The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-27


"Cabiria' at the Hip All Next Week.
made Augustin e McHughss story the
Broadway hit of the year, and the news
that the camera has added number of
novel and amusing incidents not posi-
BILE in the stage production. ..Onicer
$780, is playing the Hip all this week.
At the Novelty.
George Damerel. the man who made
The Merry Widow famous, will be
the headline attraction at the Novelty
theater the last three days of the
week, starting tomorrow afternoon.
He is supported fby a company of fif-
quartette, in a musical cOmedietta,
"Ordered Home the scene of which
is. laid in the Philippine Islands. Mr..
Damerel was last seen here two years
ago in ''The Heartbreakers'' at the
Grand. Feats Of strength will be per-
formed in a witty manner by LeClaire
and Sampson who style themselves
Nearly the Strongest Men in the
World" their offering being ludicrous
in the extreme A most entertaining
and up-to-the-minute skit will be in
troduced by Belle and Gerard, who
will present SThey Yankee and the
Swede." Newell and Most offer a nifty
combination of songs and patter. The
usual Novelty photoplay will complete
the program for Thursday, Friday and
Saturday.
At the Orpheum.
The popular march song, It's Long
Way to Tipperary," has been repro
duced in pictures and form the feat
ure today at the Orpheurn. This film
| is in three acts and tells the Irish story
in most interesting manner. One of
the most dramatic scenes shows the
two lovers surrounded by the Germans
in wayside. hut. In order that his
companion might have a fighting
chance to reach Tipperary again,
Paddy, the hero, resorts to rlIse to
deceive the enemy. His plan works,
but the lad sacrifices his life to ac-
complish his purpose. TIE other film
| feature is the SECOND chapter of Rum
Away-June and shows an exciting
chase down Fifth avenue, New York
City. Two acts of vaudeville are also
on the program. Tomorrow this house
will have Rev John Snyder's beautiful
phOtO-play LAS Ye Sow" for a head
liner. This is a five reel SLubert pro-
duction. Bradford, the Human Band,
and Al Warda & Co. will furnish the
| Edith Taliaferro as Nellie Nolan
and Tom Forman as "Tom,'' the two
leading characters in Young Ro-
NANCE" the Lasky photo-drama found
ed on William c. DeMille's play of the
same name, are both clerks in a big
New York department store. They
both read the accounts of the society
doings as reported by the Sunday news
papers, and they both long. to expert
ence the delights of wealth and society.
Though they earn their daily bread in
the same establishment. they have
never even met, for the hardware de-
partment is down stairs, far from
''Nellies'' notion counter. But when
/ they both go to the same seaside re-
sort, they both pretend to belong to the
inner circle Of the elite. they are liter
ally thrown into each others arms.
Then. after they part in sorrow be-
cause they both fear to reveal their
true identities, they meet again-for
4 Tom" is transferred to the perfume
counter. and that is right opposite
4 s.Nellie." The villain is fortune
hunting count. not knowing the heroine
really has no money at all. he kidnaps
her in order to make her sign check
for SO 600. taking her to a deserted is
land, from which she is rescued by
Tom" and so the course of true love
runs to a happy conclusion Cast In
cludes Florence pagmar. Violet Drew,
Frederick Wilson Ernest Carol Mar
shall Makay, Harry Devere and
b Charles Wells. This exeeilent comedy-
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