Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
MAJESTIC

The week starting today will prove
a banner seven days Of thoatricals az
the Majestic and the management
has certainly gone tho limit IN Of
frrinE series OF extraordinary
photoplays that is sure TO cause pa
irons 10 I'M the house to overflowing
each performance.
Starting this morning at 1890.
Louise Glnum VIII be seen In her
newest play. The Law Unto Her
self" The play is appealing from a
dramatic standpoint and contains a
thomc that will set now standard
in modern photoplays II IA in
tensely thrilling with an abundance
ot s'ropE climaScs that register sue
crss
Miss Glaum is fairly captivating in
Oh" part she essays Her acting is su-
p"rh Shc carries hcr audience
through a maze OF emotions that is
sublime There Is every element ot
versatility displayed In this wonder
play and Louise Glaum, while taxed
'n her utmost to carry out faithfully
her part IN equal to every emergency.
THE Law Unto Herself will hc
the attraction at tho Maiestir today
and toPorrow. In conjunction with
called The Summer Girl" Almost
every TulsaH knows the kind OF
laugh makers issued by tho Sonnet
studio and It IS only necessary 20
announce the title 10 be sure that
great Joy Is in store for patrons As
an extra attraction ON this day the
management offers ono Of series
" twelce war pictures called The
Inr- Flung Rattle Line"
This reel opens with panorama
of q Tank odrome.' showing num-
hor Of British tanks mhueuvering.
crossing she'll holes and mine craters,
climbing obstacles and going down
a sharp dip. Then we arc shown tho
ingenious maner I'm which a tank Is
"unditchod" by use OF chains and
wooden beams. how tho tanks save
lives by breaking down cntangle-
ments and clearing tho way through
trces and shrubs for the infantry
and machine gun defense OF a tank.
A very exciting scene follows A
tank Marathon race. showing the
crew OF tho winning land monster
Tho reel closes with magnificent
spoctaclc-c charge OF the tanks
showing bcvy OF British tanks up
roofing enemy machine KUN nests
and clearing IA track for the adYHnc .,
ing infantry,
TUESDAY viii usher IN play and
star that viii be hailed with Interest
II Is something out of the ordinary
and an event that viii please every
theatergoer Mae Marsh I'm Money
Mad" Is the attraction. Miss Marsh
Is very popular locally and national
~ and it is said that rbc Is superior
in this her newest presentation a
new Gaumont Weekly Is also fea-
tured on these days
on Thursday. Friday and Sutur-
day the Majestic offers the. scnsn-
tlonaI film OF tho century called
"Tho Spreading Evll' II is a theme
most gently treated and reveals
condition that Is 90 be deplored
Tulsa has Just gone through a clean
up process that proves most severe
lv that The Spreading Fvil' should
be curbed. The story OF The Spread
ing Evar" is capahly written clean
and refined and picture that every
one should see Tho government has
asked cities throughout the country
to do its utmost 20 cooperate with
them 10 the extent that they shall
eliminate this dreaded evil that ls
fast spreading throughout the nation
and latest reports from everywhere
indicate that the government VIII be
successful
THE Spreading Evu' as shown 10
the Majestic is wonderful story
play. enacted hy most capable
east ~ players tits a wonderful pro-
duCtlon and is presented as an extra
ordinary attraction hy the manage
meut THE Spreading Evil' comes
20 the Majestic on Thursday Friday
and Saturday.