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Sunday Morning THE BUTTE MINER February 13, 1916 i 4 i i 1 True iir riip triMf rur nmnrpp DTrmrp I I THIS WEEK'S SHOW AT THE EMPRESS IN PICTURES PLAYS AND PUYERS II AMSOMIA The house that always has good pictures and good vaudeville. Prices: Matinees 10, Evenings 15. (For the One CI TMl A For the One Actress Held at Ellis Island by Mistake. Clara Kimball -oung, the World Film star appearipg in "The Tellow Passport," had an unpleasant experience on Ellis island during the filming of some of the scenes in that picture. Arrangements had been made with the immigration commissioner to allow Miss Young, in the costume of a Russian immigrant, to mingle with the real immigrants in one of the detention "pens" and be photographed from the other side of the "cage." When the scene was finished Director august discovered that there was Just time to catch the next ferry back to New York and calling to Miss Young to follow, he dragged the cameraman off in a dash for the boat.

Miss Young did not understand August's shout and, being, interested Jn the pathetic case of a young Jewish immigrant girl detained because the people she had expected to meet her had failed to arrive, remained behind in the "pen" to talk to her. At that time the guards about the "pen" were changed and when Miss Young attempted to walk out she was stopped. In vain she tried to explain that her immigrant dress was a mere theatrical costume and that she was Day Only JVJlLJr A Day Only CLAUS and RADCLIFFE Comedy, singing, talking and dancing. "STRANGLED HARMONY" Vim comedy. See what the big, wide world is doing in Selig-Tribune Weekly The world at your feet in 15 minutes time.

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At the FIVE IK! NO gas, mi OR ACID STOMACH William Pox Presents The Delicately Beautiful Star win and The Distinguished Character Actor JuLJt JT I 1 tin lUHH in rvA in i I "The Ruling Passion" II 11 OF PiCHLtS X) iu wdum im Cossack Massacre Fills I Clara Kimball Young, the actress. The guard, a newly appointed man, was obstinate and turned a deaf ear to Miss Young's entries when she could not produce papers showing who she was. Meanwhile pirector August and the rest of the company had gone back to New York on the ferry, thinking Miss Young would follow in the next boat. All afternoon Miss Young was forced to remain in the "pen" surrounded by sympathetic immigrants, who, however, could not help her to get out. At last the former guard, who knew all about the presence of the "movie queen" returned to duty and Miss Young's cry of delight brought a quick adjustment of the situation.

The mistaken guard apologized so profusely and pleaded so pathetically for forgiveness that Miss Young did not have the heart to report him to the officials. Clara Kimball Young Gives Car to Red Cross. The generosity of player folk is pro- jverblnl. but seldom has It been so well demonstrated as in the gift of Clara Kimball Young, the film star, of a per fectly good automobile to the society for conversion Into an Red Cross ambulance for use in the Miss Young recently won a new touring car in a popularity contest in New York. About the same time she received a letter from an English cousin, Bayard Kimball, who had been wounded at Lens and who wrote pathetically of the difficulties faced by the medical corps In handling the wounded, owing to the lack of motor ambulances.

The experiences of her cousin, who endured frightful agonies in being transferred from the trenches to a base hospital, brought such vivid picture of the war and its horror to Miss Young that jshe determined to do something substan tial toward relieving the suffering at the front. The idea of giving her older car to the Red Cross to be made over into an ambulance came to her, and she acted on it Immediately. The car is less than a year old and in perfect condition. The sift was received with gratitude, and Miss Young is treasuring a most complimentary letter of thanks. The Best Reeummendatlnn.

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Neville Buck. LEWIS IN SONGS "Extra People With Terror ings, under stress of emotion, do not "aaw the air'' and behave like raving lunatics generally. "Most people," says Miss Eyton, "gesticulate rarely, the Latin races excepted, lour Anglo-Saxon, is even chary of overmuch expression; tightening of the lips, a nervous working of the hands, the dropping of arms by the side listlessly, these are everyday expressions of tense feeling and convey the inner workings of the mind to the onlooker. On the stage doubtlessly a slight exaggeration is necessary, but in pictures I have found it absurd. 'When in doubt, under act, don't Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday If Tuberculosis Threatens your chances 'for defeating this dreaded disease depend largely ea your ability to restore or maintain the body's natural functioning To do this, one requirement is proper attention to diet and pure food.

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DeMille A story of temptation overcome, a discussion of problems of modern life sure to interest everyone, and PARAMOUNT NEWS PICTURES TOMORROW AND TUESDAY DUSITO FAR MUM In the Greatest Triumph of His Career THECALL'SrCUMBERLANDS "The Crisis," Winston Churchill's great novel, will be filmed in 10 or more parts. Many of the old localities of before-the-war-times called for in "The Crisis" have been preserved and they will be utilized. For her first Gaumont picture Miss Courtot will be filmed in "The Dead Alive," written by her director, Henry J. Vernot. This was first announced as "His Wife's Double." In her support are Sydney Mason, featured in her company; Henry 'W.

Pemberton, heavy lead, and James Levering, leading character part. Wlllard Mack, author of "Kick In," "So Much for So Much" and other plays, has been engaged by the Lasky company to write photoplays. Among other members of the firm's literary staff are William C. De Mille, author of "Xhe Warrens of Virginia," "The Woman" and other plays produced by David Belasco; Marion Fairfax, Margaret and Hector Turnbull; George Bronson Howard, whose recent novel, "God's Man," Is attracting wide attention, and Paul Dickey, author of "The Misleading Lady," "The Ghost Breaker'' and other plays. Fannie Ward, who has won great popularity in motion pictures since she appeared in Marriage of Kitty" and "The has purchased a house at a cost of $50,000 in Hollywood, Cals and intends to make her permanent residence there, not far from the Lasky studios.

Blanche Sweet, one of the most popular photoplay stars in America, is completing a photoplay entitled "The Blacklist." Miss Sweet has appeared in several Lasky-Belasco productions, including "The Warrens of Virginia" and "The Case of Becky." When the Whartons began to make "Hazel Klrke" for the Pathe program they were confronted with the necessity of finding an old stone mill with waterwheel in working condition. Tney sought everywhere, but the use of steam and electricity had apparently-eliminated the picturesque building so common 50 years A structure of (( By Charles MISS DOROTHY.