Salt Lake Tribune | 1914-11-22 | Page 35 | "the Line-up at Police Headquarters," True, Thrilling Crook and Police Play, Comes to Liberty Tomorrow

"The Line-up at Police Headcjuarters," True, Thrill ing Crook and Police Play, Comes to Liberty To morrow. '' ' ' . , - . ; : -t ... , '- : .. , ': . .. f, ; .m m... . . m f , . ' ?i ' '" i - , ! ' ' ,.- ' ,t . ' ' 'C . ' 4 i ,j - , , , s , ''ft' ' ' J, '''.',, '." ' ' ' '',,'' ' ' , , i- ' " L , 1 . Cluof of Detectives Dougherty's desperate fight for his life Willi hi3 bare haiidb. beetle in "The Line-up." Six reels of bat ties Viet ween e rooks and detectives, based upon one of the most sen. ational robbery cases over handled by the New Yuri- police- de-)iartment de-)iartment will tjrovide blood-stirring entertainment en-tertainment and instruction ut tin: Liberty Lib-erty tli eater tomorrow, Tuesday and Wednesday. . Thin photoplay sensation is called "The I.ine-up'nt Police I eadq'.arters " and features New York's most famous detective y nd puh:c e.on::n:ssiouer George S. l)ougherty. The. story is taken tak-en from Ihe actual police, records ol a ,"0,1100 diamond robbery, perhaps the cleverest over pulled off iu this eoun-t eoun-t ry. Tlie most expert of the modern-day modern-day crooks versus tlie most efficient of plain-clothe, Rien are seen in a bat tl of wits whichy will ket-p every spectator spec-tator in. ;i vise-like grip f suspense. The picture shows ihe inside workings of the New York police department for the first time in the history of melodrama. melo-drama. Among the methods of police work shown are the Bertillon and fingerprint finger-print systems of identification and the third dc;rnp. Into the. story is woven a romance which is all very interesting, but the continual conflict between the crooTiS and the detect iveg absorbs the ;. entire attention except iu spots. The ' story starts w i t h the re I e a se of t b n Morgan brothers from Sing Sing and : tiieir arrival in New York. Tom, the younger, immediately decides to lead : a straight life, while his brother lien ire mediately joins their former gang, which, . bv the way, includes a mo-t clever and typical young woman crook. She is a big help to the gang in many tight places. Y'hh two other men Ben opens a safe ' in the home of Webster, a millionaire, and extracts the $50,000 diamond necklace. neck-lace. Tlie chase begins from that moment, mo-ment, after they ' put out J ' the mil- " lionaire and his young butler, who is none other that Tom, the younger brother. During the course of the action ac-tion there occurs such adventures as a flight on a Curtiss hydroplane, a raid in Chinatown, Dougherty's fight for his life with bare bands, a dive from an ocean liner, the fight in the sea, and many other such mildlv exciting episodes. epi-sodes. The play won ' allow the attention at-tention to lag a moment. "The Line-up Line-up at Police Headquarters" runs from - to 5 o xdock in the afternoons and from 7 to 11 o'clock in the evening.