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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-05
Theodore Torch Coming to the Pinney
March 10.

For many years Theodore Torch,
whose stock company is coming to the
Pinney, was a big favorite with the
stock fans of Salt Lake city and Den
YER. OF late years Mr.. Torch has spent
the greater portion Of his time on the
eastern coast playing three consecu-
tive years in Passaic n. j He and his
company were brought from Passaic
to Colorado Springs last May to play
their fifth summer engagement there.
After which they played an engage
mcnt at the Tabor Grand Denver fol-
lowing which they have been playing
one, two and three weeks engagements
in different cities in Colorado and
Utah and are to return to Colorado
Springs for the coming summer after
their engagement in Boise.
Mr.. Torch and his company of most
capable players who come TO the Pin
ney theater for short stock engage
ment commencing Monday, March IS,
are among the best known and most
successful stock organizations in
America
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-05
ROBERT HARRON IN
DRAMA AT STRAND

How life seeihes and boils at times
even in peaceful little town is thrill
inglE recounted in THE Missing
Links" the Fine Arts Triangle play. II
VIII be shown Al the strand theater
Monday and Tuesday. As back
ground fer stirring events arc shown
Views of the quiet Main street. typical
of rural community and interiors of
a church during service and Of the
homes Of the tranquil inhabitants.
But love and finance inject action
into the serene atmosphere A regular
feud Is started against the banker and
his two sons by the justice Of peace,
because one Of the bankers sons, Rob
ert Harron clepes with the Justices
step daughter, Norma Talmadge The
Justice SEXES an opportunity to wreak
his illNill against the banker. A ru-
NOR Is started that the bank is insoi-
vent and The depositors withdraw their
money Til finally the doors have to be
closed
The Justice is appointed receiver and
leads an angry crowd to the bankers
house. He is finally admitted to the
house and is shown the body of the
banker, who has died from the shock
Of disappointment. His charges of dis
honesty madden Harron and he threat
ems to Kill the Justice. Things come to
a climax of intensity with the death of
the justice and Harron is arrested on
charge Of murder
Through an amateur detective. the
bank cashier IS proved To be RESPONSE
bic for the murder Of the justice by
an discriminating cuff link found near
the body Harran is released and
cleared Of the accusation Just as a mob
breaks into the jail bent on Anehing
him.
In Because He Loved Her" ths
comedy Of the bill Mack Sennett shows
a restaurant in full blast from Kitchen
to the corner where the favored patron
sits. he wrecks a taXicab IN a chase
that includes the Keystone police force
and two ambulanees. and makes Sam
Bernard drive a motorcycle through
brick house and "A lunch wagon.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-05
AT THE BOISE THEATERS

on his first day in town. angered at
a dog swapping at his heels. he re-
marks, Il wish | owned half OF that
dog. If | did, | would kill my half"
The subtlety Of this remark passed
over the heads of the townspeople as
they couldn't figure out what would
become of the other half of the dog,
il Wilson killed his half This re-
mark, his eccentric speech and his
habit of securing thumb prints from
everyone with whom he came in con-
tact, induced one of the town wits to
call him "Pudd nhead," nickname
that remained with him throughout his
life. This nickname blighted his ca :
reer as a lawyer. but he managed to
exc out a fairly good existence.
With his small glass slips he Sc :
cures. among others. the thumb prints
of Tom Driscoll. aged six months. and
at the same time. the prints of Cham
bers the six and IL half months old
baby of Roxy, the mulatto slave owned
by the Driscol family. These babies
have the same father and look much
alike. Roxy angered at the head of
the Driseoll house, changes the babies
and passes off her child as the heir
to the Driscoll fortune and makes the
rightful heir, the son Of the slave.
Twenty years later the false Tom
Drscoll returns from college, accom-
panied by Chambers, his negro valet,
who, in reality, is the real Tom His
father having left him bankrupt and
being unable to obtain money from
his uncle. Tom sells his real mother
as slave and later, when caught
trying to rob the cash box, murders his
uncle.
Tom falls in love with the beautiful
Rowena Cooper, who has come down
from up north for visit with the
Driscolls. Pudd' nhead Wilson" also
takes an interest in the fair Yankee
girl, but she becomes interested in
the slave, Chambers. After numbering
his uncle and jealous of Rowena's at
tentions TO Chambers, Tom tries to fix
the crime on him and Chambers is
about to be lynched by the indignant
whites when "Pudd'nhead" announces
that he is the slaves attorney and in
siSts upon a trial
tntil the night before the trial. VIII
son is unable TO find any clue as 10
the Identity of the murderer. With but
a few hours to spare, he suddenly dis
covers that there is a tangle in the
finger-print records Of the two men.
In the court room all evidence points
toward Chambers guilt Suddenly. in
spite of the laughter. ''Pudd'nhead" adj
Nances his queer fineerprint theories
ana conNinces the jury that they are
undeniable He forces Roxy to con-
fess that she changed the children in
their cradle and that Chambers is the
real heir TO the Driscoll fortune and
white, while Tom is in reality the
slave.
While Chambers goes to tell Rowena
Of MS love, Tom is led away to Jail.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-05

