The Moving picture world (January 1926-February 1926)

Pook fem over with •<wa showman's eye/ FIRST NATIONAL PICTURES, Leaders of the industrij, offer ijou BIGGER PROFITS THAhf EVER/ 1 Titles Stars ako Casts Producers Authors Box-office Amgi.es KIKI NORMA TALMADGE, Ronald CoJman heads supporting cast. Joseph M. Sohenck David Belasco One of the outstanding stage hits of thr TwentirtI Century. Six hundred performances on Broadway^ Norma Talmadge us the waif of Paris makes this her greatest role. Directed by Clarence Brown IRENE COLLEEN MOORE John McCoruuok James Montgomery The unforgettable musical comedy screened gorgeously. Not only a magnificent part for CoUeen Moore but a style-parade on proportions never before attempted. Directed by Alfred E. Green. MISS NOBODY COLLEEN MOORE John McCorinick Tiffany Wells • Adapted from the popular newspaper serial "Shebo," presenting Miss Moore as a deligfatfoUy feminine hobo. Huge exploitation t>acks this production. SILKY ANNE CONSTANCE TALMADGE Joseph M. Schenck Hans Kraly Call this a twin-sister to "Her Sister from Paris." The play is the present vogue of the cooUoent — a delicioUN thing with a title that clinches it at the box office. "Puppets' MILTON SILLS A. L. Roekett Frances Lightner, A finely dramatic role for Mtlton Sills with the full force of his stellar appearance in "Men of Steel" behind it. MLLE. MODISTE CORINNE GRIFFITH E. M. Asher Henry Blossom and Victor Herbert Another musical comedy hit, screened splendidly under Robert Z. Leonard's direction. Corinne Griffith as the little Parisian milliner who made gay chapeuux for other women's heads and brought gayer chappies to her own feet. ASHES CORINNE GRIFFITH E. M. Asher Reginald C. Goode Highly successful as a Broadway play, "Ashes" follows "Mlfe'. Modiste" and gives Miss Griffith opportunity for the finely dramatic portrayals that mean so much at the box-office. JUST SUPPOSE RICHARD BARTHELMESS, Lois Moran heads supporting cast. Inspiration Pictures, Inc. A. E. Thomas Directed by Kenneth Webb. And that means a magnificent picture with Barthelmess as the boy wlio would sooner be a peasant in the kingdom of love than ruler of a nation. His best kince "Shore Leave." THE KID FROM MONTANA RICHARD BARTHELMESS Inspiration Pictures, Inc. Katherine Newlin Burt Sidney Olcott has been engaged to direct it. It affords Barthelmess as distinctive a role as he ever played, full of action, romance and comedy. RAINBOW RILEY JOHNNY HINES C. C. Burr Thompson Buchanan Johnny Hines is a cub reporter sent to report a mountain feud, and what those wild mountaineers do to Johnny makes six reels of great comedy. THE BROWN DERBY JOHNNY HINES C. C. Burr F. S. Merlin and Brian Marlow Another knock-out, with Johnny on the receiving end. Picture him in the prize-ring — an amateur pugilist ! That's all. That's plenty ! TRAMP, TRAMP, TRAMP! HARRY LANGDON Harry Langdon Corp. Harry Langdon Harry Langdon's first for First National, one of the most eagerly awaited pictures of the year. THE LUNATIC AT LARGE LEON ERROL Earl Hudson J. Storey Clouston Designed to out-do Errol's box-office success in "Sally" and "Clothes Make the Pirate." Directed by Fred Newmeyer — and he's a comedy director! SPECIAL! Milton Sills in ''Men of Steel" With Doris Kenyon