The Moving picture world (March 1923-April 1923)

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March 17, 1923 MOVING PICTURE WORLD 301 Even Than "Humoresque" A BETTER PICTURE THAN "HUMORESQUE" "A picture which will bring a throb to the heartstrings of any audience. It should prove a strong attraction for any theatre. A film epic that should be a second 'Humoresque' in so far as a box-office attraction. As an entertainment feature it will appeal to many as more desirable. There is never a moment where it fails of rapid action." — Exhibitors Herald. WILL ECHO HEAVILY AT YOUR BOX OFFICE "When a director can produce a picture that will play upon your sympathy and love of the better things of Hfe and tug at your heartstrings at times almost to the point of tears, and at the same time introduce such fine comedy touches as to bring forth a smile or a laugh without causing a discordant note, he has achieved a result that will find a mighty echo in the hearts of motion picture fans. This is just what Edwin Carewe has accomplished in 'Mighty Lak a Rose.' Here is a production, Mr. Exhibitor, that you need have no fear of showing to your patrons and boosting heavily, for it will echo heavily in your box office." — Moving Picture World. A Symphony of Life in the High and Low Places By Curtis Benton. Directed by Edwin Carewe. Scenario by Adelaide Heilbron; Sol Polito Cameraman; John D. Schulze, Art Director Philip Masi, Assistant Director. : : ;