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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-20

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-20

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-20

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20
BURGLAR INSURANCE
For CHAPLIN COMEDIES

Burglar insurance in sums that
would make a press agent blush have
been taken out by the Mutual Film
Corporation for the protection of its
Chaplin reels against theft by the film
pirates" The twelve releases in which
chaplin is TO appear this year Will
cost the tota! sum OF 1880, 900 in
Guiding the Comedians salary Of Ss1o-
600. y vas, investment In film stock is
required for the printing OF the many
copies of the Chaplin pictures issued
for distribution in the United States
and abroad.
An elaborate tracing and account
ing system installed for the handling
OF these reels makes il possible for the
Mutual TO tell at any hour of the day
or night just where each Of the several
thousand reels OF Chaplin pictures is
TO hr found. whether It is in the film
exchange. at a thcater or in transit
on an express circuit" or a dog train
in Alaska.
Any unusual delay in tho delivery
of Chaplin reel is investigated hy
The film company-this as special
prccaution against the possible "coun-
tcrfeitinI" Of the film by what is
known as tho dipping" process
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20
MIDWEEK NEWS OF MOVIES
Movie Calendar

VI NEW-'Lo-tlny, ."rhc Mysteries OF
rM!; t0-mOrrOw. Charlie Chaplin, la
"Iillic's Puncturcd Itumnncc"; Sat
uruny. "I'nmily Dny."
Rt;N-'rO-d day, Jnck Robinson md
Amnn Little. Ia 1.-TWO Hts; also
THE Dnnccr." featuring I'D Concn;
tomorrow, "'rhc DecOy." with
Frances Nelson; saturday. Crane
Wilbur. In ~ Fools Gnmc," and
George Orcy In 81 comedy.
HiJoU = To-day. tomorrow and
Nhihrduy. Frnnk Keenan,, In ..'rhr
'hnhton," and It new keystone COM
cdy.
;, COLONIAL = To-day. "AIcdicinc
hcnd." with Helen IiOlmcs; tn-rItOr-
row ana Saturday. Virginia Pearson
III ~ Tortured Heart"
STRA ND-TO-day, "UndInc," with
,dn SchnuiI: tO-in0rrOw and Sntur-
nay. Thrdn f}nrn. In "l;ust Lynne"
oDfON-IO-bn.. Tomorrow and
saturday. Dustin Fnrnun. In "Dnyy
Crockett"
iSlS-Grncvir>c Hamper, I'm "rbc
spider and the Fly: Tomorrow,
'inlbrDok Hlinn, in "Nulturck or So
ricty'; Saturday. Billie Burke, I'm
"Gioriu's HOmnncc." and Olga Pc
'roIn. In "rhc Scarlet Woman"
VICTOR - rO-dny. "Hrnnsconib's
Pni': tO-morrDw. Lee ItIOunt Goes
Home" with Herbert Ra,ylInsOn:
saturday, ~ Mid>vintcr Mndncss.'
featuring Dorothy Phillips; MISC
"Who's Guilty" with Anna Nilsson
and Tom Moore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20
CAVALIERI AND MURATORE
STAR IN pATliE. PICTURE

Lima Cavalier whose classic beauty
is the marvel Of men and the envy of
women throughout the world, has been
featured with her husba nd, Lucien Mu-
ratore, by the Pathc company in n Gold
Rooster Play, The Shadow of Her
Past"
The feature is in FIVE parts 1t is a
romantic tale OF an American girl
studying music in Italy, who loves and
is loved by promising young painter.
The story brcathes an Old World at
mosphere. and was given every real
istic advantage in the matter of sets.
natural scenery, extras, etc, when Mr..
Muratore, under whose supervision the
film was made. took his company TO
Italy some months ago
From the motion picture exhibitors
viewpoint of advertising value, Lima
Cavalieri's name has tremendous value
She is the child Of humble parents
They came to Rome some time before
her birth. Till then they had lived in
the provinces, hardly, mcanly. but not
unbcautifully. for in Italy the bright
sun and tho fair face of nature glad
dened even poverty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20
LEWIS HAS HAD
An i;NENTFII. CAREER

