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Show I At the Lubin California Studio In a Garden Glowing With all the Beauty of the Golden State Lottie Briicoe' Pretty Roie-Pink Drettint Room "The Higher Ju-tiee" Ju-tiee" a Red-Blooded Two Reel Reliance Re-liance Feature by ForYctt HaUey Lonifellow'a "King Robert of Sicily" Dramatized. I ; The western branch of the Lubin Manufacturing Company is located at 4550 Pasadena Avenue. Los Angeles Cal. The sludm is beautifully situated and combines with attractive environ-merit, environ-merit, accessibility to a marked degree. The buildings are located upon a beautiful, beau-tiful, well-kept plot of ground. 150x450 feet, which presents all the picturcrquc beauty and variety of coloring usually found in California gardens. In the rear, a large stage. 80 feet square, around which is grouped commodious property room, wardrobe room, scene fl dock, paint bridge, etc.. applies the fa- cilitics for the interior cts. Adjacent fl to this arc the stables and corrals where the horses, saddle and cquc-triaii eqtup-ment eqtup-ment arc kept. In trout is a large and handsomely furnished building of the i Colonial type which furnishes quarters for offices, dressing rooms, green room, etc All m all. it is one of the most attractive and best arranged Miidios in Los Angeles, and the Lubin Company has been complimented upon its attrac-i attrac-i nc and business-like arrangement In the rear of the studio are the track.' of the Salt Lake Route. An attractive private ;tation has been built there affording facilities for the arrival and departure of characters by train in the photoplays The station has teen named "Lowry." in honor oi Mr. I. M. 1 Lowry, general manager ol the firm. Louie Briscoe of the Lubin Company, occupies one of the prettiest dressing poms to be found in the whole range of motion picture studios. It i rose pink throughout rugs, walls, chairs and fl draperies. Every summer afternoon the is to be found, when opportunity offers, on the grand-stand watching a baseball Ramc. and in winter she is equally devoted to the opera. Between times she nn( cheer and comfort in a baby grand piano made to order for her, from her own dc:sii . In "The Higher Justice," a two-reel H feature scheduled for early release by the Reliance. Forrest Halscy has con-tnbutcd con-tnbutcd another drama in the chnrac-H chnrac-H teristic red-blot ded sty 1c for which he has become noted The story deals with two cotis of a wealthy and powerful man. One is the illegitimate son of a poor woman tricked into a mock marriage and the other i-the i-the legitimate son of a wealthy woman. The subject is delicately treated, but with a force and cleverness that should make the drama rank above the usual run of photoplays. 1 A very Important notice has bcen is- ' sued and scnl forth to every exhibitor i in the United States, informing them I that the Essanay Film Manufacturing 1 Company will release every Friday a pcc:a1 multiple-reel attraction in place I of their regular single-reel subject. I Commencing with Friday. August 8th. I j the above mentioned company w ill rc- , I I lease a two-reel comedy feature entitled J "Alkali Ike's Gal" Exhibitors and t lie jj photoplav public have been more than i delighted with the past single-reel sub- I jects, in which the famous Augustus Carney, the "Alkali lkc" of Essanay films. 'has appeared. A great deal oj 1 joy. fun and hilarity ha, been encased I in these thousand-foot subjects. 1 t On Monday. August 4th." the Essanay Film Manufacturing Company released ' the gigantic two-reel dramatic feature I "King Robert of Sicily," a dramatua- I J tion of the beautiful poem written by one of the world's greatest poets, Long- I fellow This production has cost se- I cral thousand dollars. No expense has j rcn spared in the costuming, scenery I I and effects. It is proclaimed by critics t to be a revelation in photographic and i dramatic portrayal. In it the following Essanay star cast will appear : h. rl. Calvert. Wm. Bailey, Chas. Hitchcock S: -r and others. H "What Papa Got" (Crystal) Pearl and Chester, her sweetheart, rehearse amateur theatricals SO as to have an ex-cuse ex-cuse for their lovemaking As a result iwj they incur the displeabure of Fearl I pa. and he forbids Chc.-ter calling at the V'j house ThU Chester refuses to agree lo, and pa is compelled to kick him out on 'i04 his next visit The next day Chester writes Pearl a note asking her to meet '-Ll him that afternoon in the park near her I H home. Pa gets hold of the note and dc- . I vises a scheme to once for all get rid of j ! the unwelcome suitor. He makes sure that Pearl intends keeping the appoint-I appoint-I ment and then he hires a tough to beat I Chester un as he waits in the park for V V Pearl. The tough that pa hired gets ,.' hurt in an accident and he induces hi? I friend, another ruffian, to take his place and to give the waiting victim a very H severe trouncing. Pearl is about a halt HJ hour late in keeping the appointment and Chester sees Pearl's pa waiting also. a little dutanre away Chester sees that ?i ' pa is onto the game, so he strolls away I I just as the tough comes into view. Pa ::1j determines to wait until Pearl shows up and thinks that he will be able to cure her of her infatuation The tough mis-'V;T.3 mis-'V;T.3 takes pa Jot the man he is supposed to beat up, and sets sail for him. He lit tiM erally cuts the old mzn to pieces, when Chester happens to turn and see it. He rescues pa and takes him home. Pearl is ggrf Just about leaving, but pa, thankful for Ky .hi rescue, joins the voung couple's WSi 'hands and insists that Chester is a real gg hero and worthy of Pearl's hand. Liu ": |