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Monday, June 27, 192
On Broadway
Astor— "The Old Nest."
Broadway — "J Ionic Talent."
Brooklyn Strand— Anita Stewart in wing the Wind."
Capitol — "Carnival."
Criterion — "The Golem."
Central "A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court."
Hippodrome — "The Twice Born Woman."
Loew's (New York) Today — Louise Glaum in "I Am Guilty." Tuesday — Constance Hinncy in
"Such a Little Queen." Wednesday— "The Whip." Thursday — Leah Baird in "The Heart Line."
Friday— "The Kiss' and "The Rai(ier>."
Saturday — "Fine Feathers." Sunday Wallace Reid in "Too Much Speed."
Lyric — "The Queen of Sheba."
Park— "Over the Hill."
RialtO— Ethel Clayton in "Wealth."
Rivoli— "The Bronze Bell."
Strand— "Salvation Nell." Next Week Astor— "The Old Nest." Broadway — Not yet determined. Brooklyn Strand— "Salvation Nell." Capitol — Short reel week headed by
Harold Lloyd in "Among those
Present." Criterion — "The Golem." Central — "A Connecticut Yankee in
King Arthur's* Court." Hippodrome — "The Twice
Woman." Lyric — "The Queen of Sheba." Park— "Over the Hill." Rialto — Not yet determined. Rivoli — Not yet determined. Strand — Not yet determined.
Born
Frank Losee Engaged Frank Losee, who recently finished work in "Disraeli" with George Arliss, has been engaged by David W. Griffith to portray the role of Count DeLinieres in "The Two Orphans."
Using Sun-Light Arc
Sun Light Arcs are being used to illuminate the Madison Square swimming pool. Twelve lights of 125,000 candle power each are being operated.
100% MORE LIGHT
for
50% LESS MONEY
A Revolutionary Improvement
Powers— G. E. High Intensity Arc Lamp on Exhibition
Room 507 Produce Exchange Building
Minneapolis
Convention Week June 21th 29th 1921
extra A BIG ATTRACTION extra
"THE GHOST CITY"
featuring
Helen Holmes
A New and Novel Story Picturized in a Realistic Manner
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Associated Photo-Plays, Inc.
Weit 45th St. New York City
Actual Size Designed and Executed by Tiffany
The
Photoplay Magazine Medal of Honor
TO BE AWARDED TO THEpEST PRODUCTION OF
1920 AND ANNUALLY THEREAFTER TO THE
BEST PICTURE OF EACH YEAR
THE way to surpass the photoplays of every invader on earth is to make every American motion picture devotee realize the truth — that America does lead the world on the screen — that we are making, in these United States, photoplays which have more humor, more romance, more thrill, more reflection of real life than any photoplays subtitled in any language.
PHOTOPLAY MAGAZINE'S Annual Medal of Honor has been established to testify to and proclaim this fact — to institute a serious search for the producer worthy of most signal honor — to acclaim the best screen work of Americans.
The PHOTOPLAY MAGAZINE MEDAL OF HONOR has been permanently established as an award of merit to the producer — not to the director unless he happens to be a director producer; not to an actor or author unless he is also the producer, for it is the producer who is ultimately responsible. It is he whose foresight makes him venture his money, his reputation and his position in the industry in the selection of story plus director plus cast.
The verdict will be given by the public through a nation-wide ballot of the 2,500,000 intelligent and interested devotees of pictures who read Photoplay
Magazine.
JAMES R. QUIRK, Publisher and Editor.