Moving Picture World (Dec 1917) - Learn About Movie Posters
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<strong>Dec</strong>ember 22, <strong>1917</strong> THE MOVING PICTURE WORLD 1843<br />
a six-Inch gun. Subtitles : The base for the<br />
gun has to be carefully laid out. Assembling<br />
the parts of the complex, death-dealing device.<br />
When all set up the gun platform can be<br />
readily revolved to change the aim.<br />
Folkestone, England.—Canadian soldiers,<br />
back from the front on furlough, indulge in<br />
jolly sport at a big military carnival for the<br />
tent pegging contest.<br />
Red Cross. Sutbitles : A<br />
Girl war workers, too, make merry in leisure<br />
moments.<br />
Arlington, N. J.— Six million tons of ships<br />
by 1918 is America's plan, and as each vessel<br />
is finished the keel for another is quickly<br />
laid. Subtitle: The first rivet.<br />
Fort Meyer, Va.—President and Mrs. Wilson<br />
attend the graduation exercises as 900 officers<br />
are commissioned into the Nation's service.<br />
Subtitles : Secretary of War Baker distributes<br />
the coveted parchments. They are ready. Uncle<br />
Sam, to lead the way to victory.<br />
Help Win the War Through the Air.—The<br />
Government needs thousands of mechanics in<br />
its airplane factories to help build the great<br />
aerial fleet planned. Subtitles. Skilled and unskilled<br />
workers can be used for making and<br />
assembling the different parts. Men of engine<br />
experience can render patriotic service by joining<br />
the aviation section. The airplane—the<br />
aviator—the mechanic. This trio will do much<br />
to win the war. Will you do your bit? After<br />
<strong>Dec</strong>ember 15 the men of draft age can no longer<br />
enlist. This is your last chance. ENLIST<br />
NOW.<br />
Cartoon (Magazine Section).—The Handwriting<br />
in the Sky.<br />
HEARST-PATHE NEWS NO. 98 (<strong>Dec</strong>. 5).<br />
Rotorua, New Zealand.—For miles around the<br />
countryside is devastated when the volcano of<br />
Waimangu suddenly bursts into titanic eruption.<br />
Sub-titles : Hundreds of homes are<br />
wrecked. Nearby waters rise in violent fury<br />
during the disturbance.<br />
Seattle, Wash.—Seventy-nine days after the<br />
keel was laid, the Seattle is ready to be launch-<br />
ed, the first shfp of the big emergency fleet.<br />
she slides down the<br />
Sub-titles : Gracefully<br />
ways—America's answer to ruthless warfare<br />
and U-boats. The Seattle is 8.S00 tons. Many<br />
more are being built and men are needed to<br />
help rush them. Join the army of shipbuilders.<br />
Fort Oglethorpe, Ga.—Commencement Day is<br />
held in student officers' camps. Twenty-five<br />
hundred successful candidates are commissioned<br />
at this school. Sub-titles : Fit to lead<br />
America's forces. Thirty-five hundred "future<br />
generals" at Fort Sheridan.<br />
Boston, Mass.—This is not an Arctic exploration<br />
ship, but a trawler just back from the<br />
Grand Banks with the first sign of winter<br />
the vessel of the icy<br />
Sub-title : Stripping<br />
mantle.<br />
A Peek Into the Past.— Is milady returning<br />
to the fashions of ancient times? Here are<br />
some of the styles in Badgad over 2,000 years<br />
ago. By courtesy of Chu Chin Chow. Subtitles<br />
: Pantalettes are not a recent creation<br />
they were worn in the days of yore. Smart<br />
"hats" in the year 100 B. C.<br />
On the Western Front.— Side by side with<br />
the Allies Poland's patriots are fighting to liberate<br />
humanity. General Archinard visits their'<br />
camp. Sub-titles: Brave fighters, too; they<br />
know the sufferings under autocracy. They<br />
strive to realize their dream of a free nation,<br />
for the Allies' cause is Poland's cause.<br />
New York City.—The entire waterfront in<br />
the Nation's largest port is placed under mili-<br />
tary control to protect all shipping from spies.<br />
Subtitles : Enemy aliens are prohibited from<br />
going within 350 feet of the shoreline. United<br />
States Marshal McCarthy, in charge of this<br />
district.<br />
The Red Cross Calls You.—Ten million new<br />
members by Christmas— is the slogan of a na* :<br />
tion-wide drive launched by the American Red<br />
Cross. Sub-titles : Every pledge will bring a<br />
ray of sunshine to some wounded boy over<br />
there. Have you given yours? Get a service'<br />
flag and make this a Red Cross Christmas of<br />
mercy. The Red Cross a National Symbol of<br />
Love. Patriotism and Service. All you need<br />
a heart and a dollar. Join the Red Cross today.<br />
THE HIDDEN HAND (No 4— "The False<br />
Locket"—Two Parts—<strong>Dec</strong>. 9).—The cast: Doris<br />
Whitney (Doris Kenyon) ; Dr. Scarley (Sheldon<br />
Lewis) ; Verda Crane (Arline Pretty) ; Jack<br />
Ramsey (Mahlon Hamilton) ; the Hidden Hand<br />
( ? ? ?).<br />
Doris is trying to escape from the Hidden<br />
Hand by hiding herself under an overturned<br />
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escapes and rescues Doris. A search party<br />
rescues them from the rocky point on which they<br />
landed and Ramsey secures the packet containing<br />
the fingerprints, which he threw into the<br />
bushes before his capture by the Hidden Hand.<br />
In his den, the Hidden Hand plans to arouse<br />
Doris' jealousy. One of the female members of<br />
his gang is sent to Doris with a letter purporting<br />
