Exhibitors Herald (Jun-Dec 1917)

8 EXHIBITORS HERALD ft., I i if , 4§7 'Sir >ni!!i|;i ■'uiiw 111 // .iy.: 'iiiiiiiii my ; ,0 ■ 9i Advisory Board: '"' SAMUEL GOLDFISH SS Chairman r.n.i EDGAR BELWYX SS IRVIN 8. COBB :=jjj ARTHUR HOPKINS !SS MARGARET MAYO • «M == KOI COOFKB MEGRUE 5# |S ARCHIBALD SELWYN iS. CROSBY GAIUE PORTER EMRRSON otS M BROWS K W: I M 1 f 13 N> Goldwyn Pictures' Message to You GOLDWYN PICTURES, which will be seen in leading theatres throughout the world beginning September 9, and first in ^'cw York at the Strand on that date, are the works of artists and great specialists. These productions bring new refinements and abilities to the screen. They introduce distinguished personalities of the screen and stage to audiences that will at once appreciate the care and skill and sympathy with which they have been directed. Goldwyn Pictures are not merely a new step in screen production. They are not an evolution. They are a revolution in picture-making. Goldwyn's world-known stars thus far announced arc: Mae Marsh, Madge Kennedy, Jane Cowl, Maxine Elliott and Mary Garden. Other noted stars are soon to be announced. Corporation 16 E. 42d ST.. NEW YORK CITY Telephone: Vanderbilt 11 =1 r ' i:: We Extend a Cordial Invitation to all exhibitors and operators to visit us at our office and salesroom, Fourth floor, Mailers Building, 5 South Wabash Avre. While Attending the M. P. E. L. Exposition and Convention which is being held at the Coliseum Building, Chicago, 111., July 14 to 22. We will have on display late model picture machines, motor generator sets and all equipment used in the M. P. Theatre Exhibitors Supply Company, Inc. !! ■ 1 403-408 Mailers Building Chicago, Illinois Distributors of Machine and National Carbons TRADE MARK REGISTERED i