Moving Picture World (Sep-Oct 1927)

5SS MOVING PICTURE WORLD October 29, 1927 Your Handy Picture Index Covering ALL photoplays reviewed in Volume 87 (July and August , 1927) of Moving Picture World This is a useful supplement to your weekly service “Quick Reference Picture Chart” ALPHABETIC ALLY arranged for your convenience A A Reno Divorce. 5.492 ft. — Story and direction Ralph Graves — May McAvoy and Ralph Graves — -Warner Bros. — Review, October 29. Alias The Lone Wolf. 6,843 ft.— Based on the story by Louis Joseph Vance — Bert Lvtell and Lois Wilson — Directed by Edward H. Griffith — Columbia Pictures — Review, October 1. All For Uncle. 2 reels — Universal “Mike and Ike” Cartoon — Review, September 24. American Beauty, The. 6,333 ft. — Billie Dove —Directed by Richard Wallace — Review, October 22. And How. 2 reels — Joe Murphy — Universal Andy Gump Comedies — Review, October S. B Back Home. 1 reel — Educational Walter Futter Curiosities Series — Review, October 1. Border Blackbirds. 5,326 ft. — Leo Maloney — Directed by Leo Maloney — Pathe — Review, September 10. Boy Rider, The. 4,858 ft. — Buzz Barton — Directed by Louis King— FBO — Preview, October 8. Boys Will Be Boys. 2 reels — A1 Cooke and Kit Guart — FBO “Beauty Parlor” Series — Review, October 1. Broadway After Midnight. 6,199 ft. — Krellberg picture — Priscilla Bonner-Matthew Betz — Directed by Fred Windermere — Review, October 29. Broadway Madness. 6.945 ft. — Directed by Burton King — Excellent Pictures — Review, October 8. C Clancy’s Kosher Wedding. 5,700 ft. — George Sidney — Directed by A. E. Gilstrom — FBO — Review, September 10. College. 5,916 ft. — Buster Keaton — Directed by James W. Horne — United Artists Review, September 17. Combat. 5,100 ft. — George Walsh — Directed by Albert Hiat — Pathe — Review, October 15. Coward, The. 5,093 ft. — Based on the story by Arthur Stringer — Directed by Alfred Raboch — FBO — Review, September 10. Cruise of the Hellion, The. 6,089 ft. Directed by Duke Worne — Rayart Imperial Photoplay — Review, September 24. The Crystal Cup. 6,386 ft. — From story by Gertrude Atherton — Dorothy MackaillJack Mulhall — Directed by John Francis Dillon — First National — Review, October 29. D Dancing Fools. 2 reels — Charles King and Charles Dorety — Universal Stern Brothers Comedy — Review, September 10. Danger Ahead. 2 reels — Jack Perrin — Universal Mounted Police Series — Review, September 10. Dazzling Co-Ed. 2 reels — George Lewis — Universal “The Collegians” Series — Review, September 24. Desired Woman, The. 6,408 ft. — Irene Rich — Directed by Michael Curtiz — Warner Brothers — Review, September 3. Drop Kick, The. 6,802 ft. — Based on “Glitter” by Katherine Brush — Richard Barthelmess — -Directed by Millard Webb — First National — Review, October 8. East Side, West Side. 8,154 ft.— From the novel by Felix Reisenberg — George O’Brien — Directed by Allan Dwan — Fox — Review, October 22. Eats for Two. 1 reel — Educational Comedy — Review, October 8. F The Fair Co-Ed. 6,408 ft. — From Geo. Ade’s play — Marion Davies — Directed by Sam Wood — M-G-M — Review, October 29. Fighting Eagle, The. 8,002 ft/ — Adapted from Conan Doyle’s novel, “The Adventures of Brigadier Gerard” — Rod LaRocque — Directed by Donald Crisp — Pathe — Review, September 17. Fighting Texan, The. 2 reels — Fred Gilman — Universal Western — Review, September 10. Fleshy Devils. 2 reels — Fatty Alexander, Fatt Karr, and Kewpie Ross — FBO “Fat Men” Series — Review, October 1. Flim Flams. 1 reel— Educational Felix the Cat Cartoon — Review, October 8. G Garden of Allah, The. 8,500 ft. — Based on the novel by Robert Hichens — Directed by Rex Ingram — Alice Terry — MetroGoldwyn-Mayer — Review, September 10. Gay Retreat, The. 5,524 ft. — Sammy Cohen and Ted McNamara — Directed by Ben Stoloff — Fox — Review, October 8. Gentleman of Paris, A. 6,017 ft. — Based on the story “Bellamy the Magnificent,” by Roy Horniman — Adolphe Menjou — Directed by Harry D’Abbadie D’Arrast — Paramount Picture — Review, October 8. Girl From Gay Paree, The. 5,233 ft. — Directed by Phil Stone — Tiffany Production — Review, September 24. Girl From Rio, The. 6,170 ft. — Carmel Myers — Directed by Tom Terriss — Gotham Production — -Review, September 24. Gold Digger of Weepah, A. 2 reels — Pathe Mack Sennett Comedy — Review, October 1. II Hidden Aces. 4,620 ft.