The Film Daily (1924)

Colli DB Ltural — Jled tne I fcnrt iKrrtaljty. .Ine" ..lon ^r.ulne or -ney In no dfvoiee ,,„ of the markolplaro „ Ii* prrfsra tlie Uttlo hM'len . buill nnarT Iht mouniain top. I oniy th-> sironK aad the trtitli ^Ho leavfw llie chftnt Ihoae who so J)nos«3 to pl<ir« I on the 1«Q<i TieRlccled ■°ir-»**»1°l wy9 arc itll WRATH OF THE GODS" New Novel "EVERED" \ V GAINST tlie biKfc. \ ;;rouiid of the still .mil qiiicr bcaiiiv -)t -i Liiglniid coiiiitrvMilc. the .luthor pictures llic action ■nd reaction of overwheltJiing pn'aioi) alid fiercely vinlc ICnoii^iliiy. "An intensely lumnn story, tvith tla.shcs ot Kttliar gentleness, bni^ — iii .lite of its hunianncss~»ii(icii'iitly removed from com lon experience to possess miethiiig of an epic char Ltcr. L P. DUTTON & CO. nltlve unI moat rttb» wind In air ot hecH *ok. "Chaitt ), la a ven Frank has Bame terrible re, estra-con tnd aourcea of "Bonallty which il events. He ■». Mooad al^ni. wealth of thoM a which defy a Jmo^t superhi> ove with aji (Irii there ar« 9 (o his happi irenta. who wU ine with him to ad of wealth and F rival. As the era teach, the only ,ff|ci)lt situation t^ ftree. Unkncwn t. itlAt -does »m th-^ii ■ BCoompllBhed by ar rror. la conception a 1hl:iB of B1erc.-'B Tho oC the crltnlnal. down .) olons the hiddvn ways out. alUco fall. In aome quite to 8tlr the pulse of Tlie elalvirate pattern of between fsiffltlve. shanud ia cognate act In givon loss and the maae of Imaclna A the loHc^ correUtlon of llie ,: PVank'a ln(entloTV of a dlony , dissolution' of sobrietlea becomes .most a Sticratic dlsaerlatlon In itself The telllnKOf the sIUtv TecAll". Bome.vhat. that forcotten classic 0( iBlf-tKamlnatlon. ""The Life of C*1<*1> Willianwf: "Chalk Face." too. IB re l.Tt<'il In the first pcraon, as If in JUflUfk-atlvi and extenuation of the revelniion It maJtes. The narraitor. Dr. John Mark. ronfeMea the influence of hK inraiuatlon a.' '"I hod wilted U> be eraat as men ore icreat, • ' ' Now t lonited more vcrtlElnounly far I Inntred to be able to achieve thP domolo twyond words, beyond consc-loui acta — to •»«[! the wisdom of powfr. heyuD*I **H** //THAT FRENCH GIRL* 78lh *■ Tlie »Boo!< of '^^ ihe Year At Home and Abroad The Little French Girl By ANNE DOUGLAS SEDGWICK Clarence Budington Kelland's thrilling Red Book Serial A rushing* American story ot intrigue and adventure in the world's greatest illicit Big Business — the kind of story that Kfltand likes to write and Americans like to read. As in all Keljand's best work, humor alternates >vilh thrilU. CONTRABAND Harper & Brothers ENGLAND "A Crue work of art. . h woold be difliLuIi to iLiok of an^ rcceot work of fiction whjrh leavci loch a toiid ini' praiion of a well-roanded whole." — Manchrjitr Cuantian. *'A subtle, dirtingai^bcd aod pr^ foondly moviof piece of firtioo, ■ novel fall of character, and of b pcnelratiog •iocerity."* — Daily Ttltgraph AMERICA of recent •"Ceruii •\t; even more cerlainlj, of ihe moM enjoy able."— TAe Ouitook. "Far and Bwiy the beat book Anne Doufja^ Scdfiwick has erer done. . . A <ory of great beanly Bad undeniaoding."— C/iirafo Tribunt. "A snbtle, cjilcrtainiui and entroning rtory." -N. Y. Pott. CANADA "One of the Kalf-doceii rcativ ugiuficajM no-tt^ Ic ha* coaiiofxUirzfi culcxire and laiam-. otMConldooacclvc AnarnJe Frs&cc deliKbtioK Id k."— Dini^re Advertitrr. " An extremely or^Kbiat md ettfertBtfttttic ptwv oe wort.*'— Li/e and Ltam. "The book M Kafipy wiik htah and towim; TiiniHuun Po»l. "Pur«)oy 'amaMerpiccv." 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