The Moving Picture Weekly (1916-1917)

— THE MOVING PICTURE WEEKLY 43 HARRY CAREY ENGAGES IN RURAL PURSUITS. m m THE POPULARITY is only another way of saying Universal Animated Weeiciy It's popular with the crowd because it gets the news while the news is bright and fresh. It shows them the event almost as quick as the newspapers print the story. U. A. W. is alive and "on the job" every minute of every day — rain or shine, week-day or Sunday. It has the largest staff of camera correspondents in the industry. No important "happening" can escape their searching cameras. Universal Animated Weekly has shown the news and gone after more while others are "getting ready to exhibit." If you want to show FRESH NEWS book UNIVERSAL ANIMATED WEEKLY through your nearest Universal Exchange, or Universal Animated Weekly 1600 Broadway, New York. 'J'HE high cost of living holds no terror for Harry Carey, noted Universal Western actor, as he now is the proud possessor of a ranch at Newhall, some twenty miles north of Universal City. He motors back and forth and during the time when he is not engaged before the camera the delineator of cowboy roles may be seen behind the plow or working in his potato and onion gardens. "They may be able to charge me high prices for a few things, but out here on this ranch," said the actor. "I am raising practically everything I need for my table and the first time I strike an oil well I'll make my own gasoline, too." However, it has been disclosed by Fred A. Kelsey, his director, that Carey's ranch hands do most of the work, as a great deal of the actor's time is occupied in entertaining the many friends who motor out to the ranch for week ends. Carey declares, however, that he intends to dismiss the ranch hands and make his guests plow and hoe instead of merely sleeping and eating when they spend the time at "Careyville," as he calls his ranch. Carey appears on this week's program in "The Golden Bullet." " ■■IM , ^ \mms>m "HIS FATAL BEAUTY." Joker Comedy. Story and scenario by Jack Cunningham— Produced by W. W. Beaudine. CAST. Milt Milburn Moranti Persilla Za Su Pitts Ebbie William Franey Banker's Daughter Lillian Peacock Persilla holds a mortgage on Milt's hotel, but says that she will cancel it if he will make his son Ebbie marry her. But Ebbie refuses so definitely that he is thrown out. He goes to the city to make his fortune. He has the good luck to save a banker from thugs in the park, and is given the job of man-of-all-work in the bank. He meets and falls in love with Lillian, the banker's daughter. Shortly afterward, thieves break into the bank. Ebbie fights them and saves the gold. He then retires into the safe, where they find him in the morning with the money. He is rewarded with the hand of Lillian. rOKER^ DRAWiNQ (Sm Universal Comedies are winning fame for themselves and fortune for the Exhibitors who show them each week. They are clean and wholesome fun that keep the fans in constant roars of laughter through the exceedingly humorous situations the hero and heroine constantly find themselves in. Tiiree Different Styles of Comedy Nestor — L-Ko — and Joker offer you a versatility in fun and laughs that will be a big help in putting your show over. Each is a different style of comedy, which makes the big hit with your patrons. They'll go anywhere to see them — to your competitor, for instance, if you won't show them. Give the people what they want by booking Nestor — L-Ko — and Joker thru any Universal Exchange, or Universal Film Mfg. Co* CARL LAEMMLE, President "The Largest Film Manufacturing Concern in the Universe" 1600 Broadway, New York