The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-07

ueass.ye gathering would be- counties
THOUSANDS o. theat-egoers Who have
asseu5.ed in play houses from coast
20 coast % witness the stupendoss
production offered b. Waise- White
side, the dramatic star supreme
The historical importance Of The
Me.uag Pot" dealing. o. .t does WITH
Russian history Of modern times.
we're given due cons. s.derat.0u Gus
toms Of t5e country. even % the
e,st minute detail. were noted vitE
SPECIAL care Even the host o. aux
on player were selected Eith
7leE u getting men and women who
would at INTO the pictures naturally
and portray 'he characters In a virile
Harre-
50 much has been written both os
.ae book and Of the play that an
extensive review is unnecessary III
is but sufficient 70 call attention %
the fart that the motion p.ctare In
teYpyetaucu carries slth it even more
forcefully than dld the book or play.
the greatest of the theme centering
around the persecution Of the Jews in
Russia. and causing hundreds 10 be
sent to the great melting pot Of the
world ld-Amer.ca. The photoplay an
svers the unceasing demand O; eI-
hlbl,ors and patrons aIike-"Giye ~
attractions that we can understand.
and appreciate. something with
punch lu it, something OF merit with
q STAR and supporting cast and a
stpry that never flags To each and
all Of these the masterpiece Of film .
dom The Melting Pot'-caH answer +.
In the affirmative 1t Is assured that
the motion picture patron will re
member The Melting Pot" for Its /
greatness in plot lavish display Of biz .
scenes accuracy. and surmounting IT /
all, the magnetic force Of an actor
Of the standing and reputation Of
Walker Whiteside.
This great photoplay will be shown
at the Majestic Wednesday and
Thursday, Nov 80 and II
The Woman Next Door" featuring
Irene Fenwick, Is the latest produc-
ton from tho George Kleine studios T
and the first TO be released through 4
the newly organized Kiene-Edipon
Feature Film Service.
The story is a dramatic romance
charged with situations Of power and
giving splendid opportunities for the
display of Miss Fenwick's extra0rdi-
nary talents. The Woman Next
Door" is founded on owen Davis
famous stage success and was select
ed because OF its unusually beautiful
work, as the initial feature Of the
new combination.
How Jenny Gay. a theatrica! star,
is driven from home and stage career
through the mad infatuation and con
tinued prosecutions OF Jack Lake, a
confidence man. and is finally DIS
covered in a quaint New England vii
lage where she has taken refuge, Is
he central theme Of the story. Tom
Grayson, construction engineer, who
has made the acquaintance Of Lake
in Mexico, returns home and Is Wis
ted by Lake. who soon finds that the
gentle little stranger next door is
none other than the former object Of
his affection Tom and Jenny Gay
promptly fall in love and Lake, in a
III Of jealous rage, reveals her iden'
.ity AS the notorious actress whose
,candaions divorce suit had dragged
ler name through the miro OF year
,efore. Tom Immediately takes a
land in the controversy and, in a
.eries OF intensely interesting and /
.pectacuar scenes. forces confes-
ion from Lake. showing how he had ,
rranged every detail of the divorce
The Woman Next Door" comes
o the Majestic theatre on Monday ,