The Moving Picture Weekly (1916-1917)

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THE MOVING PICTURE WEEKLY 43 "MOVE OVER." By F. A. PALMER. A Nestor Comedy with Eddie Lyons and Lee Moran. Produced by Roy Clements. CAST. Eddie Cliquot Eddie Lyons Lee Young Lee Moran Edith Pill Edith Roberts Doctor Feeble Fred Gamble Doctor Slice Harry Nolan (Copyright 1917, by Universal Film Mfg. Co.) "Take your medicine, dearie." "Sure Mike I will, darling." Smack! smack! smack! Such was life in Gamble's Hospital where Eddie was convalescing. Do you wonder that when Lee visits him he is overcome with the treat Even Lee took pleasure in helping with the operation. ment that Eddie is receiving, and the beauty of the nurses? Or that he wants to stay? "Hey, you miser," said Lee, "move over." Eddie indignantly refuses. Then he tries to change places with Eddie. Eddie is willing, for he is dead anxious to see the baseball game that afternoon. The plan is spoiled when the two are seen about to change raiment and Lee is thrown out of the place, while Eddie is put back to bed. 'After several attempts on the part of Eddie to get out and Lee to get in, Lee finally does get in, and the change is made. Meanwhile, a new nurse and an outside doctor came on duty. The nurse is ugly, and gets her instructions mi3<ed as well, mistaking Lee for a patient that is to have a leg cut off. Eddie is seen buying a ticket for the ball game by Edith, the pretty head nurse, who is out for an airing, and she and Gamble, who also happens along, give chase. They capture Eddie and take him back to the hospital just in time to prevent the operation that is about to take place, thus saving Lee's leg and getting Eddie back to bed without his seeing the game that caused most of the trouble. I 1 "LIBERTY" has twice the drawing power it ever had. It has made wads of money for every Exhibitor who booked it, and it is making a lot more money for those wide-awake Exhibitors who have BOOKED IT REPEAT. It Gives The Fans 22 Weeks of Memorable Thrills "LIBERTY" is the most splendid, glorious, patriotic story ever filmed. To-day U the time to BOOK THIS MONEYMAKEIR. Get in immediate touch with your nearest Universal Exchange, or UNIVERSAL FILM MFG. CO. CARL LAEMMLE, President "The Largest Film Manufacturing Concern in the Universe." 1600 Broadway New York 'COLONEL PEPPER'S MOBILIZED FARM." Powers Comic Cartoon (Split Reel) — (Copyright 1917, by Universal Film Mfg. Co.) A peek into the colonel's ammunition factory is rewarded by the sight of a patriotic party, headed by a bunch of healthily laying hens who help their country by their efforts, even dispatching the "hen-shells" into an adjacent building, there to remain until they grow "ripe." A sight of Colonel Pepper's signal station is seen, and his signals, which mean "Get ready for target practice," is shown, the hens all obeying. The mobilized farm, run by Colonel Pepper, exploits all of the animals in training, their patriotic efforts largely rewarded in the end.