St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-04-07
AT THE MOVIES


/ The program for the week begin
ing Thursday, April s. We shall run
a special two-reel feature every day
together with carefully selected one
reel dramas and comedies.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
big feature days.
Thursday-"The Mayors Daugh-
ter Kalem drama in parts.
Friday-''The War of Wars" g.
reel Reno dramatization of the
"ConQuers." Charles Frohman's
Great Empire Theater success.
Saturday-"Her Husbands Son."
Edison drama in 2 parts.
Monday-"Exploits of Elaine" IL
episode in 2 parts, featuring Arnold
DAILY, Pearl White and Sheldon Lew
is.
Tuesday-"The Undying Fire."
Biograph drama in 2 parts.
Between Savage and
Tiger" George Kleine 6-reel Animal
feature.
The above are only the headliners
run on the above mentioned days all
the single reels used in conjunction
with these features we assure you
will be particularly interesting.
Adv.
Globe Theater Notes.
Remember that every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday will be big
feature days at 1.-THE Golbe Theater"
We have booked some of the very
best productions to be found in the
film market.
Don't fail to see "The War of
Wars" Friday, April. 9. This is one
of the largest productions ever
filmed.
Between Savage and Tiger" is a
very thrilling animal 6-reel feature
which will interest both young and
old. Don't miss it.
Coming soon 1.-THE Celebrated
Scandal and Vendetta"
Betty Nansen Coming.
William Fox will bring Betty Nan
sen, the celebrated Danish TRACE
dienne and Europe's royal actress
to the Globe Theater, Friday, April
16, to appear in the Famous Scan
dali"
Miss Nansen's role in this produc-
ton gives full scope to her powers
of emotional expression. She is cast
as Donna fedora, the beautiful
young wife of Don Julian, a model
husband but perhaps just bit jeal-
Gus. The home of the happy cou-
pie is shared by Ernesto, a young
relative of Don Julian's. Ernesto is
a budding dramatist. fedora is
much interested in his work and
quite naturally the pair are drawn
together.
This innocent companionship is
foundation enough for malicious Cos
sip to build upon. Calumny con-
though Don Julian knows in his heart
that his wife is blameless, he cannot
rid himself of vague doubts and dis
quieting thoughts.
The climax comes when Don Julian |
is killed in a duel by Marquis AL
varez, chief of the scandal-mongers |
who had been tormenting him. Ernes-
to challenges the Marquis and in a
furiously fought duel avenges his |
kinsman's death. Then the boy
turns on the pack of gossiping busy
bodies who, in idle malice, have !
wrecked a home and destroyed a life, |
and with terrific denunciations drives !
them forever from his life and Teo- |
dora's. Adv.
Colonial Theater.
At the Colonial for the week be-
ginning Monday, April IL, the peer
less Pendleton" Company is an
This is a mind reading act |
considered even better than Wanda"
who proved such a sensation ghere |
last year. This act will be supported |
by two other first-class vaudeville
acts and reels of excellent pictures
will be shown at each performance.
The price for any seat in the house
for this engagement will be 10 cents.
On Tuesday, April 20, comes the
leader of all motion pictures, ely
man Howes Travel Festival" Their
main subject is of unusually timely
being entitled "Our Navy in
1915" taken with the cooperation
of the United States Naval Depart
ment.