Exhibitors Herald (Oct-Dec 1922)

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114 EXHIBITORS HERALD November 11, 1922 150 EXCHANGES in the United States are distributing Arrow's productions, scenes from six of which are published on this page. During the season of 1922-23 the company will handle more than 100 separate subjects on the state rights market. Eleven producing companies — eight making features and three short subjects — supply the Arrow program. PICTURES on this page represent but a few of the new year's output. The current feature is "Night Life in Hollywood," which has played to big business through the eastern part of the United States. Forthcoming specials are "Slreets of New York," and "Lost in a Big City," both of which are nearing completion. Publication will be announced later. Dramatic scene from "Peaceful Peters,' starring William Fairbanks. John Lowell and support in a scene from "Lost in a Big City." Anders Rondolfe and Burt King in life and death grapple in "Streets of New York." J. Barney Sherry and Russell Griffin in one of the scenes from "Jacqueline." Willi.-»m Fairbanks in another of his offering*, "Sheriff of Sun Dog." The great wedding scene which is a highlight in "Night Life in Hollywood."