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The touchstone of success in the world's new art.
A single artist can produce a masterpiece in painting, in sculpture, in architecture.
A small company can stage a great play in the theatre. A poor man can write and have published an undying work of literature.
But in the art of the motion picture, $100,000 is as $10 m any other art. There can be no success without the power of intricate organization, organization so highly developed that it can command the services of acknowledged genius, and this must be backed by the money power that means absolute freedom of scope in producing motion pictures that will satisfy the discriminating public of today.
Such an organization is Famous PlayersLasky Corporation, producers of Paramount Pictures.
Independent effort, diffusion of power, scattered attempts to win public approval, can never match the work of an organization that holds to the ideals that have been and continue to be the inspiration of Paramount.
That's why "if it's a Paramount Picture it's the best show in town."
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Scenario by Elmer Harris and Percy Heath. Based on the p'.ay by Ann 'Nichols. Cast includes David Powell, Walter Hiers and Harrison Ford.
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With Thomas Meighan, Leatrice Joj and Lois Wilson.
From the novel by Alice Duer Miller. Adaptation by Jeanie Macpherson