belporben uno oiiriie
ipa6riheinlin nit ibrer 9eperbung
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hanolune, nelAe ooA Der 3irma 0
0Rariien & 50. miro .beiriNt ems Der
beoenicnolicn @runoitiide an ser
NaNcrirout @oltWorcS,
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Grits0 30eliuas Slecital.

Gm u@uropaiiMen @1rif-Gonicr-
Datoriim~ 9fr. Sill 93oro-Golpert.
StraBe, iano aeitern 9lbeno inter
9eitung 0er @roieiiorcn 3cd). @ciu-
reid mo 0ouis Oas critic 3oalinas-
9ieciial iiatt an uelhem sic iolacu.
Den ium9en 9euic S6eil nabmcn:
Glcanor &iebel @n. aofos. Goro-
t60 NoencS, 9luib 9(noS. SlirOie no
foS 9orbiro 3erbuieu aRilorco Sen
fins, tins, SuIinS 9(i6man Sllia
@iernaum @corI &iebeI, 9lrt6 S..
9ernot, Sooie Glabith @ioIa ojeiS5,
M1auo Sdjociicr, 9Imelia HofoS, So-
icpb Shreiber. gSilliam @bcnomitb
mo ella 9}ee &oFos.
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gcidIlcnairte Scirat0.

Gle 9lbiidt ocs % Sabre alien
&olus &aplS ron @rccnUille, RS.
mo scr is Satire aItca glnalc g. @l-
ron pon ENlaocipbia, iiA IN ylorIolt
traiicu 3u loiicL puroc 0cretclt als
oaS |oar gciicrn &orniitog III 9olti
more an Goro oeS Caupicrs .Sln.
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Nld0hcn beim @citciscn Oeo Tam
piers mcintc mo oiid) iudbreno Der
Tahrt D66it ncrpos mar, idopftc ocr
}a6lnciiier ocS GouipierS 9eroadlt
oaB Oas @aar nidlt uer6ciratbct lcin
uoMte, irosOeu eS iid ais N1on nm
Grml aii5gegc6en bette. 5obalo Der
1anpier am %ratiitr..9}icr onleatc,
riei er 5uci %olijilicn bcrbei uno bic
Iolge mar oaB Die beioea 9clicnoen
Ip1tcr Dor ocn &iilis.9miocsoilirittS.
amuoIl aebra1t piiroen. 9rioc ga.
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9loriolf 6eianocu I'M iitb Oort trancn
6uloiicn i'm icooa sic goloenc ,5rei.
belt moalidit idnen wieoer 5u erlau'
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Arn, aofcn Apr [fhp
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gEcrIfa Neteran Icieri l5e9arIsIaa.

2cincn SO. @eburtStaa ieicrtc 9e'
iiern SEER G6arlcs W. Eobanics,
Gin @ctcrau ocS mcritauiidcn @ric.
ae5. in ieirer @o6mHg 9ir. 26fS,
@iltcns 9lpemuc Nerr SobanneS
oicutc ouf Oent 9iu0esiAiti Son.
aroB un0 tanlpits in 5ablreidlel
S6Iadjtcu, gr aebortp Ser Gniiab.
truppc bon San Cicgo an, meldle oaS
pom Ben 9lmerifanern erobcrte %ue.
blo bon Scr 3uriiderobcrnn9 OHrh
Die Mcrifaner beirabrtc