Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-12-22
AT THE PLAYHOuSES
William Farnum in 1.-THE PIunderer'
Thursday Evening-"Just Out Of
College" Christmas Day.
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College" Christmas. Day.
"Henpeeked Henry" at
Opera House.
Christmas Day will be celebrated at
the local play houses with attractions
Of unusual excellence. At the Majes-
tic, one of George AIDES greatest CON-
edy successes, "Just Out of College,"
This is clean, clever comedy, with a
good plot, and the cast includes Eu-
gene O'Brien, Amelia Summerville,
Marie Wells, Ben Hendricks and Jack
Sheriff..
Ed. Swinger is just out of college
and is finding it difficult task to con-
vince old Septimus Pickering that ne
can support millionaire's daughter.
Ed. has no financial assets and is
"staked" to $4,000 on the condition
that he will not see Caroline{ the girl,
until he has doubled the amount. This
causes Caroline to misconstrue Eds
reason for not seeing her. He and his
chum enter into a plot with the board
ing house keeper, who is famous for
her pickles." They form. a company
with Eds $4,000 and enter into COM
petition with Pickering. At Pure
Food Exposition, the superiority of
"Jonesy's" pickles is demonstrated,
with the result that Pickering buys
out the oher concern for 500, 900. The
sum is divided among the three part
ners and then Ed. shows Pickering
his loan doubled. When Pickering
learns that his own money established
his rival, his anger is turned to ad-
miration, and he decides it will be
cheaper to have Ed in the family.
"Beulah," Mutual Masterpiece in
six parts will be shown at the Ma
jestic Tuesday evening, December %.
Henry B. Wathall, the leading char
acter in "The Birth of Nation," plays
the leading role in this picture, and
he is supported by strong cast. The
story is wonderfully acted and tells
the story Of Beulah, the daughter of
the Old South, her sorrows, her heroic
struggles and her ultimate triumph in
the love Of real man.
VIM. Farnum will be seen at Dream
land Thursday of this week in 1.-THE
Plunderer," said to be even greater
picture than "The Spoilers" Farnum
has appeared here before in several
pictures and has always proven a
great favorite, and his work in this
production is said to surpass anything
else he has done.
"Henpecked Henry" musical COM
edy with real music and real comedy
will be the offering at the Opera
House Christmas afternoon and eve
ming. "Henpecked Henry" is not the
usual type of "Henpecked'' husband,
but an entirely new and original char
acter. The play has been spoken of
very highly by other companies play
ing this city this season
The Lyman Howe travel pictures
which appear at Dreamland Tuesday
evening. Jan. 4th are the most instruc-
tive and educational pictures filmed.
celebration faithfully reproduces the
ition which in outward aspect is that
OF Old Spain rejecting the architec-
ture OF centuries past. In the film re-
production Of the greater Exposition
at San Francisco, spectators are made
to feel that they are indeed in a world
"a fairyland world far removed from
the stress Of daily cares-a world re-
splendent in it's grandeur and ga1ety,
that was created only at a fabulous
outlay. AS an Exposition of twentieth
century progress, or Of the genius Of
the brain and hands of mankind, it is
comparable to nothing that has ever
preceded it.
There will also be many other splen.
did features in the present Lyman H.
Howe program, including a liberal
sprinkling of his original and inimit-
able comedy cartoons.