Paramount Press Books (1917)

_Ad-cuts and mats that get across—and bring something back All of these cuts were chosen for their selling power from a large lot of stills. The one and two column cuts are appealing, economical trade-getters; the three column cuts dominate by sheer force of size and attractiveness. We have had the half-tones engraved so that they will print well on newspaper under good conditions, but unless your printer uses good ink and paper and is exceptionally conscientious in his work, hesitate before you use a half-tone. A line cut will print well under almost any conditions. ICKFORD Tom Sawyer" Jesse L. Lasky presents Jesse LLasky presents Jack Pickford J ACK 171 in “Tom Sawyer By Mark Twain Scenario by Julia Crawford Ivers 7 Directed by Wm. D. Taylor Scenario by me > e By arrangement with Mark Twain Co. Julia alec: Ivers «Mar kK Twain Wm D. Taylor By arrangement with Mark TwainCo. Remember how you hated to have your face washed when you were a kid? Come on, join Tom and Huck and the gang and Gee! wasn’t Mark Twain’s hero the idol of your young life! be kids again. Mark Twain’s hero, your “Young rough-neck”’ you call him now, don’t you? But we bet hero of other days, has now been brought you ll be down to this theatre when your boyhood idol’s here. to life and you can see him again in life. § Tom Sawyer is one of our national monuments, and the streak All week at this theatre, but come early. ahs of the boy is in all of us—put on your hat and come. Musical Program, Etc. Musical Program, Etc. Admission Prices Admission Prices Exhibitors’ Theatre | Name of Exhibitors’ Theatre Lest you forget, we say it yet —hink up! é 10