The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-04
Stream of Life"
to Be Played Sat.
at the Auditorium

On Saturday evening al the Audi
forum will be shown that wonderful
Aim with an international reputation
land which especially appeals 10
church going people. s'The Stream OF
Life This new religious photo
drama was given it's premier showing
at the famous Rlalto theater. Broad
way. New York II also was shown
Tor six consecutive weeks at Ocean
Grove. n. J., and during Easter week
lat the Casino theater. New York. 1t
was also shown al the General Con-
ference of the NJ. " church at SIS re-
cent meeting in Des Moines. Iowa.
and has been exhibited before other
religious bodies. The story as pqr-
trayed is as follows: -
Born to the simple life of coun-
TRY farm. Philip Maynard is fortunate
lin having father ana mother who
bring him up with a proper sense OF
his duty to others and a love and rev
erence for truth and religion. He is
happy in the little district school.
romping with the other children at
their play: happier aolue ON a sha,iy
bank with his line dangling in a quiet
pool. and happiest OF all when.
through summer leaves. the sunlight
falls in softened radiance upon him
and his boyhood sweetheart.
Philip leaves the farm. He carries
with him the paternal blessing. the
henedictien of the pastor of the dear
old country church and a leather
bound volume of the Holy Writ. low
lingIy Inscribed. ITO Philip from his
Mother"
In the city he searches vainly for
the kind OF position he would like
and in his desperation is glad enough
to obtain job as a boy of all work
From the start his rise is rapid be-
cause he sets his whole heart to the
task before him The stream OF life
flows on. Success is his. but he little
dreams Of the price he has paid for it
Rich. happily married, courted by So
ciety. he drifts from his spiritual
lmoorings Doubt merges into unbe-
lief.
Then in a moment. without warn
ling. the happy home is plunged into
Iprofoana grief and despair. TIN
beautiful. only daughter is dead Bui
Philips mother. invited for brie
visit. had opened the eyes of the littl,
igirl to the beauty of sacred things
depressed with the burden of he
grief his wife wanders one day alons
Ia quiet street aad sees an ivy coioreS
lchapel invitiagly open. She enters
land behoids wonderful vision OF th'
lconsoling Christ She tells her nus
band. but in the anguish Of his mins
he still is rebeilious against God
Later, in a lonely night vigil. he to-
has a vision and sees a great light
and IN loving embrace they feel il
their hearts the gentle presence O
THE Eternal Comforter.
Fun and placid in its fow. tn
stream of life moves slowly on an
lnears the mighty ocean. Philip. nov
an Old man. lies in quiet room
awaiting the final summons. Mothe
and wife ars gone. but before hi
faded sight they come back again a
visions Of the past Then the daagh
ter appears. Her sweet face smile
and her little hands beckon. a spir
form arises from the bed. leaving be
hinl its outworn tenement. and take
the little girl by the hand Togethe
they seek the shore of the might
Iooean. that leads to the Great BE
lyond. A boat with oars is waitinj
lit bears them out over calm an
shining waters until they disappes
lin a purple haze that deepens aroun
she setting sun.
-W1RETAPPER
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Balster OF vi.
Iner. Neb., who are travelling by aut
lare spending a few days here t
route to St. Petersburg
-wtRETAPPER frs
Among newcomers at the beach f
the winter are H. T. and l. c. Pom
lphey OF Fanfred. Iowa: Peter TT
ganey of Alyano. Iowa. and Mr. al
Mrs. F. c. Race and family of :
GATHERINGS. They are CHARTERED
1.-THE Riviera apartments.
fRETAPPERs
Harry L. Starr. a. bright appearn
young man OF Holy Hin. has su
ceeded Herbert G. Cooper as Off
assistant to Director James Heaton
the Auditorium Mr. Cooper resign