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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-12
World Film Prospers

The Philadelphia branch of the World
Film Corporation started out originally
with three employees in one little room
about Is months ago. Step by step It
has developed until it now occupies an
entire building at the most prominent
corner of Film Row. with a personnel OF
IA people, open "a hours every day.
improvements have been made week by
week; service has improved. Every pos
sible attention has been given to the
publicity end and the enormous amount
of 1000 names of satisfied exhibitors make
up the service list of the corporation.
The offices are spacious. light and pleas
ant. The projection room is we'll equipped
and little theatre in itself. When you
enter the office the treatment you re-
ceive is courteous at all times and ad-
vice for each situation is given. There
is certain tone of confidence and re-
liability that would strike you, and Mr.
George ]. BeihOff insists upon the most
courteous treatment and a hearing for
everybody.
It took several months to build the efi-
cheney of the World Film Corporation
offices to its present point, and weak en-
ployes of the staff had to yield to make
room for competent help willing to exert
their entire ability toward cooperation
between the exhibitor and the exchange
There is sense of co-partnership be-
tween every emplOye of the office and the
corporation. which has been wonderfully
stimulated by the proft-sharing plan put
into effect by the general manager, Mr..
L. J. Selznick, whereby everybody shares
in the prosperity of the business.
Every effort has been made by Mr..
Beihoft to work in harmony with every
exhibitor OF the State, be his house ever
so small, and to arrange terms with him
to suit both parties at all times. Mr..
Beihon has also been working hard on
a plan whereby the different exchange
heads in Philadelphia will cooperate and
meet weekly to discuss the best methods
to be used for film interests in this ter
ritory for the protection Of both the ex-
hibitor and the exchange.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-12
'THE NAMELEss STORY"

The Hameleas Story is one OF the
most pleading little picture plays OF its
kind produced, and is now being shown
IN Philadelphia's leading moving picture
theatres.
The novelty OF giving the audience an
opportunity 10 supply a title for the play
and the cash prizes offered for the best
suggestions keeps every one alert.
The judges made their decision for the
hrst contest on last Saturday afternoon
At the Poor Richard Club. They vern
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-12
LEDGER PHoToPIAY SECTION, SATURDAY, JUNE 12 1918

receipt for the nnauufac4urv of ',sypthrstc
ouininG" and then the plfsrang OF sane
0y orehssa" and the Kidnapping ana
attempt az drowning OF the uncle On the
play) OF Mas Marshall
The scene progressed successfully and
Uncle was thrown by the heavy. sinister
ana conspiring villains into the Hudson
River, where Miss Marahan. aceordin1
to her lines, cried, Have no fear. TTncIs
your niece win save you" and suitinF
her words by action, made n besut,f1I
dive CnOt in tight htting bathing suit
OuS claa In the everyday rainneut Of =
society be1e). and after exhibiting her
art In diving and swimming, rescued
Onole and pulled him 10 shore, and then
IN melodralnatie style kneeled at his side
and cried Saved"
The scene was thus ended and Miss
Marshall stood about, with small rivers
forming about her from the dripping Wa
ter from her clothing, and Il vns then
discovered that there was no place handy
ior her TO make a change Of attire The
automobile blankets were then brought
into play, and Miss Marshall, snugiy
wrapped therein. was placed In her car
e'44 SANSAo given 70 her chauffeur TO
drive quickly 10 her home. he obey-
ing instructions, speeded the car, but
alas' after making several miles the buIk
OF Onlcer Becker appeared In the roaS
with his hand up and then gently and
firmly informed Harry Adler, the chauf-
feur, that be was under arrest for -
ceeding the speed limit
MISS Marshall. who by this TIM WAS
sneezlng from the effects Of her rIde
pleaded and begged with the oficar to
permit them to 90 on to her homo so she
coulo make change and have n cun oF
tea but the minion OF the law was OBJ
ourate and replied, Tell IL 70 the iudp,e -
Lhereupon orders were given 70 IN.
chauneur to drive TO the 64th stroet
Court and Harry was compelled 10 face
Ills Honor, charged with the offenss Of
speeding.
In the meantime, Miss MarHhAu with
/ visions OF colds, and pneumonia sat
shiVering In the car wrapped In robes
praying to a kind PrOvidencs that her
chauffeur return at once
/ during this time the executive onc.-l
OF the Gotham Film Company ve-e IN an
| upnoar. Word had reached MarIhSU NJ
TagEart, Its president. Of the predicsment
4 or his star. The word that rsaehad M
Taggart WAS that Miss MarshAl hRd b.en
arrested and Mr.. Taggart had visions OF
his being unable to have the play finished
and distributed to the GothRms' . en-
changes on release date, and theTeupon
| he and Charles L Brookhefrn Of the
New York Gotham Film ExchanFa made
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-12

