Pictures and the Picturegoer (Jan-Dec 1924)

MARCH 1924 Picture s and Pic t\jreOoer 63 The Rest Cure (Stoll; Mar. 7). George Robey in ;i picturisation <>i his own story. A domestic comedy n<>t as funny as it ought to have hcen considering the star, and the cast which includes Sidney Fairhrother, Minnie Leslie, Bertie Wright, Harry Preston, and Raymond F.llis. Fair entertainment. Richard the Lion-Hearted (Allied Artists.; Mar 20). A very tree adaptation of Scott's / alisnnin. containing a few seems <>i Robin Hood, and Wallace Beery, Charles Gerrard, Kathleen CHfford, Marguerite de la Mottc, John Bowers, Clarence Gcldart and Tully Marshall, hair entertainment Rosita (Allied Artists; Mar 31). Fans should compare Lubitsch's earlier work with this, his latest. An effectively produced Spanish costume romance; rather an unsatisfactory story, but with excellent characterisations and settings. Maty Pickford stars in an unsuitable role; with Holbrook Blinn, George Walsh, Irene Rich, George Pcriolat, Mathilde Comont and Charles Belcher in support. Very good entertainment. Romance Land (Fox; Mar. 31). Tom Mix, Barbara Bedford, Frank Brownlie, Pat Chrisman and George \\'el'l> in a thrilling and fanciful tale of a Western knight who determines to introduce chivalry and chain mail into the cattle ranches. An excellent stunt comedy. The Silent Command (Fox; Mar.'S), Sensational and spectacular melodrama of the high seas, produced by Gordon F.d wards and played by Edmund Lowe, Alma Tell, Betty Jewel, Gordon Mc Edward, Martha Mansfield, Carl Har baugh and Bebo Lugoir. Thrills chasers will revel in this one. The Siren Call (Paramount; Mar. 3). I torothy Dalton in a familiar role, that of a dance-hall girl, in a very conventional story. David Powell, Mitchell Lewis, Edward Brady, and Charles Ogle. A mechanical movie, for Dalton fans only. Squib's Honeymoon (Gaunt ont; Mar. 24). A cheery British screenplay depicting the final explosions of theeffervescent flower-girl. Betty Balfour stars with Fred Groves, Hugh E. Wright, Frank Stanmore and Irene Tripod in support. Slight but quite amusing. Slave of Desire (Goldzuyn; Mar. 3). A spectacular and lavish kinematisation of Balzac's Magic Skin; pointing out the evils of selfishness. Cast includes George Walsh, Carmel Myers, Bessie Love, Eulalie Jenson, Wally Van, William Orlamond, Nick de Ruiz, and Herbert Prior. Excellent entertainment. The Sunshine Trail (Ass. first National; Mar. 10). A fairly good Douglas MacLean movie, with the star as an ex-soldier who takes over a ranch and successfully runs it. Edith Roberts opposite, also Muriel Frances Dana, Josic Sedgwick, Albert Hart, and Rex Chcrryman. Unseeing Eyes (Goldwyn; Mar. 17) Beautiful snow settings, and aeroplane scenes, against some gruesome torture and struggle sequences and a poor story. Well produced and played by Seena Owen, Lionel Barrymore, Louis Wolheim, Gustave Von Seyfertitz, Louis Deer, Francis Red Eagle and Helen Lindroth. Very strong fare. Free A 10-Day Tube See Coupon Protect the Enamel Pepsodent disintegrates the film, then removes it with an agent far softer than enamel. Never use a film combatant which contains harsh grit Whiter Teeth How millions get them There is a way to whiter, cleaner teeth. Millions now employ it. You see the results in every circle now. Will you learn how to get them? Combat the film This way combats the film on teeth — that viscous film you feel. Film clings to teeth; it stains and discolours. Then it forms dingy coats. That is why teeth grow dim. Film also holds food substance which ferments and forms acid. It holds the acid in contact with the teeth — the acid may cause decay. Dental science now knows ways to fight that film effectively. One dis The New-Day Dentifrice A scientific tooth paste now advised by leading dentists the world over. Sold in two sizes — 2/ & 1/3 integrates the film, the other removes it without harmful scouring. Convincing tests proved' those methods efficient. Then a new-type tooth paste was created to apply them daily. The name is Pepsodent. Leading dentists of some fifty nations now advise its use. Results are quick Pepsodent also multiplies the alkalinity of the saliva, also its starch digestant. Those are Nature's great tooth-protecting agents in the mouth. Send the coupon for a 10-Day Tube. Note how clean the teeth feel after using. Mark the absence of the viscous film. See how teeth become whiter as the film-coats disappear. 10-DAY TUBE FREE.'3 THE PEPSODENT COMPANY, (D»L 2S<) 42, Southw.rk Bridge RA , London, S.E.1. Mail 10-Day Tube of Pepsodent to— Name Address Ohre full address. Write plainly. Only one tube to a family. I'icturcijocr/Slar.