The Morgan City daily review., July 28, 1917, Image 3

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Wild Burst of Patriotism
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July 27th
RCADE
July 28 th
THEATRE
MORGAN CITY, LA.
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"THE GLORY OF THE NATION"
Fmlif Porfc nf Nnapfopnlor Photoplay Presented for the Purpose of Hammering
CJgul I ullo UI iJptJlLdv llldr Home the Terrible Results of Unpreparedness.
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Alice Joyce & Harry T. Morey
And An All-Star Cast
"WOMANHOOD" WAS FILMED BY
COL J. STUART BLACKTON AT THE
THE REQUEST OF EX-PRESIDENT
ROOSEVELT.
acclamed die
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artistic triumph of die year 1917. Reviewed by the Press, Public, Clergy, Army and Navy Officials of
New (Means and pronounced the Greatest Achievement ot die Screen.
(pEVIEVE GREVEMBERG WiD Furnish Music To Accompany This Big Production
and Night on Both Days - - fgVfg - - PRICES:^"
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«C Mexico was a visi
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of Baton
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of Gibson was
V-.of' Glemvild was
*y.
has returned
Of Baldwin is
Rogers.
, visited at
this week.
& business
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»«fOfsts of Mrs.
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•ad Miss
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Miss Lucy Foote, who has been
attending summer school in New
Orleans returned home yesterday.
! Miss Catherine Everett who has
been visiting her aunt Mrs. A ,K
is the guest. of-Mrs. T. A. Duffy at
Ramos,. La.
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j W hite left for New Orleans today.
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-Mrs. Rous of New Orleans, La.,
^siting his brother Mr. Eugeçe
. re. John Ditch left yesterday,
for Beaumont, Texas to
while.
spend
a
Mr. W. Byrant has returned from
an extended visit to Qpelousas,
Washington, and. Port Barre.
Mr. McCool of McCool, Miss., af
ter a visit to Mr. J. Greenwafd, has
—turned tb his home.
Miss Uli. Do*», after spenjtagj""
a fe» mosthc with her «raatoother
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Howard» after a
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has ret «rned to her home in Jean
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iyi rs g oux an( j M rs <j>. A Duffy
! motored to Morgan City yesterday
a trtiernoon to spend the evening
with IVJrs, P. L. Raiche.
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Mrs. H. P. Cropper accomplished
by her daughter Mrs. Roussa and
! niece Miss Frieda Clay left yester-j
iday for New Orleans to spend a
U CTV days * -
j ^ ^ Mrs> Wm . Drews and
j daughters Edna and Grace motored
f rom Raton Rouge to Morgan City.
home
j They will make their future
i here.
EVANGELINE TONIGHT
Kelton
Helen Urmy and Ralph
j are in love,* but there is parental op
position to Helen marrying a poor
" -h i" j¥ we " 1 * h J'
^ '"'tors. Raiph shats to drive Helen
to the home of her old nurse, in the
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Iwhen i violent storm hpeafcr, early
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suitors. Ralph starts to drive Helen
!h° me °* her old nurse, in the
country, late one afternoon, and
in the evening, they are compelled
deluge continues with gales of~wind'Dr.
J and blinding flashes of lightening
| Helen a od Ralph are compelled to
j register as man and wife and occupy
: he oTlly room that is available.
Dr - Stafford, who lives opposite,
j is watching from his window when
; lightning strikes the hotel - at mid-{
j night. Hurrying across the road, he!
find tfiat Ralph has been electrocu- j
ted by"the bolt which narrowly !
! missed setting the building on fire. I
J Helen, distracted when she realizes |
i ber Position, confesses to Dr. Staf
ae > sympathetically, promises
shield her.
position, confesses to Dr. Staf-;
ford that she is not Ralph's wife and
In subsequence years Helen mar
ries Olivier Urmy. They have a
daughter, Aline, who goes to school
and falls in love with Billy Cupps,
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son of Helen's old nurse. One day
Urmy brings Dr. Stafford in£o his
t0 !
home, introducing him as his college
class mate. In Stafford's changed
condition, due to the use of intoxi-
cants and drugs, Helen does not re
'cognize'hhn—but the doctor dearly
recalls where he saw Mrs. Urmy.
When
Sere he saw Mrs. Urmy.
Alto« Ifoofftte
Stafford falls in love with her -
ford reeaUä to Helen the incident of j
thc lightning stroke, a secret she
hatl kept safeî y, and as the price she t
must P ray to P revent hcr exposure
Stafford demands that she ^ shall
and asks for her hand in marriage. !
The vast discrepancy in thdîr ages
makes the match seem ridiculous to
Mr. and Mrs. Urmy, while the girl, I
in love with Billy Cupps, a boy of
her own age, is distracted. Dr. Staf
com P el her dau ? hter to marry him.
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Jenny Cupps, upon her death bed, 1
jnvires Helen that she must come to f
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her journey and finally learns the
true parentage of Billy Cupps.
her old nurse. Helen, at the depot,
receives a telegram that Aline and
Billy Cupps have eloped and mar
ried. Sending the message home to
her husband, Helen proceeds upon
Helen had gone to her old nurse in
the hour of her greatest distress. .
The son she bore was entrusted to
Jenny to rear as her own, Helen jpy
paying liberally for her boy's
care and education. Some months*
jafter Helen's son diçd^ind, to keep*'
r^i^.oointoi Jemjy jiad.sub-'tome.ior
- stituted her own daughter's boy and
While Helen is away Oliver Urr.iy
takes Dr. Stafford for an .-co
bile ride. Stafford, under • h > in
fluence of drugs, starte i, make ' a
disrespectful remark about
! reared him, secretly, as the child
Helen had entrusted to her old
nurse to educate.
Billy Cfupps, with whom Aline
had just eloped, thus became ac
ceptable as Helen's son-in-law.
Urmy. Loosening his hold upon thu
steering wheel, Lrm;. grabs Stai
fnrd ^
f ^ h h
The machine
veers from the road, rolls down an
embarkment and Stafford is killed
while Urmy escapes miraculously,
with slight injury.
J-Ieien returns home, after re
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YYu YiY ( ", upp ' bedside
until the old nurse dies, and learns
tthe news of Stafford's death. With
her secret now safe in her own keep
ing and her daughter married.
Helen lives her remaining days .hap
jpy in the love of her husband with
^her unfortunate past obliterated.
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