Descriptive Catalogue of Kodascope Library 16mm Motion Pictures: Sixth Edition (1936)

192 CLASS 8— DramaE wood. Ella's attempts to enter the contest are almost frustrated by her vigilant stepmother, but dressed in borrowed finery, she attends the big ball and wins the coveted prize. Filled with visions of the future, Ella goes to Hollywood — only to find that the promoters of the contest Vv^ere frauds. Discouraged, she nevertheless tries to break into the movies, with results both pathetic and amusing. Finally she gains admittance to a studio, by evading the gateman, and bursts into a fire scene. Thinking it is a real fire, she does her part to put it out — and makes such an impression on the directors that she finally lands a job. Then, to make her success complete, she also lands the iceman, and everything ends happily. Ella Cinders is a picture that you and your friends are certain to enjoy. 1906 feet — on 5 reels Rental $3.75 8165 Code SEMAR The Drop Kick First National Featuring Richard Barthelmess, Dorothy Revier, Hedda Hopper and Barbara Kent Here is Richard Barthelmess as his movie fans have always wanted to see him, in the kind of a story they have always hoped he would play. As an undergraduate football hero in his college, Dick has been spending a frivolous summer without even noticing that little Barbara, one of the really worth while girls, regards him with secret hero worship. Upon his return to college, Dick finds that his good friend, the football Coach, has married one of the flippant and extravagant "college widows," who tries unsuccessfully to carry on a former flirtation with Dick, who is disgusted with her. To gratify her extravagances, the Coach appropriates some football trust funds. On the eve of the big match football game, with exposure imminent, the Coach commits suicide under circumstances which his designing widow distorts into a circumstantial plot involving Dick. The day of the great game finds Dick in disgrace and despair, playing a poor game at which his mother and Barbara are disappointed spectators. Dick's mother cleverly exposes the widow's plot and Dick wins the game with a spectacular drop kick that will delight every spectator as much as it did his classmates. A splendid play of modern college life, full of football games, fraternity dances, with dramatic action, comedy and pathos, splendidly directed and beautifully presented. One of the finest pictures that this popular star has ever made. 1894 feet— on 5 reels Rental $5.00 8166 Code SSMER Orchids and Ermine First National Featuring Colleen Moore, Jack Mulhall, Sam Hardy and Gwen Lee Colleen Moore is a telephone operator at the Ritz, whose business it is to put through calls of genuine and pretending millionaires to their wives, sweeties and what nots. Colleen, after a disconcerting experience with each variety, has about given up her dreams of some day wearing honest orchids and ermine, when Jack Mulhall. a shy, but immensely wealthy young oil man, arrives at the hotel. Hating notoriety, Mulhall compels his ex-driller valet (Sam Hardy) to change identities with him. As his own valet he then proceeds to fall in love with Colleen and she with him, but a series of exciting misadventures nearly crushes their romance in the bud. Eventually, after each has gone to jail, one for counterfeiting, the other for theft, the amusing complications are straight To jecure subjects of your own choice