Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-03-28
GREAT PICTURE
To Be SHOWN At
CRYSTAL TODAY
Lillian Russell in "WiIdfire"
Holds an Appeal to All
Classes of Moving Picture
Enthusiasts.

Today and tomorrow at the Crys.
tai the World Film corporation pre-
sents the fivc-part photoplay. wild
ilre,' with LILLIAN Russell In the lead
The story OF the play, which was pro-
duced with great success in 1907, re-
lates how Bob Darlington conducts a
racing stable on Long Island without
the knowledge of his daughters, Hen
rietta and Myrtle. Darlington Is tray
cling in the west and meets John
keefe, gambler They play cards
alone and Kcefc Kills harrington and
steals the bin of sale to his racing sta
BILE, leaving "a sheet Of the inventory
on the floor together with u curious
cigarette holder taking all the papers
of the dead man. There Is an inquiry
as to the cause of the death conduct
ed by John Garrison, the young sher-
III. The verdict is suicide, the body
being unidentified. German, a pal of
keefe's is the only person who knows
the truth.
keefc goes east and claims the sta
hles, but Matt Donovan, the trainer.
suspects tCul play Kecfe changes his
namo 10 Duffy and becomes infatuat-
ed with Henrietta John Garrison
also goes east and secs Henrietta and
thinks he recognizes in her a striking
resemblance to the picture found in
the watch Of the dead man. Keefe
and Garrison meet at the home OF
Henrietta. Keefc denies his identity
but Garrison incidentally shows him
the curious cigarette holder and Keefc
betrays himself Garrison sends west
for the watch and the missing sheet
of the bill OF sale He starts with the
watch for the home Of Henrietta and
loses the WatCn en- route II is found
by a street beggar and pawncd. Hen
flctta happens 60 be passing the
pawnshop and is attracted by an arti-
Gle in the window, She enters and
finds her fathers watch with her
picture IN IT, She oycrhcars kcefo
toll Donovan that he bought the sta
bic Of her father and her suspicious
are aroused she shows Kccfe the
watch aud he ugain bctrays himself
and she rs certain her father met with
foul play.
While playing tennis with Henrietta
the missing sheet OF the bill of sale
falls from the pocket OF Garrison
and she fiuds 1t and the mystery deep
ems. Henrietta resolves TO take no
one into her confidence She visits
the office of keefe, secretcs herself
outside the window, and overhcars "A
conversation between Kecfe and
German They leave the office and
she finds the complete bill of sale and
It with the missing sheet.
Ralph Woodhurst the fiaucc of Myr-
tie, has been induced by Keefc to bet
large sums at his pooIroom The day
of the big handicap is approaching
and Wlldfire, the crack filly In the
Keefo stable, is being backed 10 win.
Keefe sends German to rob Henrietta
Of the missing sheet but she covers
German with a gun and the plan is
frustrated.
Henrietta, on the day Of the big
race, seeks out John Garrison, ana
accuses him Of being in collusion with
keefe or Duffy she shows Garrison
her proofs, the watch and the miss |
ng sheet Garrison tells her the
truth Keefc realizes that he must !
ilee the country and prepares for n !
final coup. He backs another horse |
10 win, bribes Chappy Raster, the rid |
pr OF Wildfire, Go use the whip on the |
mare, which viii cause her to sulk, |
I the flag on the racing stable is up !
Nhen the horses start Henrietta |
'verheats the plot and goes to the Of |
Ice, where she has "a terrible strug- !
Gle with kecfe She succeeds in pull |
ng down the flag while fighting |
<eefe. Garrison coming TO her assist !
Incc and dragging Keefe down the |
tuirway. where a furious struggle en- |
ues, The story closes with Henriet- !
a on the roof the flag down, in the |
rms of her lover, Wildfire having |
Won the race.