Associated First National franchise (Nov 1921-Apr 1922)

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You’ll See a Brand New 7 ANITA STEWART in The Woman He Married A LOUIS B. MAYER PRODUCTION Directed by Fred IKiblo, icho made “ The Three Musketeers ” and “ The Mark of Zorro ” and “ Mother O’ Mine,” tfie winsome star registers more convincingly in this than she ever did before. It’s a problem play without “ sex stuff” a drama that will seize and please the most critical. A First National Attraction min •iimtiiiimttiiiniiiMiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiuiiiiiiliiiiiiii and in the meantime — i ANITA STEWART in "A Question of Honor” A LOUIS B. MAYER PRODUCTION is making good on first run TN DETROIT, where it A played the Madison, the reviewers said: — A rattling good film is “ A Question of Honor,” with Anita Stewart starring, at the Madison Theatre this week. There is action every minute, and the looks of Miss Stewart, of course, would make any film a success. The plot concerns the clash of wills of strong men, and includes one rough-and-tumble fight, with nothing barred, either hands or feet, that is a thriller. Virtue triumphs in the end, but has to prove its ability to handle rifles and thugs before success crowns it. — DETROIT NEWS. Anita Stewart in “ A Question of Honor,” at the Madison this week, is called on to do a number of things and does them all superbly. She rides, swims, shoots and neatly frustrates the schemes of a group of unscrupulous financiers. In addition she is given opportunity of wearing a variety of costumes from riding habit to evening gown. — DETROIT JOURNAL. It is a picture of swift action and situations which quicken the pulse and the beautiful “ shots ” of mountain scenery make it a production of charm and interest. Miss Stewart is thoroughly adequate to the demands made upon her. — DETROIT FREE PRESS. TN BALTIMORE, when it played the Rivoli, the Baltimore American declared:— It is dollars to doughnuts you’ll like the Anita Stewart film flickering at the Rivoli. In “A Question of Honor ” will be found almost everything that the public wants. There are thrills, love scenes, and misunderstandings in rapid succession, aided and abetted by excellent outdoor scenes. The film is nicely made. Like all good stories, it starts at the beginning, goes on through the middle and stops when it comes to the end. As SocietyGirlWho-Doesn’t-KnowHer-Own-Mind Number 1,483,999, Anita Stewart is charming, especially when she wears the “ pants ” without which no picture of the Great Outdoors is nowadays complete. Edward Hearn makes a handsome hero ; and you readily understand why Anne falls in love with him. In short, the film is a melodrama. The acting is good. The photography is excellent. It’s entertainment value is something like S5 per cent. It is at the Rivoli.