Motion Picture News (Nov-Dec 1920)

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/i genuine Fairbanks novelty! // That is what you can promise your audiences when you announce your run of "The Mark of Zorro." Action, romance, mystery, thrills and comedy in fullest measure — all the 'elements of the Fairbanks successes of the past, yet in a more picturesque and colorful setting than any release you have yet had from this idol of the masses. "The Mark of Zorro" justifies the most enthusiastic and widespread exploitation; you can feel certain that it will delight the most exacting audiences and make even your box-office smile the famous Fairbanks smile. Jleleased December 5tJl DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS' jtfewest Production "the mark OF ZORRO" Jrom the Jill Story Weekly Jl/ovelVhe Curse ofCapktrand by dchnston J(c Culley Erected by FRED NIBLO UNITED AQTISTS CORPORATION MARY PICKFORD ■ CHARLIE CHAPLIN • DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS • D.VGRIFFITH HIRAM ABRAMS; PRESIDENT