PEERLESS PICTURES

.+. Owing tv the furry steamer failing to connect with the coast mail Saturday, the management of the. Peerless wish to announce that- they ( are unable to screeo the film "The Chuat," to-night. DOROTHY- DALTON TO-NIGHT. "Tyrant Fear" featuring Dorothy Dalton will be screened again to-night in conjunction with the screaming two-reel MACK SENNETT COMEDY 'She Loved Him Plenty." A'EDNESDAY— VIOLA DANA AND GEORGE BEBAN. On Wednesday only the Metro Co. will present the winsome Viola Dana in "AVEAVER. OF DREAMS." A splendid all star series play from Myrtle Reed's popular novel. Tho other star features the world's foremost charaetre actor of tlie screen, George Beban in "ONE MORE AMERICAN." "Weaver of Dreams" is one of tbose quaint, exquisite stories in which adorable Viola Dana excels. It is a drama of human hearts. Miss Dsvaa plays Judith, who becomes engaged to young Dr. Keith. Together the two young people watch the building of their future home, "The House of Heatts" and the sentimental lovable musician, "the weaver of dreams," watches them. Then comes Margery. Margery is frivolous and affected, two things which Judith, in her true, steady love for Keith has forgotten how to be. Keith is drawn to bw. he is fascinated. The time comes when Judith sees a caress that makes her blood run cold. How does she meet the situation? This is n question that is answered in a humatn way that will an straight to the heart of the spectators of this beautiful photodrama. "ONE MORE AMERICAN" Wears the Paramount label and this picture will delight everyone who is fortunate enough to see it. on account of the big human heart appeal that ?t contains. "His preparations and great joy at the arrival of his wife and child. His bitter disappointment. Through the schemes of . a grafting politician — his wife — his child — were torn from his loving embrace. But. through the sympathetic interest of his friends — they were brought back to him once again. Then — the Happy Reunion. This picture is a delight — evry inch of it. The gentle art of George Beban will send you home with joy in your heart, and a little — just a little—sob in your throat. Don't miss it. This fine programme will be shown on Wednesday only. Reserve seats can be booked at Kilgour's.