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

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1756 THE MOVING PICTURE WORLD December 22, 1917 THE BIG STRIDE IN PHOTOPLAY APPEAL A group of story tellers will visualize a series of STORIES OF YOUTH Written by the World's Greatest Children's Advocate and Apostle of Youth Achievement. Judge WILLIS BROWN Three Famous JUDGE BROWN STORIES Recently Visualized: a The Saint's Adventure," with Henry Walthall a The Girl Who Won Out," with Violet McMillan u The Spirit of 'IT," with Jack Tickford St. Louis Exponent Judge Brown took the platform at the Odeon Theater literally as well as figuratively. A man of wonderful energy, no pent-up nook confined him. He moved about the whole time and held every listener fascinated and enthralled. He earned the great audience with- him first to last, moving them at will to roars of laughter or to tears. The audience cheered to the echo or gave applause that in many cases only partially concealed tears. He Writes Them as He Tells Them Detroit Free Press Judge Brown is an informal speaker, but an eloquent one, with an eloquence all his own. He is an actor one minute, a prosecuting attorney the next, a criminal lawyer and orator in turn—a mqster of hearts at all times. He is unique. No wonder he is popular with the boys, he is one himself, with the clairvoyant boyhood that follows mature wisdom humbly and observantly. Watch for Further Announcements of the New JUDGE BROWN STORIES Distributed Exclusively by General Film Company AT. B.—GENERAL FILM COMPANY does not exact the 15c. charge on any of its releases.
December 22, 1917 THE MOVING PICTURE WORLD 1757 Fill your own Christmas Stocking, Mr. Exhibitor, by filling those empty seats. Let This 0. Henry Story Do It For You "WHISTLING DICK'S CHRISTMAS STOCKING" (Two Parts) Adele De Garde (Aggie Lynch in "Within the Law") and George Cooper bring to life the lovable personalities of this breezy, whimsical Yuletide story, an 0. HENRY masterpiece. The Snappiest, Cleverest, Most Sympathetic of All Short-Length Holiday Releases BROADWAY STAR FEATURES Distributed Exclusively by General Film Company In Answering Advertisements, Please Mention the MOVING PICTURE WORLD.
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