different. His way Of working is diff
fcrenG one moment Won are silently
impressed with the wonder Of AN eN-
pertinent and the next you are howl
ing with laughter over its ridiculous
outcome.
Yes. Lorenz hypnotizes AS many as
zoo people in the audience right in
their seats, and it would be we'll for
the doubling ThomAses, to try him out
before saying anything to the con-
trarN.
"Terrill." the male Valeska Suratt.
with the Lorcuz show, in the only au-
thentie exponent East India and EgYp-
liHn dances wearing gorgeous costumes
and Jewels which the Princess Ra1ah
herself might envy will no doubt cre-
ate as big a sensation here as at the
san Francisco exposition. The press
speaks In glowing terms Of this at
traction.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-05

No Dancer.

The Third Degree was at its climax
DO YOU mean that Won have placed an
internal machine N the office Of Johr
n. Megnla"
Yes. said he criminal. erin-ing be
fore III red mfstache Of Sergeant
o'Brien of tho Metropolitan police. Z
did. It IS connected with the type
writer"
How
To the comma key; when his ste
nographer strikes that key. all Will be
blown an"
Well. | guess there's no hurry, then
No stenographer that ever lived used
a comma"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-05
MARK TWAIN STORY
ON THE ISIS SCREEN
FOR THREE DAYS

Mark Twain,s classic, @Pudd nhead
Wilson. produced into pictures by the
Task4 company aith Theodore Rob-
erts in inc title part, comes 70 the
Isis tomorrow 4 Short synopsis Of
the story follows
LAWYER Wilson. a Young man. comes
TO st4ail Missouri town to practice.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-05

Nirtus Scott, one of the ablest as
sistant directors on the Metro staff,
was the first director to introduce
music in a studio to assist in Great
ing atmosphere for scenes. A father
never drives his daughter from home
without Hearts and Flowers" played
by Nirtus outside the set
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-05

An old time favorite with silent
drama fans. She started in with the
Sele company when the motion pic
ture world was young, but now is with
the American M utual forces.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-05
NEMyNOTESS 1MplIELAND
KY 0vDAISY DEAN XIV

becoming as brown as a little Indian
she wears a Mohammedan costume
and goes about hooded and cowled like
little monk.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-05

Frank Glendon who appears with
Hamilton Revelle in The Price of
Malice. Metro wonderplay was
formerly a dry gods clerk in Butte,
Mont, before he became leading
man.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-05

Swedish inventor has obtained a
United states patent upon chair that
can be folded into several different pc
sitions or converted into a ia BILE.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-05
arr. inIhird Play.

Geraldine Farrar.s third photo PLAY
soon be seen on the screen. Maria
Rosa Is the perturbation Of span-
ish play well known in Europe.
II is of interest to recall that IT VAS
during the filming of Maria Rosa
that Lou TelleRen. now Geraldine Far
rar's husband. first met the Metro
politan opera singer. Lou Telegen
PLAYED in Maria Rosa" during it's pre-
sentation in New York and was con
suited at the LaskY studios concerning
t.
Wallace Reid. who PLAYED Don Jose
to Miss k'arrar's Carmen and Pedro
de Cordoba, Miss Farrars leading man
ip Temptation, both are IN the cast
u Maria Rosa.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-05

lsS WINNIFRED GREEN
WOOD. who appears as Elsa
Dean" in THE Happy Mas
querader.' Flying \" fea-
fllre imsf released dnns nnt
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-05

