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THE MOVING PICTURE WORLD
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FEATURES
Mutual Film Corporation
NOTE:— Mutual service can supply you with two or three reel features for every day in the week. The following features are merely the recent ones.
Gaumont's BELLS OF PARADISE. Released Thursday, .lime 2o,
The band-colored depletion of Louis Fourteenth cathedrals, gardens :> ml castle grounds that is admitted by the makers to surpass their "Christian Martyrs" and "Margrave's Daughter."
Thanhouser's CALLED BACK.
Released Friday, June 21,
Alter IIL'C-H CONWAY'S mystery picture of the year
reatest mystery story— the prize
Reliance's VOTES FOR WOMEN. Released Wednesday, June 2G,
The picture that won the support of every suffrage organization in America. With Dr. Anna Shaw, .lane Aildams and Inez Milholla n.l playing real parts.
Gaumont's WRITTEN IN BLOOD. Released Thursday, July 4,
The film that set Europe raving. Seething and surging with the tempestuous spirit o£ fiery revolution, imprisonment, revenge and terror.
Reliance's RIP VAN WINKLE. Released Saturday, July ti,
Washington Irving' s fiction classic The tale <>f the Catskills that is dear tu the hearts of the whole American people.
Thanhouser's UNDER TWO FLAGS.
Released Sunday, July 7,
The ORIGINAL liliu presentation of Oulda's great play. The only picture with the spectacular race track scenes and other details mentioned in the original story.
Solax's FRA DIAVOLO.
Released Friday. July 12,
The $25,000 production of Anber's classic opera. Issued with the musical accompaniment that makes an evening's entertainment.
American's THE FALL OF BLACKHAWK. Released in July,
The patriotic picture that portrays Abraham Lincoln. Jefferson Davis. Zaohary Taylor. Winticld Scott and the great Indian chief Hlackhawk, all at once. Stirring Indian lighting and history that instructs all found in this one subject.
Thanhouser's MERCHANT OF VENICE.
Released Friday, July 26.
A presentation of one of the best known of Shakespeare's plays by the best Shakespearean film maker.
Gaumont's THE PRISON ON THE CLIFF. Released Tuesday, July 30,
Another world-heater that was first tried out in Europe an i set the entire foreign Cinematographic press talking — has startled every American audience to whom it has heen shown.
Great Northern's THE KING'S POWER.
Released Saturday, Aug. 15,
A spectacular story of royalty, enacted by the complete company
of Copenhagen stars, who are plicre of the throne room.
at their very best in the atmos
American's THE BATTLE GROUND.
Released Monday. Aug. 12,
Declared to he a second "Camille." A problem play extraordinary,
that for genuine heart-interest and pathos has few equals.
Gaumont's THEIR LIVES FOR GOLD.
Released Thursday, Aug. 15,
The biggest sensation of tbe season, barring none. Even more exciting than the same producer's sensational "Attacked by a Lion."
Solax's THE EQUINE SPY. Released Friday, Aug. 2:3,
Featuring DOS, THE $10,000 HOUSE that does everything hut talk. The most intelligent equine in tbe world, featured in a massive military subject.
Thanhouser's LUCILLE.
Released Tuesday, Aug. 27,
The de luxe adaptation of the deathless DITH. Produced by an all favorites cas
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