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January 5, 1918.
MOTOGRAPHY
done many times." — C. Everett Wagner, Dreamland Theater. Chester, S. C.
The Derelict, with Stuart Holmes (Fox) — "A very interesting picture, with the star at his best. Business capacity for two days." — Peter Grillo, Majestic Theater, Haverhill, Mass.
One Dollar's Worth (General) — "These good O. Henry stories are what the people like. They always please." — George L. Madison, Kozy Theater, Chicago. — Downtown house.
She, with Yaleska Suratt (Fox) — "An old oriental story and a good picture. A good drawing card." — Peter Grillo, Majestic Theater, Haverhill, Mass.
GOLDWYN
The Manxman, with Elizabeth Risdon (Goldwyn) — "Business very poor. Production good but has no drawing power." — Toe Steurle, Walnut Theater, Louisville, Kv.
Unknown No. 274, with June Caprice (Fox) — "June Caprice does not draw for us and this picture did not please. In our advertising we featured the name of the producer, William Fox, rather than the star." — D. C. Miller, Alcazar and Boston Theaters, Chicago. — Downtown houses.
Polly of the Circus, with Mae Marsh (Goldwyn) — "A good picture. Pleased a large audience." — Louis J. Frana, Olympia Theater, Calmar, Iowa.
Wedding Bells and Roaring Lions (Fox-Sunshine Comedy) — "This is a good comedy." — D. C. Miller, Alcazar " and Boston Theaters, Chicago. — Downtown
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Sunshine Alley, with Mae Marsh (Goldwyn) — "Mae Marsh never will be a favorite here. This picture would make a good 'family group day' attraction, as it contains many cute animal scenes." — R. J. Relf. Star Theater, Decorah, Iowa.
GENERAL The Lady in the Library, with Vola Vale (General)— "A very good four-reel feature. We played this to capacity business." — Peter Grillo, Majestic Theater, Haverhill, Mass.
Baby Mine, with Madge Kennedy (Goldwyn) — "A rattling good farce comedy. Should please any class of audience." — A. K. MacMartin, Empress Theater, Kamloops, B. C, Canada.
Hubby's Holiday, with Neal Burns (General) — "A cracking good comedy. It gets a riot of laughter. Xo vulgarity whatever." — George L. Madison, Kozy Theater, Chicago. Downtown house.
KEYSTONE The Late Lamented (Keystone) — "A dandy comedy, as good as any on the market." — J. C. Taylor. Capitol Theater, Frankfort, Kv.
KLEINE
Two Bit Seats, with Taylor Holmes (EssanayPerfection) — "This star scored a hit on his first appear
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