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Tlie Redskin's Woman
A pale-face "moonbeam" girl, or a lovely darkskinned maiden of his own race — which was the wife for him? Had the white man's college and the white man's ways changed his Indian heart?
"BRAVEHEART" with ROD LAROCQUE, is a rare type of picture, a strong story teeming with elemental emotion— ambition, rivalry, pas| sion and heroism of the noblest sort. Don't miss it!
"CORNERED
Behind the lines were even stranger risks than in the trenchesconstant danger from the deep deviltry of spies.
And the cleverest spy of them all was— a woman! But even she took one risk too many, and found herself face to face with her worst enemy, trapped like a rat! What next? See the thrilling answer in "Three Faces East."
'Both Wanted the Same Man
One was a clever confidence lady— slim, silken, fascinating; the o t her a primitive woman fired with the strong passions of her race. Who would win the man they both loved?
Don't fail to see Leatrice Joy in "The Wedding Song."
^Viuid Love Stories
. . . . High cPowcr 'Drama , . ,
ROD LAROCQUE in "BRAVEHEART"
An Alun IIuIl' Production
Presented by Cecil B. DeMille
With Lillian Rich, Robert Edcson, Tyrone Power and Jean Acker
Adapted bv Mary O'Hara from the
play "STRONGHEART"
by William C. Demille
CECIL B.DeMILLE'S
Production "The Road to Yesterday"
Adapted by Jeannie Macphcrson and
Beulah Marie Dix From the play bv Beulah Marie Dix and E. G. Sutherland, with Joseph Schildkraut, Jetta Goudal, Vera Reynolds, William Boyd and Julia Faye.
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SILENCE"
A Rupert Julian Production
Presented by Cecil B. DeMille
Adapted by Beulah Marie Dix from
the Broadway hit by Max Marcin,
with H. B. Warner
"THREE FACES EAST"
A Rupert Julian Production
With Jetta Goudal, Robert Ames,
Henry Walthall and Clive Brook.
Adapted by C. Gardner Sullivan and
Monte Katter;'ohn from trie play
by Anthony Paul Kelly
LEATRICE JOY in "The Wedding Song"
With Robert Ames
An Alan Hale Production
Presented by Cecil B. DeMille
Adapted by Charles Whitaker and
Douglas Doty from the novel
by Ethel Watts Mumford
CECIL B.DeMILLE'S
Production
"The Volga Boatman"
Adapted by Lenore Coffee from the
story by Konrad Bercovict WithWilliam Boyd, Elinor Fair.Victor Varconi, Julia Faye, Theodore Kosloff
and Robert Edeson Personally directed by Cecil B. DeMil.'e
cA 'Deafening Qrash, and Tlien —
—back through the ages. The fashionable young crowd with their modern love problems found themselves in a curiously different setting, where jealousy, intrigue and romance followed them with remarkable results.
An extraordinarily colorful picture, rich in modern and medieval background. Splendidly dramatic throughout,"The Road to Yesterday." Ask your theatre man fo • it.
The Girl from His Past
It was his wedding night. Suddenly, out of the darkness into the bright lights of the marriage party, stumbled this bruised flower from the streets. It was a terrible moment in his life.
This is but one of the big scenes from "Silence" the powerful drama, with H. B. Warner.
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