The evening world. Newspaper, April 22, 1916, Page 9

ae nan re Rae DI AP Oa OI 2k Eb T eaturing Charming ANNA NILSSON and Dashing TOM MOORE \ Written by the Famous Novelist, MRS. WILSON WOODROW Is only one individual guilty in every wrong that is done, every crime that is committed? In real life, in every possible set of circumstances, is there not always one more guilty than the actual wrongdoer? SEARCH YOUR EXPERIENCE AND FIND THE ANSWER. WHO'S GUILTY? is a series of gripping photo-dramas, each complete, in itself, and each revealing the baffling distribution of the burden of GUILT. In_ each determine for yourself— WHO'S GUILTY? See these absorbing photo-dramas. They will compel your interest as the magnet compels the steel. PICTURES THAT ARE “DIFFERENT — IDEAS THAT ARE “DIFFERENT? — A SCENIC INVESTITURE THAT IS FEE ENT’ — SOMETHING “DIFFERENT” FOR YOU TO TALK ABOUT— Ask the manager of your favorite theatre when he will show these unparalleled pictures. “DIF- The stories of each of these photo-dramas will be printed in this newspaper, one complete every week. Read the stories by MRS. WILSON WOODROW-—scee the pictures, they will be released soon. It Was PATH Who Gave the Publie— “Who Pays?” “The Exploits of Elaine’’ “The Perils of Pauline’ “Neal of the Navy” “The Red Circle” and ‘The Iron Claw”’ = res $3 feces semis DE