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THE MOVING PICTURE WORLD
March 9, 1918
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For February — March
pOCKET-BOOK PICTURES— pictures with strength "on the door" of theatres; pictures with action, plot and humanity in them; but above everything pictures with profit in them. If they have Quality and Art in them, so much the better, but the profit-making essentials must come first.
These" are the demands of every exhibitor in America today and Goldwyn, following up its string of profit-making pictures, is continuing to meet the exhibitor-demand with a consecutive series of remarkable productions which will cover the entire Spring and Summer. We are proud to submit for the box-office verdict:
MAE MARSH MABEL NORMAND
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THE BELOVED TRAITOR
BY FRANK L. PACKARD
An emotional, melodramatic love story of action and romance — revealing the great dramatic power of one of the screen's biggest favorites. Released February 24.
THE FLOOR B E L, O W
BY ELAINE STERNE
A bigger, faster and more thrilling romantic comedy-drama than her successful "Dodging A Million," which broke house-capacity records. Directed by Clarence Badger. Released March 10.
Consult the box-office charts of the trade press about every recent Goldwyn production and find these reports by exhibitors who played them : "Record for my house." "Big business at advanced prices." "Extra big business." "Weather awful — business great." "Drew tremendous business." "Turned hundreds away." "Two days to capacity." "22° below— S. R. O." All Goldwyn Pictures are drawing big business throughout America.
GOLDWYN PICTURES CORPORATION
Samuel Goldfish, President Edgar. Selwyn. Vice President ' 16 East 4-2 mc/ Street New York City
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