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Moving Picture World (Mar-Dec 1907)

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THE Moving Picture World The Official Organ of the Moving Picture Exhibitors* Association. The only Independent WeeKly Journal published in the interests of Manufacturers and Operators of Animated Photographs and Cinematograph Projection, Illustrated Songs, Lantern Lectures and Lantern Slide Makers PUBLISHED BY THE WORLD PHOTOGRAPHIC PUBLISHING COMPANY, 361 BROADWAY, NEW YORK Vol. 1., No. 18. July 6, 1907 Price, lO Cents GAUMONT FILMS The following new films will be placed upon the market during the week of July 8th to July 1 3th: — Fatality English Gaumont Sensational Length, 424 ft. Illustrating the old story of a man yielding to temptation, and meeting with a fatal fall. Union Workers Spoil the Food French Gaumont Contemporaneous Comedy. Length, 527 ft. (Vive le Sabotage) The Unionist in France dearly loves the doctrine that he has the right to spoil his own work when his employer is under the ban, and while the workman has not quit his job, the baker's man spoils the bread — the barber cuts bis customer — the hatter smashes the customer’s hat— and the down-trodden laborer indulges in other gaieties which finally drive an innocent old couple to suicide by means of a charcoal fire. But Fate decreed tnat even the charcoal worker had spoiled the charcoal which gave off no gas, and the couple were saved. The Soldier’s Helmet French Gaumont New Comedy Length, 577 ft. Shows how a bit of deviltry can force an honest soldier to go to bed with his shako on his head, and yet sober : also how the cunning doctor, by a masterly stroke of genius, separates the soldier from the helmet. Scratch My Back English Gaumont Excellent Comedy Length, 317 ft. Shows what an angel child can do— when the angel child is a boy of the period, who knows what itch pollen will do to a man when dropped down his back. The victim backs into innumerable difficulties while loosing for relief, but reaches the limit and arrest when he scratches himself against a policeman. NEW YORK 4/ D , /t\ Oft CHICAGO 66* Sixth Avenue jVLCtllC ij/jJUCflt \)0. ” S,“” S‘r*e‘