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THE MOVING PICTURE WEEKLY
4S
Exhibitors Keep Putting It Over
LIKED "THE PURPLE MASK."
Editor Moving Picture Weekly, New York City:
Dear Sir — No doubt you will wonder why I write this letter, but I do feel that it is the duty of admirers and exhibitors to write you. The admirers of course should write their praises, while exhibitors should state how they progress with the Big Universal Program.
I, as an admirer of your program and also Miss Grace Cunard, write to tell you how delighted I am with "The Purple Mask" serial. I am as far as the ninth episode. What Miss Cunard says is right. The more you see the better one likes it. I am proud to say that Miss Cunard and I have corresponded for some years now, and no one living could give me more good advice than Miss Cunard. She is very unconventional in every way, and to my great surprise is unlike many girls. She is not selfish in admiration. Dress doesn't make her proud, in fact, those who know her can never speak otherwise than that she is an adorable lady.
"The Purple Mask" serial is certainly good, and though I promised myself to .keep "Lent," I had to break my promise because of the serial. The
THE VOICE ON THE WIRE"
EXPOSED!
SEETHE 15*^ AND FINAL EPISODE
AT THIS THEATRE .
NOW PLAYING
Block designed for the last episode for "The Voice on the Wire."
temptation was tremendous and I succumbed to it. But I feel happy and proud of My Grace, and I don't think any one could scold me for the same. I remain,
Yours sincerely, Toronto, Ont. KITTY WALL.
ENTERTAINED SOLDIERS.
Canadian Universal Film Co., Ltd., 295 St. Catharine St. West,
Montreal: Gentlemen — The Military Committee of the Y. M. C. A. desired to tender you their hearty thanks for the kind co-operation in entertaining the soldiers recruiting in our city during the winter months.
It would be difficult to express in words how valuable this splendid service has been to the men; and at the same time to convey in adequate terms the extent of their appreciation.
The Committee would like, if occasion calls, to have a continuance of this great favor during the coming winter months. Again thank you.
Very sincerely yours,
R. C. HOLDEN, Chairman of Military Committee, Y. M. C. A. Montreal, Canada.
Ruth Stoiiehouse in **The Winning Pair**
Ruth Stonehouse and Roy Stewart are certainly a winning pair in this dramatic ThreeReel Gold Seal. They are engaged, and their fathers are rival shoe manufacturers, both at home sutfering from gout. Ruth goes to the country to join her family. She stops over night at a hotel, and her shoe trunk breaking open, the clerk sends out word that there is a female shoe "drummer" in town. In the meantime the lovers meet at Ruth's hotel. Roy introduces a big buyer and Ruth lands a huge order. Later she helps Roy get a big army contract. There is a big scene, a lot of suspense complications and a most delightful love story. Book thru any Universal Exchange.