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Tremendous State Rights Opportunity On
Harriet I 'nderhill, New York Tribune :
"One is appalled by so much c lever
T. E. Qli$hanl, New York Eve. Mail:
"The best screen melodrama that Broadway has had this season."
/o/t/i Logan, XftL' York Herald:
"There is a punch to the play. "
Russell B. Proctor, New York World:
"Realism in every foot."
Steve A' at It bun. New York Eve. Sun :
"The plot? Tut, tut. It's there, so why worry? Come through yourself.' '
Jos. C. fieddy, New ) ork Morning Telegraph:
' ' W ith a punch and a dash that should make it a success."
Victor Watson, A ew ) ork American :
' The melodrama thrills; there is a veritable murrain of events."
Robert C. Welsh, New York Eve. t elegram :
"The latest and best crook, plav of the Him."
'•/.it" .Yew York Journal:
"Remarkably thrilling . . . wonderfully entertaining. . . . The best suspense drama New York has had for vears."
"Come ThrOU^H" 's tna' mas*er or" melodrama — George Bronson Howard — ?t
his best. It captured Broadway on the opening night and continued to play to capacity. It is not only extremely novel in plot, but it is directed and acied with much more than ususal skill.
'^^Qjjlg THrOUffh,> 'S on^ ^''m P'ay shown on Broadway this year that has received
the enthusiastic and unqualified endorsement of every critic in
Greater New York.
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vOlllC ■ IlrOUfirrl proof of its pulling power is your assurance of the way YOU can present this MMK»«M^HmHM marvelous picture to the Exhibitors in your territory. Choice open territory awaiting negotiations. Don't be the last to apply. All communications answered in the order of their receipt. For Direct Bookings apply to any Universal Exchange. For State Rights address State Rights Department.
UNIVERSAL FILM MANUFACTURING CO.
CARL LAEMMLE, President
1600 Broadway
"The Largest Film Manufacturing Concern in the Universe"
New York