The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-02

ent proposals have disgusted her.
On the night of musicale
Threadgold expects his final answer
Emily, in desperation, fees to escape
the pest. She loses her latch key
and remembering Trotter's ability
to square things. she seeks him al
his apartment. He is spending the
night at the club and Emily makes
the best of it--she goes to bed.
Threadgold puts the police on the
! trail.
Emily determines to detain TrotteI
at a hotel where they have stopped
| for lunch. She loses her dog. She
firts with a stranger, goes for a
swim and arrives simultaneously
with the police. Threadgold, Trotter
and all the rest.
Auntie has the humps and is de-
tanned in the frrnigating ward
Threadgold is given his "transporta-
ton" and Emily discovers that Trot-
ter is her one best bet.
Sundays bill at the Lyceum thea
ter in Moorhead is the Thomas A.
Edison, incorporated production.
salt of The Earth, featuring Peggy
Adams.
salt Of the Earth, the latest Ave.
reel feature from the Edison studios,
is a western story that differs from
the Indian fighting, mine-strikers
kind that the public has been satiated
with in the past
The love story of Marjorie, daugh-
ter of one miner, and adopted daugh-
ter of two others, is cunningly inter-
woven with tricks and counter tricks
in literally Sailing the earth" with
gold dust in the prospecting days of
the west. salt of the Earth" is full
of humor and amusing situations,
with enough of pathos to furnish the
shade of the story, and ones interest
is held through a clever plot to a well
constructed climax.
The youthful star Peggy Adams,
is the heroine of the story with
Chester Barnett as an able and pleas
ing opposite.
The rest of the cast is we'll as
sembled and the setting and photog-
raphf are quite up to the usual stand
ard
Nothing thus far filmed so vividly
affords the spectator an insight into
modern warfare, with its attendant
horrors, as does Civilization" which
shows at the Orpheum next Monday,
"
pictures many great battle scenes
nothing but the most modern and up
to-date armament is employed. Even
the aeroplanes seen in the picture
are not those used customarily for
exhibition purposes. but all are air
machines built strictly for military
use. Several types of planes are used
in Civilization, and they include
the swift scouting machine, con-
structed for observation work; the
heavier and more cumbersome aero
planes, designed by a raider and
from which death dealing explosives
are dropped; and also the armored
air fighter, whose duty it is to drive
the enemy's air ships from the skies.
Students of aeronautics will there
fore, find much to interest them in
closely watching the flights made by
the sky fighters in the picture. In
previous military pictures, where
were used, directors Sc
cured the services of the usual ex-
hibition machines and were content
Not so with Mr.. Ince, for he was not
satisfied until the United States army
had given him permission
to use each Of its various types of air
fighting machines, and in the picture
the planes seen are all guided by
AAAAAANSAAs NJ AsAAA1AGs
Motion picture patrons who delight
I'm the highest type Of photo melo-
drama, a story of GREATNESS suspense,
mystery and rapid-fire action, should
flock to the Garrick next Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday to see
Brenon's brilliant screen i'm
depreciation of Louis Joseph Vance's
famous novel, 1.-THE Lone Wolf"
Selznick-Pictures offering Of excep-
tional quality.
Although no star is presented in
this production, the entire cast OF
players is practically of stellar quail
ity.
The story centers about a remark
able criminal, who, because OF his
habit Of playing the game single
handed and his cleYerness in cover
ing his tracks, is known to the police
as the Lone Wolf. In Paris, this man
becomes involved in the machina-
tions of band of crooks, who term
themselves the Pack. Among them
is a girl who arouses the Wolf's i'm
one of his craft, he aids her in es-
Gaping from the Pack.
This escape is fraught with many
perils and thrilling episodes, In
a motor-oar chase through
the streets of Paris, the burning OF a
hotel and a battle in the air between
aeroplanes, over the English channel.
The girl turns out TO be i'm reality a
member of the secret service, but
upon the Lone VOLTS promise of ref
ormation she gives him his liberty
with the prospect Of a more tender
alliance between them in the future.