suppose you had been shanghaied ar
the age OF eighteen years. subjected to
gross cru.liies and endless labors, and
We're landed in Bristol, England with
one English penny in your pocket and
an appetite for ten-pcnny nails, what
do you think YOU would have done?
Edgar Lewis, feature director OF the
I.ubin Company, met with that expert
ence.
y lover OF tho stage from infancy
and an ardent admircr Of the immortal
Shakespeare, when Lewis landed at
Bristol. his first thought was 10 visit
the birthplace and view the grave Of
the bard at Stratford- on-Avon. The
distance from Bristol is fifteen miles.
and three times he started 10 walk 10
Strattord -onAvon, each time being
forced 10 return by the pancs Of
hunger.
Too proud 10 beg for food. he secured
!aborer's Job on the docks. and later
was able TO CRAFTY his desire 10 wor-
ship at the grave Of his idol.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20
REAL OFFICE DISMANTLED
TO PROVIDE RIG .sEu

Alice Joyce. popular star who returns
10 the screen in NitaeTaph's productions
The Rattle Cry of War" worked in an
office transported from the Woolworth
Building. New York City, 10 the Vita
graph studios.
The steel trim constituting the mould
ing. window sashes. doors and base
boards were taken from n vacant Office
III the building and brought to the
NitaGraph studio for the making Of
ono Of the big sets" for the new sequel
20 The Battle Cry OF Peace"
In order that this steel trim might
he returned as soon as possible, Miss
Joyce, who plays prominent part in
most OF the scenes. worked through the
night into the wee hours OF the morn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20

United states until Tom had livcn four
teen years on III" old sod. and many
are his recollections Of boyhood hap
penings in County Mayo.
Whenever he is not busy IN "A WHO'S
Guilty scene. his fellow actors and
others call 81, him for stories, more
stories, and still more stories about
Ireland lrishmen and Irish women.
in Beyond Recall eight OF the
who's Guilty." series. Moore plays
tho part Of man who is sentenced to
death for n murder he has not COM
mittcd. As a matter rf fact. the
woman he is convicted OF having
killed shot herself with his pistol. But
circumstantial evidence against Moore
is so strong that tho jury is not five
minutes in bringing IN "A verdict against
him.
Moore had read tho script OF &c
yond Recall' when he Was asked II he
mad any n"w Irish stories. I've got
one he said. that's brought TO my
mind by this scenario.
AN lrishiuau who had been non. 800
careful about distinguishing between
his property and his neighbor's was ar
rested ono day for stealing n ham. He
whimpcred and he fretted himself ter
ribly in court. Don't hc afraid. Ma
honey said the Judge in kindly tones.
'you!l get justice here
sure, your honor. answered Ma
hone. with another Groan. that's what
I'm afraid Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20
Not q Life of Ensc.

81 suppose the average person pic-
lures n motion picture star as loafinG
luNuriously at the completion of her
picture while her poor. long suffering
director iabors night and day to cut.
trim. and generally prepare tho pro-
duction for exhibition" declares Mar
guerite Clark. But the picture is all
Wrong. according to tho diminutive
star. "We arc no moro through with
the final scene of one photoplay than
we have 10 sit down TO read the script
OF the next one, and begin planning
our wardrobe for that. IL il is a mod :
ern story, it requires tremendous
amount of preparation and perhaps six
or seven gowns. Preparing that much
Of wardrobe is not my idea OF loafing
around"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20

