Pictures and the Picturegoer (Jan-Dec 1925)

56 PicKire s and Picture puer AUGUST 1925 The ^ '■£, negle&of one small thing may ruin all your loveliness and you yourself may be quite unconscious of it RECENTLY we received this letter : " Would it be possible for you to write to her, telling how to remove the odour of perspiration (stating that most people suffer from this annoyance)? Do not indicate in your letter that anyone wrote to you, as this would humiliate her." How embarrassing for this girl if she knew ! And yet not one of us can be safe as long as we neglect the special care of the underarm. For it is a physiological fact that persons troubled by the odour of perspiration are themselves ofte.i unaware of its presence. Fastidious women everywhere are guarding against this danger by the use of Odorono. This toilet lotion was formulated by a physician to correct the over-activity of the sweat glands, which the medical profession calls hyperidrosis. It is a clear, antiseptic liquid, perfectly harmless. One application o[ Odorono gives complete protection, for at least three days, from the staining of clothes with perspiration and from that unpardonable lapse from personal daintiness— underarm odour. At all high-class chemists' and departmental •tores, 1/6, 2/9 and 5/-, or sent post free. ODO'RODO Corrects perspiration moisture and odour Send for sample — only 3d. TIIF. ODORONO COMPANY, Dept.P.4 c o Kaxiett & Johnson, Ltd., 80, Clorkcnwcll Koad, E.C.I. Enclosed is 3d6 in stamps, for which please send me sample of Odorono and your hooklet, 1 A Frank Discussion of a subject every woman should understand." iVor Address The Arizona Romeo (Fox; August 10). Buck Jones in a comedy drama about a wilful girl who asserts herself against her parents' tyranny and proves her right to chose her own husband. Lucy Fox, Mane Geary, Marcella Daly Hank Mann, Haidee Kirkland and Thoma« Mills support the star. Director, Edmund Mortimer. Breezy and bright Western stuff. Argentine Love (Paramount; August 3). Fairly good love-romance of Tangoland, well played by Bebe Daniels, Ricardo Cortez, James Rennie, Mario Majeroni, Alice Chapin, Julia Hurley, Russ Whital, and Mark Gonzales. Director, Allen Dwan. , As Man Desires (Ass. Fir. Xat.; August 17). A drama of East India and the South Seas, about an army surgeon charged with murder, who becomes a pearl fisher. Milton Sills and Viola Dana stars, with Ruth Clifford, Tom Kennedy, Hector Tarno, Edneh Altmus, and Frank Leigh in support. Director, Irving Cummings. Good entertainment. After a Million (W. & F.; August 24). Kenneth McDonald in a death defying stunt romance with some unusually luxurious settings. Ruth Dwyer, Joseph Girard, Stella Nova, Alphonse Martell. Ada Bell, Otto Metzetti, Victor Metzetti Paul Gerson, and Stanley Bingham also appear. Good entertainment. Bing, Bang, Boom (Pathe; August 17). Doris Pawn and David Butler in a comedy drama of small town life. Ed Wallock, Carl Stockdale, William Walling, Bert Hadley, and Kate Toncray in support. Fair entertainment. The Bridge of Sighs (Gaumont; August 10). This sentimental romance opens better than it closes, but it is well directed and acted by Dorothy Mackaill, Creighton Hale, Alec B. Francis, Ralph Lewis, Richard Tucker, Clifford Saum, and Fanny Midgeley. Director, Phil Rosen An average movie. The Call of the Road (Granger August 11). A re-issue of Victor McLaglen's first star movie. This delightful British costume romance shows little trace of age and is thoroughly worth revisiting. Phyllis Shannaw opposite Victor, also H. Nicholls Bates, Barry Furness, Eric Royce, Philip Williams, Geoffrey Benstead, A. E. Coleby, Fred Drummond, Adeline Hayden Coffin, Olive Bell, Warwick Ward, R. Jones, Agnes Nicholls, and Ida Sprague. Director, A. E. Coleby. Excellent entertainment. Cheaper To Marry (Metro-Go Id z<'\nJury (August 31). Sophisticated comedy-drama of Wail Street partners, one of whom marries, one of whom does not Excellent direction and acting by Conrad Nagel, Lewis Stone, Paulette Duval, Marguerite de la Motte, Louise Fazenda, Claude Gillengwater, and Richard Wayne Director, Robert Z. Leonard. Common Sense (II'. & F.; August 17). Ralph Lewis, Vola Vale, Helene Sullivan, William Austin, B. F. Blinn, and Milton Brown in the stDry of two lovers who quarrel and seek the wilderness, only to find — each other. Fair entertainment. Daring Love (W. & F.; August 3). The story of a woman who found two kinds of love. The cast comprises Elaine Hammerstein, Gertrude Astor, Morgan Wallace, Cissie Fitzgerald, Huntley Gordon, Johnny Arthur, and Walter Long. Good entertainment. The Deadwood Coach (Fox; August 3). Tom Mix and " Tony " in an excellent spectacular Westerner of the old stagecoach days. Ernest Butterworth, Marian Nixon, Charles K. French, J. Raymond Nye, William Steele, Josie Sedgwick, and Fred Humes complete the cast. Director, Lynn Reynolds. The Dream Cheater (Western Import; August 24). Warren Kerrigan in a modernised version of Balzac's "The Wild Ass's Skin." In support appear Sam Sotherfl, Wedgewood Nowell, Alice Wilson, Joseph J. Dowling, Thomas H. Guise,