Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-09-22
At THE PLAYH S.Ee
MAJESTIC.
1.-THE COLLEGE Widow"

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comedy drama of college life, the
story centering around the annual
football struggle between Atwater and
Bingham. The former college has
been additionally weak on the foot
ball field, owing to the dislike for the
game Of DR.. Witherspoon, the presi-
dent. His daughter, however, the
college Widow" and a friend Of hers
are wildly enthusiastic about the
game, and finally bring the president
to their way of thinking. The coach
and trainer decide to send out scouts
to look up promising material. Billy
Bolton, for three years star half back
at Bingham visits Atwater and seeing
Jane, Immediately falls in love with
her. The coaches call a counsel of
war and enlist Jane to help win Billy
for Atwater. This is accomplished,
but soon Billy learns that the coach is
in love with Jane, and that he, Billy,
has been duped by a f1irt. Before the
misunderstanding can be cleared up,
the hotel catches fire and Billy saves
Jane from sure death. 1t is easy to
guess the result. Ethel Clayton and
George Soule Spencer carry the leads
and they are supported by very
strong cast.
This picture will be shown Friday
Of this week at the Majestic Theatre
Matinee at four O'Clock and evening
performance at 1880 and 900 o'clock
1.-THE Lost House."
Lillian Gish and Wallace Reid have
the principal roles in the Mutual Mas
terpiece, 1.-THE Lost House," which
will be shown at the Majestic next
Tuesday evening. It is thrilling pic
ture from start to finish and one that
takes we'll wherever shown. 1t rings
true to life, altho it is one Of the most
exciting plays of mystery and adven
ture ever filmed. The story was writ
ten by Richard Harding Davis, and il
one of his best works.
A Kentucky heiress is imprisoned i1
private asylum by her uncle who has
sQuandered her fortune. Realizing
that he must give an accounting he
determines to do away with the girl
She drops a note from the window
which is found by Ford, young re
porter. He Immediately investigates
Gaining admission to the asylum, he
attempts to rescue the girl. The po
lice and militia are called out, anG
following a terrific battle the rescue
is accomplished.
"EvangeIine."
A fllmization of "Evangeline," Long
fellows immortal poem will be the at
traction at Dreamland Thursday Of
this week. This poem is one of the
classics of American literature, writ
ten by Longfellow at the zenith of his
career. The most important parts Of
the picture were filmed on the grounds
described in the poem. The picture is
In five parts, the story being as fol
lows:
The first part shows the peaceful
pastoral life of the Acadians, and the
childhood of the principal characters
Part two continues the story, showing
the gathering Of clouds Of evil, wher
the proclamation Of the royal governor
is read and all commanded to appear
and take the oath of allegiance. Lat
er it shows the betrothal of Evange
line and her lover. Part three brings
the coming Of the English soldiers and
the orders for the removal of the
Acadians to another country, the i'm
prisoning Of the men in the church
and Evangeline's work in cheering ul
the women. In part four the embark
alton is shown and the death of Evan
geline's father, and part five takes up
the search for Gabriel and the fnal
climax when he is found dying.
At four O'Clock the picture will be
shown at matinee, for the benefit OF
the school children.