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Class 8— Dramas 149
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ment, causes Mankiller to be stolen and hidden. Carleton tells Denny to be in readiness at the track, and then in an aeroplane goes in search of his horse, which he finds at some distance from the race-track. He jumps from the plane into a lake, swims to shore, fights singlehanded the three thugs who have the horse, rescues him, mounts, and races for the track where he arrives just as the contestants after two false starts are lining up for the bell.
In spite of his long unscheduled run, Mankiller wins the race. Bresnahan seeking to leave town is arrested. And then Carleton meets Mary and repeats his old question, which this time she answers in the affirmative.
A thrilling story, full of suspense and action and with a happy ending. 4916 feet standard length — on 5 reds Rental $6.25
8093 Code SATO Othello Export & Import Film Co
Directed by Dimitri Buchowetski Featuring Emil Janninas, Werner Kraus and lea Lenkeffy
Produced in the same Berlm theatre, with its wealth of properties, used by Ernst Lubitsch in his Pola Negri productions. Featuring the star who played the title role in "Deception," "Loves of Pharaoh" and "Quo Vadis."
The story of a terrible tragedy due to jealousy — a drama of terrific power and compelling interest that has held theatregoers spellbound for three centuries. All the wealth of imagery and beauty of conception worthy of the finest traditions in Shakespearean lore are to be found in this unusual motion picture. It is magnificently acted and lavishly staged. A producton that no lover of Shakespeare, and no lover of motion pictures should miss seeing.
From its very start this picture moves with a swing and the sensation of suspense is sustained and accentuated to its climax in the end. A thoroughly satisfying Shakespearean screen production.
5552 feet standard length — on 6 reels Rental $9.00
8094 Code SATU Try and Get It Hodkinson
Featuring Bryant Washburn, Joseph Kilgour and Billie Dove Adapted from The Saturday Evening Post story "The Ring tailed Galliwampus" Jim Donovan runs a printing plant where the twelve hour day, twelve dollars a week and ten minute lunch were all originated. He tells one of his employees, Joe Merrill (Bryant Washburn), that unless he can collect a bill of $25.00 against Tim Perrin within a week he can get another job, Joe finds the bill is seven years old, and Perrin refuses to pay it, producing a cancelled check for $25.00 which he claims was made in payment for the bill. Perrin's principal business is running a cement works, and he is properly credited with being harder than his own product. His daughter Rhoda (Billie Dove) has acquired a French accent and started a Parisian dressmaking shop, which her father is compelled to manage secretly to avoid being bankrupted by its operation. Joe gets thrown out of the cement works office several times by Perrin's rough workmen, and finally lays siege to the dressmaking establishment where all sorts of funny thincrs happen. Joe manages to make his various visits cost Perrin many times the amount of his bill, and finally Perrin tells him that if he will come to his office the next morning
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