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“The Affairs of Anatol”
“Peter Pan”
“Montmartre”
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These Stupendous
HE great, all-star, Cecil B. DeMille production, now being filmed with the followin east: Wallace Reid, Gloria Swanson, Elliott Dexter, Bebe Daniels, Monte Blu Wanda Hawley, Theodore Roberts, Agnes Ayres, Theodore Kosloff, Dorothy Cum
ming, Raymond Hatton and Julia Faye. Read those names over. Think of the wonde! ful production, with a cast like that. Here is evidence of what the new producti« policy of Paramount means to exhibitors.
HE greatest fantasy ever put into the English language. The immortal stage suc cess of Sir James M. Barrie, to be filmed in England, after complete and exhaw tive experiments of lighting, extraordinary sets, beautiful exteriors, ete., whici
are going to make it an absolutely one hundred per cent. picture, under the direct su ervision of the world-renowned author.
HE greatest drama France has ever known. A picture of Paris, its boulevards, i
underworld, its flaunting, dazzling gaiety, and its intense drama. This is a moder
La Boheme, picked by all judges as the greatest drama that ever came out « France. Mgny of its wonderful scenes will be filmed in France.
NOTHER wonderful Cecil B. DeMille production, also to be made with an all-sta
the Lady” cast of famous players. The story is adapted from the story of the same nam by Leonard Merrick, England’s favorite story writer. 66 ae % “ae The End of MAMMOTH masterpiece, containing one of the most intensely thrilling plots ev: the World put into pictures, with many scenes laid in Shanghai, the end of the world. “The Great GEORGE MELFORD production of one of E. Phillips Oppenheim’s greate Impersonation” stories, to be made with an all-star cast, depicting a plot absolutely unique. ““BACK PAY.’’ By Fannie Hurst, author of ‘‘Humor‘*AMOS JUDD."’) The great psvehic melodrama by the i:° esque.’? The first production by this author since the reeJohn Ames Mitchell, former editor of ‘‘ Life.’’
ord-breaking production, ‘‘Humoresque.
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‘““THE SHULAMITE.’’ An adaptation of Edward KnoArthur Jones, the dean of British playwrights, made uni¢ block’s great romantic drama. his supervision. | ‘CBVERYTHING FOR SALE.’’ An original story written “THE BLUE ROOM.’’ A Cosmo Hamilton. story. Ty especially for the screen by Hector Turnbull, author of author of ‘‘Midsummer Madness,‘’ ‘‘The Prineess of Ne
‘““The Cheat.’’
“(UNEASY VIRTUE.”’
York’’ and ‘‘The Almighty Dollar’? will prepare this ste especially for the sereen. A wonderful story and a great
picture in which Gloria Swanson will be starred. “THE CONQUEST OF CANAAN.'’ By the great) Aim ican author, Booth Tarkington, Probably the most humant
“THE BRIDE'S PLAY.’’ Written by Donn Byrne. In entertaining American novel ever put into print.
the cast are Marion Davies and Wyndham Standing. Spec;
tacular and beautiful, with special sets, costumes and dances, “THE HELL DIGGERS. "’ Starring Wallace Reid. A yu
designed by Joseph Urban, scenic directot of the Ziegfeld digious melodrama with a great love romance, bigger th
Follies. ‘‘The Valley of the Giants."’
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ISTED on these pages are the pictures that are to become
the glory of the new season of 1921-1922, productions
not merely contemplated or vaguely hoped for but
actually bought and paid for, with the great living authors of these stories working right now to make them the film | masterpieces they deserve to be. : =
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