ave secn-was June 2. 1916. There
fore. IL Is proven that Thomas Fletcher
married her when she was one day
under tho age OF seventeen years aud
nine months. have shown you tho
section of tho penal code which de-
clarcs that marriage to girl under
the age of eighteen years. without tho
consent OF her parents, constitutes tho
crime OF abduction. 1t has hecn shown
that Rose Mason's parents did not
give their consent to this marriage
The States case is proven as il stands
We rest
Perhaps in that whole courtroom the
most inveterate and reckless gambler
would not just then have wagercd one
penny against one million dollars on
Tom FlctcherS chances of acuuittal
His mother surreptitiously wiped her
eyes. and in her heart she prayed with
an anguish OF dread for n miracle to
save her boy stephen Flctchcr's thin
face was maskli<c. But his clcnchcd
hands grippcd each other so conyul-
sivcly that the nails bit deep into the
palms.
Mrs Mason was weeping aloud. Her
husbands iron visaEe was stamped
with cold triumph. lie had crushed
his foe.
Tom sat very still. very rigid. very
calm. He dared not glance toward
the horror-stricken Rose lest he lose
control Of himself at sight of her heart
break. Yet he Iongcd uuspeakably to
comfort her. to tell her he was glad
TO suffer for her dear sake.
Davenport, above all the lay mem
bers of the audience. knew how dcs-
perateIy hopeless was his young
clients plight For. being versed in
every phase of the law. he saw the alb
solute perfection of the district at
,orney's case. There was not a loop
hole. there was not a legal techuicality
not "A flaw, OF which the defense could
take advantage or whereby n motion
could be made for a new trial
But. being of tho bulldog breed
Davenport would not yield. - Lesser
advocate would have been content to
make pathetic plea for mercy. to
point ont the youth and mutual love
and innocence of ill-intent on the part
Of the young couple-hoping thus to
soften the jury's verdict or to lcngthen
tho ensuing sentence.
But that WAS not Davcnport's way.
In front Of him arose the towering
wall Of evidence against Tom--a wall
that he believed was absolutely i'm
prccnablc Yet against the wall Dav-
export now hurled himself. seeking 10
hammer in it some breach through
which he could drag his client TO
safety.
Cro be continued to-morrow.>
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20
"MEDICINE REND" At
InENNIAL AGAlN NO. Day

y sequel 10 Whispering Smith, the
drama III which Helen Holmes made
nor debut at the Colonial some days
ago, Viii be offered a, the Colonial
again to-day. after having created Il
more than favorable IMPRESSION when
II was presented Yesterday The pic
tura play, Medicine Bend" by name,
is Of more than ordinary appeal and
Is ser'.Ing to establish Helen Holmes
once and for all times as a permanent
iaNcritc with Colonial patrons.
Tomorrow aud Saturday the Colonial
WEI present another favoritc III Viz
Ginia Pearson, who viii be seen in the
william 'dX production. "A Tortured
licarl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20
"DAvY CROCKETT" FEATURE
Vt TIE ODEON ,ruEA,IIcR

Dustin Farnum is the star in the
new las-Paramount picture, "Davy
Crockett which comes 10 the Odcon
to-day for a thrce-day stay. but his
fine work Is almost cuualed by the
remarkable acting OF hitherto little
known actor. This player has appeared
In several other screen successes, but
has never before been given part
worthy OF his exceptional ability. This
player is perfect specimen OF a fun
grown cinnamon bear. and has a coat
like velvet.
The remarkable intelligence Of this
animal and his comical actions add
much TO the attraction of this cXcep-
tionai an ddfferently- romance OF
the frontier.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20
stepncd on Mnnx ROCK.

When YOU step OH a sharp rock at
the beach and have sufficiently re-
covered TO be sympathetic-why then
give a thought to tho intense hard
ship of Vivian Martins starring role
I'm the Morosco photoplay, "Tho Stronger
Love" For Vivian Martin played the
part Of a barefoot maiden up In the
mountains whore there Is nothing but
rocks-never has been anything but
rocks, and never will be anything but
rocks and pine trees. Stronger feet
we're prayed for by Vivian In "The
Stronger Love"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20
viii Wear stunninr GOWN.

Kitty Gordon is busily engaged with
half dozen noted gown builders pre-
pairing for her forthcoming activities
at the World Film studios The
famous Kitty tshc is famous. for in
private life she is no less parsonage
than tho Honorable Mrs. Fl. H. Beres-
ford. wife OF the noble British soldier
of tina, namc) promises few more
surprising habilimentary creations.
IL The Crucial Test" and LAS in a
Looking Glass" she displayed no less
than eleven magnificent gowns, and
she has given her word to Guido her
self in the next two productions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20
"NYSTERIES OF MYItA"
At TIIT. NEW TIIEiTE.It

