Motion picture news booking guide (Apr 1923)

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BOOKING GUIDE 60 MAN SHE BROUGHT BACK, THE. Produced by Charles Miller Productions, Inc. Distributed by Playgoers. Released Sept. 24, 1922. With Earle Fox, Doris Miller and Frank Losee. Director, Charles Miller. Length, 4,792 feet. Synopsis: Northwest Mounted drama. John Ramsey seeks adventure by joining: the Royal Mounted. He wins the heart of Margo, daughter of the commander, and they plan to wed when he gets his chevrons. John is given a chance to " get his man." Through fear he fails and is discharged in disgrace. Margo's faith in him wavers for a time, but courage comes to him. Then, alone he goes after his man — and comes back with two— one, a murderer, the other the smuggler leader. References: Reviewed issue September 23, 1922, page 1498. s First Run Showings: Page 2659, Nov. 25, 1922. Advertising: Pages 1594-5, Sept. 30; 2492, Nov. 18; 2868, Dec. 9, 1922. Cecil B. DeMilles Mi PRODUCTION WITH \\ter Thomas Meighan Leatrice Joy and Lois Wilson (2 paramount Qidure MANSLAUGHTER. Produced by Cecil B. De Mille. Distributed by Paramount. Released Sept. 24, 1922. With Thomas Meighan, Leatrice Joy and Lois Wilson. Director, Cecil B. De Mille. Length, 9,061 feet. Synopsis: Dramatic romance of today, showing up society's jazz life. From the Saturday Evening Post serial and novel by Alice Duer Miller. Spectacular scenes of decadent Rome under the Caesars, used to point a moral. Wealthy girl craving excitement is arrested for manslaughter and convicted of the crime. The district attorney, her fiance, prosecutes the case to the limit — his object being to save the girl by sentencing her to prison. It breaks his heart to obey his duty. He becomes a sodden drunkard. The girl serves her term and forgives him. His redemption is assured. Happiness comes to both. References: Reviewed issue September 30, 1922, page 1622. First Run Showings: Pages 1370, Sept. 16; 1486, Sept. 23; 1608. Sept. 30; 1745-8, Oct. 7; 1886-8, Oct. 14; 2020-21, 2023. Oct. 21; 2278, Nov. 4; 2539, Nov. 18; 2797. Dec. 2, 1922; 440-1, Jan. 27, 1923.