for the Police Court, and arriving there.
pleaded with Magistrate KroteI not to
send Miss Marshall to jail. 1t was then
discovered that the person arrested was
her chauffeur. and with a smile, Magis-
trate Krotel fined Harry the sum of SIS,
which Mr.. Taggart paid with sigh. They
were seen walking out OF court together
and what was said by Mr.. Taggart to the
chauffeur VIII not be published
However, Miss Marshall is now back to
work on the completion OF THE Trade
Secret" and merely suffered slight cold,
which incapacitated her for only two
days.
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amazed at the number OF titles suggested
for THE Nameless Story" and found It
exceedingly hard to decide the winners.
If you have not been fortunate enough
to see The Nameless Story" watch for
the booking of this reel in the theatres
in your neighborhOod. You will be amused
by the way an up-to-date housewife pro-
cures home for Is cents. and you will
have an opportunity to win a cash prize.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-12

daughter Of Frederick de BellevIls in the
production mentioned, and who Is an en-
pert in all athletic sports, enacted a
scene outside Of the boathouss Of Nj.
Henry Ford, AZ NyaelI. n Y. The action
OF the play involves the discovery OF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-12
THE MOVIE SuNDAE

Clara Kimbal Young has had a Sun
dae" named after her. Popularity of the
soda fountain brand ought to go long
way during the sultry summer days
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How Betty Marshall
Nearly Caught a Cold

Betty Marshall, known as the Gotham
Fashion Plate who is being starred with
Frederick de BelleviIle. in The Trade
Secret" which is to be released on July
J by the Gotham Film Company, expert
enoed a unique and humiliating expert
euce on Monday last
Miss Marshall, who acts the part OF a
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-03-18
(From Fridays Daily

The Kenosha County Automobile,
Grain and Poultry Show is real sue
cess. This was the decision of the pro-
motors at ten O'Clock Thursday night
when with the big electric music box at
the Coliseum reeling off Home Sweet
Home they counted the dimes and the
nickels which had poured into the box
Office during the first afternoon and
evening. They declared that there had
been more than two thousand people to
see The show on the first day and to-
day the crowds were pouring into the
Coliseum at rate which indicated that
today the crowds of Thursday would be
pretty close to doubled.
"It's real show twas the comment
of everyone who went 20 the Coliseum
and cit g a real show was the echo
that came back from the two score of
exhibitors. These men looked at the
show from another angle-the dollars
and cents angle. They were not only
introducing their wares to the people
of the city and county, but they were
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-03-18
MRS. GRAHAM IN NO DANGER.
U. S. S. North Carolina is Projections
for Kenosha Woman in Far Beirut.

With the report that the British fees
was bo-lbarding the coast Of Turkey
and Syria within thirty miles Of Beirut
friends OF Mrs. Ella Bray Graham, for
mer Kenosha woman who is living in
Beirut, have felt some anxiety for her
safety. It is declared that there is no
cause for alarm. The United States
Battleship North Carolina is in the
harbor a: Beirut and is ready to take
off any American citizens at any time
there may be danger to them from the
projectilts fred from the British ships.
The Rev. Mr.. Bray, father of Mrs. Ora
ham, received letter from her bearing
the date Of Feb. 21st. In this she
spoke of the bombardment of the coast
of Turkey and Syria, but she declared
that they were in no fear so long as
the North Carolina flying the Stars and
Strips remained In call. 1t is under
stood that the North Carolina win be
left in Syrian waters indefinitely for
the protection of the American citizens
in these ports.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-03-18


1st Prize Silage-L. W. Everett.
End Prize Silage Emil Falk.
1st Prize Potatoes Early-E. e. Better
End Prize Potatoes Early Ben Jensen.
1st Prize OnionsH. f: Kreuger.
End Prize Onions-Julius Larsen.
1st Prize Potatoes-Geo. Mcneil.
End Prize-Geo. Mcneil.
Prize Winner Preserves and Baking.
Raspberries-Mrs. D. L. Burgess.
Cherries Mrs. Chas. Tyson.
Strawberries Mrs. T. E. Better.
Crabapple Jelly Mrs. D. L. Burgess
Currant Jelly-Mrs. D. L. Burgess.
Three Kinds Of Jelly-Mrs. 7. G
Findly.
One Quart Cucumber Pickles Mrs
f. E. Better.
One Quart Dill Pickles-Mrs. Chas
Turnock.
One Quart Sweet Pickles = Mrs
Emil Falk.
One Quart Mixed Pickles Mrs
Frank.
Best Loaf Of Bread-MTs. 7. T
Parker.
Best Loaf of Bread, farmers Daugh
ter, first prize-Lucile Findly.
Best Loaf of Bread, Farmers Daugr
ter, second prize-Buelah Rockwell.
Chocolate Cake, first prize-Alice
Ball.
Chocolate Cake second prize Mar
garet Smith and Margaret Dupons.