The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-07-27
Coming Attraction at
the Caughren Theatre

Manager Dubeau of the Caughren
has booked a series Of five Fox fea-
ture films, the first being shown Fri
day evening of last week, when Dus-
tin Farnum was featured in "The
Broken Law" Many of the best known
actors and actresses appear in the
Fox features. Friday evening of this
week Dorothy Bernard and Thurlow
Bergen will appear in "The Little
Gypsy" in five reels.
"The Little Gypsy" is drama of
heart appeal and moving human in
terest. Starred in it is the most
delightful and dainty of all dramatic
stars, Dorothy Bernard, already be-
loved favorite of patrons of the Will
liam Fox photodramatic features.
"The Little Gypsy" tells the love story
of girl of Romany blood, but gentle
breeding, for man whose being ap-
peals to her even to the sacrifice of
her highest hopes and ambitions.
Screened with lavishness that marks
all the William Fox productions, The
Little Gypsy contains scenes that
transcend anything beheld in the
realms of motion picturedom. Among
the rugged heather-grown hills of old
Scotland, The Little Gypsy lives out
her romance and ultimately attains
the happiness for which she has long
striven. She defies convention but in
so doing satisfies the longing of her
heart. -e-A
There will be two shows at TAO and
8 o'clock. Admission 10 and Is cents.
No author has been as successful de-
lineating Alaskan scenes and char
acters as Rex Beach. "The Spoilers" i,
from his pen was one of the best sell
lers of it's time. The story is inten-
sely American and because of its
splendid dramatic possibilities it has
made wonderful film production.
About year ago this wonderful piece
was filmed in nine reels and was
shown at the Caughren last fall. While
the first picture was mighty interest
ing, many realistic scenes were neces-
sarily omitted. A few months later a
De Luxe edition of "The Spoilers" in
IL reels was completed by the Field
man corporation, featuring William
Farnum and Kathlyn Williams as in
the first production. The edition has
made it possible to care for all of the
thrilling situations. Arrangements
have been made to present this De
Luxe edition of "The Spoilers" at the
Caughren Monday and Tuesday even
ings of next week, at the very low
price of rs cents and 35 cents.
The synopsis of this very interest
ing story follows:
Glenister and Dextry, co-owners of
the Midas" the richest mine in AL
aska, after celebrating their good for
tune, leave Nome to spend the winter
in the States, but before leaving Glen
lister arrives at an understanding with
and bids goodbye to Cherry Malotte,
a dance-hall girl, who has become in
terested in him. Before their return
to Alaska in the following Spring,
plot is Matched in Washington, D. c.,
to juggle the Alaskan land laws in
such manner as to rob all the rich
miners of their property, and to that
end a corrupt judge is appointed with
instructions to obey the orders of Alex
Mcnamara, the genius of the entire
conspiracy.
The judge is dispatched to Nome at
once, but on the eve of sailing from
Seattle he is taken ill and is forced to
entrust certain important documents
to his niece, Helen Chester, who thus
becomes the innocent agent of the con-
spirators. Helen sails, but enroute to
Nome smallpox breaks out on the ship
and she is threatened with 80 days.
quarantine. She manages to escape,
with the assistance Of Glenister and
Dextry, who have taken passage on
another ship. The two men are ignor-
ant OF the nature of Helen's errand,