— Charles Hutchison — Directed by Howard Mitchell — Pathe — Review, September 3. High School Hero. 5,498 ft. — Story by William Conselman and David Butler-Sally Phipps and Nick Stuart— David Butler Production — Fox — Review, October 29. His Dog. Directed by Karl Brown — Based on the story by Albert Payson Terhune — Pathe — Review, September 3. Hole in One, A. 1 reel — Pathe Aesop Fable Cartoon — Review, September 10. Home Made. 6,450 ft. — C. C. Burr Production Johnny Hines — Directed by Charles Hines — First National — Review, October 29. Hot Stuff. 1 reel — Ben Hall— Universal Comedy — Review, October 1. Hula. 5,862 ft.— From the novel by Armine Von Tempski — Clara Bow — Directed by Victor Fleming — Paramount — Review, September 10. Human Fly, The. 1 reel — Pathe Paul Terry Cartoon — Review, September 24. I In Again Out Again. 1 reel — Pathe Paul Terry Cartoon — Review, October 1. J Jack From All Trades. 1 reel — Educational Felix the Cat Cartoon — Review, September 10. Jaws of Steel. 5,569 ft. — Rin-Tin-Tin — Directed by Ray Enright — Warner Brothers— Review, October 1. Jazz Sjnger. 8,117 ft. — Based on the play by Samson Raphaelson — A1 Jolson — Directed by Alan Crosland — Warner Brothers — Review, October 22. Jesse James. 8.656 ft. — Fred Thomson — Directed by Lloyd Ingraham — Paramount — Review, October 22. Joy Girl, The. 5,877 ft. — Based on the magazine story by May Edington — Olive Borden — Directed by Allan Dwan — Fox Production — Review, September 24. K Kangaroo’s Kimona, The. 2 reels — Fox Animal Comedy — Review, October 8. Kilties. 2 reels — Dorothy Devore — Educational Comedy— Review, October 1. I# Ladies At Ease. 5,800 ft. — Pauline Garon — Directed by Jerome Storm — First Division Pictures — Review. October 15. Law Rider, The. 2 reels — Fred Gilman — Universal "Texas Ranger” Picture — Review, October 8. Life of Reilly, The. 6.720 ft. — George Sidney and Charlie Murray — Directed by William Beaudine — First National — Review, October 1. Lonesome Ladies. 5,718 ft. — Lewis Stone and Anna Q. Nilsson — Directed by Joseph Henabery — First National Piet. Inc. — Review, September 24. Doves of Carmen, The. 8,538 ft. — Based on the story by Prosper Merimee — Dolores Del Rio and Victor McLaglen — Directed by Raoul Walsh — Fox — Review, October 8. M Magic Flame, The. 8,308 ft. — Based on the play “King Harlequin” by Rudolph Lother — Ronald Colman and Vilma Banky — Directed by Henry King — United Artists — Review. September 2. Man’s Past, A. 5,916 ft. — Adapted from play “Diploma” by Emerich Foeldes — Conrad Veidt — Directed by George Melford — UniversalJewel — Review. September 17. Mickey’s Pals. 2 reels — Mickey Yule — FBO Comedy — Review, October 8. Mockery. 5,957 ft. — Lon Chaney — Directed by Benjamin Christensen — Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer — Review, September 10. X Nest, The. 7,393 ft. — ‘From the play by Paul Geraldy — Pauline Frederick — Directed by William Nigh — Sam Zierler Production— Review. October 15. Newlyweds Troubles. 2 reels — Universal Newlyweds Comedy Series — Review, September 10. o Obligin’ Buckaroo. The. 4,575 ft. — Buffalo Bill Jr. — Directed by Richard Thorpe — Pathe — Review, October 8. Oh Teacher. 1 reel — Universal Oswald the Rabbit Cartoon — -Review, September 10. Off Again. 1 reel — Jack Lloyd — Educational Cameo Comedy — Review, September 24. One-Round Hogan. 6,357 ft. — Monte Blue — Directed by Howard Bretherton — Warner Brothers — Review, October S. One Woman To Another. 4,022 ft. — Adapted from the play by Frances Nordstrom — Florence Vidor — Directed Tuttle — Paramount— Review, September 24. On the Hook. 1 reel — Pathe Sportlight — Review, September 10. Out All Night. 6,170 t't. — Reginald Penny — Directed by William A. Seiter — Universal-Jewel Production — Review, October 1. Outdoor Sketches. 1 reel — Educational Robert C. Bruce Scenic — Review. September 10.