The Film Daily (1924)

bnday, January 14, 1924 THE The Public Discusses Picture Types (.Continued from Pag* 1) ke a romance with a little wit and thrills interspersed — W. T. White, Birmingham, Ala. bin Hood — Harry F. Wasserman, Mgr., Eagle Theater, Roxbury. icational or flower development or insects, etc., or movement of air 1 ships — Rev. Edward Scofield, The Manse, 155 So. Church St., Goshen, N. Y. u.ere, real, original, truthful — Conquering Power — One Glorious Day — A Woman of Paris — Calizari — No name. [toric novels — Scaramouche — M. Caroline Bell, 430 E. Lafayette Ave., Baltimore, Md. ,;eant — Robin Hood — California Polytechnic School, San Luis Obispo, .ion — Spoilers — Six Days — Enemies of Women — Robin Hood — Virginia Theater, Hazard, Ky., L. O. Dann. iiple every day story — Smilin' Through — Rialto Theater, Clinton, Iowa. ■nance, with every day character that will leave a good taste — A. O. H. Grier, City Editor, Every Evening, Wilmington, Del. cnedy Drama — W. F. Harris, Palace Theater, Petersburg, Va. 1 Boy — Birth of a Nation — Covered Wagon — B. P. Donovan, Equitable Trust Co., S. E. cor. Fayette and Calvert Sts., Baltimore, Md. ciedy — Why Worry — Harold Lloyd — No name. i^jrization of books — Three Musketeers — Lorna Doone — Main Street— If Winter Comes — Mrs. B. Moore, Sec. Ind. Indorsers of Photoplays, her love theme — Mothers-In-Law — New Grand Central Theater, Grand Blvd. and Lucas Ave., St. Louis, Mo. crtship of Myles Standish — E. S. Dysinger, Fullerton Union High School, Fullerton, Cal. ithbound — Atlantis — Lowe Observatory, Mt. Lowe, Cal. tered Wagon — Birth of a Nation — Three Musketeers — No name. [•al and historical — Rabbi Raphael Goldenstein, Temple B'nai Israel, Pasadena, Cal. mantic — Robin Hood — Mrs. Jos. E. Friend, 1807 Palmer Ave., New Orleans, La. Clean and sensible, with pep — all of Dog or Kid plays — Her Reputation — Penrod & Sam — No name. Historical and literary — Jamestown — Yale Univ. Press — If Winter Comes — C. C. Marshall, First Methodist Episcopal Church, Bridgeport, Conn. Enemies of Women— Covered Wagon— F. A. Woll, Asso. Prof., C. C. N. Y. Historical, romance, adventure or scientific — Robin Hood — Nanook of the North — Frank N. Freeman, University of Chicago, 111. Happy, sweet, pretty comedy, good laugh— Peaceful Valley— Grandma's Boy — Mrs. Edna Hatfield Edmondson, Indiana University, Extension Division, Box 42, Bloomington, Ind. Three Wise Fools — D. M. Johnson, St. Ignatius Rectory, 6559 Glenwood Ave., Chicago, 111. Romantic, historical or scenic drama — Robin Hood and Orphans of the Storm — Henry E. Bliss, City College of New York. Those with moral as The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse — Office of the Dean of Men, University of Illinois, Urbana, 111. Scenic and historical — Covered Wagon or Ashes of Vengeance — John Ruckelshaus, 501-505 Indiana Trust Bldg., Indianapolis, Ind. Comedy Drama — Hottentot — South Boston Amusement Co., So. Boston, Va. Home life — The Old Nest — Rev. A. M. Blackford, Chairman Reviewing Committee, Better Films Com't of Jacksonville, Fla. I have no type I prefer save that I prefer to avoid the display of arrogant wealth, alleged aristocratic subject matter and dramatis personae as Merton of the Movies so well burlesqued. The finest picture I ever saw (that is to me and from my viewpoint) was George Beban in The Immigrant — Rabbi Joseph Leiser, Temple Beth El, Helena, Ark. A dramatized class — Sentimental Tommy — Rabbi Lee J. Levinger, 905 Van Buren St., Wilmington, Del. Famous Mrs. Fair (believe best pictures are those adapted from successful books or plays) — Wm. G. Taylor, V. P., Delaware Trust Co., Wilmington, Del. Drama — A Woman of Paris — E. N. DeSoto, 8 Delhvood Rd., Hasbrouck Hill, Staten Island, N. Y. (Continued on Page 8) ALBERT E. SMITH Presents let J£ot Jflan WITH PAULINE FREDERICK a¥5 LOU TELLEGEN J: STUART BLACKTON PRODUCTION ,wm This Week B'WAY a-t 42 "* St.