Pictures and the Picturegoer (October 1915 - March 1916)

Record Details:

Title:
Pictures and the Picturegoer
Date:
October 1915 - March 1916
Publisher:
London, Odham's Press
Volume:
Pictures and the Picturegoer (October 1915 - March 1916)
Leaf #:
000360
Language:
English
Subjects:
Motion Pictures, Film Industry Trade Magazine",nyarc-museumofmodernar
Collection:
Fan Magazines, Early Cinema, Global Cinema, and United Kingdom
Format:
Periodicals
Contributor:
The Museum of Modern Art Library, New York
Sponsor:
Media History Digital Library
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
Date Added:
September 21, 2023
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PICTURES AND. THE PICTUREGOER 296 Week ending 25' '915 EARLY in the NEW YEAR THE ■ BEST THEATRES will be showing that Wonderful Picture THE WHITE HOPE HEPWORTH PICTURE PLAY Based on the Successful Novel by W. H. R. TROWBRIDGE featuring STEWART ROME and MISS VIOLET HOPSON All communications respecting Bookings should be addressed to MOSS' EMPIRES, LTD. 86, Charing Cross Road, LONDON, W.C., or to their accredited Provincial Agents as under : M \MHi;sTEU: Progress Film Co.,Ltd.,-40,Deansgate. Leeds: Wellington Film Service, to, Ai e Street. Birmingham : Royal Film Agency, 270, Corporation St. Newcastle : William Walker, 81, Westgate Road. 1 • 1 lsgovi : B.B. Pictures, Ltd., 81, Dnnlop Street. Cardiff: Tatem & Co., 3, Windsor Place. " PICTURES " GUIDE New films no* showing aid rjcoiimended hj tie Edito*. They are sura to reach your cinema sooner or later THE STRUGGLES CF LIFE. OL.ria drama. Two reels. The story of a woman's life. Charming Bohemian scenes. — G. Serra. MAY BLOSSOM. -Famous Players-drama. All star <-.i-t. A film with the most complete interior settings which have ever been made. —J. I). Wallctr* World's Pilaw, Ltd. A WILD HIGH f.— Cricks and Martin comedy. One reel. Describing an eventful night spent at lira. Skinner's boarding-hoose. -/) 1 nty. THE SKY IS THE LIMIT.— Starlight comedy. One reel. 1-y and Mosey. Past and furious fun. quite up to the usual standard. LILYS fortunate father. THEIR Senhett. genius. —Pa FIRST-AID TRAGEDY.Pyramid, comedy. One reel. Unresists of the heroine's first-aid treatment to her gouty — ForhAire Ct'ie to. SOCIAL SPLASH.— Keystone comedy. Two reels. Mack The master mind behind Keystone gives usa touch pi nu — Western Import Co.jLtd. BLACK. Laemmle drama. Two reels. A detective story ending in a romantic . ! n (. 0. THE LITTLE ELONDE IN Bob Leonard and Ella Ha.l. marriage. IN OLD MEXICO.— Reliance drama. One reel. Sam de Gi Walter Long, Ola Carew. A thrilling storv of Old Mexico when Spaniards ruled. .' \. DEADWOOD tISK AND THE MORMONS.— Samoelson drama. Two reels. Third episode of series of six. Fred Paul. A serial absorbing to young and old. —Ideal Film Rentim THE ORANG-OUTANG.— Selig animal drama. One reel. G< Larkin. Editli Johnson, and the animal who died through drinking a pint of paint. A novel subject, handled with exceptional skill. THE NEWER WAY. Fh in A drama. Two reels. Jack Richardson, Vivian Rich. Louise Lester. Depicting tile folly of man in resisting the all-powerful advance of invention, to lie finally conquered by jt. — Jnitiicii'i Co.. Ltd. THE TURN OF THE WHEELEssanay Drama. Two reels, R. C. Travels. C. H. Calvert. Lillian Drew. Telling how a woman e honour is compromised in a business plot, and how her chain ptou brings off a big coup. THE ADVENTURE 0? THi WRONG SANTA CLMJS. Effison comedy. One reel. Barry O'Moorc. Bliss Mil ford. Elsie McLe <d. an 1 Kathleen Coughliu. A film appealing to every kiddie s heart. CORRECTION: In our isms of Deeembxr 4th ws tcronjhj Bedouin's Sacrifice" as being an Essjinaji drama. This tea* <i v*" 9T s error, the subject of course bciifj EdisotiS . \n case you have difficulty in obtaining PICTURES ' regularly, hand this order to your newsagent same or 1 NEWSAGENT ) Please deliver " Pictures am The Pictoregohr " to me weekly for the uext three months and afterwards until further notice.