The Moving Picture World Volume 18, Nos. 8-13 (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1913 Excerpt: ...is overpowering in its effective and unaffected portrayal. Leah, who has been taught to steal from early childhood, and who is suddenly brought into contact with this regenerating influence, realizes that all her life her soul had been struggling in darkness. From that moment she strives to liberate her spirit from the evil in which it had so long been submerged. She leaves her father, the master thief of France, and lives a secluded life far from Paris, where she finds the solitude good for her soul--until a great love enters into her life, and she weds the man who brought her into the light GOSSIP J. Searle Dawley, who directed "The Daughter of the Hills," spent a week roamin' through the mountains of Virginia, seeking the Roman atmosphere. He got it so plentifully that now he calls Miss Sawyer Calpurnia every time he Caesar. Through an error, "The Port of Doom" was announced in several trade papers to be in four reels instead of three. We hope this note may save any more inconvenience than has already been occasioned. The one responsible for the mistake has been duly hung. The approach of Christmas seems to be noted even by the film men. Is this because Santa Claus really does fil'm? Iiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FILM COMPANY ADOLPH ZUKORPRES. DANIEL FROHMAN MANAGING DIRECTOR "TtR1 FAMOUS FEATURES A SUPERB AND UNEQ WITH HEN THE SIR HENRY IRVING OF FR 6 REELS THE ONLY WAY Exhibitors who stand perplexed within the gate, who doubt the pointing of The Guide, take hope Here is the word of those who have traveled the straight road to success. No claim of ours merely, but plain statements of experience from big money-making exhibitors--just two or three samples from an uncounted heap of unsolicited testimonials: NovBber 2?th, 1...