Motion picture news booking guide (1929)

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Famous Authors — Real Stories — Star Casts — Big Pictures — All go to make up “The Box-Office Twenty” for 1928-29. Here are the Titles and Authors for the Rayart-Built-For-The-Box-Office Program. They are divided into three groups as follows: DE LUXE 4 SPECIALS BUILT FOR THE BOX-OFFICE THE DIVINE SINNER With Vera Reynolds THE BILLIONAIRE With A1 St. John SHIPS OF THE NIGHT With Jacqueline Logan SHANGHAI ROSE With Mae Busch BEST 8 SELLERS THE MAN FROM HEADQUARTERS By George Bronson Howard SISTERS OF EVE By E. Phillips Oppenheim THE DEVIL’S CHAPLAIN By George Branson Howard BY FAMOUS AUTHORS THE TWO SISTERS By Virginia T. Vandewater THE BLACK PEARL By Mrs. Wilson Woodrow THE CITY OF PURPLE DREAMS By Edwin Baird HIS THIRD MASTER By Max Brand ANNE AGAINST THE WORLD By Victor Thome IMPERIAL 8 PHOTOPLAYS SWEET SIXTEEN With Helen Foster HANDCUFFED By Arthur Hoerl WHEN DREAMS COME TRUE By Victor Rousseau WITH BIG ALL STAR CASTS SOME MOTHER’S BOY By Bennett Cohen THE ROMANTIC FOOL By Arthur Hoerl BROTHERS By Leota Morgan ISLE OF LOST MEN With Tom Santschi SHOULD A GIRL MARRY? By Arthur Hoerl We ask the Exhibitor support for “The Box-Office Twenty” knowing that we are asking you to book for your Theatre the best the screen can offer in independent photoplays. Rayart Pictures Corporation 723 Seventh Avenue New York Foreign Distributors, Richmount Pictures, Inc. 10