The Alaska citizen., 1915-09-27

OHlCerS or the lrlanSle Fllm COFpO- ration, state that the aim will be to change the program weekly, pre- senting two medium length features and two shorter pictures. It is said stars of the first magnitude will be seen in each picture.
 Nance O'Neil. the emotional ac. entation of Fedora" shown recent ly in Seattle.
 William Elliott, in Woman and Wine" the scenes of which are laid in New York and Paris, and are ex- ceptionally brilliant. is near at traction at Thones.
 Fred Mace plays the lead in the George Broadhurst comedy, "Wrat Happened to Jones'"
 For long time mirrors baffled the moving picture makers. Recent ly, however, they have learned to control the lighting effects so that mirror is no longer a terror, bu, in many pictures it adds very ma terially to the effect. The Heart of a Painted Woman now being shown at the Clemmer, has a mir TOT effect which is truly marvellous. A boudoir pier glass, containing rate reflections of a beautiful wo- man are seen at one and the same time, without single reflected ray of light.-Seattle rgus
 "A Good Little Devil" with Mary Pickford, Americas Sweetheart" in of Juliet was the attraction at Thorne's last Thursday and Friday nights
 Last week We published a synopsis of The Wishing Ring" feature film soon to be seen at Thorne's and following is a brief resume of The Lure" another feature to be shown at that popular theatre:
 While attending dancing school, Charlotte Baker meets a fascinating youth, Paul, with whom she be- comes infatuated Not being able to resist his declaration of love and promises to marry, she decides to elope with him. only to find her self drugged and taken to a resort of the underworld.
 Bob McCauley the celebrated de tective, is called by the family and the case placed in his hands.
 He visits department store, where his life would have been taken in making the arrest of a pickpocket, had not the blow been warded off by Sylvia, a dainty lit tie salesworran at whose counter the arrest was made. Bob be- comes very much in love with her, but due to her poverty, she does not allow him 70 call. The task to keep her humble home and sick mother is hard one. Light dawDs one day when a handsome woman calls at her counter and offers her employment fin odd hours. Going home one evening, she finds her mothers condition necessitated the services of a physician. The phy- sician prescribed country air with the aid of a medicine, which was very expensive, as the only means of a possible recovery Being un- able to meet these extra expenses, Sylvia applies to the manager of the store in which she is employed for an advancement on her salary. This Is refused, and a short time after she loses her position. With poverty and the approach of her mothers death facing her, she is reminded of the kind lady who of fered her employment and decides to call Once inside of the house, she is trapped and made an inmate
 Bob, disguised as gas man, en- ters this house in search of Char lotte Baker, and to his surprise, he finds the girl he loves Think ing this to be her reason for not allowing him to know her dwelling place, he denounces her, but finally finds that she has been trapped and at once plans her escape, dur ing which many thrilling adventures take place. She Is finally restored to her sick mother; at the same time Bob has filled his mission as a detective in the employ of the Bakers, and has succeeded in jail ing the youth, Paul. with the man hiphar m