The evening world. Newspaper, January 3, 1916, Page 12

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TODAY The Second Chapter of THE GIRL AND THE GAME Starts at Leading Theatres And now-comes the second chapter of the greatest of ail film navels, “The Girl and the Game.’’ The first presentation of this chapter will be given tonight at leading theatres. Go see it! See beautiful, daring Helen Holmes play the heroine’s role. See the great locomotive chase—two locomotives running abreast at a furious ace. See fearless Helen Holmes make a flying leap from one locomotive cab to another while the engines are traveling at 50 miles anfhour. Don’t miss this sensational scene! The first chapter of “The Girl and 8 < A the Game” is still appearing at a number of theatres to accommodate those who failed to see it last week. By all means see this stupendous film novel, it was written by the noted author, Frank H. Spearman, ‘The story is appearing in leading news- papers. The motion pictures cost helf a million dollars to produce. The entire novel will be presented in fifteen chapters—a new chapter each week. Each chapter is complete, although all are connected. If you are looking for thrills—tor sensational motion picture entertainment—go today to see “The Girl and the Game. Read the Story in the NEW YORK EVENING WORLD Motion pictares produced by the Signal Film Corporation and distributed through 68 Mutual exchanges in America, Exhibitors: Write or wire your nearest Mutual Exchange. Household Economy ARB FINO ES 3 5 et sc mk eo), isd FX US, 2 us ES ISS ROE: Jess, 1 ee or . oe a ee wee AUTOMOBILES. or write for new catalogue Re te — _— THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JANUARY 3, AUTOMOBILES. The most distinctive and distinguished car in the show. The Abbott-Detroit Motor Coach—-Roadster type seats four comfortably—a triumph of Motor Car Engineering, $1495, f. 0. b. Detroit. 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