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FILM FOLLIES
PICTURE PROGRAMS RUINED by LEAVING OUTSHORTSU BJECTS
— says "Variety"
Last Half of 1921-22 Series
Title Featuring
13. One Stormy Knight Dorothy Devore
14. A Rambling Romeo Neal Burns
15. Hokus Pokus Bobby Vernon
16. ’Twas Ever Thus Viora Daniel
17. Oh Promise Me! Neal Burns
18. ’Tis the Bull Bobby Vernon
19. Fair Enough Dorothy Devore
20. Any Old Port Neal Burns
21. Cold Feet Viora Daniel
22. A Hickory Hick Bobby Vernon
23. Bucking Broadway Neal Burns
24. Mile-a-Minute Mary Dorothy Devore
FIRST RELEASES in NEW SERIES 1922-23
1. Pardon My Glove
Bobl?y Vernon, Vera Steadman
2. The Son of a Sheik
Neal Burns, Viora Daniel
3. Let Her Run
Dorothy ' Devore, George Stewart
A bit of Old Spain near the Christie studios, with Lucille King and Alice Maison, who is also seen on the cover in another dancing pose.
Page Four
GUIDE to
CHRISTIE COMEDIES
George Stewart, newest of the Christie players. His first appearance will be with Dorothy Devore in “Let Her Run.”
One of Christie’s striking stage sets for “Bucking Broadway” at rehearsal time. Scott Sidney is seen instructing the chorus. Also on the stage from left to right are Neal Burns, Vera Steadman, Al Christie and Isabel Bryant.
The editor of “Variety,” in a recent issue hits the nail right on the head in commenting on certain New York runs of features without comedies and other worthwhile short subjects to back them up.
The editorial says: “Its two episodes so far (referring to the feature attraction) have been obviously cheap and trashy, exactly the type of screen output to drive away the patronage that has been painstakingly built up for the Times Square palaces since they were opened.
To make it worse, the company has booked in another full-length feature to supplement the serial, thus crowding out the musical features and supplemental program of short comedies, scenics and cartoons, elements in the type of show which have attracted the, best fans as much as the film features, perhaps more.”