believe that, in real life. marrying a
man 10 reform him is safe venture
She SAYS, instead, III You love the
man. and he needs reforming. do II
before ECU marry him" and She think $
This reformation can be accomplished.
In her role ia this PLAY She has a
chance 10 demonstrate her theory. and
TO prove that happiness lies within, .
that i is not a question of money and
luxury,
Elsa in this story is a girl whose
guardian loses her inherttage for her
Later she falls II love with a man
she believes pennless. although he IS
y millionaire Who has changed places
with his chauffeur 10 prove that one
can be happy or unhappy IN any sta
tion III life. Edward Gexen plays the
rolc If this HAPPY maSquestder
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-05

The Portuguese language is used hS
about $4,000, 00n persons
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-05

A finished actress. with a stage
record that should rouse the envy
and stimulate the ambition of hun
dreds of her sisters. pretty Irene
Fenwick is adding to her laurels by
recent photoplay productions.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-05
VITAGRAPH FILM
COMES TO COMIC

James Morrison and Jewel Hunt are
At the Comic the first Of the week IN
The Little Trespasser.a IN interest
ing drama. Lilies parents arc care
takers of the property adjoining Mr..
Montgomery's estate, who Is wealthy
bachelor. Cobbs. the gardener. tries in
vain to keep the girl away from Mont
gomeryss estate and Jack. The owners
nephew, arrives on a visit and starts
to Brighten the trespasser, but instead
he falls in love with her Later he in
PRODUCES her to his uncle as the girl he
is to marry and the old man gladly
gives his consent and blessing.
"Canimated Nooz Pictorial No. L."
which will also be shown. Is split
reel animated cartoon. with 500 feet of
burlesaue on current topics of the DAY
and a like length devoted to the further
adventures of Dreamy bud"
--4>>--
William Nigh. who directed -
Yellow Streak" Her Debt of Honor"
and other Metro wonderplays, is an
expert fancy dancer, and together with
his wife can be seen on the floor of A
fashionable Broadway restaurant on
nights he is not busy.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-05

Little Jane Lee, the unique child
actress who appears in William Fox
pictures has been in Jamaica for
months, where she has lived in the
open air ana in the water. To avoid
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06
PLAZA

PLAZA-The present installment of the Secret of the Submarine" the great preparedness serial running at the Plaza Theater, and which will be shown today and tomorrow is the ninth since the opening chapter and it by all odds the most thrilling chapter of them all. In this one Cleo who in real life is Juanita Hansen. is abducted by Gerald Morton. who in real life is Lamara Johnstone. and an aviator to boot, and carried off in his aeroplane, but the pluc1y girl is equal to the occasion and makes her geta- way from the machine when it is going through the clouds almost, via the parachute route and makes also successful descent to the ground escaping from the son of the un- scrupulous millionaire. She is finally rescued by Lieut. Hope who has to climb a mountain hand over hand on cable to do it, but right in the middle of his climb Satsuma and Mahlin cut the cable and he drops. The spectator can see by the express sion on the beautiful girls face that something terrible has happened but just what cannot be told until the next installment.
 On Monday in addition to this there will be a great Western drama from the American studios According fo St. John,' while Tuesday will be Uni corn day again with plenty of zip to it from that standpoint. Wednes-
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06
AMUZU

Today's picture features at the Amuzu is said by those who follow closely the fortunes of the movie stars to have been the best out door picture ever done on the Metro pro- gram. IL is called The Yellow Streak and brings Lionel Barrymore brother of the gifted Ethel and the equally talented John to the screen in part that has perhaps done more than anything to establish this young CT member of the great dramatic fam ilv.
 The Yellow Streak is a story of the primitive. A tale of the times country to return no more and there is a fascination in this splendid story that will have cndeared it to those who go in for the faster and more strenuous of the photoplay products. The Yellow Streak as 1t name i'm plies deals with .. fellow who is taught to have a yellow streak An ofense that no wcsterner of the days of yesterday could condone or pardon The fellow with the yellow streak was 10 better than the unclaimed dog fthe street In this yirle story Lionel Barrymore finds chance tc bring out 2H the inherent talents tha; made famous his mother. George Drew Barrymore. Maurice Barrymore the father Mrs. JGhn Drev. and in fact al lof the long list of stage stars that have sprang from this celebrated strain.
 "The Yellow Streak" is on at the AmuZu today only.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06