IN the episode Of the Mysteries Of
NNra. which VIII he shown at the New
heatcr to-day a wonderful iustru-
ipent is used. called an astral dct"ctor
~ is composed uf Il screen of micros-
opptc wires coated with sodium sclinatc
witich glow In the presence OF a phos-
phoresccnt body. AS the astral body IL
composed partly Of phosphorus. the de-
tectcr viii glow when an astral body
ir within fifteen feet OF IL. This de-
Vice sh"es Myras life. by giving an
alarm. ISIS" Hopkins also will be seen
~ 'hc New Thcat"r to-day.
Charlie Chaplin viii be seen on I1ri-
Day in TITLES puncturcd Romance"
with other good comedies
saturday Will be Family Day" a,
the New Theat'r. Pictures suitable for
tho whole family viii be exhibited.
There will be a special matinee for
the children on Saturday morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20
Posed In IrnctOrH.

Carlyle blackwell and Muricl Os-
trichc both had taste of what it feels
like 10 he a factory worker. Those
two players are co-starrinG In Molly
of Pig Tail Alley and recently. in
order to secure just the proper atmos-
phcre. they journeycd to Blocker
Street, on the great East Side OF New
York. and there, midst the slovcnly
surroundings, posed several scenes Il
guess we will stick to film acting" was
the verdict OF both players after thcy
saw just what real manual labor was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20
WORKING ON "Gnrdcn Of A,Ion..

Gabriel Pollock, scenic and art d-
rector Of the Sclig rolyscope Com
rany, who has been working in Chi
caGo in connection with the production
Of The Crisis" has left FOR Los An
ccles, Cal. Immediately upon arrival
there, Mr.. Pollock Swill begin the work
OF planning artistic scenes and effects
for The Garden of Allah" the forth
coming film drama. Colin Campbell
tho director who produced THE Spoil
ers," "rhc Ne'cr-Do-W Well" and "'Tbc
Crisis" will also produce The Garden
of Allah"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20
FntNN kEENNN Will. DE
SEEN IN .'rIIE I'Ift N'UoM"

With each succeeding production ~
which Frank keenan, is starred critics
ri tn" photcdrama declare that he Is
establishing precedent in the matter
Of makeup for tho various characters
which he portrays. His best work ia
this line so far IS said to be in The
Phantom" just released on the Triangle
program. which begins Il three-d en-
gnGemcnt at the Hijou to-day.
keenan, attributes has ability 10 his
long experience on the stage. an cN-
p"rienc" which dates back TO tho be-
ginning OF his notable career in 1873.
There is also presented :, new Key
stone comedy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20
..BI,iNsCOMB'S PAL" Ar
VICTOR TIIEATIIR TODAY

The attraction at the Victor Theater
to-day will be "Branscomb's Pal"
There also will be shown THE Devil
Dancers OF India" and a comedy. To-
morrow the feature will be Lee Blount
Goes Home with Herbert Rawlinson,
and there also will he seen Ills Own
story" with King Baggot and n comedy
entitled She Was Some Vampire" On
Saturday "a Midwinter Madness" will
be shown. i'm which Dorothy Phillips
is featured. also Who's Guilty" with
Anna Nilsson and Tom Moore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20
WESTERN DRAMA no nE
SHOWN At rIfI. REX

Jack Richardson and Anna Little
h'ad the bill a, the Rex to-day in a
western Mutual drama. TWO Bits"
supported hy au all-star east. The
Dance, society drama. also is Of
tered to-day, featuring I'D Coxen
Tomorrow The Delay" a Mutual
MaStcrpicturc. featuring Frances Nell
son. VIII hc the special attraction.
ON saturday Crane Wilbur heads tho
hi.l IN one OF his own stories. - Fools
Game George Avery VIII also be fca
iUred ia cub Comedy, "Thc Hero ot
T. Z Ranch
ilrnS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20

Louise Huff the Famous Players
Paramount star, has played two cx-
tremely rural characters novv-the
stead" and the waif who is cast IN at
the door Of poor fisherman in "Des-
tinys Toy" She hopes some day to
play part that will enable her to take
her real wardrobe out for "a spin before
the camera. 81 have been busy ac-
cumulating quite a few gowns while
playing these ragged ladies'" says Miss
HUFF. and j am rather proud Of some
Of my newest creations"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20
CENEViENE HAMPER MAKES
DEBl1' HERE AZ ,IJIT, Is

