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MOTION PICTURE NEWS
Synopsis: A romantic drama. Adapted from the play and Ibanez story. A theme interwoven, i. e., can man survive the test of being1 lifted to sudden affluence and fame from a humble environment? Famous bull-fighter, the idol of Spain, marries his childhood sweetheart, but forsakes her for a soulless, sensual woman. When his mistress humiliates him he pleads with his wife that every man has two loves — the fine and the base. She wants to forgive him but cannot. Unnerved, the bull fighter enters the ring and for the last time — he misses his aim and is gored by the enraged animal. As he dies his wife forgives him, while out in the arena the populace acclaims a new hero.
References: Reviewed issue Aug. 19, 1922, page 917.
First Run Showings: Pages 717, Aug. 12; 872, Aug. 19; 1006. Aug. 26; 1135-6. 1138. Sept 2; 1258. Sept. 9; 1371-2, Sept. 16; 1484-7, Sept. 23; 1608-11, Sept. 30; 1747, Oct. 7; 2021, 2023, Oct. 21, 1922.
Advertising: Pages 1790, March 25; 2755, May 20; 2904, May 27; 3090-91, June 10; 5, July 1; 221, July 15; 446-7, July 29; 569. Aug. 5; 669, Aug. 12; 811-12, Aug. 19; 1077, Sept. 2; 1943, Oct. 21; 2097, Oct. 28; 3259, Dec. 30. 1922; 125, Jan. 13. 1923.
Lobby Displays: Pages 2036, Oct. 21; 2165, Oct. 28; 2424, 2428, Nov. 11; 2666, Nov. 25; 2928, 2932, Dec. 9; 3039, Dec. 16, 1922. Prologues: Pages 2036, Oct. 21; 2546, Nov. 18, 1922.
Exploitation: Pages 1265, Sept. 9; 1620. Sept. 30; 1751, 1762, Oct. 7; 1891, Oct, 14; 2026, Oct. 21; 2160, 2168, Oct. 28; 2422, Nov. 11; 2543. Nov. 18; 2664. Nov. 25, 1922.
Window Displays: Page 2547, Nov. 18, 1922.
Newspaper Displays: Pages 1485. Sept. 23; 1748, Oct. 7; 2922, Dec. 9, 1922.
BOHEMIAN GIRL, THE. Produced by Harley Knoles. Distributed by American Releasing Corp. Released Jan. 14, 1923. With Gladys Cooper, Ivor Novello and Constance Collier. Director, Harley Knoles. Length, 6,462 feet.
Synopsis: Adaptation of Balfe's opera. Features adventure and romance. Austrian count gives hunt dinner at which young gypsy is guest of honor — the gypsy having saved the life of the count's little daughter. The gypsy's comrade kidnaps the child and escapes, and the girl is brought up as a gipsy, ignorant of her real Identity. The youth who saved her life is in reality a Pole of royal blood. They fall in love with one another and are separated when the girl is reunited to her father. Explanations follow and the count grants his consent to their engagement.
References: Reviewed issue Feb. 17r 1923, page 841.
First Run Showings: Page 816, Feb. 17, 1923.
Advertising: Pages 3273, Dec. 30. 1922; 517. Feb. 3, 1923.
BOND BOY, THE. Produced by Inspiration Pictures, Inc. Distributed by Associated First National. Released October, 1922. Star, Richard Barthelmess. Director, Henry King. Length, 6,902 feet.
Synopsis: Melodrama with touch of heart Interest, I. ml in Kentucky Moun tains. Youth is sold Into bondage by mother to keep herself from poorhouse. The wife of the boy's employer seizes opportunity to And real romance with book agent. As they are about to elope, the youth prevents her. The husband returns home and mistrusting his wife and the boy, picks up uIn gun to kill them, but accidentally kills himself. The boy Is Indicted for