"The Natural Law," the offering atl
the Whitney tomorrow night, was
first produced by Mr. John Cort in
April, 1915, at the Republican Thea-
ter, New York City. It played in this+
city upon two different seasons, and,
after a period of playing in the East-
ern and Southern cities, made two
tours of the Middle West,
AT THE 31AJESTIC

tomorrow, with Douglas Fairbanks
the leading role. The picture was ci
fully made, the camera being pla
on top of a great hill, and with a bi
view of the whole situation, the si
tator may see hundreds of outi.
coming all at once from the dista
from every direction to the cabi
the wolf, who is to lead them to
cabin of "The Good Bad Man."
picture is full of thrills, and as in

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Bessie Love in
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BESSIE LOVE IN "THE GOOD BAD
IMAN," AT THE MAJESTIC. TO-
DAY.
Bird of Paradise." However, this simi-
larity is merely one of atmosphere
and, unlike the former one, this play
has a happy ending. The company is
said to be a well balanced one, and
fLael Davis will appear in the leading

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