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GROUP 135 (Continued) General
The Heart of a Coward (5) When his mother was about to lose her
home, he proved himself a real boy. (72) Hearts and Spangles (6) Wanda Hawley in a circus story. (54, 72)
Heritage (4) Story of street waif who is reunited with his parents
through his dramatic ability. (21, 36, 54, 72, 114, 164)
His Dog (8) Regeneration of a derelict through love of a dog. (109) His Last Race (6) How determination can conquer all obstacles. (72) His Master's Voice (6) The boy who is a coward at heart but who
makes good in life's drama. (72) The Homekeeping of Jim (2) Drama of home life. (114, 164)
Hot Water (5) Adventures of a bridegroom with his in-laws. Harold
Lloyd comedy. (109) Little Annie Rooney (9) Mary Pickford in story of New York slum
life, with some very boisterous action. (146) Little Lord Fauntleroy (10) Mary Pickford gives a very fine and strong
picturization of Burnett's famous story. (146) The Ice Ticket (1) Amusing comedy. (62) Ivory Snuff Box (6) Holbrook Blinn in a romance adventure. (164) The Kickoff (6) George Walsh in a college football story. (54) The Littlest Scout (5) Children enact this story of youngsters copying
their elders. (21, 35)
Love Harbor (5) Story of friendship centered about three old seadogs
and the love of a little girl. (164) Making the Varsity (1) Rex Lease in college athletic story. (54) The Mark of Zorro (8) One of Douglas Fairbanks' finest films — high
adventure and romance strangely uplifting in its effect. (146) The Martyr Sex (5) Story of the Kentucky hills. (72) Mazok of the South Sea (5) South Sea picture. (21) The Mollycoddle (6) Douglas Fairbanks in lively society adventures of
Monte Carlo. (146) Mother of Mine (6) Produced in France. Thrilling little drama played
against a background of exceptional natural beauty of the Swiss Alps.
(155)
Mountains of Manhattan (6) Strong story of determination and will to do. (72)
Napoleon (9) All-star French cast in historical drama; authentic as to settings and details in life of the great ruler. (88)
North of '49 (7) Western film with scenes photographed at Calgary Rodeo in Canada. (A54)
Old Curiosity Shop (6) Good picture for any audience. (21)
One of the Bravest (6) Ralph Lewis in a story of fire prevention in a big city. (54, 114)
The Overland Limited (6) A mile-a-minute romantic railroad thriller.
(54, 72)
Pollyanna (5) Mary Pickford in a typically wholesome and delightful role, from Eleanor Porter's book. (146)
The President (6) Mythical kingdom story produced in Europe, starring Moujuskine. Wholesomely thrilling and entertaining. (155)
Racing Blood (6) Lively story concerning a race horse. (54, 72)
Rob Boy (6) Spectacular romance with glorious scenes of Scotland's Highlands and cast of 2000 players. (3, 67)
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