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EXHIBITORS HERALD
F. K. Davis, Majestic theatre. Eastland, Tex. — Mixed patronage.
The Whirlpool, with Alice Brady. — Satisfying from every angle. Get it. Its all right. Select service suits me. — J. C. Jenkins, Auditorium theatre, Neligh, Nebr. — Neighborhood patronage.
The Cavell Case, with Julia Arthur. — Showed this picture to a large crowd. Everybody well pleased. — J. F. Johnston, Central theatre, Oberlin, Kans. — Neighborhood patronage.
The Perfect Lover, with Eugene O'Brien. — This picture just fair. Not what the public expected. Fair business.— Will F. Krahn, Lorin theatre. Berkeley. Cal. — Neighborhood patronage.
Romance and Arabelle, with Constance Talmadge. — A very pleasing little picture. Fairly good business. — John Hafner. Princess theatre, Donora, Pa. — Neighborhood patronage.
Her Only Way, with Alice Brady. — Mildly satisfying. Heard no complaint?. — Raymond Piper, Piper's Opera House. Virginia City, Nev. — General patronage.
Goodnight Paul, with Constance Talmadge.— -Same old story. Everyone pleased with this star. These Select pictures are good. — Mrs. E. Dewhirst. Beverly picture theatre. Beverly, Kans. — Small town patronage.
A Lady's Name, with Constance Talmadge.— Excellent picture. All Select? are good or better. — H. B. McFarling. Tokio theatre, Morehouse, Mo. — Neighborhood patronage.
The Perfect Lover, with Eugene O'Brien. — Same old artist stuff but with a different twist that is pleasing as well as surprising. It will go strong at regular "prices. — J. C. Jenkins. Auditorium theatre, Neligh. Nebr. — Neighborhood patronage.
The Belle of New York, with Marion Davies. — A large crowd enjoyed this -ubject. — J. H. Henry, Empire theatre. Winchester, Va.
Break the News to Mother, with a special cast. — A wonderful fine show in
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every respect. Moral fine, pleased everybody.— J. F. Johnston, Central theatre, Oberlin, Kans. — Neighborhood patronage.
The Right of Purchase, with Norma Talmadge. — Norma Talmadge will always bring the crowd. People in this neighborhood are wild over her. Fine picture, one of star's best. Everybody pleased. — A. F. Brandreau, Glory theatre, Kansas City, Mo. — Neighborhood patronage.
Triangle
Broadway Arizona, with Olive Thomas. — A good breezy play and pleased small crowd. — B. A. Belt, Bennington theatre, Bennington, Kans. — Neighborhood patronage.
Wild Life, with Wm. Desmond. — A good Western picture. — ■ Loeffelholz Bros,. Auditorium theatre. Cuba City, Wis. — General patronage.
Toton, with Olive Thomas. — Some beautiful scenes but not enough action to keep up interest. — Harold Daspit, Atherton theatre, Kentwood, La. — Mixed patronage.
Muggsy, with Jackie Saunders. — A good clean picture that pleased young and old alike. — Geo. O. Barlow, Unique theatre, Steamboat Rock, Iowa. — Neighborhood patronage.
Unto the End, with Crane Wilbur. — Just fair. — Loeffelholz Bros.. Auditorium theatre, Cuba City, Wis. — General patronage.
The Fly God, with Roy Stewart.— This was a real good one. everyone well pleased. Business fair. — E. H. Winkler. Palace theatre. St. John, Kans. — Small town patronage.
Breezy Jim. with Crane Wilbur. — Don't let them send you this one. Most of the old Triangle are fair pictures, some are excellent. This one weak. Absolutely nothing to it. — J. J. Kudlacek, Swan theatre. Swanton. Nebr. — Neighborhood patronage.
By Proxy, with Roy Stewart. — A picture to please any audience. One of the older films.— E. E. Bonham. Ideal theatre. Prairie du Sac, Wis. — Neighborhood patronage.
An Honest Man, with Wm. Desmond. Extra good. Don't be afraid to book it. — J. M. Bailey, Gem theatre, Waverley, Kans. — Neighborhood patronage.
United Artists
His Majesty the American, with Douglas Fairbanks. — We played this picture to capacity business. Star is popular here and picture pleased all. Book it. — Brockhouse & Weeks, Electric theatre. Arenzville, 111. — Rural patronage.
Broken Blossoms, a D. W. Griffith production. — Will draw with proper publicity, but not what the public wants. F. K. Davis. Majestic theatre. Eastland. Tex. — Mixed patronage.
His Majesty, the American, with Douglas Fairbanks. — Class B picture. Business poor, weather very cold. — P. D. Allerman, Strand theatre, Clinton, la. — Neighborhood patronage.
Broken Blossoms, a D. W. Griffith production. — Did not take with student patronage who want lighter entertainment. Too tragic for our patrons. — S. A. Morgan, Arcade theatre, Ann Arbor. Mich. — College town patronage.
Broken Blossoms, a D. W. Griffith
CHARLOTTE WALKER And her leading man. Wheeler Oakman, Id a scene front "Ere in Exile," snapped on the beach near Santa Barbara, where this feature was filmed by the American Film Company, Inc.
production. — Drew well but not liked. Too weird. Fair business. — Albert Waner. Acme theatre, Aransas Pass, Texas. — Small town patronage.
United Picture Theatres
A Man's Fight, with Dustin Farnum. — Fine picture. Star draws well here. Good business. — Jos. C. Staak, Royal theatre, Carroll, la. — General patronage.
Playthings of Passion, with Kitty Gordon. — My patrons thought this one of the best of the season. Hurrah, for United. — W. T. Hayes, Dreamland theatre, Providence, Ky. — Neighborhood patronage.
Her Game, with Florence Reed. — An average Florence Reed picture. She would be more popular if they would put her in other kinds of plays. — A. S. Widaman, Centennial theatre, Warsaw, Ind. — General patronage.
Universal
The Right to Happiness, with Dorothy Phillips. — Played two days to good business. Story good. — C. U. Yaeger, Rex theatre. Raton, N. M.
Roped, with Harry Carey. — Western picture where the cowboy goes east the people are always looking for something to happen. They get what they are looking for in this one. — Ellensburg theatre, Ellensburg, Wash. — General patronage.
The Sundown Trail, with Monroe Salesbury. — Star at his best. My advice is to book it. — C. A. Brooks, Orpheum theatre, Baldwinsville, N. Y. — Neighborhood patronage.
The Heart of Humanity, with Dorothy Phillips. — Played two days to good business. Wonderful picture. — W. L. Hamilton, Texas-Grand theatre, Dalhart, Tex.
Borrowed Clothes, with Mildred Har
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