The Anderson daily intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, August 27, 1914, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
SCENE FROM -jj
POLITICS ts thc theme o? "Jh
W?bb, Senator," n three ri1*'! dru
ma lu whlet Kin? Baggot piny
the lead. The piny shows the riso c
a young ?"?niutry lawyer to n place u
high power, from which his downfti
waa about to bo accomplished. Ttl
woman through whom the schemer
thought to control thc stiitesman wa
saved through love, nnd the ??owilful
of the lobbyists was made complete.
A woman nhill'ted with a nervou
mn lcd y .*-" ' i lacsrd her to wink u
luo|.,... limes furnishes the Incl
dent? thu cause much amusement b
"A Troublesome Wink." Victoria Ford!
plnyn the yrlnclpal rolo, and the Wink
as she duos lt, is distinctly alluring.
Helen Dunbar dcclacca she Intends t<
learn how to rook. .Miss Dunbar*!
*mald left her recently, nnd slu> lint
been put to much Inconvenience. Stu
ssys when she learns the mysteries ol
cooking she will dispense with u malt
altogether.
On w 01
SCENE FROM "PRO
"UROWLEnS OF TH? WILD** ls
Jj a stirring three reel release in
which the capture cf jungle
beasts In Africa forms the background
for a great photo play plot.
Edward Jose, who took the part ot
Judge Harding in "Tho Stain" and thc
lieutenant in "The Corsair," ls taking
one of the principal parts in a new pic
ture directed by Frank rowell.
Great-grandfather Huxley, an old
soldier, ia neglected by bis grandson
and his wife. He feels he ls In the
Woy mau Seriously contemplates sui
cide. One. night, when the grandson's
" wife ' li giving s party, the bouse
catches firs, and 'bc old man rescues
their two ' children from tho burning
building. Th ? grandson and bis wife
reallas Just bow much the old mun ls
te them, and they do all In their power
to make his last days happy, "At the
Foot of tbs EMU."
PHOTO fl
SCENE FROM T
..???*HE WEAKLING** ls one of the
Alice Joyce series end ta laid
In the Kentucky mountains.
Miss Joyce and Tom Moore play tue
leads, _
"The Meal Ticket" ls a serlo comic
exposition. ot the blessing of work.
Colloquially a "meal ticket" describes
a means of support and the little show
girl waa" the breadwinner tor her
husky father and brother. When tho
income of tho two was threatened tho
brother contrived s scheme, willen,
sfrt.'igeiy enough, resulted in the hap
ptness of all.
"The S??n ?nd the Master" shows
ttint 1n the strife between capitol and
labor lustier may be submerged Io per
sonal . prejudice, but through the
guidance of a higher power aanu ls
brought to repird his fci'ow an a
v~_^.?i..TI ie wH*?, ?p* Snd the
realte?lion o? the true brotherhood of
maa.
IM
WEBB, f?N^OR."
!{ !<-!?l A. Walsh, who piny? heavy
leuda? for tl??' Itel lat icu :iml Majestic
Companies, ls both n Moldier pf fortune
nud ntl ex'ieriuuced actor. He ran away
from home ut tl io ?icc of fifteen and
worked lils way nrouud tho world. Ul?
Hist appearance oh tin< singe waa with
Kolicrt MnutcH's Shakespearean com
pany ID Galveston, TON. Ilefore Join
ing tho Mantell co opar.y Walsh piny
?.(1 baseball for ono HUH ?on with tin?
lialvi'Hton lenin of the Texan league.
He I? still fmiil of the national pas?
Mino and plays In the California Mo
tion Picture league.
Matty Koaliert, tho "Universal Boy."
recently received u letter from un uncle
who <?wns n theater In Winnipeg und
who recognized Matty in a comedy
film. Th? uncle bad not been heard'
from by the family for several yours.
Virginia Pearson and Owen Mooro
play the loading rolos in tlio film ver
don of "Aftermath." the piny by Pro
fessor Hervey of Columbia university.
? Thc Sera
WLER3 OF THE
WI LD.'
Broncho Billy bi foreman on Roger
Newman's r?jnjJi und '.s in love with
bis daughter. Miifc. Newman rinds thia
out and dischargea Broncho Billy und
sends Mae to visit his brother in the|
past- Broncho Billy kidnaps Mae from
the stagecoach, ami they marry, squat
ting On Newman's land. Newmun linds
this out-not thdt Broncho has married
Mae, but that hu has squatted on lils
land. He Intends to get even, so takes j
Mae's pony and puts lt lu Bronchol
Billy's corral. He then accuses Bron
cho Billy of horse stealing and ls non-1
plused. All this occurs lu "Broncho |
nilly Puts One Over."