the Isabella mine and was in town ThursdaN
 July 36th Dr Delcher of the Indian Service at Sacaton, left for q vacation in Baltimore. also taking lectures while absent.
 Dr. C. Howard Davis. of rloy. came in from Nogales on Thursday. Dr. Davis is a popular candidate for the house Of representatives on the dem ocratic ticket.
 Charles Eastman has gone to Mari copa as freight house man for the Southern Pacific,
 Special Alloting Agent and Mrs. John Baum left for Chicago on their vacation on Thursday night.
 Miss LuciIe Wilson. -Who has spent several weeks iH Tucson with Miss Lois Kronholm. returned on Saturday accompanied hy Miss Kronholm. who will spend a couple of weeks in town.
 Mrs. Peterson is visiting her uncle, W. W Gates. en route to Tucson
 Charles F. Trimmer left Thursday for trip to the coast before putting in his pumping plant on his land south of town.
 R. l.. Phelps and family have gone 70 Nogales where Mir. Phelps expects to enter the busiress world on his own hook.
 C. E. Lewis and family took then departure on Monday for Fresno. Cal They will join their son Earl. whe preceded them few weeks ago
 Ro1ert Andrade has reopened his
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06
LAMARA

When What Happened at 22" is shown on the screen at the L.amara today and tomorrow the audience will be treated to one of the most interest ing, fascinating and unusually org inal phOtoplay documents ever filmed IL is a mystery story written in the best vein of the well known Broadway playwright. Paul Wilstach. and in the hands Of Director George Irving. has been given most adequate and satis- factory staging by the Frohman Amusement Companq IL is released on the World Film program and is bound to make big hr when shown lin this city Frances Nelson, last seen in Human Driftwood," and Arthur Ashley, hero Of Sealed Lips and The Struggle" as well as Tangled Fates. 9 will be featured in this mystery play.
 There will be reel of the Musty Suffer series of comedies with Harry Watson as comedian in chief on this program also.
 The Tuesday and Wednesday feature will see Henry B. Walthall, the wizard of screen acting. known as The Poe of the Screen ia one of the early flea lures which first drew attention to this wonderful ability of his. The Averaging Conscience" is one of the ! Griffith Film of which so much has been said and written. The story is taken from an Edgar Allen Poe Anna bel Lee particularly, and is beauti- ! fully drawn. In it are featured alse l Robert, Harron and Blanche Sweet. II ' is dramatic. weird and convincing just as are Poe's' famous prose and poet. ical writings.
 ! For Thursday Friday and Saturda, the Lamara will show William Far. mum in The Man From Bitter Roots. 1 The name of William Farnum i, i enough to guarantee an all day's
 crowd in any moving picture theatei
 in the world.
 ! In every country where the films at
 tIact, William Fox's feature plays ar,
 shown, and wherever Fox's picture
 are, Farnum is known No one cal
 know Farnum without liking him. H,
 is big, manly, whole hearted; he il kind and considerate. He can be al
 gentle as a lamb or as fierce as a lion
 at a moments notice.
 William Farnum comes from a fam 1 fly of actors who have made thei
 names known on stage as well ai
 screen. Farnum himself has beer
 starred in dozens of large New Yorl productions
 The Man From Bitter Roots." Car oline Lockhart's story in which Far
 mum acts. has role for a man of vir
 ility and strength. The hero is a mine
 who battles against enormous odds, {,
 achieve the happiness that is his il
 the end His fight is practically fo
 life or death. He emerges victorious
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06

chapter from the Good Book For the first time he realized the life he had 0cCn leading for years wasn't the only thing worth while in the world. And Ben Wolf. strange to say. was falling in love.
 Between the two the bad mans reformation was accomplished. Then, when the supreme moment came, Wolf Was ready.
 Here. briefly sketched. is the basis of According to St. John." a three part Mcstang drama. filled with sus-, pense. Jack Richardson famous heavy, appears as Ben
 The story follows: Ben Wolf. out law. lives the life of a recluse far up in the mountains. Bess. the only child of the pastor of the towns only church. is engaged to Dick Bob her brother. has fallen in with the towns rorgher element. Bob loses every thing in a gambling resort. He app propriates the funds of the church and loses all to Wolf. Wolf attends church services and is attracted to Bess. singing in the choir
 Bob restores the church funds he had stolen. Just before the stage coach arrives after reporting a hold up bv masked bandit A cuff button dropped. DN the outlaw IS the only clue. Wolf. in the woods. sees Fob hiding a mall pouch under a rock. Boss. riding one day with Dick. crops her handkerchief They learn that Wild Eyed" Bill and his gang arc on the rampagS Dick sends Bess home and starts after the raiders. Besss horse falls. throwing her. Wolf assists her to remount. Imme- diately his inner self undergoes a
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06