Genevicvc Hamper. counted one Of
the most beautiful women now appear
ing in motion pictures, together with
Robert r. Mantcll. an actor Of ability.
viii ne seen for the first time in Rich
mond at the Isis to-day in the William
Fox production. The Spider and tho
Fly"
tomorrow IIolbrook Blinn will he
the star in ''Vultures OF Society" while
on Saturday Billie Burke returns in
another chapter Of "Gloria's Romance"
together with Olga Pctrova in the Metro
success. The Scarlet Woman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20
LASTS PERFORMANCES OF
IL NDINIv A,r rIIE STR 4 NJ

The Eist performances of "Undinc."
:he big%aquatic spectacle which many
say surSoasses 'Ncptunc's Daughter
will be given at tho Strand to-day.
Hundreds already have viewed the pic
turc, in which Ida Schrall is starred,
and !; seems a safe prediction TO as
ssrt that other hundreds will see il
to-day.
Tomorrow and Saturday the Strand
Will present Thcda Bara in a return
engagement of the William Fox fea-
turo photoplay. East Lynne"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20

George Melford will shortly begin
work on a new Fannie Ward picture.
written especially for her by Edmund
Miichfil. aud adapted to the screen by
charles Sarvcr
Ruth Lackayc is a sistcr-in- law OF
tho famou, Wilton. and her work in
Balboa photoplayS is in accord with tho
best traditions of tho Lackaye name
Only recently did she &c, her oppor-
tuni'y in part commensurate ,l,h
her abilities,
Juan de In Cruz is leading man to
Edna Goodrich IN Body or Soul"
Like Geraldine Farrar. Juan dc Ia Cruz
has progressed from grand opera to
the voicclcss drama
j Scarf" Dawlcy i= dclvine deep
into the subject Of the black art" al
chemy. nccromancy. fairy lore. witch
craft and ali other kindred subjects in
PREPARATION for the production OF Lit
tie Lady Eileen"
William r Carleton. Billie Burke.s
father in the "Gloria's Romance" pro-
duction. is a perfect mine Of anecdotes
and quite III his element when relating
to other members Of the company
something that happened at a distant
date.
Anita Stewards latest starring
vehicle is The Daring Of Diana a
Blue Ribbon feature in five parts. from
the pen of Charles L. Gaskill, which
is announced by Nitagraph for July -
These midsummer audiences probably
VIII appreciate the consideration of
the editor Of Paramount Photographs,
who has arranged To make Ice" one
OF the future attractions OF the maya
zine OH the screen"
rita Jolivct apparently has no fears.
despite the fact that il was she who
stood beside the late Charles Frohman
when the LuSitania went down. Mime
Jolivet recently became the Countess
de Cippico. and will leave shortly with
her husband for his estates in Italy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20
To Quickly Relieve
Soreness and
Inflammation

Rub in a few drops or Absorbine. Jr.
1t is surprising how promptly it pene-
tratcs and acts-how clean and pleas
ant II is to use and how economical
because only a few drops are required
to do the work.
In addition to being a dependable
linment, Absorbine. Jr., Is safe,
powerful, trustworthy antiseptic and
germicde which doubles its efficiency
and it's uses.
When applied to cuts, bruises and
sores 1t kills the germs. makes tn.
wound aseptically clean and promote
rapid, healthy healing. 1t allays pain
and Inflammation promptly. Swollen
Slands, painful varicose veins, wens
to the application Of Absorblne. Jr.
druggists, at sl.o0 and $500 a bottle
or sent direct postpaid.
Liberal trial bottle postpaid for lOc
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20
TOM MOORE TELLS SOME
AMUSING IRISH STORIES

Tom Moore. co-starred with Anna
Nilsson In tho photo-novel series
who's Guilty?" is an Irishman by
birth, His family did not como 10 the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-20
WHO'S GUILTY?
10th Story, A Trial Of Souls
By Mrs. Wilson Woodrow

Author of "Thc silver ButtcrHy," "rhe
B1nck Pcnrl," "Snlly Salt" Etc.
tN0rrliIrd from tho series OF photo
plays or the snnc nnmc released hy
Inthc Exchange mud shown nj the Vic
tor Thcnter.b
Copyright. 1916. Mrs. Wilson Woodrow.