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MOTION PICTURE NEWS
2781-2, Dec. 15; 2881, Dec. 22; 2998, Dec. 29, 1923; 57, 59, Jan. 5; 500-1. Feb. 2; 736, Feb. 16; 855, Feb. 28; 1195, Mar. 15, 1924.
Advertising: Pages 387, Jan. 27; 1231, Mar. 17; 2716, June 9; 3016, June 30; 12, July 7; 341, July 28; 494, Aug. 4; 597, Aug. 11; 712. Aug. 18; 825, Aug. 25; 1375, Sept. 22; 1592-3, Oct. 6; 1709, Oct. 13; 1943, 2025, Oct. 27;
LAST WHITE MAN, THE. Produced and distributed bv Sanford Prod. Released. Feb. 15, 1924. Star, Matty Mattison. Director, Frank S. Mattison. Length, 4,850 feet.
Theme: Frontier melodrama in days of 1860, dealing with affairs of two men, drummed out of Army, who are in love with two daughters of Army captain. One becomes a campaigner for Lincoln's election, while other becomes a dishonest trader with the Indians. Affair culminates In an attack upon stockade by Indians, in which hero is "the last white man" left, and affairs are straightened out.
LAWFUL LARCENY. Produced by Famous Players. Distributed by Paramount. Released, Sept. 2, 1923. With Hope Hampton, Nita Naldi, Dew Cody and Conrad Nagel. Director. Allan Dwan. Length, 5.503 feet.
Theme: Domestic conflict based upon deceitful husband who commits crime, with wife employing nits to save him.
References: Reviewed issue August 4, 1923, page 563.
First Run Showings: Pages 531-32, Aug. 4; 902, Aug. 25; 1040, Sept. 1; 1189-90, Sept. 8; 1312-3, Sept. 15; 1428-30, Sept. 22; 1653, Oct. 6. 1923; 159. Jan. 12, 1924.
Advertising: One page insert, June 2; pages 3032, June 30; 229, July 21; 335, July 28; 463, 465, Aug. 4; 706, Aug. 18; 2 page insert, Sept. 1 ; 1706, Oct. 13, 1923.
Exploitation: Pages 1896, Oct. 20, 1923.
Newspaper Displays: Page 1429, Sept. 22; 2121, No" 3, 1923. Window Displays: Pages 3070, Dec. 29, 1923.
LEAVE IT TO GERRY. Produced by Ben Wilson. Distributed by GrandAsher Dist. Corp. Released, Jan. 1924. Star, Mildred Davis. Director, Arvid Gillstrom. Length, 5,863 feet.
Theme: Comedy drama, in which tomboyish girl is taken east by wealthy relatives." In her absence her mother is dispossessed, but the girl learns of it, unmasks the villain and rights affairs.
Reference: Advertising: Pages 28, July 7; 153, July 14, 1923.
I LAV KN WORTH CASK, THE. Produced by Whitman Bennett. Distributed by Vitagraph. Released, Nov. 1923. With Seena Owen, Martha Mansfield. Wildred Lytell. Director, Charles Giblyn. Length. 6 reels.
Theme: a detecttve-myeterj storj dealing with the running down of the murderer of Ira Leavenworth, a wealthy recluse.
References: Rerlewed issue Nov. 10. 1923. page 2263.
First run sbo wings: Pages 2999. Dec. 29. 1923; 59, Jan. I; 263, Jan. 19; sr.7. Poll :;:!; If sr. If, 1924.
LIGHT! OCT. Produced fend distributed by Film Booking Offleea Released,
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