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October 21, 1916 3L
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TRIANGLE
RELEASES FOR WEEK OF OCTOBER 15
Sir Herbert Tree in "The Old Folks at Home/' Triangle-Fine Arts
Now you are offered the opportunity of presenting to your patrons that famous English actor, Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree, who without a doubt is the greatest stage star to appear on the screen. Knighted in England for his distinguished services to the drama, Sir Herbert has a world-wide reputation.
For years your patrons have heard of him, and now that they have an opportunity to see him in a Triangle Play few will miss the opportunity.
And this isn't just an ordinary picture. It's a strong, vital play that is built around one of the biggest emotional elements — the love of parents for their children. It touches the heart strings of everyone — parents and children alike. Written by the well-known American author, Rupert Hughes, the picture gives this prominent actor every opportunity to display his great ability.
There is no question but that this picture will be one of your biggest pullers.
W. S. Hart in "The Return of 'Draw' Egan" Triangle-Kay Bee
The value of W. S. Hart as a money getter needs no emphasis to the exhibitor. Past experience has proved that no star is more popular than this great screen actor. His personality seems to reach right down and "get" everyone, man, woman or child. They can't seem to help loving him even in his "bad-man" parts.
And that's the kind of a part he has in "The Return of 'Draw' Egan," a speedy, breezy, western drama in which Hart takes the part of a sheriff quick on the "draw," always with a chip on his shoulder and ready to fight at a moment's notice — until the little girl captures him for her very own. It's a typical Hart play, just full of that stirring action which the public loves.
We don't have to tell you how this picture will be accepted.
Keystone Comedies
Two more. And funnier than ever.
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