Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-26
Mrs. Rosenberger Contrived
to Bring Into Scenes City
and County Industries.
PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK
ALREADY UNDER WAY
With Sidney Y. West and Miss Vashti
King Handling the Leads, Several
Prominent Local People
Lending Support.


The work of photographing "In the
Shadow of the Pines the Pine Bluff
filn-drama, was started yesterday,
one of the sdknes taken being a view
of a conversation between the hero
and his guardian, on thu front porch
of Will Golfers home in West Fifth
avenue, and the other being a view of
the arrival of the hero at the union
station and his entrance into an auto
mobile driven blythe villain, and
being whisked away.
While the cast cfsGharacters is not
altogether complete, the following
we'll known Pine bluff people have
consented to portray the parts as
signed them, and it is expected others
Will give their consent today:
Some Of the Cast. Il
The hero. Sidney Y. West.
The heroine Miss Vashti King.
Guardian of hero, Prof Junius
Jordan.
Father of heroine, w. F. Coleman.
Mother of heroine, Mrs. w. F. Cole
man
Villain, Henry Jordan.
Faries-Evelyn Thomas, Haze.
TONNE, Azalea Glenn, Alberta Guen-
ther Dais, Reed, Vera Brown, Alice
Mae Slaughter, Elizabeth Triplett,
Virginia Lee. Beverly Strange, Har-
riet Hunt, Frances Byrd, Virginia
wilkins. Felice Russell, Elizabeth
Caldwell, Mary Bell Harrison, Mary
Bess Johnson. Cornelia Knox, Alice
Orto, Vida Me Hold,rness, Eliza
beth Mcleod. Mildred McNew, Edna
Lee, Matte Lee Scales, Ruth Levey.
Elizabeth Toney, Montez Gibbs. Irene
Smith, Johnny Simpson, Louise
Vance, Mildred Scott
There will be so fairies in all. and
additional girls will--be named today
for that part of the picture. There
will be trappers. boatlIen, railroad
men, firemen and other. characters,
but the men to play these will be an
nounced today, after they have ac-
cepted.
Legend of Pine Bluff.
"1n the Shadow of the Pines"
which was written by Mrs. E. G. Ro-
senberger, is story that is expected
to be interesting and entertaining
wherever the films may be shown,
not being story of a nature strictly
local.
The story starts by showing that
the guardian of the hero has had
built big sawmill for the hero. He
tells the hero of this. informs him the
mill is ready to operate, and that the
hero must take charge. This occurs
IN the guardians home in the North
The guardian explains to the hero
that there are many trappers in the
Vicinity of the mill, and that there! is
a beautiful legend, which runs thus:
Once upon a time some men from
the North went into Arkansas and be-
gan telling trees. An old trapper
urged and exhOrted them not to fe4'
the young pines, but to leave them
for future generations. He pleaded
with them to fell the large. old trees
only. They consented. and spared
the young trees. A big bonfire was
built. and when the Northern men
wandered off, the old trapper fell
asleep by the fire.
In his dream. there appeared be-
fore him troop of beautiful fairies,
who danced and sang and waved
their garlands OF flower Finally,
one Of the most beautiful of the
fairies greeted the old trapper. and
Informed him that. because Of his act
in saving the young pines Of the for
est, the fairies would reward him by
having large, prosperous and beau
tiful city grow on that site.
Legend Is Fulfilled.
The legend had been fulfilled, the
guardian informed his hero, and he|
urged the hero to visit Pine Bluff
and see the city for himself before
going to the new mill.
The hero comes to Pine Bluff
enters an automobile ait the union
station and after seeing the big
buildings. the fine streets. the mills
and other manufacturing enterprises.
is driven out the dollarway road, to|
see the good roads. On the dollarway
road. he is assaulted by the chauffeur.
who is the villain. The hero is
wounded. but fights off the william.
who drops valuable ring as he
escapes.
The hero finds the ring and at
tempts to start the automobile. but
fairts from weakness. A farmer
finds him. and brings him into the
city. taking him to hospital The
physician who attends him is friend
Of the hero's guardian. and is the
father Of the heroine. Thus the
heroine is urged by her father to call
upon the hero at the hospital. and
here the love story starts.
Grecn-Eyed Monster Enters
The course Of true love does not
run smooth, however. The ring found
BY the hero had been stolen from the
heroine by the william. The heroine
finds the ring Ia nohsession Of the