Moving Picture World (Dec 1917) - Learn About Movie Posters

December 22, 1917 THE MOVING PICTURE WORLD 1713
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5 SILENTMAN
BY CHARLES KElfYON •
—and this is a quality picture
A splendid example of the silent drama. There is a pretty romantic vein throughout
the vigorous action. —New York Herald.
The outdoor scenes are magnificent, and the whole picture is wonderfully well produced,
but the sub-titles deserve special comment. They stand out as an example
of what titles should be. They are virile, forceful, and concise. In fact, they are
classics, and whoever wrote them will please write some more.
—New York Tribune.
Hart rides, shoots, and throws a lariat with all the convincing assurance which
made him so popular as a type of the old frontiersman.
—New York Globe.
Thomas H. Ince Production
The crowds that besieged the Rialto (N. Y.) and the glowing tribute
that the papers pay to all of Mr. Hart's pictures are positive proof that his
work "will stand up" under a "long run." They are excellent opportuni-
ties for the exhibitor to prove the profitableness of the "long run policy."
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