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EXHIBITORS HERALD April 22, 1922
We Need Add Nothing to This!
Seldom does a big Metropolitan newspaper editorialize on a single picture.
But the Chicago Tribune one of the nation's most influential papers, gives a long editorial on "Smilin' Through."
It will pay every exhibitor to read every word of this, because it means money in your pocket.
Speaking of Joseph M. Schenck's Presentation of
NORMA TALMADGE
in
Smilin' Through
Adapted by James Ashmore Creelman and Sidney A. Franklin from Allen Langdon Martin's play. Directed by Sidney A. Franklin; photographed by Roy Hunt and Charles Rosher; technical directors, Willard M. Reineck and Lawrence Hitt.
A First National Attraction
All the Screen Can Give!
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