The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-17
ktYSTONE'S SIX
 REEL COMEDY, LYRIC
MARIE DRESSLER, CHAS. CHAP LIN, MABEL NORMAND. MACK
 SENNET AND OTHERS.

When you have noted the excellent
 program for Saturday in our special advertisement today, we wish to call your attention to the greatest motion
 picture comedy ever produced, a com
 edy that has attracted more people
 than any other picture ever filmed,
 with Charles Chaplin, Marie Dressler, l Mabel Normand, Mack Sonnet and
 other Keystone stars in a six reel
 riot, at the Lyric Monday and Tues | day, at advanced prices, 10 and 20
 cents. Mack Sonnet is the director i and author, and here is the story:
 TilHe, a country maiden, was throw
 ing blocks of wood for her dog to
 fetch 10 her. Charlie a city chap. l Wanders into range and receives an unusually large block in the middle of
 his face. Tillie, seeing the stranger is
 in distress, drags him to her home.
 Here the stranger discovers that Til
 lies father has bank roll With
 threats and promises. he induces her
 10 get the money and go to the city
 with him.
 Their first stop is at a cabaret.
 where Tilie takes the first drink of
 her young life. Things gu along ! smoothly until they are disturbed by & f pretty young damsel. named Mabel
 who has followed them since their
 arrival in the big city. She turns out
 to be Charles city girl, and he. on ] getting hold of the money that Tillie keat on her person, leaves with her.
 TilHe imbibed too freery and was l put out into the street She was then
 arrested and thrown into jail. Her
 goalers, discovering her name to be 1 Tittie Banks. telephone to the big
 millionaire of the city, Douglas Banks, and find that she is his niece whom | he has never seen. She is escorted to her uncle's beautiful mansion and | here creates such a scene that her uncle disowns her and orders herl from the house No place to go, she looks for a job, and secures one as waitress.
 Her uncle being much distressed by | the incident, goes away to do some mountain climbing to forget it. Here he takes terrible fall and his guide, thinking he is dead, telephones to Mir Banks secretary who immediately | goes looking for Tille, who is the only known living relative.
 In the meantime, Charlie has made use of the bank roll by dolling upl | Mabel and himself and they are taking life easy He and Mabel one day | wander into the restaurant where | TilIie is working and Tillie. meeting the one who is the cause of her down. | fall, faints. Charlie and Mabel make their escape, and sitting down ill the | park to rest, Charlie buys a newspa | per- which tells him of the hunt that is on for the missing heiress. Tillie | Banks. He immediately sneaks away | from Mabel and goes back to the res.
 taurant and explains matters to Til i lies satisfaction and drags her off toI a minister where they are married
 On going back to the restaurant they are met by the late millionaire's secretary, who makes known to Tilie that sine is an heiress. Tine heiress | and her newly acquired husband pro-
 ceed to their new home, the Banks l mansion.
 Here they entertain layishly and 1 few days later give grand ball This ended in frightful fracas through the machinations of Mabel | who has managed to secure position
 as maid in the household In taeI midst of the melee the uncle, who was found to be only slightly injured, re- | turns and has the whole party thrown | out into the street Charlie discover
 ing that Tillie has nothing in the way of worldly goods renounces her and l grabbing Mabers hand. off they go, pursued by the now yengeful Tilie. In the excitement that ensues thel police Of the city are called out as
 well as the river police, as Tlllie has 1 pursued the recreants to the water front and here in the midst of all the excitement Tillie is struck by an auto. mobile lCaded with policemen and she,