Exhibitor's Trade Review (May-Aug 1925)

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Four Metro-Goldwyn players offer autographed personals to be used as prizes in various contests that will take place during the Greater Movie Season. George K. Ar.hur puts his "John Hancock" on the frying pan he used in Josef von Sternberg's "The Exquisit; Sinner." Sally O'Neill, the Metro star, Lucille LeSeueur signs the gets up a whole package of J palate she used in Metro's props to offer as prizes. ยป "Time, the Comedian." As his offering for the display, Lew Cody autographs the bell he used in Hobart Henley's production, "Nothing to Wear." Lowell Sherman and his mother arrive from Chicago. He is getting set for "Satin in Labels," for Warner Brothers. With First National's "Chickie" playing at the Lowe's State Theatre, Los Angeles, and the usherettes all bedecked to welcome the visiting Shriners, there was plenty doing for the week of the celebration. All house records were broken. Mack Sennett's new crop for the year 1925 show the latest in beach costumes. In fact it m'ght be said that some of these costumes have hardly arrived yet.