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10 GOODWINS WEEKLY I WiLKESl I FLORENCE ROBERTS 1 Supported by the Wilkes M Players in I CARMEN H A splendid dramatization of Hj the world famous opera a M role in which Miss Roberts M is at her best. AllTliis Week H Opening Tonight H Prices: Mats. Thurs. and H Sat., 25c and 50c. Nights: 25c to $1.00. 1 Hippodrome Theatre H State and Second South Streets I "Where Quality Reigns" H1 Week Feb. 25 to Mar. 1, Inc. j The. Picture That Will Live l Forever I "TheHeartoMumanity" Hi An appealing story of mother H love and war. It throbs with a new hope for mankind. Uw H Playing Now H Annette Kellerman in I "Queen in the Sea" The picture beautiful , j Gontinuous performance 1 to 1 ?. m. Shows starting at 1, 3, 5, and 9 p. m. I f I : Every Dollar Paid For j I Insurance in I The Guardian I Fire Insurance ; I Company I of Utah I Stays In Utah H I i; j '; The Agency Company ; m Managers It IV 334 South Main Street I SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH I ' during tho days when the flaming torch of Prussian ruthlessuess was be ing carried by war-maddened hordes over the once beautiful valleys and hills of France and Belgium, is the dominating theme of "The Heart of Humanity," tho eight-reel production by Allen Holubar in which Dorothy Phillips scores the most distinctive triumph of her screen career. This feature will bo presented at the Hippodrome theatre IFebruary 25th to March 1 inclusive, with a support ing cast of more than ordinary excel lence, including such favorites as Wil liam Stowell, Robert Anderson, Mar garet Mann, Pat D'Malley, Walt Whit man, George Hackathorn, Gloria Joy, and others. The story of the play is by Allen Holubar and Olga Scholl and was adapted for the screen by Mr. Holubar. Nanette, ward of Father Michael, the parish priest, and wife of John Patricia, oldest and handsomest of five sons of tho Widow Patricia, in tho Canadian Expeditionary Forces, is so moved by John's descriptions of the misery and suffering he has found among the children of France and Belgium, that she decides to go abroad as a Red Cross nurse. She loaves her own baby at home and un lists. In a convent in Flanders that has been converted into a refuge for op phaned and homeless children, the lit tle wife works night and day to allay their sufferings and bring cheer into their hearts. While engaged in this work she is captured by the Germans and brought before Eric von Strang, a Prussian officer who had once been her hus band's college friend and who had tried to make love to her in the little Canadian village. Strang's old de sire for her returns and he tries to force his attentions upon her. There is a terrific fight. She escapes to another room and plunges a knife into her bosom just as John, her husband, rushes into the room. She recovers, however, and weeks later, in a hospital, she is dec orated by the French government for valorous service with the Red Crosb and is persuaded to go home. Later there is a happy reunion in Canada a reunion which crowns with complete happiness the work of Nanette. STORY OF A JEWEL Introducing Titles of Scott's Works. On the "Eve of St. John," 1796, the "Bridal of Triermain" came to pass in the grand old castle at "Woodstock." For days before the event the arrival of lords and ladies was hourly an nounced. The heads of the "House of Aspen" came; the brave and brilliant "Marmion" came, the accomplished ladies and stern old knights of "Gad jow Castle," and scores on scores of others. "Guy Mannerlng," who had shared tho "Fortunes of Nigel" for years, returned to his native heath and with appropriate retinue, set out to bring the beautiful "Bride of Lam mormoor" to grace the nuptial feast. Unable to be present in person, how- over, but aware of an approaching conjunction of .stars, she caused a "Talisman" to be wrought from onyx and gold, as a gift to the fair "Be trothed." The disappointed escort, having already returned to tho coast, Sir Tristram," from tho "Heart of Midlothian," was called upon to de liver the mystical token. His route lay over by "Halidon Hill," where the "Cross of McDuff" had stood, and only a league away from the castle of "Auchlndrane." Intending to sup with the feudal lord, lie had almost reached the castle gate when the outlawed Scot, "Rob Roy," beset the weary troop and captured the magic gem. Shifted about by fate, 'twas brought one day to the famous "Lord of the Isles," whose heroic defense of the "Lady of the Lake" had been immor talized in "Border Minstrelsy." This much of the jewel's history was recorded in tho "Chronicles of Cannongate. Subsequently, as narrat ed in the "Legend of Montrose," it was found in the possession of "Red tauntlet," to whom it was given on the eve of the nobleman's marriage to "Annie of Geierstein." The donor, on that occasion, was "Harold, the DaunU less," into whose hand tho prize haa fallen at "Quentin Durward's" death. In earlier life that fiickle knight had loved and sworn to cherish the bright, "Fair Maid of Perth." Forsaking her, he pledged his life and honor to Scot land's fairest gem, the charming "Le nore," who for eighteen months or more had been secretly detained In the "Monastery" by "Peveril of the Peak." Being warned of her captivity through the "Vision of Don Roderick,' the lov er set out to effect her release. At his departure the "Black Dwarf" brought forth the long lost amulet, and through its mystic charm, with the aid of ai old "Grey Brother" the astonished knight set free the imprisoned maid en while tho "Abbott" was engaged at "Kenllworth." "Ivanhoe," discovering her escape, dispatched the "Wild Huntsman" in pursuit. Being joined by "Tho Pirate" at "Rokeby," he was about to accomplish his mission, when "Count Robert ofParis,' who had but Cheerful Electric Heat When you jump from tho fleocy warmth of bed to tho frosty nlr of your bedroom whore win dows have been open nil night you appreciate tho Instant com fort of an electric radiator. In bedroom, bathroom or any chilly corner, tho comforts of home aro vastly Increased by tho electric heat's mellow, cheering glow. And It gives such a won derfully quick, safe and conveni ent warmth. AN ELECTIIIO RADIATOR IS JUST THE THING FOR THE KIDDIES' RATH. An el otrlc radiator or any other elo" ,ial appliance may bo uoi .it on our easy monthly pay meut plan. Utah Power & Light Go. Efficient Public Service KtMirijn RulldliiK WitHiitcIi BOO t"At the Old Clock Corner" "Banking Perfection Under U. S. Inspection" M Jr Service is Our Highest Aim Utah State j National H M9F Bank SiL ' Ftderal Ristrra Bank I I ,;rr--Z5f " . I More than over before, successful business re quires Banking Service of the broad, perma nent character we give. UKunacK OajAMKEm ESTABLISHED 1813 CAPITAL AND SURPLUS M0.000jM rn SALT LAKE F! 1 HEATRC FAREWELL WEEK Feb. 24, 25, 26, 27, 28 Nights 15c, 25c, 50c Wed. and Fri. Mat. 25c Alden-Gloninpr Go. The Laughing Play "Stop Thief" i -