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CX'T. [6, 1915
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PICTURES AND THE PICTUREGOliR
A Sink in the SnaktvUlt Tteint. (Sao "Confidential Guide.")
A Mighty Show Indeed !
Nothing like The Birth 0} a Nation
has ever before been seen on the screen. I marvelled at my first view of it in a little Iwek room without accompaniment of any kind ; but us presented at the Scala Theatre the picture has become a show stupendous in both musical and dramatic magnitude. With full effects and delightful music from a symphony orchestra of forty, this is an entertainment that one can enjoy over and over again.
" Knewi " ii om " Kninp " Kcii
I .1 ji like , little
letter from W 1
written 1
r. ill. .■.
" 1 Ireel iuga from Talroe, ' The Lake
oi the Sky.' •■ I have h en up ince •! tine 1 71 h,
ilnin if tWO
ami three n el fi 1 tores and Western
ilia ina~. H8 fi ijll >« 8 " Pai/tttt nt l\* Ci / \ 1 'hi in tin I ' .A Shriek in the Dark), Tin < ■•'■ <:!
th Mi'ii'it, Via I In
reel heroic drama dealing wit l> a phase of life in the Par Ninth of Canada), rii< Troubadour of El Dorado,tm& Goodbye, Summer.
"It may interest you to know that with my company, the KerriganVictor. 1 did seventeen reels, each of 1,000 feet, in forty-eight actual working days. We are arranging to break camp here, and returning to the Pacific studios at Universal City. California, where I am to do a series of big features, to lie released on the Broadway programme.
'" With every good wish, and my kindest regards to you and all of my English friends, "Jack W. Kerrigan."
Comforts rbrough tha Cinema.
Olli >.n and 111. mi of 1
the ■
lent
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the f t he latter HI in mi 1
will, J mi l.-r-tand fi-. • 1 t • tli Roy al Naval D Fund 1 hope 1 he purl w ill I" a big uue, Sir John Hare In Pictures. < Ine by one t he leading lighl 1 »f 1 he
■ • 1 nil) to t In' mi-i'i'Ii. and 1
glad to I* now i hat Sir .1 . Jin Han ni\ gre iteal stage ta\ out il ing
filmed for the firsl time bj nny can as Bccles in Caste. Larrj Trimble, of Turner Films. Limited, bus in hand the production of this evergreen comedy, in which Mn\ Elorke, another old favourite, is appearing as the Marquise. And
who will handle this SUl'e-tO-be gl
film, you ask P The answer should not
.surprise you The Ideal Film Renting Company, Limited; veritable gluttons for " winners." F. D.
PHOTOGRAPH*.
Photo Postcards of Yourself, la! :M. Dozen. From any PUoto. 12 x 1U Enlargement, 8L
Catalootu and Sampln t'ret. S. E. HACKETT. Works: July Boad, r,iVKitroor.,
GASLIGHT, IROMIDE, or POP POST CARDS,
24, 6dJ.; 100, Is. 6 1. PUteg anil Papers also Cheap.
Catalogue:* Slid Samp eg f'r.v. S. I. HACKITT. Works: Juli Uoad, Liverpool.
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ASK YOUR LOCAL MANAGER
When he is going to show
THE WOMAN WHO DID!"
(BROADWEST FILM)
The Photo -Play adaptation of the Famous Novel by
GRANT ALLEN
FEATURING
MISS EVE BALFOUR
THOMAS A. MACDONALD AND GEORGE FOLEY
Write for Photographs of England's Foremost Cinema Actress, sent free on receipt of penny stamp to
GERRARD FILM COMPANY LIMITED,
urns: Gerafilm, Loudon.
13, GERRARD STREET, LONDON, W.
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