The Moving picture world (January 1924-February 1924)

686 Oh tJirls (1 reel) (Virginia Vance, Cliff Bowes) ( Kducatlonal — Comedy) (Review — January 20). Old Friends (1 reel) (Educational— Song Series) (Keview — February 10). Olympic Mermaids ll reel) (Pathe— Sport) (Review—February 23). One Night It Rained (2 reels) ( Educational — Comedy) (Keview — January 12). One Of The Family (1 reel) jCharles Chase) (l*nl he — Comedy ) (Review — January 20). One Spooky Night f2 reels) (Billy Bevan) (I'athe — Comedy) (Review — January 20). Other Men's Daughters (5.930 feet) (Bryant Washburn) (Directed by Ben Wilson) (Oram! Asher) (Review — January 10). Over The World With Roosevelt (3,500 feet) (Roosevelt Memorial) (Review — January 26). Own A Lot (2 reels) (Universal — Comedy) (Review — January 20). P Painled People (5.700 feet) (Adapted from Richard Connell's story "The Swamp Angel") (Colleen Moore) (Directed by Clarence Badger) (First National) (Review — February • 9). Paris Lights (1 reel) (Syd Smith) (Educational— Comedy) (Review — January 12). Pathe Review No. 1 (1 reel) (Review — January 12). Pathe Review No. 2 (1 reel) (Refview— January 12). Pathe Review No. 3 (1 reel) (Review — January 10). Pathe Review No. 4 (1 reel) (Review — January 20). Pal he Keview No. 5 (1 reel) (Review — February 2). Pathe Keview No. 0 (1 reel) (Review — February 9). Pathe Review No. 7 (1 reel) (Review — February 10). Pathe Review No. 8 (I reel) (Review— February 23). Perfect Lady, A (1 reel) (Charles Chase) (Pathe Comedy) (Review — February 23). Peter Stuyvesant (3 reels) (Pathe) (Chronicles of America Series) (Review — February 23). Phantom Justice (0,238 feet) (Rod LaRocque) (Directed by Richard Thomas) (F. B. O.) (Review — January 20). Picking Peaches (2 reels) (Harry Langdon) (Pathe — Comedy) (Review — February 2). Pied Piper Malone (7,204 feet) (Thomas Meighan) (Directed by Alfred E. Green) (Paramount) (Review — February 9). Plastigrams (1 reel) (Educational — Stereoscopic) (Review— February 23). Political Pull (2 reels) (Pathe— Spat Family Comedy) (Review — February 23). Postage Due (2 reels) (Stan Laurel) (Pathe — Comedy) (Review — February 10). Powder And Smoke (1 reel) (Charles Chase) (Pathe — Comedy) (Review — February 9). Pure Grit (4.571 feet) (Based on novel "A Texas Ranger" by William Macleod Ratne) (Roy Stewart) (Directed by Nat Ross) (Universal) (Review — January 5). Rat's Revenge (1 reel) (Pathe — Cartoon) (Review— February 2). MOVING PICTURE WORL Q Quit Kidding (2 reels) (Buddy Messinger) (Universal—Century) (Review — February 23). R Rendezvous (7,415 feet) (Conrad Nagel) (Directed by Marshal Nellan) (Goldwyn) (Heview — January 12). It— tl'-s Wives (0 reels) (Doris Kenyon) (Directed by Gregory La Cava) (C . C. Burr) (Review— February 16). Rich Pup (2 reels) (Unlveraal— Century) (Review— January 12). Ride 'Em Cowboy (2 reels) (Bobby Vernon) (Educational — Comedy) Review — January 5). Rivals (1 reel) (Universal— Comedy) (ReviewJanuary 5). Rock-Bound Brittany (1 reel) (Fox — Educational) Keview — February 23). Rural Romance (1 reel) (Pathe— Cartoon) (Review— February 10). 8 Sailor's Life (1 reel) (Educational— Hodge Podge) (Review — January 19). School Pals (2 reels) (Fox— Comedy) (Review —February 16). Shadow Of The East (5,874 feet) (Based on novel by E. M. Hull) (Frank Mayo) (Directed by George Archalnbaud) (Fox) (Review — February 16). Smithy (2 reels) (Stan Laurel) (Pathe— Comedy) (Review — January 19). Song of Love ((8.000 feet) (Based on Margaret • Peterson's novel, "Dust of Desire") (Norma Talmadge) (Directed by Chester Franklin. Francis Marlon) (First National) ((Review — January 19). Son of Ananias (1 reel) (Universal-Comedy) (Review — January 5). Sporting Youth (0,712 feet) (Reginald Denny) (Directed by Harry A. Pollard) (Universal — Jewel) (Review — February 2). Spring Fever (2 reels) (Harry Sweet) (Fox — Comedy) (Review — January 19). Stay Single (2 reels) (Dorothy Devore) (Educational — Comedy) (Review — January 19). Stranger (0,000 feet) (Based on story, "The First and the Last," by John Galsworthy) (Betty Compson) (Directed by Joseph Henaberry) (Paramount) (Review — February 16). Such Is Life (2 reels) (Baby Peggy) (Universal— Comedy) (Review — February 2). Switching Hour (2 reels) (F. B. O. Fighting Blood) (Review— January 12). T Taking A Chance (1 reel) (Pathe— Sport) (Heview — January 26). Telephone Girl (2 reels each) (F. B. O.