Motion Picture News (Sept-Oct 1918)

October j , 1 o i S 2iO.> Motion Picture News Vol. 18 No. 14. October 5. 1918 The Week in the Film World at a Glance FEATURES WAR! WAR! (WILLIAM A. JOHNSTON) 2165 EDITORIALLY SPEAKING 2166 THE HONOR ROLL 2167 INDUSTRY STARTS LIBERTY DRIVE 2167 CHICAGO GOOD ON WEEK DAYS 2178 THE COMPLETE PLAN BOOK 2243 NEWS OF THE WEEK Zip! Liberty Loan Under Way 2167 Theatre Owners Meet in Albany 2168 Anderson Forms League for Mutual Benefit 2169 Division of Films Moves to New Quarters 2169 War Spirit Rules Exposition 2170 Well Organized for the Loan 2171 Three New Washington Theatres 2172 Newsy Reports from All Sections 2173 Adolph Zukor Obliges British 2174 Select Promotes Edith Koch 2174 Live News from the Producers 2190 In and Out the West Coast Studios 2212 Items of the Studios 2214 In the Independent Field 2223 Complete Plan Book 2243 OF SERVICE TO EXHIBITORS Exhibitors' Box-Office Reports 2175 Exhibitors' Service Bureau 2178 Coming Program Offerings 2210 Equipment Service 2227 Studio Short News 2214 Projection Department 2230 Camera Department 2234 Music and the Picture 2237 Theatres Worth While 2241 Releases — Current and Coming 2262 Index of Complete Plan Book 2242 Complete Plan Book 2243 COMPLETE PLAN BOOK Plan Book Index 2242 Advance Reviews 2243 "The Rainbow Trail" (Fox) 2244 "Laughing Bill Hyde" (Goldwyn) 2245 "Come On In" (Paramount) 2246 "Queen of Hearts" (Fox) 2247 "Pals First" (Screen Classics) 2248 " Out of a Clear Sky " (Paramount) 2249 " Kildare of Storm" (Metro) 2250 "Behind the Lines in Italy" (Kleine) 2251 "The Velvet Hand" (Universal) 2252 "Appearance of Evil" (World) 2253 "The Bells" (Pathe) 2254 "Diplomatic Mission" (Vitagraph) 2255 "Embarrassment of Riches" (Walker) 2256 "Vive La France" (Paramount) 2257 "Desert Law" (Triangle) 2258 "The Temple of Dusk" (Haworth) 2259 "The Border Raiders" (Pathe) 2260 Advance Reviews (continued) 2261 Newsy Announcements of the Week Found in the Ad' Pages '• The Velvet Hand." a Bluebird. With Fritz Brunette Starred .2098 Paramount-Artcraft on National Advertising 2099 Triangle Presents " Tony America." Featuring Francis McDonald 2100 Gladys Leslie on Vitagraph Program in "The Mating ".. 2101 Another Vitagraph Serial Ready, " The Iron Test," With Antonio Moreno and Carol Halloway 2102-03 The Big V Comedies 2104 Records of "Over the Top" 2105 The Record Established by Norma Talmadge's First Series of Select Productions and Her First of the New Season, "The Forbidden City" 2106-07 A Telegram That Tells the Merit of Hodkinson Service .... 2108 Goldwyn Starts Season With Five Hits in a Row 2109 About Mabel Normand in "Peck's Bad Girl" 2110-11 Two Opinions on Goldwyn's " Laughing Bill Hyde " That Are Worth Something 2112 Bill Parsons' Success 2113 Box-Office Value of "For the Freedom of the East " . . . . 21 14 On the Screen Telegram 2115 Harry Garson's Productions 2116-17 About Fox's "18 to 45" 2118 Evelyn Nesbit in "The Woman Who Gave" 2119 Fox's Two Big Patriotic Bets. " Why America Will Win " and "The Prussian Cur" 2120 And Two Others That Are Soon Due. " Why I Would Not Marry" and "Queen of the Sea" 2121 Gladys Brockwell in " Kultur " 2122 Jane and Katherine Lee, " Swat the Spy" 2123 Mutt and Jeff and the Sunshine Comedies 2124 Fox's Victory Pictures 2125 Gaumont News Reels and Its serial, " The Hand of Vengeance 2151 The Industry's Pledge to the Nation on the Next Loan. 2126-27 American Pictures — Four Winners — at Pathe Exchanges. 2128-29 On Pathe's Rolin Comedies 2130 Pathe's Latest Features, " Japanese Nightingale " and " The Bells" 2131-32 The Official War Review 2133 An Announcement on S. L. Warner's Latest Production, "The Kaiser's Finish" 2134-35-36-337 World Film Corporation's Latest Picture 2138-39 The Screen Classic Production. " Pals First," with Harold Lockwood 2142-43 The Exposition 2144-45 A Message from the Committee on Public Information . 2140-41 Educational Presents the Ditmars' Series of Half-reel Subjects 2153 United Picture Theatres 2146-47 Exclusive Offers " Who's Afraid of the Hun? " and Displays Some of the Paper on This Subject 2148 The Houdini Serial 2149-50 " The Woman the Germans Shot — Edith Cavell " Is Presented by Carroll and Plunkett 2158 " Lafayette, We Come," at Affiliated 2151 The Life Story of Lloyd George on the Way, in ten reels 2154-55 Evelyn Nesbit in "Her Mistake" 2156 Robertson-Cole 2157 On the Latest Releases Through George Kleine System. 2160-61 A Message that State Rights Men Will Be interested in .2162 What Newspaper Critics Think of Chaplin in " Triple Trouble" 2164 "Crashing Through to Berling " — Jewel 2202-03 "The Yellow Dog" Is Coming 2204 " Around the Clock With the Sailor," Another Universal Attraction From the Y. M. C. A 2205 " The Kaiser, the Beast of Berlin " Big Enough for a Third Repeat 2206 "How Charlie Captured the Kaiser." a Sullivan Cartoon .. 2207 Universal News Reels I 2208 ii Wm, A. Johnston, Pres. and Editor. Henry F. Sewall, Vice-Pres. E. Kendall Gellett, Sec. and Treas. Published on Friday every week by MOTION PICTURE NEWS, Inc., 729 Seventh Ave., New York, N. Y. 'Phone 9360 Bryant. Chicago Representative, W. M. Hight, 220 So. State St.; 'Phone Harrison 7667. Los Angeles Representative, J. C. Jessen, 429 South Figueroa St.; 'Phones 780 Pico, F-4661. Subscription $2 a year, postpaid, in United States, Mexico, Hawaii, Porto Rico and Philippine Islands. Canada, $3. N. B. — No agent is authorized to take subscriptions for Motion Picture News at less than these rates Have the agent who takes your subscription show his credentials and coupon book. ' ovvright, 1918, by Motion Picture Newt. Inc.