The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-26
THE CHRISTIAN" AT
 E!E THE PRINCESS TODAY
WORLD MASTER PICTURES IN EIGHT REELS WILL BE SHOWN
 AT 10 AND 20 CENTS.

"The Christian Hall Gaines mas terpiece, and one of the worlds great est pnoto dramatic productions, will be shown at the Princess today prices 10 and 20 cents.
 Earle Williams one of Vitagraph's s foremost layers, has the plrt of John storm, the type of man whose re.ig ion is fanatcal while Edith Storey one of the worlds greatest screen actresses. appears as Gloria Quayle, natural born mimic.
 Second only to ,Bunyaus Pil- Grim's Progress The Christian promises to be patronized by more people than saw "HypCcrites,' the first world master shown at tle Princess. Note in our advertisement today what the Now York Hevspa- pers said of The Cnristan,' then remember that New Workers paid from 90 cents to $2.50 to see it. while in Hot Springs you may see it at 10 and 20 cents Ffty-one S. ecial mu- tcal selections. especially for this piece will be rendered by the Prin- cess orchestra.
 Beginning at l2.30 the shows begin every two hours thereafter Telepnona for information as to the time of starting-596.
 Following is a brief synopsis of Gaines great story:
 Glory Quaylo, a natural born mimic. leaves her country home. reaches London goes on the stage gains fame and affluence. John storm, her country sweetheart, believing he uas lost Glory forever, enters Mouas- tery, tries to forget her, cannot kill his love, returns 10 the world. be- comes a famous sum worker and friend of the poor Lord Robert Ire a socia vampire a beast in human form betrays Glory $ chum. Polly Love. Glory tells John of Lord Rob erts wicked treatment Of poor Polly. John demands that Lord Robert mar " Polly to save her from dishouor. Lord Robert refuses, as he intends 10 marry q rich American heiress. Terrific clash between the right of John and the night of Lord 4oN crt. John exposes Lord Robert who sWcars revenge Polly dies of shame and a broken heart
 Lord Robert plans fiendIsh revenge on Joun Tie spreads broadcast the report that John predicts the end of the world on Derby Day the greatest day of sport in England
 He stands alone, mith all the world against him. Glory 5usAes to his aid, luells he angry hordes and saves aim from them. Through persccu- ton, Johns mind becomes unbalanced. That night fearful for Glory. John goes to her home tries to kill her to save her from a ate like the ono which bcfel poor Polly Glory rises supreme, makes a magnificent de- fence, recalls John to his senses, helps establish his jnnoc nee, proves Lord Roberts guilt, accepts Johns love joins him for life, be it better or worse and in spite of the terror the deep disa appointment. the tr.bMa- tons, the misunderstandings, in spite of all Glory and John find happiness in each others love.
 John becomes an object of hatred All Britain is wrought mp by Johns alleged prediction. Ills former friends become bitter foes The uneduclted and weak are in mortal fear. Thou sands and thousands incita riots against John. Widespread and awful panics in the slums Derby Day be comes a day of terror (Wonderful scenes of Che wcrld-famous Derby race with its great horses and its terrific crowds. take in England especially for these scenes) John is a target for the yenceance of everyone.