The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-27

of culture and refinement, wife Of an
eminent Judge. She possesses jewels,
Of course, but does not wear them
| because she finds they bring her
| memories of the days she tries to
| forget. Miss Wards acting in On the
Level is a triumph of artistry and
portrays step by step the transition
of q woman's very soul.
Bessie Barriscale and Charles Ray
are co-starred in Plain Jane, the
newest Triangle Ince feature, to be
seen at the Lyceum theater. Moor
head, Sunday.
This picture, whose story is from
| the pen of c. Gardner Sullivan, is a
simple, hOmely tale Of a romance be-
tween a poor young student in a
small college town and n much
poorer "slavey' in the wretched
boarding house where his curcum-
stances compel him to make his
home.
Jane, the OrDhint," is the name
| by which the leading character in
the play is known. She has known
nothing but drudgery and priVation.
| She has never had any pretty
clothes nor sufficient time from her
work to fix herself up" and thus
discover that she is really a very
! good looking girl.
When Dreams Come True, the
| first musical comedy written by
Philip Bartholomae, author of Little
| Miss Brown, over Night, and Very
Good Eddie, will be produced at the
| OTUheum theater next wednesday
and Thursday, Oct. 81 and Nov. l,
with a matinee on Thursday. Silvto
Helm, who composed the music, will!
be remembered as the composer OF
the scores of Marie Cahills most
pronounced successes, and of other
well known works.
The three acts Of When Dreams
Come True, are entirely different
| in outline, the first carrying some
dramatic touches, as well as a num-
Der of comic situations; the second
being farcical, and the third having
musical and dancing features.
The play contains nearly a score
of dancing numbers showing the
newest inventions of the Castles and
other famous dancers, in addition to
the latest variations of the Brazil
liene, Fox 'Trot, Tango and other
popular dances.
The song hits are many and in
clude among others, When Dreams
Come True, Who's the Little Grip,
Come Along to the Movies, You,
Dear, You, and Dear World.
The acting company is an excep-
tionally large one, the principal
parts requiring the services of more
than twenty girls, in addition to the
chorus. The chorus numbers twenty
four exceptionally handsome and
shapely young girls, who act as a
background for the principals and
wear some of the most stunning
gowns ever shown on the musical
comedy stage. A feature Of the per-
Torrance is In the youth Of the ma
1ority of tlG company. Nearly all of
the people are still on the sunny
side of thirty, and consequently,
there is a youthful dash to the per-
Torrance OF When Dreams Come
True that is a delight to the spec
tator.
EvaTt Overton, who has starred in
many Kitagraph successes, is seen in
one of his best roles in The Love
Doctor, the Greater Vitagraph Blue
Ribbon Feature. which will be the
attraction In the Strand theatre on
Monday and Tuesday. Mr.. Overton,
college graduate and former news
paper man has written and produced
many successful motion picture plays
and came from vaudeville to the Vita
graph company Albert r. Smith,
president The Love Doctor. IS the