Sophie Chitts secures a position nt j
the 8nnkevllle hotel aa waitress. The
men forget their food for Sophie's
soothing talk and winning manner un
til she dually puts the hotel on the
blink, lu "8nakeville's New Waitress.
[AY PAW
HE WEAKLING."
. In "The Tangle" Dolores joye* Tom.
thc Ainviier.no. But she also flirts with
Pedro, one of the attendants of the
old monk. Tem objects ns strenuously
aa'any of the Lc i in blood. Ile end
Dolores quarrel, and he leaves her.
She sees PedJtafcv slip through a gute
with a knife In lils hand and follows
him.' As She comes to thc gate Pedro
ts not In siglit. untl the old monk ts ap
parently dead ou a nearby bench, for
bloodstains Ile nponJLhe tiled floor.
Dolores tiles to Ton? ?od asks bim to
kill Pedro for bis monstrous deed. Tom
soon discovers that Pedro tin? only
killed n cblcken. sad the quarrel ta
made up.
' * - ?
"Chip of the Plying TT," one of the
most populer of tba- celebrate*! B. M.
Bowers* "Flying O" ranch stories, hus
been H ued, lt ts a throe reel comedy,
fol! nt Ssa and laueh??*r. wfet!# *?a?h
jiyn Williams and Tora Mix portray
I the leading chumotovs. I
? '. ?? .
DELIA CONNOR.
Polia Connor Im? had mach expert
??nee lu motion pictures und, lier friends
ure nuiuvrous nil over the country.
Flirting with death seems to hnve
become a popular diversion wi**" Ev
elyn Solido. She ba? been lost In the
mountains on horseback BionO, rescued
from a whirling pool that no one dnrvd
to enter hui she and she has been the
only unssoiiKcr to ocoupv a sent on top
ot an old stagecoach when it took a
wild ride through boulder floored riv
ers In n production called "The Crazy
Prospector," some months ago.
M. C. von Hetz, while working in the
Inst scene of "Seven Sealed Orders"
fell on the stairway and broke his
leg. He will be In the hospital for
several weeks.
MARY FULLER.
Now that Mary Fuller has completed
her "Dolly of the Untiles" series she ls
raking a much deserved rest, but ex
pects to star In another scries of fea
ture plays from the peu of Acton Da
vies In the tall.
In "Getting Solid With Dod" Fred
I.nsk wants to marry Nell Ne'son, but
he ia not able to get mung with her fa
ther. A friend gives Ired a One cigar,
which ne In turn gives to fatber. The
cigar turns out to be loaded and ex
plodes in the old mac's mouth, tl
looks as lt it were all off. but one day
Fred finds dad leaning over n bridge
rall and tips a thug to throw the old
man Into the water. He makes n rescue
In three feet of water. Father lots Fred
i and Nell get msrrled t ..-u and there.
M. O. PENN.
Rt. O. Penn hns build up quite a
reputation for himself as a dramatic
heavy. He also takes occasional leads
"The Hosts of the Sea" ls an ore??...
graph. On tb.- Interesting film nude?
this title copear some of the sen's misti
grotesque. and freakish products
Strange little crustaceans such ns the
ealllans. squills, dws.rf era ha only an
Inch long, tiny swordfish, etc., are all
shown in their native haunts by the
ak! of really One photography.
Arrangements have been tante tor
the Aim production of that charming
and most beautiful seul inspiring play.
"The Ito?arv." ss produced by How
ht mi and Clifford and nt? veri ta
larg? city tn th? Culled States.
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W. L. Hutchinson of Clemson d
Iege was among the visitors to tht tty
yesterday.
Lee Holloway of McCormick has
boen spending a lew days in tho elly
on business.
C. L. Harper, a well known Honea
Path citizen, wa.1 In Anderson yester
day.
Dr. C L. Guyton of thc Plerce
town section was In thu city yester
day for a few hours.
(Jen Smith and oJlin A. Bolt, sub
stantial farmers of this county, were
in Anderson yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hodges of
Starr were shopping In the ctiy on
yesterday.
J. R. Ducwopth and W. D. Due
worth of Willlamston were in tho city
yesterday.
