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 #:
000638
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 532 THE GREAT PICTURE PLAY TKl llll'll iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiniiiniiiniiiiiiii By W. H. R. TROWBRIDGE is now being shown at West End Cinema, London, W C. Very soon it will be on view at all the leading London and Provincial Picture Theatres. You must certainly see this great boxing picture, which shows that a man is still a gentleman even if he is a professional pugilist. Of course you're interested in the Dardanelles. Well,1 look out for a fine film OT ™ Kill E. Photographed by ASHMEAD BARTLETT. Now showing at the "Empire," and will soon be on view throughout Britain. Meanwhile, write and ask for Illustrated Synopses to : — MOSS' EMPIRES, LTD. 86, Charing Cross Road, LONDON. W.C. : i-.nmnc. March 4, 1916 "PICTUKfcb" GUIDE Hew films no.i showing, and recommended by the Editor. They are sure to r»ach your cinema sooner or later SINS OF GREAT CITIES,— Nordisk drama. Three reels. Deals in wonderfully interesting fashion with the trials and temptations of a young girl suddenly forced to earn her own liviug. THE OPOSSUM. Educational film. One reel. Remarkable photography. All the details of the life of the bear exactly a> it i in Nature. Exceptionally interesting. —NetoAg I . DIPLOMATIC HENRY.— Yitagraph comedy. One real. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Drew and Florence Natol. As usual, these two popular comedian? make yon shriek with laughter. Don t mi.-s this war tonic. THE HOUSE WITH DRAWN SHADES. K\ drama. Two reels. Ben Wilson and Dorothy Phillipps. Concerns a mysterious house and a mysterious musician. The picture i beautifully presented. —Trane-Atlanlu Film I THE LEAVING OF LAWRENCE. -Sclig comedy-drama. One reel Grace Darmond. This picture is something new to the public It is well produced and amusing. Make sure of seeing the double photo graph y in this. THE FIGHTING HOPE -La.-ky drama. Four reels. Laura Hope Crews and George Gebheart. "A dramatic story of a letter which caused a great deal of dissatisfaction, and was finally destroyed to save a family's name. — J. D. Wa '. W '<d Pums, ROOM AND BOARD A DOLLAR AND A HALF. LVKo Farce Comedy. Billie Etitclrie and Alice Howell. Billie acts as proprietor of a boarding-house, and being brought under the power of a hypnotist. Shows liis wife she cannot always rule the roost. r-Tra A INFATUATION, —Flying A drama. Four reels. Margarita Fischer A story teeming with uncontrollable love, and with situations that surprise and are unconventional. A strong picture enacted in ahold way. — Qaumont FH HEARTS AND PLANETS. — Key-t one comedy. Chester Odnkfin The adventures of an aident lover who is engaged to the daughter of an astronomer, and how they tooled Fa by means of canvas clouds and fireworks. — 27t> IT HER ADOPTED FATHER. -Beauty comedy-drama. One reel. Frank Borzago and Lucille Ward. How a tiny child reformed a dissipated young bachelor by running away, and how her widowed mother married the reformed one. — 27. .! I.tit. THE OLD SIN. — Essanay drama. Three reeis. June Keith, anil John Cossar. Tells how after a happy marriage -the heroine meets the man who insulted her in her youth. She i heartbroken, and Untimely arrival of her husband prevents her suicide. WHEN CAMERON PASSED BY. Reliance melodrama. One reel. Romance and swift action in every Rash. The hero rescues the girl, Who is being forced to marry against her will. Pursued, they take refuge in a house, and, after a thrilling fight, are rescued by the police. — 27 S M jestic Comjxtny. TH£ OUTER EDGE.— Essanay drama. Three reels. A production in which H. B Walthall splendidly maintains his reputation as the best emotional actor on the screen. He impersonates a great doctor who. through the drug habit, falls to the depths of degradation, but eventually rises again. S XT inr zs Tin on quickly removes Skin Eruptions, ens The slightest rush, faintest spot, irritable pimples, disfiguring h obstinate eczema disappear by applying sri.rilOI.IN E, which renders I spotless, soft, clear, snpple, comfortable. For 43 Eruption* ] Redness Roughness ; Eczema Acne I Spots Pimples ] Psoriasis i Rashes 1 Scurf I Blotches Rosea Sulpholino Is prepared h ■ >' > 8 Oo . 1.1.. ;>7. Bedford Laboratories, London, S.E., and i ■ Is. ."i. and 3s. It can be obtained direct from them by post throughout tlif world. Potash & Perlmutter are 'TOP HOLE" iu "THE TAILOR OF BOND ST."