Film Daily (1925)

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^obs Your Box Office Here's a Happiness Quartet That =!iWill Make Laugh Month Your ^ Big -Profit Month! CENTURY COMEDIES 2 Reels Each — 1 Every Week 52 A YEAR With such celebrated comedy names as WANDA WILEY, the twinkling, hoydenish favorite; EDDIE GORDON, the side-splitting contortionist; AL ALT, the smoothest laughprovoker that ever brought down a house; EDNA MARIAN, the dimpled darling of comedy; and CHARLIE KING with the Century Follies Girls who will be getting offers from Ziegfield if they keep it up. "A wonderful box-office bet. If they get any better, I shall have to play them as features." —Olympic Theatre, Monessen, Pa. T H F GUMPS 2 Reels Each—1 Every Month A BIG SERIES OF 12 ANDY GUMP and his gang plus the milliondollar tie-up in three hundred newspapers with a circulation of 7,000,000 is a combination that spells c-o-i-n. By thetnselves the cotnedies would be a sweet box-office bet; throw in the tie-up with Sidney Smith's cartoons and you have a box-office dream. "The greatest drawing card today. I always advertise these ahead of the feature." —New Holland Theatre, New Holland, Qa. Buster Brown BLUE BIRD COMEDIES A Rollicking Series of 12 BUSTER BROWN, MARY JANE and the dog TIGE have already won the hearts of thousands with heart-gladdening gambols. Popularized to millions thru R. F. Outcault's immortal cartoons, and with the added advantage of tie-ups with the Buster Brown Hosiery, Buster Brown Shoes and a dozen others, they should be on every wise exhibitors profit bill of fare. "Have no equal as far as wholesome boxoffice value is concerned. Raising the roof." — Alhambra Theatre. Milwaukee, Wis. COMEDIES 1 Reel Each — 52 a Year CHARLEY PUFFY and ARTHUR LAKE have put this series in an enviable place in the comedy sun. No one can look this humanized hippo, Puffy, in the belt and keep a straight face. Nor can they resist the sheik antics of youthful Arthur. They're sure-fire, or rather, sure-explosive. "Here is a nice little comedy. These comedies are O.K." ^ ^, ^ ,. w -Star Theatre, Erskine, Minn. JANUARY IS LAVQH MONTH/