Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-12-08

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At THE PLAYHoUSEs
Fine Pictures for Feature Nights This
week-Home Talent Play .on
Friday Evening.
World Film Corporation presents
the f1ve-part photoplay, Bought" in
which story of somewhat unusual
character is presented. Audiences
will probably appreciate the problem
that is laid before them. An impecun-
ious literary man is offered a PROPOSE
ton that possibly few individuals in
his plight would turn down. He is in
debt to his landlady, and the maya
zines reject his writings with a unan-
unity that is unpleasant. Suddenly
there appears to him a woman COM
missioned to find q husband for
wealthy girl who has loved not wisely
but too we'll. The father of the i'm
minent child had gone down on the
"Titantic" before he could carry out
his intention of marrying the lady.
The lady's name must be saved.
Would the literary man marry her for
a consideration and desk in the
lady's fathers Office? The literary
man would and did.
So they were married; the child
died.
There was no love lost between
wife and husband, and the latter's
stepfather disliked him. The wife pre-
fers the society of other men.
Yet out Of this distressing imbrogli0
the director of the picture has ex-
tracted very happy ending, which,
however, is not reached before some
dramatic incidents are revealed in the
development of the play.
Ethel Grey Terry and Frederick
Lewis take the leading roles in this
picture, the first World production
shown here for a long time. It will
be presented at the Majestic Friday
of this week.
: Betty Nansen, who made such a pro-
found impression in "A Woman's Res
direction" will be seen Thursday of
this week at Dreamland in "Should
a Mother TELL" said to be an even
greater picture. An all star cast in.
ending Stuart Holmes, Arthur Hoops,
Jean Sothern and Claire Whitney sup.
port Miss Nansen.
Perhaps never before had woman
been called upon to face a problem OF
such vital Importance to herself and
her dear ones as presented itself to
Marie Baudin. Faced with the tragic
responsibility of choosing between her
daughters happiness and the life OF
an innocent man, there comes into
play the world-old, primitive instinct
OF the mother to protect her child
Her first wild impulse is to sacrifice
all for her own. Later comes a re
action. Can she stand by and permit
| the blood of an innocent man to be
shed? So the cruel struggle RACES
| within the. mothers breast. Now he1
instructive mother-passion is upper
most. Now her sense of right ant
justice.
It is big question. Miss hansen
in SHOULD Mother Tell?" has one
solution for it. You may or may mo-
agree with it, but you certainly wan
to see it.
| Saturday evening" December II
always in the Way" a Metro produc
ton featuring Mary Miles Minturn will
be shown at Dreamland.
The Lawrence fbesming Stock Co
will appear at the local opera hous'
1 nh W.T.
ton played weeks engagement her
last spring and they will be well AM
favorably remembered by local pee
Iple. The opening bill for Monday eve
ming will be "The Cry Baby" and
is said to be dandy. There will b.
first class vaudeville between the act
each evening, with new numbers be
ing introduced at each performance.
On Friday evening of this week
Forgiven. or Only a Country Girl,
will be producd by home talent unde
the auspices Of the Cosmos Club. MI
and Mrs. Choate have charge of tn
play, and they take prominent parts
The prices are very reasonable, 20,
and IS cents. Seats are now on sal
at Carlson Bros drug store. A fey
changes have been made In the cast
so that 1t reads as follows:
Jack Gordon, the Artist. ...........
................ Herbert Hengstle
Harry Fairfield, His Friend. 49,.
NATURALIZATION. Homer Chas
Wallie Gordon, the College Boy.
................... Russell Curra
Prof. Perry, the Inventor. .........
................ Reynold Peterso
Joseph Garland, an Influential Far
Mer -. ........... Harry CnOat
Jake Garland, Slow But Sure. .....
| ...'..... ATT CarlSO
Rose Garland, Only Country Girl
mary CnOot
Edith Gordon, Society Belle. 800.
..... EU1tn NelSO
Harriet Watson, Merry Widow.
................. Florence Kunt
Mrs. Gordon, the Naughty Mother.
............... Nigeria Rasmusse
ACT 1.-Engaged. ~
City folks camping out. Prof. Pc
RVS cow adventure Meeting of til
country girl and city beau. I'D XII
the man who dared harm my littl
gal"
ACT II.-Wedding Bells.
Garland spurnS the offer Of gol