Evening star., 1916-08-06
STORIES OF THE PHOTO
PLAYS.

"LittIe Lady EiIeen."-At Miss
O'Harahan's school for girls. near Dub
lin, there is a mischievous pupil with
the awe-inspiring name of Lady Eileen
Kavanaugh, who is barely large
enough to sustain the burden of SO
cumbersome a name. Her pranks are
far from pleasing to Mistress o'Hara-
han, and she is punished many times
The sudden discovery that her father
is penniless leads to her being with
drawn from the school.
Dennis Kavanaugh spends his entire
time delving into the hundreds OF mas 5
sive volumes which line the walls OF
his library. While perched on his lad
der searching for a musty tome ne
discovers will. yellow with age when
provides that the entire estate OF Ter
renee Kavanaugh. amounting TO vast
sum. shall descend TO the eldest daugh-
ter of the house of kavanaugh, pro
vided she marries the eldest son OF the
house of Churchill.
On the train homeward bound Elleen
meets a young man who as fate Will
have il. is Stanley. the eldest OF the
Churchills. During his stay in Eileen
home town Stanley and the llttle malo
become deeply interested in each otner
though he never tells her his name
brother. discovers the terms OF the
will. presents himself at the kavs-
naugh home the eldest OF MS fanny
and insists that the marriage be ar
ranged at once. despite Eiieens very
evident distaste for him. me NIUE
girl is tricked into the marriage. out
her lover rescues her from George on
he has killed Stanley in the fight which
ensues. fees on horseback, but is killed
by a huge boulder which rolls down
the noun.ainslde. 49, !,
Law hi n
found Eileen all by himself and that his
brother was killed by accident. but Ell
leen knows that ii was the 1alrles VINO
showed her her true lover ana VINO VINO
rolled the giant boulder down upoh
the miscreant George.
"sportfng BIood."-The story opens
when a tire blows out in Jim Riddle
automobile AS he stops to repair his
machine he sees nearby a horse which
he recognizes as Bay Belle He had
trained her years before when he
worked for the Ballard stables. From
Marv Ballard he learns that her father
has died and that Billy, her brother is
working hard in the city.
Away from home young Billy BalIara
has become a devotee of the racetrack k
and has lost funds stolen from the
office. In despair he sends for Mary and
confesses that he has appropriated
$4,000. and that his accounts Will soon
be checked up.
Meantime, Dave Garrison, notorious
figure in gambling circles, informs Rid
die, an unwilling henchman. that he
wants to be released from a woman
with whom he has become involved
and gives him $4,000 to buy her off.
The ex-trainer discovers that the
friend" of Garrison is his own sister
Bessie. He leaves, determined 10 XIII
the gambler. On returning 10 Garrl-
sons office he finds Mary Ballard there
come to see Garrison because he en-
efneered the parties" on which Billy
squandered his stolen money. They de-
eide to combine against the gambler
Riddle contrives to introduce mary
without explaining who she is. ana the
three go to his racing barn. where he
points out Shooting Star. the best horse
in his string, which he has backed
heavily to win the great Meadoworook
handicap. Except for one spot OF an
ference the horse is an exact double Of
Bay Belle.
Later. Garrison prevails upon Mary TO
take supper in his apartment. When
sha divines his intentions she cries:
IF I'm worth winning, play the
game"
warers $4,000 against the girl that
shooting Star will win the Meadow
brook.
Mary sends a telegram to her mother
and Bay Belle is sent to the city for the
race. Acting on Mary's instructions the
ballard negro trainer paints a star on
raw bellies forehead to correspond to
the mark on Shooting Star. When op