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WACO MORNING WS SUNDAY, JUNE 27, 1915. HIPPODROME. Program for the Week, rid Wednesday turT Williamson submarine tures featuring a fight between and a man-eating shark ednesday t. a me Back," Special for Woodmen of the World Thursday pica man Man Who the Modern i plunge his knife into the heart of the beautiful creature. And all the time he was fighting this monster, a man with a moving pit ttire camera was standing In a steel tube the bottom of the ocean taking pictun through a big glass window located in the tobe! Kvery movement of the man and the shark was faithfully re- i corded and made a part of the famous Sunday himself, anij Williamson submarine pictures whit have been prepared by the Universal Mait.rH.*' he Reward.1 Film Manufacturing company, Witil Bessie These pictures are the must and amusing Pari harles Chaplin in ful of their kind ever taken.

They are angs. and there is little doubt he imagines himself looking out upon and thruugh an enchanted forest, where trees of beautiful colorings send forth lace-like shoots that form them- elves into fans, ferns and flowers. He trio, to believe that it is animal life, if he has digested the scientific fact, yet it remains that except for a very sea tiering variety, all the apparently plant-like species are as much animal as is a horse or an elephant. All these beauties and a thousand more, are shown in the wonderful pictures which are being shown at the Hippodrome Monday, Tuesday an 1 Wedrn sday, and the most pessimistic mind has to acknowledge that the Williamson submarine pictures are the greatest moving pictures ever taken since the camera itself was created. They are the wonders of the age, and they bring to the patron of the moving picture theater the secrets of deep, which have heretofore been denied civilization.

They are beautiful, alluring, bewitching, instructive 1 Submarine Pictures. Have you ever wrestled, battled and! fought with a huge shark? If not you have denied yourself a 1 great deal if physical exercise which can only be obtained in a real good tussle with one of the old pirates of the deep. Have you ever laid on your cot, and, as you your eyes, thought of some huge, slimy, slippery fellow, with great big teeth and eyes that hinted to. you there was fury in the oreaturf's SOUP Vou drew yourself under the! and tried to brush the vision from your mind. Kventually you did and you fell asleep.

That was only a dream. It takes a great amount of courage to face one of these fellows, but if you possess the daring of a Williamson, you may be able to get back to earth and tell friends about the terrible fight you had down there in the deep. And in the dark, too! Rut, suppose you had no one who saw your struggle, who would believe you The shark admit it, and the inhabitants down there are of a different world; they never come to earth and so they could never verify your story. For hundreds of years men have been in the habit of returning from long voyages with wonderful tales of adventure, which the public have branded as Hut, what would your friends say if, after repeating your story of the fight with the shark, you flashed a photograph on them, showing that your story a truthful one! Suppose you showed them photographs which had recorded every movement both you and the shark had made in that terrible death battle. What chance would there ht the analytical fellow who goes through picking flaws in the other efforts and tries to smash ail the achievements those who are ever trying to Well, to get down to cold, hard facts, that's just what Ernest Williamson did.

He descended into the waters of Nassau Harbor, with little to shield him from the jaws of one of thos- sea monsters and battled with one of those frierce members of the shark family until he finally managed to but what Ernest and George William son have achieved something which will cause their names to be written in the history of science. Many of you have observed coral beds from a glass-bottomed boat, but seen from above, as much of the real beauty of these gardens is lost as would be of your rose garden If viewed from a soaring aeroplane. It is only by getting among your roses- -or the marine you can appreciate their beauties, and it is only by reason of the recent invention of the Williamson brothers that actual photographs of the ocean floor are shown. To dlsahitse your mind of the belief that these pictures were taken in an acquarium of polyps growing between glass walls, a word as to the apparatus employed in their making may be of interest. Briefly, it consists of a floating vessel having a submarine terminal chamber in which to carry on observations and take pictures, and a telescopic, flexible tube two and a half feet in diameter to connect it with the outer air and furnish to the observer an unlimited supply of fresh air at no more than normal atmospheric pressure.

The observation chamber, which is nine feet long and five feet high, has in the front of it a one and a ha if inch optically perfect German lens glass. Originally intended to replace the clumsy equipment of a diver, the invention of the Williamsons immediately captured the fancy of the government as a means for photographically reproducing a hitherto unexploited portion of the globe. The services of Mr. CL L. Gregory as photographer were secured and Nassau, Bahama Islands, was selected as the scene of operations, not only be- cause of the beauty of the submarine then for growth there, but because the water at Nassau is clearer than anywhere else in the world The marine gardens are about two and a half miles from Nassau, and the best sections are in depths varying from twenty to sixty feet.

