Reel Life (1916-1917)

MUTUAL PICTURES SERVICE STATIONS Week of May 14, 1917 MUTUAL, SERIALS. No. Brand Title Class Reels 05511-12 Signal “The Overland Disaster”... (“The Railroad Raiders,” Chapter No. 6).... Drama 2 MUTUAL STAR PRODUCTIONS. 05513-14-15-16-17 “Annie for Spite”. . . 5 ■A.TY1G rican MUTUAL PEATURETTES. MONDAY, MAY 14, 1917. — 05518-19 Cahill “When Betty Bets”. Comedy 2 TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1917. 05520 Gaumont Mutual Tours Around the World . Travel 1 WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1917. 05521 Mutual Mutual Weekly, No. 124... . Topical 05522 Strand “Miss Trixie of the Pollies” . Comedy THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1917. .05524 Cub “Jerry’s Finishing Touch” . Comedy Gaumont “Reel Life” . Magazine 1 1 1 1 FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1917. ‘*•—■06525-26 “The Alibi” . Serial 2 Monmouth (“Jimmy Dale” Series, Chapter No. 9) . . . .Drama ■ . SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1917. 05527-28 Vogue “Caught in the End”.Comedy 2 \ Leads Helen Holmes Mary Miles Minter Marie Cahill Famous French Castles Along the River Loire Barbados, an Is1 a n d of the British West Indies Billie Rhodes George Ovey Speeding the Spoken Word The Tooth-Some Crab Beating the High Cost of Furs A School on the Beach E. K. Lincoln Ben Turpin MISS MARJORIE RAMBEAU’S fame* on the speaking stage has made her advent in the motion pictures, through the medium of Mutual pictures made under the direction of Frank Powell, a matter of considerable attention and interest on the part of critics speculating on “how will she look in the pictures.” The verdict has been one of general satisfaction, and the re¬ cent statement of Louella O. Parsons in the Chicago Herald is typical, when in the course of a review of “The Debt,” she writes : “ . . . Miss Rambeau is a very pleasing young woman who registers as an artistic asset to the cinema.” cjke Mutual cJHm. Magazine Published as an organ of service to the motion pic¬ ture exhibitors and motion picture theatres generally. The subscription price is $2.50 a year, single copies five cents. Edited by Terry Ramsaye, Director of Publicity for THE MUTUAL FILM CORPORATION JOHN R. FREULER, President 220 South State Street CHICAGO When you want special service, a special sort of a picture for a special occasion, when you have box office difficulties, when you want “some¬ thing new,” when you want advice, aid and action, write, wire or call on a Mutual exchange. The manager is there to be your “first aid.” MUTUAL FILM EXCHANGES Albany . Amarillo . Atlanta . Baltimore . Boston . Buffalo . Butte . Chicago . Cincinnati . Cleveland . Dallas . Denver . Des Moines . Detroit . El Paso . Escanaba . Fargo . Houston . Indianapolis . Kansas Ctiy . Los Angeles . Louisville . Memphis . Milwaukee . Minneapolis . Newark . New Haven . New Orleans . New York Mutual. . . New York (Western) Oklahoma City . Omaha . Philadelphia . Pittsburgh . Portland . Salt Lake . San Francisco . St. Louis . Seattle . Tampa . Washington . Toronto . Calgary . Montreal . St. John . Vancouver . Winnipeg . . 733 Broadway . 302 E. 4th St. . 146 Marietta St. . 412 E. Baltimore St. . 39 Church St. . 106 Pearl St. . 124 W. Granite St. . Consumers Bldg. . 224 E. 7th St. . 750 Prospect Ave. . 1807 Main St. . 1723 Welton St. . Cohen Bldg. . 97 Woodward Ave. . 209 W. San Antonio St. . 1019 Ludington St. . 119 5th Ave. . 805 Franklin Ave. . 150 N. Illinois Ave. . 928 Main St. . 825 S. Olive St. . 410 S. 4th St. . 500 S. Main St. . 301 Enterprise Bldg. . 22 North 6th St. . 25 Branford PI. . 130 Meadow St. . 816 Perdido St . 71 W. 23rd St. . 126 W. 46th St. . 7-15 S. Walker St. . 1413 Harney . 257 N. 12th St. . 420 Penn Ave. . 9th & Davis Sts. . 123 E. 2nd South . 162 Turk St. . 1311 Pine St. . 1933 3rd Ave. . 1325 Franklin Ave. . 419 Ninth St., N. W. . 15 Wilton Ave. . 7th St. & 4th St. W. . 345 Bleury St. . 39 Waterloo St. . . 963 Granville St. 48 Aiken Bl. & McDermot Ave. REEL LIFE — Page Sixteen