Motion Picture News (Apr-Jul 1915)

June S, 1915. MOTION PICTURE NEWS tyaramourit&icture4> give you a Winning Summer Program 77?^ /^OZZOW/A/G Saturday Evening Post Advertisement, June 5, 1915 II I I I !• 3nm ' Aro iho Productions cxf ' ** Yamons Players Rim Ca, Jesse L. Lasky Itealure Play Gb./2^ Bosworik,Inc. These Stars Can be Seen Only at Paramount Theatres Until recently the coming of summer meant the passing of the highclass theatrical season. Not so today. Paramount has changed that. Paramount has magically transferred throughout the country, at any time dur high-class drama and comedy from the ing the year, the most famous plays and stage to the screen. Paramount has made the best fiction, in their screen renditions it possible for thepublic to see, everywhere — acted by the most celebrated stars. /uecuEmECUitKi Efamouj 7Uv«rJ Mary Pickford in Plays that give full opportunity for her inimitable art— " Such a Little Queen"; "Behind the Scenes"; "Cinderella"; "Mistress Nell"; Frances Hodgson Burnett's great idealistic slory "The Dawn of a Tomorrow"; a most appealing pictwre entitled " Rags"; and a play that "just fits" Mary entitled "Little Pal." — Famous Players. Ina Claire in William C. De Mille's merrycomedy of youth, " The Wild Goose Chase." — Lasky. Edgar Selwyn in "The Arab, " a pretentious production of scenic as well as dramatic interest.— Lasky. Hazel Dawn in the sprightly comedy favorite, "The Gay Lord Quex"; a new play " Clarissa,"and "Niobe." — Famous Players. Myrtle Stedman i 'Wild Olive." — Oliver Morosco. Marguerite Clark in "Wildfiower"; "The Crucible"; "Gretna Green"; the wellknown play "Mice and Men;" and "Seven Sisters," the successful comedy of many daughters and few suitors. — Famous Players. Blanche Sweet in "Stolen Goods"; "The Warrens of Virginia"; "The Captive," the successful drama, "The Secret Orchard"; and a picturization of the popular play "The Clue." — Lasky. Marie Doro in "The Morals of Marcus." — Famous Players. Laura Hope Crews in " The Fighting Hope." — Lasky-Belasco. Pauline Frederick in "Sold." — Famous Players. Leonora Ulrich in the comedy of social climbing, "The Society Pilot." — Moroseo. Victor Moore in " Chimmie Fadden." — Lasky. Charlotte Walker in " Kindling.""— Lasky. Elite JanU in "The Caprices of Kitty"; "Betty in Search of a Thrill," and in the laughable " Nearly a Lady." — Moroseo. Ceorge WoJdon Fawcett in "The Majesty of the Law."— Moroseo. John Barrymore in "Tlie Man from Mexico"; "Are You a Mason?" and in a picture dramatization of Richard Harding Davis' novel, "The Dictator." — Famous Playert. LAUKA HOl'l! CHEWS ■ 1.. l-v !'.. I,,-,., • New York itself — the theatrical cen of talent, and such a list of attractions tre of the world — does not afford a as the Paramount Program brings to better opportunity to see such an array you, wherever you are. Go and see! IV atch closely for the announcement of each of these pictures in your locality. You will enjoy them,, every one. y Paramount ^PtrTureA 4 <S OMHwmitOW™ WEST FORTIETH ' STREET NEW YORK.N.Y. ^Picture? J The trade mark that stand* for quality A Motion Picluro Magazine lor You The Paramount Magazine is a breezy little publication full of live, interesting news of the motion picture world. Each month it gives intimate accounts of players, with beautiful photographs. We'll gladly send you sample copy. Just fill out and mail this coupon. Name _ . , Address Write our nearest exchange fo'daY for information YOU are wasting your opportunities if YOU ignore advertising.