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September 9, 1922
EXHIBITORS HERALD
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When Will You See? "Rich Men 's Wives "
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Booked
Eugene Roth
Saw
Eugene Roth
Booked
Tom Moore
Saw
Tom Moore
Booked
Frank Newman
Saw
Frank Newman
Booked
Jensen & Von Herberg
Saw
Jensen & Von Herberg
Booked
Fred Miller
Saw
Fred Miller
Booked
Skouras Bros.
Saw
Skouras Bros.
Booked
Turner & Dahnken
Saw
Turner & Dahnken
Booked
Rowland & Clark
Saw
Rowland & Clark
Booked
I. Libson
Saw
I. Libson
Booked
"RICH MEN'S WIVES"
BOOKED AT SIGHT
By exhibitors who can afford only the best
IT'S A MONEY MAKER
I Martin J. Quigley, Editor and j Publisher of Exhibitors Herald, I Baw it and wrote : —
I " 'Rich Men's Wives' is a valuable I addition to the list of big pictures of \the current season. . . .AlLichtman | launches his distributing organization | with a Gasnier producti Otl it' hich is j entitled to recognition as a first rate j attraction in every important aspect. j It is a lavishly and effectively proj duced Society Drama. It is enacted | by a singularly fine cast. IT IS ONE | OF THE SEASON'S OUSTAND1 ING RACTIONS."
Arrange to see it at the nearest AI Lichtman Exchange
DISTRIBUTED BY
AL-LICHTMAN
CORPO R.ATI O N
576 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK CITY
Roger Ferri, in MOTION PICTURE j WORLD, calls it a box-office "tornado" { and in addition says:
"Whatever superlative claims you make for l this feature will be substantiated by the § picture itself, for it has everything — pathos, \ humor, thrills and romance. . . . This pio 1 Hire can be shown at the 'blue blood' houses \ and the so-called small town theatre, and go | over like a tornado!" \ Laurence Reid, in MOTION PICTURE NEWS, saw it as: "A woman's picture — the mother love | theme being developed to stimulate the i feminine sex. . . . A good box office title I likely to attract the eye everywhere, a couple f of good troupers in House Peters and Claire § Windsor, and a society background charged | with real smart atmosphere — these will be \ sufficient to make this picture popular]^ wherever shown."