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The Arcade
"~Abraham Lincoln", the picture
hich has caused such a sensation in
e cities where it has been shown,
anno'tnced as the First' Nationall
eture to be shown at the Arcade
eatre during the entire week. The
oduction is conceded to be an ar-
stic and dramatic sensation.
George Billings, considered to be a
rfect likeness of the famous nation-1
hero, gives a characterization re-
tarkable for the portrayal of the
eat Lincoln, not only in physical fi-
lity, but also in spirit. "Abraham I
ncoln"' was more than two years in
eo making, and at times as many as
500 people appear in the cast.
The picture begins with Lincoln' ..I
frth in a pioneer cabin during a
linding blizzard, an ddepicts with
}ching realismn the devotion of'
h~onas Lincoln, the father, to the
y after the death of his mother.,A
;the later he meets Anne Rutledge. ,
hose name has been connected with I
is in .one of the prettiest romances~
'any time. Events follow eacht
:her in quick succession-his election
the presidency, his marrizge 'to i,
nary 'Todd, the trying period of,,the.:
ar, all played a part in the great!
in's life before his final victory.
nd, in the very mioment of. iqtri-I
rph, Lincoln was killed. The laic-
re is remarkable for the bigoness(J
eme, the interest, fido'lity and ec
cular grandetur with which~ it h: 1
en filmed.t
The ffnerthlI
Regardless of one's beliefs concern~
g the Hereafter, "Dante's Inferno"r
pearlng at the Wuierth theatre the.
itire week, is certain to appeal a-, a
ainatic spectuele and one: of Vite
pot fantastic and entertain in.-ie
rc~s o)f the season. The classic ist
aHe the h :ckground for a modernt
tlint; and, 1_ e ides adlhering taith-
flly to Dante's poem, and utilizingf
1 the eplisodes described in the poet's
-ip through IHell, which could bet
io vi in pictures to :the best t dva, r
~e, the produiction contains a wealtht
interest inl the modcrn story t
1-reld through thtle Iliaerno e-"
ujiee. Altliolughi in spots, the pic-
PC is, decci(Ierly Weirdt .incln'ie
uchi becauty in scenic effects whticii
li1i to wake it (istinguis11(d. 1'1c
c ry tells of the money-m'ad '.orti-l
,e Juldd. as relentless in his lbusi-
ess dealings as he is in his home
<<. On) the occasion of a par is-'
larly nasty tantruma " home, lie
anns to open a book wh ichi has
r in litf ad;imiishthei10cprevadi rig air
Osncity ad piety.
The spec tacle isi too long; it might
bp dii.(own 1to w hours with much
profit. B~it as it stainds .it. is still a
til' T-1 1: aii ctfl i1)lb ton to ther
h ~ A E ca e Nvr1ci0l'. has thli; leg-
end(Tha t Nai!ri Voltmocller has retold,
It Eglehert Elunp riinck has
veinedc with melody, that Geddes has'
ir~il(1 , ht Reinhardt has :workd
%%s wnder on, and that M~orris (lest
has brought to life for the American
theatre taken to such grandeur.
Many a. Sister Beatrice and Sister
Megildis, in literature and in drama,
? s found hTer pilace taken in an olds
grey nunnery by the ?Mother of Cod!
since first the legendl itself found its
pilace taken in the temple 'of Thespis
hby suoh artists as these. Trhey have
f li e 1,,he.legnd as only real artists
of he thleaitre could hope to.
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