to be from Ramsey to his wife, in which he<br />
says that he has the locket and is sending it to<br />
her for safekeeping. He tells her not to bo<br />
jealous of Doris Whitney as she means nothing<br />
to him. The letter is signed, "Your Husband,<br />
Jack." In the envelope is the false locket prepared<br />
by the Hidden Hand. Ramsey's supposed<br />
wife goes to Doris and gives her the letter and<br />
the locket and tells her to keep her hands off<br />
her husband. Doris demands the packet from<br />
Ramsey and again becomes friendly with Dr.<br />
Scarley.<br />
With the locket and the packet in her possession,<br />
Doris is about to attempt to open it and<br />
settle the question of her identity, when Ramsey<br />
warns her of the danger she runs, as he feels<br />
sure the locket is a false one Heeding Ramsey's<br />
warning, Doris puts the locket and the packet<br />
in the safe in her living room. Ramsey discovers<br />
the false entrance to the underground<br />
den of the Hidden Hand and decides to destroy<br />
whoever is using the den. He places dynamite<br />
in the false entrance to the den and arranges<br />
so it can be set off by electricity. The electrical<br />
wires he attaches to a piedmograph which<br />
records the footsteps on the ground in the<br />
vicinity of the dynamite.<br />
The Hidden Hand discovers Ramsey's plan and<br />
has Verda Crane lure Doris to the place where<br />
the dynamite has been placed. Ramsey sees the<br />
piedmograph record foosteps and sets off the<br />
dynamite. He hastens to see who his victim<br />
may be, and is surprised to find Doris struggling<br />
to free herself from the debris in the cave.<br />
Dr. Scarley tells Doris that Ramsey was responsible<br />
for her plight and Doris breaks with Ramsey.<br />
Late that night she hears noise in her<br />
living room and rushes down to find the false<br />
Ramsey opening the safe, by means of an oxyacetylene<br />
torch. He gags and binds her. He<br />
then opens the safe and secures the packet and<br />
the locket. Out of curiosity he attempts to open<br />
the packet. It explodes and kills him. The<br />
Hidden Hand, waiting outside the house for the<br />
false Ramsey, enters just as the evidence in the<br />
packet is destroyed. Doris manages to free herself<br />
from her bonds and is struggling with the<br />
Hidden Hand when the real Ramsey enters the<br />
room and rescues her. She is surprised to see<br />
Ramsey alive and looks in wonder at his dead<br />
double on the floor. He explains to her that it<br />
was his double who attacked her and secured<br />
the packet and the locket. The episode ends<br />
after a tender love passage between Doris and<br />
Ramsey.<br />
THE SEVEN PEARLS (Episode No. 14—"The<br />
Tower of Death"—Two Parts—<strong>Dec</strong>. 9).—The<br />
cast: lima (Mollie King); Harry Drake<br />
i ('reighton<br />
Hale) ; Perry Mason (Leon Bary).<br />
The fourteenth episode opens with a surprise<br />
for Harry when he is dr^wn to the bridge from<br />
over the Rapids. He is greeted by lima, who,<br />
he thought, was in the piano box that went over<br />
Niagara Falls. She explains tnat when Perry<br />
Mason and his men threw the case into the river<br />
she managed to escape from it.<br />
Home again, Kismet warns lima and Harry<br />
that the next day is the last one set by the<br />
Sultan for the return of the pearls and that if<br />
she fails to secure the entire seven pearls she<br />
must go into the Sultan's harem. They hear<br />
that Jeo. Gudgeon, a member of Grady's gang,<br />
has the seventh pearl and is offering it to the<br />
highest bidder. After many adventures lima<br />
obtains it, and hands it to Harry for safekeeping.<br />
He returns it to her as he does not want<br />
to be responsible for it. Perry and Stayne attack<br />
lima and Harry and secure the pearl. In the<br />
fight Harry is knocked unconscious and lima<br />
pretends to be senseless, but when Perry and<br />
Stayne start away she follows after them. Perry<br />
and Stayne discover her and corner her near a<br />
big tank. To escape them she climbs up the<br />
ladder of the tank and Stayne follows. He is<br />
about to capture her when she pushes him from<br />
the ladder. In the effort she loses her balance<br />
and falls into the tank. She lies unconscious at<br />
the bottom of the tank, which has only a few<br />
inches of water in it.<br />
Stayne wants to rescue lima so that Perry will<br />
be able to get the Sultan's reward, but Perry<br />
wants to leave her to her fate. Their difference<br />
of opinion results in a fight and Perry throws<br />
Stayne under a locomotive engine passing on the<br />
tracks near which they are struggling. Harry<br />
ng) ; Robert Lathrop (Donald Fullen) ;<br />
Lola Monroe (Olga Grey); .Billy Haskell<br />
(Eugene Burr) ; Eyre's Clerk (Edward Hayden)<br />
; Foreman<br />
(W. A. Jeffries). Scenario bv<br />
Joseph A. Roach. Directed by Raymond Wells.<br />
Robert Lathrop is involved in a love affair<br />
with Lola Monroe and is hard pressed for cash.<br />
He goes to Nicholas Eyre, steel king and friend<br />
of his wife's dead father, for assistance. Eyre<br />
refuses him and he gets his wife to intercede<br />
Unknown to her he gets $1,000.<br />
Going to the luxurious apartments of his mistress<br />
he finds her in the arms of her lover. A<br />
light ensues and Lathrop is killed.<br />
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