Salt Lake Telegram | 1914-07-24 | Page 13 | Local News

I Wild ld An Animals Though Notoriously Not or Y Bad Actors Behave Smartly in n The Leopards Leopard's Foundling at the American Today and Saturday I 1 ft t oc r. r t tr r 4 t dal t Jy tt s w Kathlyn Williams who stars stare in Tho The Leopards Leopard's Foundling The African veldt while mg rugged nipped cd and monotonous is a 8 never or ending source of romance romance-a a territory invested with dangers dan dangers gers a avast vast ast prairie waste varying from the growth tro of underbrush where the lion stalks his prey to broken country and pathless S jungle jun le where the leopard lurks in the tho shadows and the price of life lifo is eternal vigilance This zone zono of ot danger has been selected by bv Miss Kathlyn Williams for her latest latest lat lat- est cst excursion into the realm of daring and clan danger er The story ston is s ea called The Leopards Leopard's 8 Foundling r It is in two stirring acts and headlines the tho bill at atthe tho the American theatre playing plain today and anci tomorrow This photoplay was directed by Miss Williams herself who one is-one of the tho foremost foremost foremost fore fore- most of tho the Selig directors In thi this feature she sha hns has presented a finished and thrilling love tor story set ct in tropical scenes A baby becomes separated from her parents while traveling ng through tho the African jungles and years later is shown having grown s-rown up with a family of leopards She Sho is seen sen roughly rO clothed w with th grass woven O garments as instinct has taught her She lives liv's with the leopards leopard in their cavo cave cavo and apparently is iR is as much loved by them as tho they aro arc by br her Ono One day day- sho she is seen by an r American hunter and his friends and and 1 later she is captured by him But tho the natives g who think her tho the great treat white whit e spirit free free- her take tho the American prisoner prig pris oner and place him in the tho mouth of tho the leopards' leopards C cave cavo vo But in the nick of time tim e the girl comes conies upon the scene tho scone tho natives natives na na- na tives tin s lice then flee then th the leopards come bu but t tho they thoy obey her every eVer behest and ancl do no not t harm hann tb the hunter The man is tran strangely ch fascinated by the wonderful ul girl tirl an and eventual eventually e ho he persuades des her to return n with him to civilization Back t in 10 American Stanley tho the hunter marries the girl gir rl But ono one night weary of he her ber slowness to adopt the ways of other othe r women she dons her robe of or leopards leopards' skin au and aud paces her hr lonely room in anger anger an an- ger und antI deep l mortification on Stanley finds fiDd her thero there nn and observes cS her pondering pon you derin dering some sonio serious question Ito IIo asks ask her whether she eho will ill stay with him in the tIO new life or go tO back t to o the jungle Sho sees a vision of herself herself her her- self self back in the tho leopards leopards' cave ca an and d declares in favor or O. O of f the new life and lifo and 1 I tho the fades a as she sho drifts into his s arms