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Harold Lloyd in " Girl Shy " (W. and F.) The lover of the romantic and the yearner after thrills are said to be equally well catered for in the Unity Film Company's new Richard Talmadge picture to be Trade Shown on May 23rd. It is called " The Speed King," and features that most

The big D. W. Griffith picture, " The White Rose," is doing extraordinarily good business, judging by the numerous letters and telegrams which have reachea Ideal from all parts of the country about the film. The Scala, Long Eaton, states that in many cases patrons visited the pe

Limited, and Osram gas-filled lamps; two reflectors, each containing an Osram 500-watt, ordinary type, gas-filled lamp, are used in this installation. The energy consumption in this installation is 4.5 watts per sq. ft. of area illuminated. This is not too high for a well-lit th

Granger. Released May 19, 192 4 Reviewed January 10, 1924. "The Money Habit" is a title which can be well boomed from the angle that it is a British picture. Don't be afraid to boost the British aspect. Be British and put this over as a British film—better even that the films sh

and that he needs a proper outfit in order to accomplish tne hard work he is asked, as a novice, to do. Johnny has an enemy in Ed Carney, who wishes to marry Ruth on account of her wealth. One day Johnny saves the girl's life, and this further enrages Carney, who has been openin

(Representative Mr. J. W. Capel, 59. Falmouth Road, Heaton, Newcastle-on-Tyne) Wembley Trippers Quite a number of renters and their representatives on this territory made the trip to Wembley to see the English Cup final. One well known local traveller, however, stayed at home an

HOPE HAMPTON, NITA NALDI, LEW CODY & CONRAD NAGEL Adapted by John Lynch from the play by Samuel Shipman 9aMMOlint gidUIP RELEASED SEPT. 15th, 1924.