Mac Sherard of Williamson spent
a few hours In the city yesterday.
M. E. Hern?on has returned from
Hartwell, Ga., where ho has been
scpndlng a few day*.
Thomas Earle has returned to the
city after a visit to his arents in Hart
well, Ga.
Rosa Mitchell, mayor of Belton,
upent a few hours in Anderson yester
day.
Vance Cooley or Willlamston was
one of the visitors to .-pond yesterday
In the city.
M1-3. Georgia Turin! and family
have gont to Hartwell. Ga., for a vta
?t to relatives.
J. B. Sullivan of Rome, Ga., ls
.pending a few days In the ctiy on
bus m ess.'
Alex Rose of Greenville, was one of
'.he guests registered at the Cbiquola
hotel yesterday.
Isaac Hardeman of Charlotte is now
spending a few days in the city on
justness.
Mr. and Mrs. Marleston Harton
have erturnedr',frcm Hartwell, Ga.,
where they were the guests of friends
for a week.
Oliver Bolt of Centervllle, spent a
Tew hours in the city yesterday.
MARKET RE P ORT
N Y COT .. .. :. .. .. .. .... ..
New York, Aug. 26.-With no ma
terial progress expected In thc dlroc- !
tlon ofjeabenlnj? the cotton exchange
until1 a^ter .the arrival here of the
Liverpool .del^ation at the end of the
week,! local brokers were chiefly in
terested, ,boday b*kd;3cusalng the pos
sibility or an effective Southern hold
ing movement under such conditions
ns suggested by toe Washington con
ference', j
Tho ; lnonl ?not OOttos market wau
nomUial. , ,
COT SEED OIL ...
Now York, Aug! 16.-Cotton seed oB
was again higher. At%-ust. selling np
40 points on belated Bbort' coverings,
while other positions advanced 7" to
18 points on continued good absorp
tion by by thc consuming Interests
and Inability to soc ir re crude. Final
prices were 25 points higher for Au
gust and 4 to 15 points up on? the bal
ance Hst. Sales 13.600 barrels.
DRY GOODS........
New York, Aug:. 26.-The demand
for bleached and brown cottons show
ed signs ot reviving today., .Bncjita
were In steady demand. Heavy cot
tons for the bag trade were sold mod
erstely for future delivery. Derated
yarns were qulek but firm. Fair
quantities of burlaps changed hands
tor prompt shipment.
CHIC GRAIN ..... ~, :.,.
Chicago. Aug. 26.-Board of Trade
Markets affected by the war( soaked
to new high level* today, led by wheat,
which closed G 1-8 oser yesterday.
Corn advanced 1 3-8 to 2r.. *n? ?*??
i 6-8 to 6 1-4; white provisions were
7 *.3c down to 57 lr2 higher.
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STOCKS A1?D BONDS.
New, York. Aug. 26.-Additional
steps looking to th.? relief , of the tor*
elga exchange situation were taken
by international bankers today put
definite detail-, were lacking. It is
understood the $3,000,000 of New
r*ork city obligations which tall duo
tl\e first week in September will be
mn by the purchase ot exchange ta
this marTtet.
Arrangements ara under way also
to facilitais shlpsaanta O? g>*?tt and
other com mod ttl*? to Europa l]?m
larger volume. Some banks nave de
cided to isc-ue long bills Against tai
tars gra??. shtpira??it: Most et the
grain now gol ag; abroad ls consigned
to France, while England ls taking
Sinall ?mounts Ot.cotton.
Apropos of th? cotton i.tdatloo.
Southern banka again ware active
borrowers today and aside from nu
merous renewals, ot loane whiCh ma
ture betweea now" and thc end" ot tn?
month many new loane W?? to-,,
ported. To meet dhsse tresa ?ienoaudy!1
it ia likely local tanks ~!T
liarse** their Z^Zt^J-T .** ?fB}efW/?*iiyli
?WIVHW*. j '
An noun conant hy tho Pennsylvania I (
Railroad of tte- In'ontiou to further} ?
curtail ivs pa^reestfjor scrviso ?lougl
The Rose For Love
The Card F?r Death
Sweet Cupid and Grim Death, in
the form of a rose and a playing
card, play tag with each other around Alan
Law, hero of Louis Joseph Vance's new com
bination Motion Picture novel
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The
By Louis Joseph Vance
Author of Thc Fortune Hunter-The Black Bag-The Lone Wolf-Etc.
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