Photoplay (Jan - Jun 1925)

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Agents Wanted BATHASWEET The Favorite Luxury of Gentlewomen To step into a bath that smells like a flower garden— into water so soft and limpid it seems to caress the body 1 Bathasweet brings this luxury to you. A sprinkle of it fills the room with fragrance, makes the water soft and soothing, and leaves about you that £> indefinable. "scentless" perfume that is the very height of daintiness. 25c, 50c and £V.S1.00at Drug and Dept. Stores. Send for generous size introductory can — free, jfa THE C.S.WELCH CO. Dept. P.E. NEW YORK CITY THE DEADWOOD COACH— Fox rVJTNAMIC Tom Mix shoot-, rides, climbs. ■L-'leaps, and loves his way through this rousing melodrama. Known throughout the far West as the Orphan. Tom perse\ eringly seeks the man who murdered his father. Eventually he meets up with a sheriff who makes him his deputy. Tom falls in love with the sheriff's sister. Then he discovers his man and after a thrilling series of ups and downs gets him and marries the girl. You'll get a " kick " out of this picture. FOLLY OF VANITY— Fox "PVEN a beautiful, fantastic trip through '-'Neptune's realm, where scantily clad damsels flit about, fails to make this stupid pictureworthy of lukewarm commendation. A youthful married couple quarrel incessantly. YYhei Alice (Billie Dove) wears the villain's pearl necklace, her husband condemns her vanity. Whereupon Alice has a dream, which takes her to Neptune's abode. Neptune exiles her for wearing the necklace and she wakes, a better woman. Now, we ask you ! CHAMPION OF LOST CAUSES— Fox T>EATRICE CHARLES breaks her engage ■^ment to Dick Sterling when she falls in love with Loring (Edmund Lowe), a novelist who strives to prove her father innocent of murdering the man killed in his home. By unmasking Zanteen, a clever crook, Loring also unmasks Sterling's dual life. Sterling confesses to the crime which he perpetrated to save himself. Of course, Beatrice's father is freed and she and Loring become engaged. Sad entertainment. this. THE PARASITE— B. P. Schulberg "Y"OU won't miss much if you miss this. It is -*• one of those Aim flamy tales with much ado about nothing. It boasts of a cast of wellknown players — Owen Moore, Mary Carr. Madge Bellamy and Lilyan Tashman — but it doesn't mean a thing. One of those old melodramas of a mother, a divorcee, who tries to regain her husband's love because of his social position. And all the dirty work is done in the name of their child. THE CLOUD RIDER— F. B. O. WHILE watching the real-honest-to-goodness aeroplane stunts you'll forget the improbability of the story. The stunts are great and supply the necessary amount of thrills to please the boys. A young aviator ia member of the secret service. Through his fiancee's younger sister he frustrates the plans of a smuggler and it is then that he realizes he loves the younger sister. It will please grown-ups too. MIDNIGHT MOLLY— F. B. O. DUAL roles are always fascinating and when coupled with a pretty young lady like Evelyn Brent why it's bound to be enjoyable. One thing we can't overlook — Evelyn should have had a better leading man. A young man struggling to be elected governor is the victim of a political gang. They try to dig up all the "dirt" possible about him. Through the aid of a clever girl crook he averts a scandal, becomes mayor and you know the rest. GOLD HEELS— Fox MORAL: If you don't break the horse the horses will break you. And what they did to our hero— they left him as flat as a pancake until through a streak of luck he buys Gold Heels, an old racing horse. He loves a sweet little girl and when he is accused of stealing money she still remains true to him. He enters his horse in the derby and wins. You'll appreciate the horse racing scenes — they're the only good features in this picture. Every idvertlsement In photoplay MAGAZINE