The Moving picture world (January 1926-February 1926)

Titles Stabs akd Casts Producers Authors Box-OmCE A MOLES TOO MUCH MONEY Lewis Stone, Anna Q. Nilsson Earl Hudson Israel Zangwill Lead a wife from luxury and she'll find her own war back, John Francis Dillon, director of "Flaming Youth" and "We Moderns," carries that theme into a swift-moving story of London today. THE RECKLESS LADY Belle Bennett, Ben I>yon, Lois Moran, James Kirkwood, I,owell Sherman, Charles Murray Robert Kane Philip Gibbs Philip Gibbs' best.seller brings one of the finest Casts of stars ever assembled. A graphic picture of Monte Carlo and a woman whe gambled against Fate. Directed by Howard Higgin. THE DANCER OF PARIS Conway Tearle, Dorothy Mackaill, Robert Cain Robert Kane Michael Arlen Michael Arlen's best story screened at the crest of his vogue. Paris is the background for this drama of a little dancer whose feet tapped joyfully— then in despair. THE FAR CRY Blanche Sweet, Jack Mulhall, Myrtle Stedman, Hobart Bosworth June Mathis Arthur Richman Arthur Richman's international stage-success, brought to a terrific spectacular climax when flames sweep upon the feasters at a Venetianpageant and leap across canals after escaping gon dolas. Thrills, comedy, heart-punch ! THE DESERT HEALER Lewis Stone, Barbara Bedford, Tully Marshall, Ann Rork. Sam Rork Marlon Fairfax E. M. HuU Written by the author of "The Sheik." Read by eight million already. It's a showman's picture by the man who gave you "Ponjola" and "Clothes Make the Pirate." Directed by Maurice Tourneur. MEMORY LANE Conrad Nagel, Eleanor Boardman Louis B. Mayer Original by John M. ^fnVil nnri Rpn in m in Glazer A cast of popular players in one of those perfect Slice A \ji lllC illaL UIII V O Ullll 1*1 • OLalll V,ttll unillc to the screen. THE GIRL FROM MONTMARTRE Lewis Stone, Barbara La Marr Sawyer and Lubin Anthony Pryde Sunlight and shadows of a Spanish island blended into a gripping story of a woman's past. Directedby Alfred E. Green. THE SECOND Anna Q. Nilsson, Huntley Gordon June Mathis Mrs. Wilson Woodrow Another best-seller by one of America's favorites. Thrilling race-track episodes, scenes that sweep from penitentiary cells to fashionable Fifth Avenue all make excellent audience stuff. 20TH CENTURY UNLIMITED Lloyd Hughes, Mary Astor, Alec Francis, Dolores Del Rio Edwin Carewe Philip Gibbs Adapted from Philip Gibbs' popular novel, "HeirS Apparent," a story, not, of war but of the aftermath, when the tides of glory ebbtd to broken streams of life moving through the giare of London's lamps. PALS FIRST Cast to be announced Edwin Carewe Lee Wilson Dodd Edwin Carewe calls this one of the best pieces of screen material that have come his way. The drama of a hobo who inherited a southern estate, and of eyes of love that saw through hini into incredible shadows. MOLASSES Cast to be announced M. C. Levee (Original) Rum-?ow pictured for the first time. The Bahamas, the sea, the upperworld and underworld provide the strange figures of thrill and action that Al Santell directs. GOOD LUCK Conway Tearle E. M. Asher Seymour Hfcks and Ian Hay Straight from Drury Lane — and you know what that means ! A big spectacular melodrama oi thundering hoofs and throbbing hearts. Your boxoffice knows all <ibout it ! THE SAVAGE May McAvoy and Ben Lyon Earl Hudson Ernest Pascal Here's the newest idea in surprise stories, commencing with a South Sea romance and develop ing the thrill of the newspaper world — an inside story told by the man who wrote VThe Dark Swan" and "Hell's Highroad." SPECIAL! ''The Viennese Medley'' — Conway Tearle and Anna Q. Nilsson First National's spectacular "Secret Special" produced by June Mathis, directed by Curt Rehfeld. January Specials