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MOTION PICTURE NEWS
Oct. 6; 1708, Oct. 13; 1842. Oct. 27; 2521. Dec. 1; 2941, Dec. 29; 1923; 208,210, Jan. 19; 384-5, Jan. 26; 442-3, Feb. 2; 554, Feb. 9; 918, Mar. 1; 1041, Mar. 8, 1924.
Exploitation: Page 1437, Mar. 29, 1924. Window Display: Page 1439, Mar. 29, 1924.
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SPANISH DANCER, THE. Produced by Famous Players. Distributed by Paramount. Released, Nov. 4, 1923. Star, Pola Negri with Antonio Moreno. Director, Herbert Brenon. Length, 8,434 feet.
Theme: Romantic costume drama, adapted from famous play — detailing swashbucking story of court life in Spain during reign of King Philip and Queen Isabel.
References: Reviewed issue Oct. 20, 1923, page 1907.
First run showings: Pages 1882, Oct. 20; 1993-4, Oct. 27; 2120-22, Nov. 3; 2241-2, Nov. 10; 2364-5, Nov. 17; 2462-3, Nov. 24; 2557-9, Dec. 1; 2668 Dec! 8; 2781, Dec. 15; 2883, Dec. 22, 1923.
Advertising: One page insert, Sept. 1; 1821-3, Oct. 20; 1937-8, Oct 27; 2061, Nov. 3; 2176-7, Nov. 10; 2295, Nov. 17; 2413, Nov. 24; 2719, Dec. 15 2931-2 Dec. 29, 1923; 5, Jan. 5; 107, Jan. 12; 793, Feb. 23, 1924.
Lobby Displays: Pages 2793, Dec. 15; 2890, Dec. 22, 1923; 398, Jan. 26; 863, Feb. 23, 1924.
Prologues: Page 2791, Dec. 15, 1923.
Exploitation: Pages 2789, Dec. 15; 2991; 3070, Dec. 29, 1923. Window Displays: Pages 2562, Dec. 1; 2991, Dec. 29, 1923.
STEADFAST HEART, THE. Produced by Distinctive Prod. Distributed by Goldwyn-C'osmopolitan. Released, Oct. 7, 1923. Featuring Marguerite Courtot and Mary Alden. Director, Sheridan Hall. Length, 7,012 feet.
Theme: Deals with the rise of a youth to the pinnacle of success in spite of tremendous obstacles. Freed of a murder charge in his teens, he is given a boost by a warm hearted citizen in a snobbish town and comes back to prove to the folks who shunned him that they were all wrong in their opinion of him.
References: Reviewed issue Sept. 8, 1923, page 1217.
First run showings: Pages 2669, Dec. 8; 2783, Dec. 15; 2999, Dec. 29, 1923; r>7, Jan. 5; 375, Jan. 26; 500, Feb. 2.
Advertising: One-page insert, Aug. 4; one-page insert, Aug. 11; 989, Sept. I; 1718-9, Oct. 13; 1940, Oct. 27; 2064, Nov. 3; front cover, Nov. 17, 1923.
ST. ELMO. Produced and distributed by Fox Film Corp. Released, Sept. 30, 1923. With John Gilbert, Barbara l^i.Marr and Bessie. Love. Director, Jerome Storm. Length. 5,778 feet.
Theme: Treats of a broken-hearted Bud disillusioned JTOUth who heroines intolerant hateful toward the world, hut whose redemption It affected.
References: Reviewed issue Aug. 18, 1923, page 784.
First run showings: 1'uges 2668. Dec. 1; 2783. Dec. 16; 8 Sit, I»<c. |1; •„"J!»7. !>•<-. 1!9, 1923; 73S, Feb. 16; DCS. Mar. 1, 1924.