— Wltwer Series) (Review — February 28). Ten Commandments (12 reels) (Theodore Roberta) (Directed by Cecil DeMlile) (Paramount) (Review — January B). ' February 23, 1924 Ten Dollars or Ten Days (2 reels) (Ben Turpln) (Pathe— Comedy) (Review— January 5). Three Miles Out (5.700 feet) (Madge Kennedy) (Directed by Irvln Wlllat) (Kenma) (Review— January 12). Three O'clock in the Morning (6 reels) C. C. Burr) (Directed by Kenneth Webb) (Review — February 23). Through the Dark (7,999 feet) (Based on Btory, "The Daughter of Mother McGinn," by Jack Boyle) (Colleen Moore) (Directed by George Hill) (Goldwyn) (Review— January 19). Tire Trauble (2 reels) (Our Gang) (Pathe— Comedy) (Review — January 12). Tough Tenderfoot, A (2 reels) (Universal— Leather-Pushers) (Review — February 23). Two Wagons Both Covered (2 reela) (Pathe — Rogers — Comedy) (Review— January 6). W Week End Husbands (6,700 feet) (Alma Kubens) (Directed by Daniel Carson Goodman) (Equity Pictures Corporation) (ReviewFebruary 16). West of the Water Tower (7 reels) (Baaed on novel by Homer Croy) (Glenn Hunter) (Directed by Rolin Sturgeon) (Paramount) (Review — January 12). When a Man's a Man (6,910 feet) (Based on Harold Bell Wright's novel) (John Bowers) (Directed by Edward D. Cllne) (First National) (Review — February 16). White Panther (4,600 feet) (Bex Baker) (Directed by Alvln J. Nelta) (Phil ' Goldstone) (Review — Februsry 9). White Sin (6,237 feet) (F. B. O.— Palmer Photoplay) Directed by William Setter) (Review —February 23). Why Wait (1 reel) (Universal — Comedy) (Review— January 26). Whispered Name (5.196 feet) (Based on atage play, "The Co-respondent," by Rita Weiman and Alice Leal Pollack) (Bnth Clifford) (Directed by King Baggot) (Universal) (Review — January 19). White Wing Monkey (1 reel) (Universal — Comedy) (Review — January 19). Wide Open (2 reels) (Educational— Mermaid) (Review— February 23). Woman Who Sinned (6.500 feet) (Finis Fox) (Story and direction by Finis Fox) (Review —February 28). Y Yankee. Consul (6,148 feet) (Associated Exhibitors) i Has. el on musical comedy by Henry Blossom and A. G. Robyn) (Douglas MacLean— Star) (Directed by J. W. Horne) (Review — February 23). You're Next (2 reels) (Universal — Comedy) (Review — February 16). "A Perfect Lady" (Pathe — Comedy— One Reel) Charles Chase in this comedy appears as a female impersonator in an amateur show who is forced to wear his costume home. He meets with varied experiences, and is such an attractive looking "woman'' that the men all want to make dates with him. While there are some amusing situations, it is hardly up to the standard of the best of this series. — C. S. S. "Oh! Captain" (Educational — Comedy — One Reel) To escape "porch shieks" Auntie takes her niece on an ocean voyage. Before the ship has cast off there are some novel water scenes. Auntie's plunge from the hurricane deck into the oily water of the harbor and the antics of sailors will keep up audience pep. This is a Cameo Comedy directed by Albert Ray and featuring Cliff Bowes, Sid Smith and Virginia Vance. — T. W. "Easy Work " (Universal — Comedy — One Reel) Slim Summerville and Bobby Dunn engage in rivalry for a girl in this single reeler and Slim wins by forcing Bobby to marry an old maid. Then they are both broke and try to secure Slim's wife's necklace to sell. There is an average amount of amusement in this subject and the closing situation will strike many as being quite risque. — C. S. S. "A Tough Tenderfoot" (Universal — Series — Two Reels) The high standard of entertainment value reached in previous issues of the "Leather Pushers" is maintained in this one in which Kid Robertson is persuaded by a girl to stop off at a small town and "lick" a bully who according to her father's will is to become her husband if no one can outfight him. There is drama, good comedy "and pathos involving an abandoned baby and the usual snappy fight in the ring. — C. S. S. "Captain Kidder" (Path*: — Cartoon— One Reel) Cartoonist Paul Terry has handled this issue of the Aesop's Fables Cartoons in a manner which compares favorably with his previous offerings. There are the usual clever situations, which this time show the familiar dog, cat and mouse involved in a quest for buried treasure. Paul Terry fans will be pleased with this one. — C. S. S. "Quit Kidding" (Universal — Comedy* — Two Reels) In this Century Comedy, Buddy Messinger is cast as a messenger boy who in delivering a telegram gets mixed up in a hunt involving a treasure. He is waylaid, finally gets to the house, and gets mixed up in a variety of spooky experiences which involve disappearances, trap doors, etc. Buddy finds the important papers, brings about the arrest of the crooks and saves the treasure. There are several humorous situations and it is up to the standard of the average of this series. — C. S. S. "Rock-Bound Brittany" (Fox — Instructive — One Reel) A variety of interesting views of this French province are contained in this number. Though only a short distance from Paris, the vast difference in the customs and costumes of the inhabitants is striking. There are many striking views of the rock-bound coast, and additional interest is given the reel by views of Marshal Foch, the commander-in-chief of the Allies during the war, who has his home there. Of interest also are scenes of mysterious stone monuments, several hundred in number, whose origin and purpose are shrouded in antiquity. — C. S. S.