The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-25
MOOSE PLAY AT
ROMAN THEATRE
Loyal Order of Moose Will Offer EN-
bIems Of Love" AT Local Theatre
Next Thursday Evening.

money lost, little lost; Honor lost
much lost, Hope lost, everything lost.
This old proverb lis splendidly IL.
lustrated In Progress Productions big
heart interest drama, "EMBLEMS OF
LOVE-" which Is to be the feature at
traction at the Roman Theatre Thurs-
day, May1st.
"EMBLEMS OF LOVE- as indicat-
ed by Its title is essentially love
story--one different from anything
the screen has ever shown ocauao
OF its greater compass in lore Ell.
ement. The plot is motivated by the
love Of elders for each other and for
their children, by the love of sweet.
hearts, and by love more far reach.
ing than either Of these because Of
the broader happiness 1t sows, ths
love Of man for man.
How these love elements are com.
bined in a story which illustrates the
proverb quoted above, is something
which, like the Cardiff Giant and the
tw0-headed calf, must be seen to be
appreciated.
Money, honor and hope enter the
equation and are treated in amanner
that is of vital interest to every man,
woman and child In the country. Man
kind 81 prone to ignore the possibil-
ity Of disaster. Others may be strick-
en-, friends may suffer, yet each In
dividual lives complacently In the pre-
sent, choosing not to think that mis-
fortune may be waiting just around
the corner.
In the mill in which he was en-
ployed, kindly Bill Jones was surroun-
ded by improvident companions. Like
them, Bill would have saved nothing
had it not been for his wifes' horror
of INDECENT age. Adding pennies
scrimped here and there, to Bills ov-
ertime earnings in a savings bank,
the old couple managed to accuma-
late few thousand dollars. Most of
this Bill intrusts to his son for in
vestment, without Ma Jones know
ledge or consent; and this is count
ed lost when Buddy Jones myster-
iously disappears. Money lost, much
as 1t counted when days Of earning
capacity were on the wane, was as
nothing If the trusted sons honor
was not involved in the disappear
ance. The wreck Of their plans was
made complete by dishonest SON. in
law.
So nothing was left but hope. And
though hope springs eternal in the
human breast, 1t can be crushed by
object dispair. And with hope lost all
would be lost.
1t is here that mans love for man
finds expression. The improvidence of
Bills mill companions had led him to
investigate something that promised
to mitigate their hardships in later
life and had aroused his enthusiasm.
And the promptings of his own great
heart, reflected in the hearts Of mil
lions Of his fellow men, assume a tan
gible form to broadcast its blessings
hearts as his. What story Of love and
to such valiant, though bruised
valor and self-sacrifice on the part of
the ong lost son is revealed by the
lifting coluds and what great victory
is scored by mans benevolence anl
brotherhood are vividly depicted in a
photoplay which will hold the spect-
ator enthralled through its every mo-
ment, playing upon his heartstrings
the while, and leaving with him a
something which will inspire earnest
thought.
The characters in "EMBLEMS OF
LOVE-" are portrayed by a specially
selected cast, including Jane Jennings
Charles Delaney, Grace Cunard, Jane
Thomas, Jack DRUMMER, James West
pn~r.-I cs-~~f -.