The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1916-12-07

Stellar Lines.
For Friday and Saturday the Ma
jestic offers one. of the strongest bills
of vaudeville and pictures that has
been seen here for some time.
"Deaves Marvellous Manikins" are
presented in the spectacular produc-
ton of Jules Verne's 10000 Leagues
Under the Sea-" this is positively one
Of the highest class acts ever present.
ed in this part of the country. The
act has played around the world four
times. and has been presented in one
hundred and thirty two different coun-
tries, through out the civilized world.
1t is a mimic pantomine of dazzling
electrical effects. The climax of the
attraction is the wonderful trans
formation scene at the close of the
show, when the eye is dazed with the
beauty and magnificience of this in
ternationally famous performance.
The feature picture offering is the
Vitagraph release "Lhe Light at Dusk"
starring Orrin johnson, Robert Fraz-
er. 1t will be remembered that Mr.
Johnson starred successfully in 1.-THE
Price Of Power" "D'Artagan" and 9TH
err productions of like kind. The
Light at Dusk" is from the pen of An
thony P. Kelly who also wrote "The
Great Divide" in which play House
Peters made such hit THE Soul of
A Woman" and many other stories
that achieved equal fame. The scenes
of this remarkable photoplay were Sc
lected with extraordinary care and
skill, and director Edgar Lewis has
taken advantage of every opportunity
to add to the beauty and construction
of the plot. Its revelation is sweep
ing and its action is rapid throughout
not until the very end of it does one
know just what the exact final is go
ing to result in. On the same pro-
gram with above feature attractions
is the vaudeville team Carr and Carr
offering novelty instrumental and mu-
steal selections.
For Sunday the special feature "a
lVagabond Prince" with H. B. Warner
cast in the stellar lines will open for
one day engagement on the same
bill with the Fay Tincher Comedy en-
titled "The Calico Vampire"
"A Vagabond Prince" is colorful
production etched with the emotions
OF life in a manner that is convincing
and interesting, and it establishes its
self as one of the best productions
that the great Warner has yet ap-
peared in, not excepting his famous
Interpretation in alias Jimmy Valen-
tine" when he took the silent stage
by storm and bounded into popularity
almost in an instant The plot of his
latest release has to do with an adj
ventureous young nobleman who
comes to America to seek the salts
faction of his only ambition and in so
doing it has given opportunity for a
wonderful story plot. Big scenes tax
en- along the coast, where life is mer-
ry and light hearted friends gather to
enjoy the liberties of the season. form
portion of the attraction. Eccentric
photoplay novel sets and beautiful
mountings add much to the grandeur
Playing opposite Mr. Warner is the
dainty Dorthy Dalton cast as the friv-
.ilous young woman whom the adj
geets. Ali in ali the p
is .replete with rapid action, throbbing
scenes and climaxes and moments that
convince beyond doubt.
For Monday and Tuesday Gladys
BroclSweli, one time leading lady play
ing opposite VIM. Farnum is present.
ed in the super feature attraction
@Sins of Her Parents" in which pro-
duction she is supported by such emil
hent players as William Clifford, Of
Shakespeare fame, George Webb and
Carl Won Schiller. The plot Of this
great play IS built upon deep situ-
alton, and is filed with moments Of
sympathy that arouse the emotions to
direct action a wonderful back
ground is used to set the story in. II
is told in the CHASTITY wastes of the
north land, where the suns silent rays
reflect the tragedies Of suffering thou
sands Where men and women live
in the secrecy Of distance and seclus-
sion, where the bitter pasts can be
buried in the atmosphere Of no
mans-land. In the midst Of this SO
called safety, suddenly like demon
from the skies there comes a day Of
answer; i Is day Of sorrow. and un-
der the lights Of northern dance hall.
in the whirl Of the Alaskan rough