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Vol. 15, No. 13
The Moving Picture Weekly
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KICK IN WITH "KISSED
FOR THE HERALD
POOR little society flapper! She stood hungry for romance, glancing covertly through vines of the veranda at couples here and there who talked in soft tones in the moonlight; one couple dared a kiss with the boldness of those in love. She almost sobbed. Then suddenly a manly figure, clad in domino costume as many others at the ball, came running across the lawn. With a leap the man cleared the rail, stood beside her, gathered her into his arms, kissed her!
She hadn't been raised by a cautious mother for such promiscuous and unidentifiable romance as this, however. She slapped him. With the same suddenness with which he appeared, he disappeared, over the rail and into the shadows. Romance was gone!
Down there on the moonlit lawn she saw a group of three men clad in dominoes. Any one of them might be the giver of that kiss — and what a kiss, a real man's! No matter what lengths were necessary, she decided that she had to find out who gave her that, and marry him.
She started out. Number one
Let's go! It's Marie Prevost in "Kissed," the exciting Universal comedy-drama at this theatre next
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Connie Keener Craved Romance and Her Fiance Was a Busy Man. Was She to Blame if Another Man's Unexpected Kiss Made Her Toss Her Engagement Ring Away and Go in Search of Romance? See Marie Prevost in "Kissed."
She Wanted Romance and She Got It —Unexpectedly. Twas Then She Learned There Was a Lot of Meaning In That Little Word, "Unexpectedly," When She Was "Kissed" Quite Without Warning. See the Picture, With Marie Prevost.
THE CAST
Constance Keener.MARIE PREVOST
Dr. Sherman Moss Lloyd Whitlock
Mrs. Keener Lillian Langdon
Merton Torrey J. Frank Glendon
Horace Peabody -Arthur Hoyt
Editor Needham Percy Challenger
Bob Rennesdale Harold Miller
Miss Smith Marie Crisp
Jim Kernochan Harold Goodwin
Who Told Her What Kisses Were Like? Nobody! But She Found Out. See Marie Prevost as the Daring Heroine of "Kissed."
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How Many Girls, Hungry for Romance and Alone On a Moonlight Night, Would Slap a Man Who Came Along Unexpectedly and Kissed Them? That's What the Heroine of "Kissed" Did — But She Was Sorry Immediately.
Girls, if You're Hungry for Romance and It Doesn't Seem to Come Along, See What Marie Prevost Does in "Kissed," Her Universal Picture. She Captures Romance With a Chance Kiss.
If You Think You Don't Know Enough About the Perils of Promiscuous Osculation and the Idiosyncrasies of Cupid, See Marie Prevost in "Kissed." She Was!
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She Was Only a Poor Little Rich Girl Trying to Get Along in the World That Didn't Seem to Have Any Romance In It. See Marie Prevost in "Kissed."
Just "Kissed," That's All— There Isn't Any Use Trying to Describe It. Just See It, Then You'll "Know."
The Prettiest Girl in Pictures — "Kissed!" Wow! See Marie Prevost in the Universal Photoplay.
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Marie Prevost "KISSED"!
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She Stood On a Moonlit Veranda Athirst for Romance. It Came to Her as a Strange Man, Masked in Ball Costume, Leaped Over the Railing and Captured Her In His Arms. A Kiss from Him, a Slap from Her, and He Was Gone, and Yet Romance Remained — She Was "Kissed." See It!
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