They lie between the eastern end of Hog Island and the western end of Athol Island, where a seven knot current is running The bottom is composed of I white coral sand, which gives perfect refraction of sunlight, and as one gets to the bottom of the submersible tube The sea no longer withholds its secrets from man, for man has at last delved into its mysteries and brought back to rth the friuts of his knowledge. QUEEN. Wild Monday and Tuesday. Wild the most elaborate production ever presented by the Morosco Photoplay company, id adapted from the celebrated novel by Basil King which took two continents by storm. The brilliant scenes of this famous story of the New York aristocracy shift in kaleidoscopic succession from the of the lumber regions in the forests of the Alleghenies to the cosmopolitan charm of Buenos Ayres, the L-iy capital of the Argentine.

In view of the intense Interest now being shown in the United States in South American trade the prominent part played by the immense docks (if Buenos Ayres in Wild giv, it particular timeliness. Wild presents Myrtle Stedman and Forrest Stanley in their first appearance in a co-starring combination. Myrtle Stedman ranks among the five most beautiful women in moving pictures. She recently won first place in the sensational popularity contest conducted by the New York Tele- i graph. The role of Miriam in "The Wild one of the most sympa- thetlc roles in modern fiction, provides Myrtle Stedman the opportunity of her career.

Her great, beautiful Murillo eyes and her splendid physique combine with her glowing personality to make the Morosco picture a masterpiece of photodrama which can never be surpassed, Forrest Stanley is the matinee idol of the Oliver Morosco stage forces, I whose golden hair and strongly chis- I elled profile have had feminine hearts fluttering by the thousands, Though i young man, he leaped Into nonce at such an early age that the list of stars whom he has supported includes some of the most famous names on the American stage. He has the rare endowment of a perfect build, together with the distingue poise and breeding of a cavalier. CRYSTAL THEATRE COOLEST PLACE IN Patronize Home Money is Spent in Waco. Miss These Big Features, Shown Only at the Crystal. FRANCIS BUSHMAN At The Nickel Wednesday, One Day Only.

melodramatic suspense; enormous quantities of gunpowder and dyna- mite used; large concrete bridge dy- namited; automobile falls forty feet into water; large cannon explodes and carries man through the air on its barrel; chief of police hurtled through the air clinging to cannon ball shot from large cannon; hero tied to post in powder mill with villain shooting cannon balls through the building; building blown up. The most spectacular comedy ever made. NICKEL. Queen Theatre (Coolest Spot in Town.) Paramount and William Fox Pictures are first shown here. MONDAY AND TUESDAY Paramount Travel Scries No Also o.

Wild Olive" With Myrtle Stedman and Forrest An intense, fascinating love drama. in (( WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY William Presents INAINCE America's Foremost Emotional Actress Princess Romanoff," Wednesday and Thursday. As pictured by the William Fox forces, this production gives to Nance O'Neil, greatest emotional i tar, full siope for the display of her mua u- powers of dramatic pression, MUs O'Neil is cast the Princess Kedora Kornanoff, a wealthy and beautiful young widow of St. Petersburg She is betrothed to Vladimir Boroff, a young man of high social position In the Russian capital. On the of wedding Vladimir is murdered.

The dora, transformed by iln tragedy, from a loving woman into a veritable ss, vows to devote her life to I the punishment of the unknown slay- er. The of the police are upon Loris Ipanoff. an arquant- of Vladimir's, and Fedora fol- I lows him to New York to gather dente against him In New York Fedora gains the friendship and confidence of Loris, and In turn loses her heart him. Her vengeful nature is not be denied, however, and when she learns from his own lips that Loris is assailant, she thrusts her love aside and denounces him to the liussian secret police. the poll are sent to kill Loris and Fedora agrees to lure him i to his doom.

In an Intensely dramatic scene the princess learns that Vladimir was not murdered, but met i death in i fairly fought duel with and richly deserved his fate, desire for vengeance disappears wants only to save the man oves from police agents, into the of whom she has betrayed him. she The efforts of police are frustrated and from the Workings of a Miracle," three- part Edison feature with Edward Earle and Gladys Hulette in the lead and an ail-star cast, is an intensely dramatic play, dealing with a college boy returning home an infidel, Introduced to a young lady who influences him for the good, but, drawing the enmity of the religious crowd, the tongues if Retting in their successful work, as usual; in the end right triumphs and he calls on High for power, which is granted to save the life, after which there is an understanding. A strong moral play, as all the three-part coming very Monday have proven themselves to be, better than most sermons nreached, with enough entertainment to ke- coming and making them think thos. who never gu inside the church door Charlie Chaplin, the comedian, highest priced star and biggest drawing card, in a two-part comedy of course, of the Essanay brand. Schedule on box office window, showing exact time each feature starts and ends if you do not like either, see the one you like by coming in on a bed tiled Either qne anybody's nickel.

