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released from then till January, 1923.
Last July Paramount promised that these would be “the greatest shows of the greatest season in the history of entertainment.”
Starting with the very first new season picture, Paramount’s promise was performed.
Think of “Blood and Sand,” “The Old Homestead,” “Manslaughter,” “To Have and To Hold” — all Paramount Pictures.
Space is too limited to remind you of them all, but a few are listed here in the illustration.
Perhaps you missed seeing some of them?
If so, take this page to your favorite theatre and ask to have them booked.
By every test of enthusiastic audiences, of popular acclaim, of box office figures and of critics’ appreciation, Paramount’s famous forty-one are the lions of the season !
Looking backward to 1922 and looking forward to 1923, the bright beacon of Paramount’s fame shines ever brighter till, in more than eleven thousand theatres, the words ring truer than ever that —
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