Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-08-27
Stories ofthe Photoplays

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"DAREDEvIL KATE."-A strike
among dissatisfied workmen in a busy
munitions plant is responsible for the
complications in the life of Devils Gan
and of Daredevil Kate, who runs the
saloon in the primitive western town.
The workers who flock to her bar for
refreshment realize that she is hard
gar and can shoot and ride with the
best of them Kate has made her own
way since her mother died years be-
fore, and left her and younger sis
ter, Irene, alone. One day Mrs Stone,
who came to the orphanage, was at
tracted by Irene and adopted her. Kate
eventually went west
The strike in Devils Gap brings John
Vest and Cliff Stone to the town to
look after the interests of the manu-
facturers. With John West comes his
wife, Irene, and their little children
On the night before their departure
Mrs stone calls Cliff and Irene to her
and tells them they are not actually
brother and sister. Stone meets Kate
and the two become firm friends then
sweethearts. until Bently. one OF tn.
factory hands, approaches Irene and
says, threateningly:
I'm just here to tell you to stop
that man Stone from being with Kate
She's my gaI-been mine for five years
She was eperybodys gal. She amt
no more She's mine"
Irene, astounded at the revelation of
Hates character. rushes to tell Cliff
what she has learned. The result is
an estrangement between Kate and
Cliff The woman is so enraged at
Stones attitude toward her now that
she agrees to entice West to her home
while the of the Miami q hrnI
to the town, that the exact condition
of affairs may be shown to him. The
plot is on the point of successful COM
pletion when Kate finds that Irene is
her own sister.
She pushes West from the room as
the workmen enter with the owner,
but they are held up to ridicule by
the turn in affairs. Kate and Irene
reunited and Stone renews his love
tale-and wins
(Wiliiam Fox Film Corporation.)
.ROLLING STONES" relates the ad-
Ryder, two young men of more leisure
than elegance. Both are firm believers
that the world owes" them nveh-
hood. About the time they become ac-
uuainted Buck discovers there is
chap named Braden who is expected at
the boarding house in which he lives
and that Braden is being sent there for
the purpose of marrying Norma Noggs,
the pretty niece of his landlady II
either Braden or the girl refuses to
marry the other the recalcitrant one
Will forfeit a large fortune and an in
terest in big candy factory. Bradens
train is reported wrecked. and Buck
decides to pass his friend Dave off as
BTaden.
II so happens Braden is married and
that he is coming merely to try to in
duce Norma to marry some one else
Moreover, his wife decides to come
along, and both take rooms in the
boarding house under assumed names.
But when Braden's trunk arrives the
complications begin Buck makes Bra
den carry il upstairs to Dawes room,
when ne discovers womens clothes in
II, as well as those of Braden. Mrs
Brsden, meanw hiie. is without extra
raimeat. because she cannot claim her
wardrobe without arousing suspicion
Complications develop with alarm
ing rapidity, together with a romance
between Dave and Norma over which
Braden gloats. Having declared his
real identity to his factory foreman
Braden allows the boys to assume con-
troll of the candy factory, which they
manage successfully.
But Dave and Norma decide to eIope
and Dave determines to extract from
the Office sale the amount of salary due
him. Buck has decided on that same
night that ne will tap the Office safe
for all il contains. The two meet in
the Office without recognizing each
other, and bcSe is injured IN HEEs
which follows Buck gets away with
what he supposes TO be the cash box,
but II proves 20 be nothing but box
Of receipts.
Dave has taken the real cash box and
has removed his salary therefrom. when
Buck. snesking into the back of the
boarding house, discovers the box and
is caught trying TO steal it. Through
the good Offices Of Dave ne escap pes. and
in the excitement the real Braden g
identity is discovered OF course. Nor
ma is free to marry Dave. and Braden
decides to divide the proceeds of the
will with her. Famous Players)
THE SUMNER GIRL" tells about
Mary Anderson, daughter of wealthy
parent. while in the country, in a
spirit OF mischief. hides her identity
behind the ragged dress she is wearing
when she meets Bruce Haldeman. a poor
artist. and introduces her lau1Gress to
him her mother. Bruce comes to
the laundrcss' cottage every morning.
where Mary awaits him. 10 paint her
picture. and he grows 20 love her.
Mars mother. very ambitious. learns
OF her escapade. and. highly indignant.
brings her back 70 the city.
Bruce learrts of Mary's real identity
from the laundress. and. realizing the
great social gulf between them Is
heartbroken- Mary enliststhe services
Of her father and provokes him into
taxing fer oHc hlsHt 10 Bruce stUdlO.
where she sees his model and miscon-
s.fues the meaning o. her presence.
When Bruce enters she tell him she
Totes him.
.Zuce. heartbroken. is about to de-
stroy her portrait. but his model in
tervenes. saves II, sends IL to the art
institute under Bruce's name. and en-
tiers It in the prize competition. She
then goes to Mary's father and ex-
plains all to him.
Narys father decides to make a test
and, after ne has gathered about him
Addison. Mary's sutton, favored by her
mother for social reasons; Bruce and
Mrs. Anderson, he tells them that
through unexpected business reversee
he IL penniless and must marry his
daughter off to secure a son -in-law to
support the family. which provokes Ad-
olson into withdrawing his suit.
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