The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-06-22
Big War Film
At the Orbheun1


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sRershings Crusaders" or follow
tng the American flag to France.
will be shown at the Orpheum
matinee and evening. next Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday. These pic
lures will be shown under the aus
.ptces OF the United States govern
ment and the North Dakota coun-
Gil Of defense, and VIII give the
truth about tha war, or Uncle Sans
answer to the lies of the Hun. AS
these are government pictures, there
win be no war tax on admissions.
Miss Ann Murdoch, ths. brilliant
young actress whom the late Charles
friedman designated as his premiere
star, Is given most engaging role
In The Lmpostor." pictoTially pro-
duced by the original FrohInan COM
pany under the direction Of Dell
Henderson, at the Lyceum in Moor
head Sunday. In this play the story
lie that OF a clean cut American girl,
with q, sense OF humoTs who Is pro-
Hected into the dead center OF In
aQuitous New York without a. dollar,
sans everything but her native wit
and the duck that belongs to the
EsorGS amounted. lE.- t..,..'
old man circumstance held Nefla
Pendleton IN the hollow Of his hand.
Her own mother had. Just stolen $5,-
900 from Steele Minturn. the man
she IoYe6s she had extracted q tear
full confession from her mother; in
her effort to return the money to
Steele in his bedroom across the han
she had awakened him. Naturally
she could not explain why she was
there wdthSt his $4,000 in her hand; he
believed her guilty and she looked
St His love turned TO anger; his
Fhrade against her woke the house
and the two old busybody men saw
her leave her aover's room in the
dead. Of night
Neila's reputation was gone, and
with dt her mothers plan to sell her
dauehter's soul 30 that she might
enjoy the 1uxurfes which her hus-
band had always provided.
Had she a soul left7 And what
would Il bring her? The answer is
in ga Soul For Sale" featuring
Dorothy Philips, at the 0rpheum
next Thursday Friday and satur-
day, E
William Russell screen ath1etas
one OF the best known actors in the
motion picture field, has qualified as
q deck officer Of the mercantile
marine in the Los Angeles marine
school. lust to show he can hold a
masters ticket If that ever becomes
necessary.
me examination calls for at least
two years experience in, ocean-go-
ing or coastwise vessels, but FsusseIl
squeezed through without much
trouble because OF his experience on
steam and power yachts along Cne
Pacific coast,
Mr.. Russell Is starred in q new
pi1otodrama, the first issued by his
producing organization, the Wlniam
Russell Productions, Inc. The tue
Of the piece is Hearts or D1a-
naonds," which will be shown at the
Liberty Monday and Tuesday.
the humorous account OF the
of a young millionaire
AGAINST the Demon Rum, and his cure
nv 4, lovely chorus girl and loyal
old valet makes up the basis or
charles Rays latest Paramount pic-
ture at the Garrick Monday ana
Tuesday
Every other means having failed
En- effect q cure, pretty Poppy Dray~
ton. the chorus girl sweetheart, con-
suits the boys old family physician
and plots with him to startle the
young man into forgetfulness OF his
Imaginary trouble. They hire an ex-
prize fighter, who is to pretend TO
abduct Poppy under the boys nose.
The result were even better than the
two Conspirators hoped for, and the
amusing finale Of the episode makes
NThe Family Skeleton" the best OF
my OF Chas, Rays pictures SO far
abf even excepting The Clodhopper,
fsfha Hired Man" and This Mothers
B0y."
THE photopHay which was by Cam
saman Chester Lyons, Is especially
BOD and some sShots" OF water front
S8anes, q dgl1t-for a Charles Ray
nscture without q fight has come to
impossible, so much have his for
aer fistic battles been appreciated
Ire notably good.
Billy Elmer, the beloved detective
az the screen in this picture, takes
NE part oe an ex prize fighter while
pretty Sylvia Bremen plays the lead
Ing feminine role.
4uEIL III NsS<A " GA VA
second Para1ta Play. which
was produced by Mr.. Kerrigan's own
company, and which will be shown at
the Strand next Thursday, Friday and
marks milestone In the
actor career.
Not only does this picture contain
Some OF the most beautiful scenic
effects and magnificent studio set
fingg that have yet appeared in Par
alta plays, but the breezy plot and
the acting OF Mr.. Kerrigan are un-
usually fine. Mn. Kerrigan considers
ths.t the remarkable success of the
second production under the Paralta
banner makes certain bis footing up
on the pinnacle which he has been
hoping to reach during his entire ca
reer. 1Tr. Kerrigan's own company
was formed but short time ago and
his 9irst picture, "A Mans Mar" re-
leased recently was praised by critics
everywhere. One success however
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