MONDAY Seven Big Reels. "For the Honor of a Two Reels Featuring Princess Ilossen. BOOBS Two Reels Featuring Bob Leonard, and Ella Hall. "VANDERBILT CUP A most wonderful and exciting picture THE TINKER OF STDBBINVILLE Should Worry About Admission 5 cents WEDNESDAY TUESDAY Eight Big Reels. "What A Woman Wil Four Parts.

Come and see the answer. Two parts, featuring Wm. Garwood and Violet Mussereau. "Learning to be a Father" Also Comedy. "When Schultz led the Admission 5 cents tt Better than White the Leo M.

Frank and Four Good Comedy. still talking. Based Becker Cases. about which they are Ex -Police Lieutenant on WATCH FOR THESE BIG FEATURES COMING. a Woman Garden of Bv Justus Miles Forman.

CRYSTAL MONDAY. Lori Fier and ittyn This he shadow and if ri? emer idinti te to ra fin Fedora 1 a the Honor of a Woman." A snarling, snapping leopard, kept with out food for twelve days, in loosed in an Oriental harem to find Its prey among the unfortunate women in the fourth episode of the regular program serial, the featuring the Primteas Ibrahim an. Thin scene is one of the rnoHt sensational yet shown in the serial. But if the action of the drama Is of the most exciting sort It cannot be said that the nettings have been neglected. for in the fourth adventure, the; Honor of a Woman," Director Burton King has had constructed one of the most wonderful palaces yet seen in motion the Universal is willing to stand behind this statement.

The structure, which is 150 feet long by feet wide, is of cement and planter in i tial fashion. It is guarantied by tht contra' tors to withstand storm and earthquake and the erosion of rain will not affect it in the least. The set 1 the third of a permanent expo- I -it ion of huildings which li being constructed at Universal City for from time to time in the future. The framework of the structure is of strips of steel and latticed iron and, in addition, five acres of garden! and tropical shrubbery and vegeta- tto.n, gathered from far and near, have I been transplanted as a setting of I greenery for the plaster-white beauty of the building. The building will remain for all time at Universal City! and also will be used as a museum for furniture, rugs and curios from India; in short as a wonderful At The Nickel Monday Comedy.

in an Essanay Five Cents NICKEL Midi Class Pictures Onlv. Day or Night Monday OF WORKING I 3-Part Kdison Feature dward Earle Gladys Hulette And Charles Chaplin In a Two-reel Comedy Tuesday LITTLE 3-Part Essanay Master Photoplay, Starring Richard C. Travers, Edna Mayo, Bryant Washburn Head the Story. Wednesday FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN I Three-Part Essanay Feature Based on Sard on Fedora Fox Film by Frank 'orporation.

REX THEATRE. Ren Theatre Program for the Week, Monday "The Secret of the Lost the romantic Spanish masterpiece (a two acts). "The Mutual Wi to-the-minutes news In turcs. Wynne dramatic Belaseo's success, 1 Alice The construction of a rentarkahh the permanence of the industry and of the isthe building testimonial ti moving wealth of old man, and Grant interferes, giving the young man a black eye. I Season sees the encounter and Grant returns to his home office with who bandages his partner's injured arm.

As Benson is leaving lit- meets 1 who tells him he has been persuaded by his mother to apologize to The apology is accepted and the two men shake hands Then Grant suddenh drops dea Pave hears a police whistle blown outside, and runs into the next room, where he crawls under the bed. Policemen and members of Grant's household arrive and discover body. One of the policemen telephones to the police station. ice Doyle is assigned to take charge Helen Holmes, in DIAMOND FROM THE On the First of July At the Rex lheatre old up- pic- Univt organisation, which is so confident of its future that it not only erects a $4,000,000 city near Los but is building a pofttoffice of marble and granite and a permanent and sit ion kinds it buiHtlni of lies for its of ct ure all periods solely as THi REX Has Been Offering You the Best In Motion Picture Entertainment THAT MONEY WILL BUY, AND WILL CONTINUE TO DO SO. TAKE TIME and Look Over the Offerings for the Week.

CUT OFF YOUR NOSE TO SPITE YOUR FA E. Go to THE REX, and othsr PROGRAMS, then dselds for yourself which gives you the most of the best for your time end monsy. H. J. GOULD, Manager Tuesday i the international pict of modern Ameritan by life drama of an hts home-loving production teman Wednesday a story of pathos wonderful i iun Rich and Jose Mathlnon, star, in a supreme Gov- idley.

