The evening world. Newspaper, June 22, 1914, Page 6

i = > ES es Bi ~ — =. 5 Read This aes a a I ] I’S here—the event t the entire country has been waiting for—the most costly, most remarkable motion picture production ever brought out —The Million Dollar Mystery, nine miles of film involving love, romance and adventure. Today marks the start of this thrilling photo-story by Harold MacGrath, famous author of “Kathlyn.” The better theatres everywhere will present to you, starting today, two-reel episodes of this drama once each week. Each episode isode will be filled with thrills Ppeotarhsd Each scene will reveal sensations never before attempted. As ry progresses, week by week, a startling mystery will be unraveled. And pod Coty nar will be paid for the best 100 word solution of this mystery. Think of it! $10,000 for 100 words. $100 a word! Simply see this remarkable series of motion pictures—read the story by Harold MacGrath in the New York Globe — ‘and write your solution of the mystery. A clew to the be given in every episode. Anybody is eligible to compete for the $10,000.00. It is only necessary to see the pictures and to read the story in order to write your solution. Complete information will be furnished by the theatres exhibiting the Million Dollar Mystery. Go today or tonight —ece the first episode of this stupendous, mystic production — and get full information about the $10,000.00-for-a-100-words offer. Starts Thanhouser’s Newest, Dollar Motion Picture Production THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, TUNE “22, 1914. Toda y! Million THE MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY By Harold MacGrath $10,000 for 100 Words! The Million Dollar Mystery will bring to light the mysterious ceremonies of the Black Hundred—a band of Russian Millionaires bound by secret oaths to carry out their fiendish designs._ It will reveal the innermost secrets ha this inperinponelty known society. You will see in these amazing films how the dextrous hand of Harold MacGrath has woven love and hatred into every ecene. You will witness the experiences of Florence oS ae millionaire heiress, whoee fortune the plotters are attempting to obtain. You will be thrilled by startling eurprises —the fall of a balloon in mid-ocean, the death-defying portrayal of a railroad wreck, the breath- taking escapes of the heroine from the clutches of the villains, In these wonderful tures you will see, for the first time, scenes of the ocean-bottom's mysterious —pictares taken under water at tremendous In the Million Dollar M you will Snow, Lila Chester, James Cruze, Sidney Bracy, Alfred Norton and Frank Farrington. The enacting of thie entire story has been supervised by Lloyd famous director of the Thanhouser Film Corporation. ‘The Million* Dollar; Mystery is, by far, the most elaborate film production ever staged. No expense has been spared to e this series of motion- pictures the most entertaining and instructive photoplay ever presented. the better theatres will show this stupendous attraction, Below i isa Bet 0 s Se theatres showing the yall i Alege Million Dollar tonight. Hurry 'round to favorite theatre—see the poten roy pe ae] as Ganincad ¢ offer of $10,000.00 for 100 words. See the First Great Episode of The Million Dollar Mystery At These Theatres TODAY! Loew’s Avenue B, Avenue B and 5th St., bel York, N. Y. w’s Broadway, Broadway near M rtle A venue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Loew’s Columbia, Washington and Tillary Streets, Brooklyn, N. Y. Loew’s Delancey "Street, Delancey and Suffolk Streets, New York, N. Y. fyi ttle % yim on 4 Wonderful Story by Harold MacGrath Startins in Today’s NEW YORK GLOBE + fan . Loew’s Fulton, Fulton Street, near Nostrand Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Loew’s Seventh Avenue, 124th Street and Seventh Avenue, New York, N. Y. Loew’s Lyric, Hoboken, N. J. Spring, 405 docine St. Jersey City, N. J. f oe ‘ . SE 4 emer eeeimedt fo