The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1916-11-16
MAJESTIC THEATRE

Vaudeville and Photoplay attrac-
tions are extraordinary at tine MA
iestic the last of this week ana tne
first of next. Mrs. Eugene Cahoon
former Boise woman and leader IN
musical circles, member OF the team
OF Kruger and King. Appearing
Friday and Saturday.
The worlds greatest living actor,
f II. Southern, supported by dainty
charming Peggy Hyland open two
dav engagement at the Majestic Fri
dav In the dramatic feature The
Chattel." Mr.. Southern makes his
first appearance in pictures through
this medium, after having spent a life
time in successful engagements on
the legitimate stage during which
time he has played to thousands OF
neople and made his name a house
hold word in the homes of hundreds,
both in Europe and America. There
has probably never been an actor
whose cleverness is so forceful, whose
interpretations are so convincing as
Mr.. Southern's Miss Hyland IS
Eneland's most loved actress, and 1t
was by special arrangement that she
was imported to support the leading
man in this new Vitagraph attraction.
The picture was directed by Freder-
ick Thompson, who, also directed the
screen version of "The Christian" by
Hall Cain, and many others of equal
success. The story plot OF The Chat
tel" is one among many that has made
good by years of service before the
people. 1t concerns the lives OF two,
a man and a woman, whose path ways
have been separated by circumstances.
It is gripping and terrific in its ac-
ton. Big scenes, elaborate produc-
ton. For the vaudeville features two
excellent acts are presented The
head line act is that of Kruger and
King, a musical novelty presenting
singing and talking. Miss King
known off the stage as Mrs. Cahoon
was a popular Boise woman a few
years since, and at that time she was
very active in musical and social
circles. Her visit will be welcomed
by many of her old friends, who per-
haps have never seen her behind the
foot lights. She was formally in OPP
era with Tetrazini, before her mar
rage. Mantells Marionettes pre-
sent a Manikin Musical Comedy, en-
titled LA Petite Sabaret"
For Sunday the Triangle feature
Manhattan Madness" with the popu-
lar screen stars, Douglas Fairbanks
and Jewel Carmencas in the leading
parts. Manhattan Madness is fea-
ture of thrills and escapes, for the
plot is with held in a veil of mystery
and not until the close of the pro
duction is the story cleared and re-
ward of justice brought to the de.
serving. The feature was made or
the old Clara Morris Homestead al
Yonkers. N. Y. Mrs. Morris fol
years was a professional woman and
appeared in many big plays, of the
time, and finally she sold her home
place to the Triangle people that they
might preserve it still in the theatri
cal world. A two part comedy EMIT
led maid Mad" closes the program
For Monday and Tuesday, VIM
Farnum and Dorothy Bernard will
be offered in "The Broken Law" {
striking story of love and sacrifice
based on a common law existing
among a certain element. Mr.. Far
mum gives some very pleasing worl
to this production as does his lead
ing lady Miss Bernard. Supporting
these two stars is Nicholas Dunethew
Christene Hoyt and Auberry Beattle
Two vaudeville attractions close tn,
show