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SCREENLAND
CTliey 11 Make Your Heart Beat Faster with Life, Laughter, Love, Tears and Thrills
Jetta Goudnl in "The Forbidden
Woman"; Remember "White Gold"? Here's a picture even more sensational, blazing with the fire of the most exotic personality of the screen Directed by Paul Stein.
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Rod La Rocque in "The Fighting Eagle"; a Donald Crisp production. Conan Doyle's immortal "Brigadier Gerard" brought to life in tears and laughter.
Marie Provost in ''On to Reno'*; directed by James Cruze. A very modern question handled in a masterly and very modern manner. A laughable satire on legal polygamy.
Vera Reynolds in "The Stain Event"; love, laughs and thrills in a story of flying fists and throbbing hearts. Directed by AVilliam K. Howard.
Leatriee Joy in "The Angel of Broadway"; directed by Lois Weber. The real New York, but a side that does not show on the surface.
William Boyd in "Dress Parade'';
a Donald Crisp production. A West Point story, made in West Point, at last! A story by a West Pointer, a brilliant colorful picture, made at West Point, with the cooperation of the U. S. Military Academy, the first feature so made. All the romance of the most romantic spot in America.
Even the titles are alluring!
Take the tropic fire of Jetta Goudal ; the romantic personality of Rod La Rocque; the magnetic modernism of Marie Prevost; the lovely lure of Leatrice Joy; the masculine strength and charm of William Boyd and the dainty winscmeness of Vera Reynolds —
With the supervision of Cecil B. De Mille, the man whohas personally directed fifty great pictures', without one failure —
Add the amazing power of a staff of directors, whieh includes James Cruze, Lois Weber, Donald Crisp, Wm. de Mille, William K. Howard, Frank Urson, Paul Sloane, Paul Stein, Rupert Julian, Elmer Clifton, Erie Kenton ^nd E. Mason Hopper —
See them and be convinced. Watch for the Pathe Rooster
And you know that these pictures — not just "to be produced," but actually made right now, and tested — are the very cream of your motion picture entertainment for this season!
• — And these are only a few of the fine pictures that are being made in the De Mille Studios!
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