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Madame Estelle refuses to turn over the prize money to Annie, and even goes further than this — she discharges Annie and then exploits the dress in such a manner that she makes a great deal of money out of it. Annie, of course, tries to get the prize that is rightfully hers and the other things that she should have, and is nobly assisted in this effort by her sweetheart, Mike Monahan. Eventually, the two young people win, but only after long and hard struggling.
The story told in "Hearts of Gold" is exceedingly interesting and novel. It is told in a snappy, attention-gripping manner that is pleasing and delightful.
"Heart of Gold" is exceptional in some extraordinary beautifully and in
Rental, $10.00 per night.
DA-996-1003 "The Stolen Voice" World
Featuring Robert Warwick
Gerald Dorville. a famous young tenor, is at the height of his popularity. After years of climbing, fame and fortune seem to be within his grasp. He is the ideal of the ladies, but unfortunately incurs the enmity of one of the men who is also interested and an ardent admirer of the tenor. This doctor exerts hypnotic power and the tenor's golden voice is stilled. His money sweeps away through two years of ineffective treatment abroad, and upon his return to this country he is unable to secure any kind of a job due to his inability to speak. One day he runs across a man whom he had befriended in his days of prosperity. The former situation is now reversed, as this man is the President of a large moving picture plant and after a try-out Dorville is signed as leading man. Here he again meets one of his former admirers from the gallery, at that time a clerk behind a glove counter, but now playing the part of leading lady in his picture. The scenes now shift to Au Sable Chasm where an Indian picture is staged and where the hero and heroine fall in love with each other. The hypnotic Doctor passes away, the spell is released and Dorville's voice comes back to him.
The story is well acted and the Chasm scenes are especially beautiful. Rental, $8.00 per night.
DA-1C04-1013 "Miss Petticoats" World
Featuring Alice Brady and Johnny Hines
Miss Petticoats is a pretty young mill worker who lives with her old grandfather, a whaling captain, in New Bedford, Mass. Her mother ran away years previously and married a French Count, who neglected and abused her. Deserted, she returned to her broken-hearted old father, and shortly afterwards Miss Petticoats was born, at which time her mother passed away. Miss Petticoats' parentage was the subject of much gossip in the village, with many covert remarks and innuendos heaped upon her. Miss Petticoats stopped a runaway and saved the life of the wealthy Mrs. Copeland, who. being a shrewd and kindly woman, rewarded her by giving her a position as her secretary.
Guy Hamilton, spoiled nephew of Mrs. Copeland, resents Miss Petticoats' entrance into the home, fearing she may share inheritance or favors from Mrs. Copeland. Mrs. Worth Courtleigh, a young married woman in love with Guy, is also jealous of the girl, fearing her power over Guy. Guy is gradually at
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