The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-11-23
YOUNGER BROTHERS BILLED
AT The CLASSIC MONDAY

Cole and Bob Younger, noted des-
peradoes of the west many years ago,
will be seen at the Classic theatre
next Monday afternoon and evening
The story has been arranged by Scout
Younger of Tulsa, Oklahoma. The
Youngers were captured after the raid
on the Northfeld Mimi bank, and
served twenty-five years in prison at
Saltwater. Jesse and Frank James
took part III this attempt but escaped
into Missouri. In the version here
Monday there are two hundred inter-
esting, gripping scenes, emotional,
sensational and comical
Among the many left humorous
touches inserted in Billie Burke's
latest Paramount picture by Director
J. Searle Dawley is the perturbation
of the rivalry between two impecuns
ious young clerks for the hand of "The
Mysterious Miss Terry" which by the
way, is the name of the production
"Ihe Mysterious Miss Terry" has be-
come an assistant in a hardware store
and both young men invent frequent
and unusually unnecessary errands
there to bring them into the presence
of the young lady. The picture is full
of scenes Of mystery and intrigue as
we'll as these countless human inter
est" touches. Don't miss Billie Burke
in her greatest success, which comes
to the Majestic Sunday and Monday.
Over "The Suspect" the new dra-
matte masterpiece by H. ]. Dam, in
which Miss Anita Stewart plays the
leading role, as Sophie, Nihilistic
spy the grey shadow of Holy Russia
lies like a shadow of impending TRACE
dies, big with drama. In no photodra-
matte production dealing with Rus
STA, has the grimness of the Arctic
empire been brought out with such
power as this great story, which has
been transferred from the manuscript
to the screen under the mastery di-
rection of S. Rankin Drew, who him
self plays one of the leading roles in
the photoplay "The Suspect" will be
the attraction at the Classic Saturday
''The jury of Fate" will be the at
traction at the Majestic Saturday
night. Excellent characterization of
two contrasting roles mark the work
of Mabel Taliaferro who is cast as
Jeanne Labordie, a charming unselfish
girl, and as her brother Jacques, who
is pampered and selfish. There are
many beautiful woodland views and
Director Tod Browning has made ex-
cellent use of double exposures, Miss
Taliaferro playing opposite herself in
a number of scenes. Much of the heart
interest is supplied by F. F. Bennett
as Leblanc, the halfbreed, in love with
Jeanne.
Her Excellency the Governor" will
be the attraction at the Classic to-
night. Influenced by crooked politi-
clans, the governor is about to veto
child labor bill. Before the measure
becomes a law the executives sweet
heart is elected lieutenant governor
on the reform ticket. She persuades
the executive to leave the state and
then. signs the bill herself as acting
governor.
When False Tongues Speak,"
William Fox production in which Vir-
ginia Person plays the stellar role, is
the featured attraction at the Classic
Sunday. The picture is thrilling and
filled with mystery which is genuine
and plausible. The mystery in this pic
ture does not grow tiresome, rather it
holds the interest to the end when
the ingenious ''bird's-eye shot re-
lieves the suspense and explains ALL