The man and Paramount i e. A said), fgity Linn. love and a featuring idi Galbraith, "Merely a Married Majestic comedy. Thursday "The Diamond the first two The utmost in motion picture quality has been attained in thin photoplay. The exceptional cast stars headed by Mias Lottie Pick ford and Mr Irving mirocs.

in Itself indicative of a production of extraordinary merit The beautiful photographic the unusual settings, the interest-compelling theme throughout the story, the deep Huspetise ending of each chapter these elements have made for Diamond From the 8ky" a quality standard supreme In Mmdom Friday Shadow graph pk a two-reel offering, enacted by a including Walter Margaret Thompson, Howard linkman and Arthur Maude The story is built up for the purpose of showing how a deaf mute signals help by use of a shadowgraph machine when the house is being pillaged by an convict The scenes are well photographed and, though the plot development is conventional, it much exciting action and holds the interest closely throughout. The pense in the latter good. Deal in a Beau, ty comedy. Saturday stone Special; Gannon two featuring Ghester the of the studio. This the greatest Wednesday, In view of the pending execution of ex-Tolice Lieutenant Becker, "Conscience." an Imp four-reel drama released on June 25, takes added significance.

The play, which was written bv GurtlH Itenton and and produced by Stuart Baton, shows how circumstantial evidence convicted and sentenced an innocent man to death. It alno details the scenes in the prison leading up to the execution place in the electric chair Which take, in doors All over punishment aaainM it beyond the green bai the country where capital is legal the agitation dally increased. Several are seriously considering Its abolition and in these states will create a sensation. The Mon of the play as George Grant has Invented a device which ts beinK financed by bln partner, John Benson, who an offer of 1200,000 for the patent of the valuable Invention. The offer accepted with approval Grant enters a barroom where an old man reprimands Lave Wilson, a youtu; man 1 out of employment, for wasting his I time in drinking Lave the of the case, Dave is present when Doyle arrives on the scene of the murder, and explains to Doyle how Grant dropped dead, and that, being frightened, had crawled under the bed.

Meanwhile, a policeman finds a pistol in the yard, and hands it to Doyle, Benson telephones from home that he wishes to apeak to Grant. Doyle him that there IntM been an accident and that he had better come over at once. When Benson Dave urges him to tell the detective that he knew of entering home for the purpose of apologizing to him. But Benson know about the fieht, and 1 know nothing about the Dave and i.i dragged off to the police station, Tuesday, a Woman Will Do." Alice, the second wife of Lewis, proves an unkind stepmother to his daughter, Dolly, and his wife quarrel anti she runs away with her former lover. Frederick Bryce.

Ten years pass by. has lost money so his daughter Dolly, becomes a chorus girl. Meanwhile, Alice has ruined Frederick Bryce, who shoots himself Junt its arrives on receipt of a letter from Bryce The police hear the shot, rush in and arrest Lewis, who is holding the smoking revolver. own brother, Judge Bryce, tries the and Lewis a life sentence as letter, wrhieh show that he had intended suicide, had been mislaid Dolly trie- to approach the judge, but he will not her. Through her chorus tdrl acquaintances she an introduction to the judge's son, Jack, under her stage name of Vivian Grey and exercising her charms ov him wins his love completely.

Meanwhile, Jack been spending his money lavishly on Lolly and the judge refuses to provide him with 1 further funds. Then Dolly writes an anonymous letter the Judge telling him when and where he can fmU Jack squandering money on an tress. judge goes to the cafe where he confronts Jack and Dolly, There Is a scene Jack strikes father, who goes sorrowfully home alone. Jack is with a sudden attack of Illness and falling strikes his head on a table. Meantime, in consideration of a large sum of money, the judge has secured promise to abandon his son and leave the country.

Jack on his bed of sickness raves for Dolly. At the advice the changes his mind and now going Dolly's apartment, implores her to see Jack at once. Taking advantage of her opportunity then for the first time she tells the judga real name, and tells him that sho is Dolly Lewis, daughter of an innocent man whom he had sentenced life Judge Bryce starts back In horror and accidentally knocks a book from whUii falls the missing letter which a a new trial for lv father. Then Dolly accompanies the judge to Jack's bedside. Thern is an affecting love scene.

The Judge rcises his Influence in behalf of Philip Lewis, securing his reloase anti freedom then brings him to his own home, where the tw'o fathers find Jack and making love parental are pronounced and all ends happily. Chas. Parker Special summer courses In Cornel, Trombone and Stringed Instruments during June, July and August, New Studio 508 Franklin street New ami second-hand instruments for sale. Nor phone 1137. Adv.

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