Exhibitors Herald (1927)

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(S^nVlARIE Prevost ttrk with HARRISON FORD and SEENA OWEN an E. MASON HOPPER PRODUCTION Adapted by Zelda Sears from “The Azure Shore" • by Frederick and Fanny Hatton Marie Prevost in 4 other big ones to come Here is corking entertainment — a film based on the adventures of a peppy Jersey commuter who set sail for foreign lands to find romantic adventure. Things start to happen at once, and with the entrance of a couple of confidence workers and a demi-mondaine into the plot thrills multiply too rapidly to be counted. A big love story, too! Ty^eGIRL/n the : PULLMAN i A beautiful girl— a sleeping car and j 9 mix'up — a fast-moving hilarious i farce. By Willson Collison. ! I ON TO I ! RENO Husband and lover — two toys in the daring game of a designing woman, by Joe Jackson. FREE AND EASY An actionful comedy drama from the story “The Shock Absorber” by ’ Frederick and Fannie Hatton. A BLONDE fora NIGHT Hubby had a weakness for blondes, i I but his wife found the cure. By Willson CoUison. DEMILLE STUDIO PICTURES PATH£ NEWS ' PATHECOMEDIES > PATHESEIUALS . PATUEPICIVRE^