Motion Picture News (Mar-Apr 1923)

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satisfaction with "all merch andise Advertised in the i star is guaranteed mt Western &tar THE WEATHER td-RifcM and to01 Injc northeast winds Vol. 1AXX No. 7.! TUi oom 1 roc a net 1,000 Watch 10-Story Fall KH 'Man Fly'. Noonday Broadway Crowd Screams When Climber Plunges to Street From Martinique Hotel Ledge Bride Sees End of "Safety Last" Stunt lecture Cameras Clicls\as Prospective "Thriller*; Becomes Vivid Court Wtirns Speeders It May Impound Cars CLEVELAND, Hnck — Speeders found guilty of dri Ting fester than thirty mile* an hour in Cleveland, beginning, ^to-more<ar, will ha}ve thay*lternativ» of serving* mimmum sentences of ten days in t^e workhouse or forfeit-: lug the Tjght to uie thelf cari for thirty days to six months, hfarUc'ip*) Jodge Samuel' H. SLlbcrt announced • •■ d a . Judge Silbert asked the Cleveland Safety CoDncQ to prepare a Hit of garage* and warehouses 'for use as "pounds." Police will take charge of the cars and, keep Identification tags until the period of "anprisonment** few BfflionCapital BellPhoiS Shareholders Are Al to Authorize Issue* ^$250,000,000 Stock tol I Meet Conversion Needs | §66,170,000 Pr*J For Year ReporleJ Ri-finan in£ Mnke CM" Turk Leaders [Flatly Reject leace Treat |ra Assemhli^IiipiBts Changes infXausanne it; V ilL*.onliniir to i yo r 1i\ WF Settlement fecupied TtN Evacuated Berlin Confe^^'itk Italy oajnp partitions pial and Economy Lions Must Be Decision Stj Toong, at^apjtjaek >> er, knewn #» ~* huns aheer wall »f (ta. I gasped slipped as "he reach' s>ri t* ganged to t a* bad ttts en his btek -Use*." Th. death d> ■atH. Teong. thre •taint artist, who MeT #fc.eh*d w Bltt 1 in the. Hete/^Urfniqsa Oft Mtnhtes esrlter. Yoonys fill cony rail aa fc» hsvtled swat the •tery. rellowlng Issjhet alS b*o7 swerved oe,tw»rd. Turned terapt*u..v ersr In tb > air and Ariahrt. tolha Kivwstsnl. AJthsgg* hrestahig nor* aa ten annates, he' died m br ambulance on hla asay to BfJleene rfospiUl. (Harding Certain [Ration Is Back rt Plan Cuno to Ask All Allies to Halt French Son, prepared rem are -J Vefet "When I'm thr a, bvUl If I don t need • moment later he started •urely fashion, baiting oecaJthnajty exchange 1 the erewd be feet of Younr wb< ■tUMlng wUhir n be began the c be twite rem* letJe^ New charter ready for Legislature as revision tomninlon flnlshea work. Pira beys, between ages of flee and clavea, killed byan. to mobiles In four rutnct Attorney Bantan attacks Stock Eichaaje ' for opponition te proposed Lockweod committea lefia Cha NEVER before have you been offered a Western anything like this, for it's more than a Western — it's a gigantic entertainment — a box-office explosion of dramatic dynamite that will prove your theatre a gold mine — a marvelous attraction PLUS the backing of a sizzling, red-hot, sure-fire campaign of super showmanship conceived by F. B. O.'s staff of experts. Book this one and GO TO IT FOR BIG PROFITS ! Will Tell Reichstag To-day Germany Opposes Any , Suggestion to Capitulate J oiv. _ Xreat With Paris Outline of Berlin's Terms Is Expected Chancellor Holds Treaty Signatories Are Morally Responsible for Ruhr By Joseph Shaplen Bj Wirrlau to ***• i<(U< itasjfealM, i»)J Tors at-s, las. BERLIN, March 6. — Germany* attitude on negotiations la the Ruhr conflict will be outlined by Chancellor Co Do when ha appear* in the Reichstag to -morrow, according to on obtained by The Tribune lismentary eircVetv dose to cellor. * 9 address arifl conatttvt* Lndemnatlo3t of the latert [f the occupied area by jltive rejection ".of any it Genftapy qapitnJ ats> \<i «ddr«sed-tb alt ths) ey int*rreo« 'aind "pot j inssulori of German point tfaV'£a*a£»Ll<tr. > told, will hwU'-alt to tha Treaty <»/ -^*rsjs01^ -■r..- Ur tho-bfupabon hr. and for tbls^eauioa will hat they Immediately talr* end the alntolerabla itfuopen a way for necotiatlarc Sermaay and the' entire Z*» he Chancellor will reaSrsi at refoial to negotiate Sasajr h France pod Belgium. , ^^^^jtjs^jasV SEE -the wild stampede of hundreds of horses — -the girl snatched from death beneath a thousand plunging hoofs— -the terrific wind storm, breathing death and destruction— -the furious prairie fire, driving man and beast before it — -the earth-rocking dynamite explosion leveling a mountain— ■ DISTRIBUTE^ BY Film Booking Offices of America, Inc., 723 Seventh Ave., N. Y. — Exchanges Everywhere Sales Office United Kingdom: R-C PICTURES CORPORATION, 26-27 D'Arblay Street, Wardot^St. W. 1, England