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Press stories to be sent out two or three days in advance of the showing of “THE PRICE MARK”
The story of "The Price Mark, " a Paramount Photoplay in which
Dorothy Dalton will be seen at the Theatre on
is laid in Egypt and New York City. Photographically, as well as dramatically, it is said to represent the producer, Thomas H. Ince, in his most ambitious effort.
Such well known players as Thurston Hall, William Conklin, Adele Farrington, Dorcas Matthews, and others equally well known in motion pictures are in the supporting cast of "The Price Mark, " starring Dorothy Dalton in the Thomas H. Ince Paramount production,
which will be seen at the Theatre on of
week .
Dorothy Dalton, whose recent triumph in "The Flame of the Yukon, " is recalled by photoplay-goers the country over, will be
seen at the Theatre on in "The Price Mark," by
John B. Ritchie. This is a Thomas H. Ince production - the first he has made with Miss Dalton for Paramount. The scenes of "The Price Mark" are located in Egypt and New York City. Miss Dalton has the role of a girl who comes from a small Ohio town to procure a theatrical engagement, and, failing, is forced to pose for an artist. The story is replete with romance and adventure.
"The Price Mark," in which Dorothy Dalton will be seen at the
Theatre on was selected by Thomas H. Ince
for the introduction of his gifted young screen star on the Paramount program because of the manifold opportunities it offers Miss Dalton both for comedy and emotional acting. The story is by John B. Ritchie, who has located his scenes in Cairo, Egypt, and New York City. The photoplay was directed by Roy Neill, who brought to the work the benefit of personal knowledge gained by several years' residence in Egypt .
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