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—THE MOVING PICTURE WEEKLY
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You never make a mistake when you link your house up with popular movements. Empty seats
mean dimes out of your pocket. It's up to you to show the kind of stories that the people want to see. There is a ready-made opportunity for you through BLUEBIRD PREPAREDNESS PRODUCTIONS. War is the uppermost thought of every one. Some are curious — some are anxious — and all will turn out to see every one of these stirring BLUEBIRD Preparedness Productions. Book them immdiately — while they are timely and hot and you'll play capacity.
'The Eagle's Wings
*> FEATURING HERBERT RAWLINS MAILES. The most unusual picture GRACE CARLISLE AND CHARLES ON, SUPPORTED BY VOL A SMITH, on the market to-day. An intense and absorbing story presented in the most dramatic form. It deals with present conditions, and with industrial preparedness. It is as far beyond the jingo pictures with their fake and sham battles and studio atmosphere as it is possible to imagine. It is a real picture for real Americans, and that is why it is playing to repeat bookings and capacity houses everywhere.
Ara Fr<knrh'' featuring rupert julian. ella hall, with kingsley benedict.
■ ■ ^IIVII Produced by Rupert Julian, formerly called "The Bugler of Algiers." Five-reel BLUEBIRD. An inspiring picture of patriotism that is particularly acceptable at this time. No living American can see this great production without leaving the theatre a better man than when he entered. Yet it does not preach; it simply grips and convinces. A picture you should book immediately.
Behind the Lines harry CAREY in "Behind the Lines," supported by Edith Johnson, directed by B-iii^o Henry McRae, constitutes a fascinating entertainment of war, political intrigue, romance and adventure. It is a thrilling portra yal of present-day conditions, and has played to capacity houses wherever shown. A BLUEBIRD with a big punch.
TrPaSOn " ^^EATURING ALLEN HOLUBAR. LOIS WILSON, JOE GIRARD AND DOROTHY DAVEN■ ■ PORT. Written by Lee Weigert— five stirring reels, produced by Allen Holubar. A big pro
duction with some tremendous war scenes and the most intense situation. A picture that will crowd your house for more than one showing.
Book through your nearest BLUEBIRD Exchange, or
BLUEBIRD Photoplays, Inc., 1600 Broadway, New York
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