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THE MOVING PICTURE WEEKLY
Loyalty,— patriotism,—
love,— constancy of purpose,—lifelong friendship, entwined
ill a pastoral romance, stirred by a breath
of war and beautified by heroic achievement, constitute
"The Bugler of Algiers'
A screen version of the novel " H H A lUi FRliSCU " from the Alt-Story Weekly Magazine, by Robert H. Davis and Pertey Faore Sheehan.
Supreme in artistry, — faithful in
every detail of production, — and lavishly invested, this splendid BLUEBIRD Photo Play stands as a lasting monument of the BLUEBIRD policy—'
"The Play's The Thing". In the leading character, Rupert Julian portrays the role with a brilliance that identifies the finished artist, and he is ably supported by star players of such eminence as Ella Hall, Kingsley Benedict and little Zoe Hae, the wonderful child actress.
There is a strange and pathetic
twist to this wonder-story — "THE BUGLER OF ALGIERS"that thrills the mind and fires the blood; that plays upon the entire range of
■ humran emotions in a manner so eloquent and so appealing as to be difficult of description. It is a drama for the entire human race. It teaches. It enlightens. It inspires, and we recommend it to you with a certain knowledge of your keenest appreciation and fullest enjoyment.
Bp sure also to see tlie^e RM EBIRD productions: "Tlie Kagle's Wings." — •'The Siftn of the I'oppy," — "The Measure Of a Man."
"If it's a BLUEBIRD, it's got to be good"
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