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THE MOVING PICTURE WEEKLY
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BEST BALANCED.
Mr. Geo. Mayne, Manager Bluebird Exchange,
Salt Lake City, Utah: Dear Sir — I wish to congratulate you on the Bluebird service you have been sending me. These photoplays are without a doubt the peer of all others. I have been in the picture business continuously since 1889, and I find the Bluebird pictures the best balanced programs I have ever used so far. As for their drawing power, all I can say is for any one to drop in to my theatre on any Bluebird night and see for himself. Have never had a poor Bluebird yet. They sure are the best I have ever used. With best wishes, I remain, Yours truly,
WM. H. REQUA, Mgr. Cozy Theatre. Driggs, Idaho.
BECAUSE IT'S GOT TO BE GOOD.
Bluebird Photoplays, Inc., New York City: Dear Sirs — Having been a friend of the Bluebird standard, and finally a winner in favor of its quality, for the one and only reason that when it's a Bluebird it's got to be good, I am not a bit backward to claim that they are the finest screen productions that one can witness. There is always a beautiful, well-balanced and true to life story in its Bluebird masterpiece, and I hope through the medium of the exhibitors throughout the country the public will be able to enjoy the smartest and cleanest entertainment that an artistic producer can afford to offer.
Sincerely vours,
SAMUEL OTIS,
138 E. 44th St., New York City.
BLUEBIRD DAY.
Bluebird Photoplays, Inc., Salt Lake City, Utah: Gentlemen — I am happy to say that business is better, and that Bluebird Day is "the" day. The people are beginning to find out that Saturday night is "the" night, and that the Columbia is "the" place for good, clean pictures. The editor of our local paper volunteered a piece in the paper, that was real good. He said the Bluebird features that were shown at Columbia Hall were "as near perfect as any he had ever seen," and the moral was good for a Sundayschool. Yours truly,
JOHN ALLSOP, Mgr. Columbia Hall.
Grace Idaho.
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