day will see The Mysteries of Myra" with another fine picture story of this spirit motion picture, and more thrills than have heretofore been shown in this serial.
 Thursday Pearl White come to life again with corker in The Iron Claw" full Of that peculiar sttrac- tiveness that makes, this girl the most popular one In the movies. On Thursday and Friday also there will be shown good Mutual programs. Thursday has a feature, Avenged by Lion," d Horsler feature with beau tiful Margaret Gibson. Saturday Graft will again rear it's awful front.- The end is coming on in this serial and il gets more thrilling.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06
ARIZONA

The week promises many good things at the Arizona. Movie lovers will have an opportunity to see many of their favorites. Each photodrama will present one of the famous ones. Here they are Bessie Barriscale. Norma Talmage Dustin Farnum and Valentine Grant
 The first picture Of the week will be Triangle-Ince feature, The Sor- rows of Love" with Bessie Barriscale and William Desmond. who play the chief. roles in this production. The Sorrows of Love" is of Italian locale. and Miss Barriscale has the part of Sister Beatrice who is first seen as The Lily in the convent of St Ce- celia. The plot concerns mainly her adventures in the outer world. after she has fled from the convent. be- lieving she can find a greater mission outside it's. walls. How she meets and falls in love with young labor agi- tator. only to meet tragedy and re- turn again to the convent. has been asborgingly depicted. In the role as
 Beatrice, Miss Barriscale is credited with remarkable characterization.
 On Tuesday, the dainty little star will appear in stirring drama of life. Norma Talmadge. the popular Triangle star. has won her way into
 the hearts of movie fans She appears
 in wonderful story, Going Straight" which is claimed by critics to be one
 of the best stories ever turned in the 1 T iangle studios.
 1 And still another big one will be
 shown on Wednesday and Thursday. | This one will be a Pallas picture on
 the Paramount program. They offer the esteemed actor Dustin Farnum in David Garrick." The play itself is logically and strongly portrayed in a very pleasing manner The plot be- ! ing the love of this great man for a beautiful London heiress
 ! The last two days of the week
 brings the beautiful Paramount star ! Valentine Grant in a stirring photo drama of adventure. "The Innocent
 Lie" The exquisite exterior scenes l in tbis production were picturized or
 the island of Bermuda, where Miss Grant and a well-selected cast had
 gone expressly for this production ] This adds to scenic beauty of this
 unusual Paramount production.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06

o. K. market and is getting in fresh and cured meats daily.
 A. Cubillas. Jr. has returned from g weeks visit to his fathers family It Nogales.
 Charles w. Gorham demecratic candidate for county treasurer. came over from Florence in the interests of his campaign on Thursday.
 Messrs Truesdale and Crawford. of Washington D. C. were in Casa Grande for a short time on Tuesday. coming over from Sacaton with Act Ing Superintendent R. A. Ward for a consultation with Hon. J. F, Brown and others regarding the settlement of the water rights on the Gila river. so as to expedite tEe building of the diversion dams Tor which funds were appropriated by the last congress Mir. Trnesdale is attorney for tho Indian department and asked an eN- precision of opinion from Mr. Brown as te how to get the claimants to- gether on the question so the work peed not be delayed unnecessarily when the funds are available. Mi Browns opinion was to send in er,- tircly disinfeTested persons to take all the claims ID and adjust them with fairness to all.
 H. II. Huffman who has been extra bumper here while needed on the <. P. has gone to the Vekol mine with his family.
 Henry Armenia son of our towns man. J. 4. Armenia. has gone to MI cozari, Sonora, where he will be em- ployed byl the Commercial company of that place.
 Miss Esther Johnson made final proof on her homestead south of town on Friday, leaving on Monday for q visit to her mother in Los Angeles.