Paramount and Artcraft Press Books (1918)

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What Exhibitors Should Know About “THE WHISPERING CHORUS” An Artcraft Picture STARS This is in every respect a superb picture production, with Kathlyn Williams Raymond Hatton, Elliott Dexter, Tully Marshall and James Neill in the' leading roles. Seldom have so many notable players been presented in any single production, and coupled with the dramatic interest of this superb story, and its heart-appealing force, this is a Paramount picture far above the ordinary. DIRECTOR “The Whispering Chorus” is a special Cecil B. DeMille production for Artcraft release and is particularly noteworthy on that account. Mr. DeMille is famous for his productions of “Joan the Woman,” “The Woman God Forgot,” “The Devil Stone” and others, all of which established new and higher standards of cinema art. AUTHOR Perley Poore Sheehan, famous novelist and magazine writer. SCENARIO By Jeanie Macpherson, brilliant author of the scenarios of numerous Artcraft pictures, all of which have become famous. STORY An absorbingly dramatic and tense story of a man who, harassed by debt, resorts to theft. He deserts his wife, becomes a hermit ‘longshoreman, changes clothes with a drowned man, assumes an alias and later is hunted down by the police who mistake him for his own murderer. When he learns that his wife is happily married to the governor of his state, he goes to death rather than wring from her the admission that he is her husband. The various scenes are filled with thrills and dramatic action of the highest order. PHOTOGRAPHY By Alvin Wyckoff, a master cameraman. ACCESSORIES (Obtainable from your Exchange) Paper Two one-sheets Two three-sheets One six-sheet 24-sheet stand Photos 8 8x10 black and white 8 11x14 gelatine Cuts and Mats on Production Five one-column Three two-column Two three-column Stock Cuts and Mats of Star Five one-column Three two-column Two three-column Series of Advertising Layouts: Mats Press Book with sales talk, card and letter announcements, suggestions for lobby and other displays. Slides Music Cues "THE WHISPERING CHORUS” THE PLAYERS . Jane Trimble . Kathlyn Williams John Trimble, her husband.... Raymond Hatton George Coggeswell Elliott Dexter Mrs. Trimble, John’s mother... Edythe Chapman Charles Barden .... John Burton Tom Burns Parkes Jones H. P. Clumley. . .Tully Marshall Chief McFarland .... Guy Oliver Stauberry W. H. Brown Charming James Neill Longshoreman Noah Beery Mocking Face Gustav Seyffertitz Evil Face Walter Lynch Good Face... Edna Mae Cooper TABLE OF CONTENTS Cover, with Billing Inside Cover, Facts Exhibitors Should know, Accessories, Contents 1 — Suggested Mail Campaign 3 — Advertising Ideas 5 — Cast and Synopsis 7 — Press Review 9-11 — Advance Publicity 13 — Musical Synopsis 1415-16 — Ad Cuts and Mats Production, Cuts and Mats Back Cover, Exchange List and latest releases