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PICTURES AND THE PIC^REGOER
73
Week ending Oct. 23, 1915
PATHE'
ANIMATED
GAZETTE
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WAR NEWS.
DO NOT
MISS IT.
OUR CONFIDENTIAL GUIDE
Films you should make a point of seeing.
BAGS. And Mary Pick ford is just delighfl
ful in tin in. We have tfeforred to tin film, several times, and lust week we published the; lull story. It was produced in California, ^ where "Tcssibel eame from; and yoaj should nut miss it.
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THE GIRL AND THE REPORTER.-A tlioj roughly interesting story on original audi as 1 iin s. Violet Reynolds i a society girl uiul settlement-wi rker, conscientious objection to being interviewed by newspaper reporters i the cause of a] cliain of dramatic and humorous which lead up to a climax so thrilling 11 makes quite a substantial detective yarn byj itself. Edith Johnson at her best as Violet will captivate all.
— Si:1 2
HIGH TREASON. — Here i a strong military drama by the fa Trails-Atlantic i Imp. 1 Company. A father faced with the alternative' of saving his sons life or his country's honour, chooses the latter! The full story of the film will appear in next «■ ek s is
— Ga I r parts (Ni
A DAUGHTER OF THE JUNGLE.— Maria Walcamp and Well Playtei in a "101 Bison" wild animal drama. The hand-to-hand struggles with lions and leopards and the other breath-ari scenes in this picture should work up the picturegoer to a pitch of t he wildest excitement. — Trans-Atlantic Drama, l,9Sfeet(N ■■. 15).
LIGHT. — It will grip you and puzzle you. It will send you home thinking and talking. It was written and produced by Sidney Morgan, and is an All-British Renaissance production. Morgan 'the child actress). Julian Royce. Isabel Ohmcad, Mona K. Harrison, and Harding Steerman are iii the star cast.
— Davist 's Agency, three reals (coming).
LOST AND WON.— A thrilling melodrama, with wicked villain, beautiful heroine, and handsome hero all complete. Two of its wonderful set nes art shown at the races and in a church. We know you will like this Turner film: it gripped us from start to finish. Florence Turner and Henry Edwards in strong parts havetaken full advantage of them. We hoi'.e to publish the story of the film next we.dv. — Ideal Film-Renting Company, four parte (Si
REVENGE, AND AFTER.— The story of a woman's love turned tc hate and embittering her whole soul. To avenge herself upon tin
husband who has slighted and divorced her i~ the one purpose of hei life, which fulfilled leaves her a lowered and unhappy woman linfriended and unloved — until one day she meets and is loved by young artist who begs her to become his wife. She refuses him ant afterwards attempts to take her own life, but fails. Rita Sacehettowhose portrait we published is :> recent issue— is superb.
— Nordisk /' Sliort y).
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