Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1915-03-12
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FINE PICTURES

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OF the Morris Grand we are informed
that the patronage at this popular play
house during the past week indicates
to him, that the lovers of high class
pictures. are beginning to show their
appreciation OF his efforts to give them
the best, and they are beginning to see
the real high class character of the pro-
duotions he is putting on the screen
from night to night.
The General Film Company has more
than fulfilled its promise to give his
patrons the best the market affords in
this line, and as the new faces be-
come more familiar to his patrons, ca
pacity houses will be the rule.
On the program for the present week,
we note the name of Alice Joyce who
has twice won the popularity contest
as the most popular, as we'll as the
most finished, photoplay actress on the
moving picture screen.
Miss Joyce appeared on Tuesday
evening In the Mayors Secretary
This proved to be very strong play,
depicting political life in New York,
and gives this talented lady an oppor-
tunity to appear at her best.
On Monday evening, the management
surprised the patrons with double bill
which included a three reel special
feature, "The Jennings Brothers."
famous Oklahoma Outlaws, followed
by one of the features of the regular
program, entitled mix Up in Dress
Suit Cases." The former was a thriller
and the latter high class comedy feat.
ore which took the house by storm.
On Wednesday, q special feature was
also put on, consisting of three reels
by the Vitagraph company Of the Usage
Brush Gal" played by the Broadway
stars, which includes some of the best
theatrical talent of Broadway New
York. We are informed that this com.
pany of Broadway stars will be a reg
ular weekly feature, and they ought to
prove very popular with his patrons.
"When Honor Wakes" was q Lubin
production for Thursday evening,
which was also first GLASS drama and
adds more laurels to the Lubin COM
pany for having the reputation for pro.
duoing features of the highest class.
On Friday, "The Daughter of Israel
featuring the we'll known photopiavers.
Norma Talmadge, Donald Hall and Van
Dyke BROOKS will be given. This ought
Co % one OF the most popular hunters
Of the entire weeks program. and donht.
less will be.
Another treat is in store for his pat
rons for Saturday afternoon aud even
ing. when an extra special four reel
feature will be run entitled, "For the
Honor OF Old Glory" This. We are in
formed, Is fine patriotic picture into
which IL woven beautiful as we'll
as thrilling love story, among Uncle
sans troops while doing duty in Mex
100. This should be especially attract
I've 10 the Old soldier element of our
community.
Along with this feature will be run
the Hearts-Selig Current Events Of
the WORLD which Is feature in it
sell; thus giving the patrons, prao-
tioally dve reels OF entertaining and in
structive pastime. The Hearts SeliR
feature is purely an educational num-
Der and VIII be feature of the pro-
grams at this house every week. That
1t will in time become very popniar
goes without the saying.
To close the weeks prooram m snn-
day evening "The Shanty at Trembling
Hill" will be given, in which Francis X
Bushman. the highest priced and hv
long odds, the most popular photo
player on the moving pictnre steoa
will be featured. This is q THRILLING
tale Of love and hatred in the north
woods and you can depend upon it
that Mr. Bushman will do iustioe TO
the subject.
Along with the above feature will he
shown Viatagrsph comedy entitled
"Aunties Portrait" with Sidney Drew
and Jane Morrow in the cast. This
little comedy gives these two noted
players full sway for their exceptional
talents.
In addition to the foregoing first
class drama. comedy numbers of the
same high class have been added to the
program from day to day, making a
we'll balanced program that ought tn
please the most exscting.
Now then. the best part of the whole
story is yet to be told. With all this
high class, entertaining stuff, the price
OF admission has remained at ten cents.
Here is the whole story in q nut shell.
Manager Parks has materially improv.
ed the regular program and in addition
to this, has put on two extra special
features, costing him considerable
more money and yet he has let the
price of admission remain at ten cents.
What's the answer? '>'