Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-12-01
At THE PLAYHousEs
Fine Feature Pictures For Thursday
and Friday Evenings Of.
Thla waak $f tss.5s

and Friday Evenings OF.
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The feature pictures shown at the
local theatres on Thanksgiving Day
lived up to all the nice things said
about them, and gave good satisfac
ton to all who attended. It is doubt
full II there ever was picture filmed
with more magnificent scenery than
that shown in The Chalice of Cour
age. The story too, was q dandy and
was well carried out. The Right Of
Way at Dreamland, featuring Will
lam Faversham was dandy, and the
acting of this star In the part oil
Beauty" Steele was great.
Another of Cyrus Townsend Brady's
great stories which has been filmed
will be the attraction for Friday al
the Majestic. 1.-THE Heights OF Haz
ard" featuring Charles Richman, is
indeed a thriller. This work is said
to surpass any of his previous ef
forts. In one picture there is com
bined an automobile elopement, an
escape in an aeroplane, a sabre duel
a South African hunt, thrilling mot
or boat race, which ends with the
blowing up Of one of the boats, and
an heroic rescue from another speed
demon. Then there is a handsome
young westerner, bubbling over with
youth, enthusiasm and persistence
whose one aim is to marry the girl he
loves. The best part of it is, the girl
doesn't know him. To surmount this
difficulty, he arms himself with a pis.
toll, goes to the girls home, kidnaps
her and takes her to his home
DESTINY, or the Soul Of Woman "
with Emily Stevens in the leading role,
will be shown at Dreamland Thurs:
day evening of this week. An artist
using his wife for his model in his
painting of the Madonna, is told some.
thing of her past. He is unforgiving
and turns her and the infant son out
of his house. She leaves the baby on
the steps OF a monastery and she en-
tiers the House of Lost Souls, where
she becomes the reigning queen.
Seventeen years pass and the boy is
novice In the monastery. Before
becoming a monk, he desires to see
the world, and gaining the consent OF
Father Anthony, he starts out. He
wanders into the House Of Lost Souls
Of which his mother is now propri
etress. Here he meets Lust, Rum
Passion, Avarfce and Beauty. He fin.
ally succumbs to Beauty. The pro-
prfetress enters, takes the boy to her
room, discovers the crucifx she left
on the baby, and learns that he is her
son Without disclosing her identity
she tells him to 60. She then re-
nounces her companions. Eight years
later the boy is parish priest. In
a fearful storm an old woman enters
the church. It is his mother. She
recognizes the picture of the Madonna
above the altar and the priest by the
crucif1x he still wears. She is given
absolution as she dies.
"The High Road" a story of a girls
realization of the wrong she is doing
herself and society by her manner OF
living; her new start, and the good
she does for the working girl, after
securing position in a shirt-waist
factory, makes an extremely interest.
Ing plot. This picture will be shown
at Dreamland Saturday evening, De.
cember 18th.
The next attraction at the Opera
House VIII be Monday evening of
next week, Dec. 9Th, when Skirts
featuring Hal Johnson, who made
such hit here two years ago in 1.-THE
Arrival of Kitty" will be seen. Mr.
Johnson carries very capable com.
pany, has a play that is one big
laugh all the way thru, and a com.
plete set Of scenery to grace the pro-
duction. The play is full Of amusing
situations, and during it's progress
there will be introduced ten big sone
hits. Prices for the engagement will
be twenty-five, thirty-five, fifty and
seventy-five cents.