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CLASSES L AND M.

APPLE SAUCE; photoplay by Fox film corp., directed by Noel Smith. 2 reels. 24726

June 24, 1923; 2 c. and description July 11; L 19196; William Fox, New York.

ARABIA; story by Lynn Reynolds and Tom Mix, scenario by and directed by Lynn Reynolds, photoplay by Fox film corp. 5 reels. 24727 Nov. 19, 1922; 2 c. and description July 17, 1923; L 19209; William Fox, New York.

AT THE BRINK. See Her dangerous. path.

BABY CHICKS IN ACTION; by Charles Blum. Prints. 24728 title and description recd. July 11, 1923; 5 prints 7 x 5 in. recd. June 6; M 2300; W. F. Hellpot, Frenchtown, N. J.

BAD (THE) BANDIT; by Paul Terry. Clippings from reel.

24729 title, description and 16 prints recd. July 19, 1923; M 2304; Pathe exchange, inc., New York.

BE HONEST; by Hal E. Roach. pings from reel.

Clip24730

title, description and 20 prints recd. Aug. 2, 1923; L 19272; Pathe exchange, inc., New York.

BEHIND THE PRISON BARS. See Sotto e cancelle.

BETRAYAL (THE) See Eagle's (The) talons.

BLINKY; adapted from the story by Gene Markey, scenario by and directed by Edward Sedgwick. 6 reels. 24731

July 31, 1923; 2 c. and description Aug. 2; L 19261; Universal pictures corp., New York.

CAPTAIN APPLESAUCE; directed by Eddie Lyons. 2 reels. 24732

July 6, 1923; 2 c. and description July 6; L 19174; Arrow film corp., New York.

MOTION PICTURES.

CAT (THE) AND THE FIDDLE. See Lyman H. Howe's hodge podge. CHILDREN OF JAZZ; adapted by Beulah Marie Dix from the play, Other times, by Harold Brighouse, directed by Jerome Storm. 6 reels. 24733 July 11, 1923; 2 c. and description July 11; L 19201; Famous players-Lasky corp., New York.

CIRCUS DAYS; adapted by Edward Cline and Harry Weil, from the story, Toby Tyler, by James Otis, directed by Edward Cline. 6 reels. 24734

July 10, 1923; 2 c. and description July 10; L 19194; Sol Lesser, % Associated first natl. pictures, inc., New York.

CIRCUS PALS; photoplay by Fox film. corp., directed by Lou Seiler and Ben Stoloff. 2 reels. 24735 June 3, 1923; 2 c. and description July 12; L 19203; William Fox, New York.

COLUMBIA THE GEM AND THE OCEAN. See Leather (The) pushers. COMMON (THE) LAW; from the novel by Robert W. Chambers, adapted by Edward J. Montagne. 8 reels. 24736 July 26, 1923; 2 c. and description July 26; L 19245; Pacific southwest trust & savings bank, Los Angeles.

CRIMSON COPPERS. Reel.

24737

July 28, 1923; 2 c. and description July 30; L 19249; Universal pictures corp., New York. DANCING (A) FOOL; directed by Eugene DeRue. 2 reels. 24738

July 6, 1923; 2 c. and description July 6; L 19175; Arrow film corp., New York.

DEAR ME. See Purple (The) highway.

DESERT DRIVEN; from the Action sto

ries magazine story, The man from" the desert, by Wyndham Martin, directed by Val Paul. 6 reels. 24739

July 8, 1923; 2 c. and description July 18; L 19212; R-C pictures corp., New York.

DYNAMITE See Steel (The) trail.

EAGLE (THE) (THE) FOILED. See Eagle's (The) talons.

EAGLE'S (THE) TALONS; story and scenario by Bertram Millhauser, directed by Duke Worne. no. 11, The beno. 11, The betrayal. 2 reels. 24744 July 5, 1923; 2 c. and description July 6; L 19176; Universal pictures corp., New York.

no. 12, The sacrifice. 2 reels. 24745 July 10, 1923; 2 c. and description July 11; L 19199; Universal pictures corp., New York.

no. 13, Dodging the conspirators. 2 reels. 24746

July 18, 1923; 2 c. and description July 20; L 19220; Universal pictures corp., New York.

story and scenario by Phillip Hubbard, directed by Duke Worne. 14, The inferno. 2 reels.

no.

24747

July 25, 1923; 2 c. and description July 30; L 19250; Universal pictures corp., New York.

Coolidge, directed by Jay Marchant. 2 reels.

24750

July 22, 1923; 2 c. and description Aug. 2; L 19265; R-C pictures corp., New York.

FLIVVER (A) ELOPEMENT. See Lyman H. Howe's hodge podge. FLYING (THE) DUTCHMAN; based on the opera by Richard Wagner, adapted and directed by Lloyd B. Carleton. 6 reels. 24753

July 29, 1923; 2 c. and description Aug. 2; L 19264; R-C pictures corp., New York.

FOG (THE); adapted by H. H. Van Loan, from the story by William Dudley Pelley, scenario by Winifred Dunn, directed by Paul Powell. 7 reels.

24754

no. 7, 1923

Jan. 14, 1923; 2 c. and description July 5; L 19172; William Fox, New York.

FORD EDUCATIONAL LIBRARY, TECHNICAL SURGERY; Goitre operation. Reel.

24756

July 9, 1923; 2 c. and description July 9; M 2297; Ford motor co., Washington.

FOUR (THE) FLUSHER; photoplay by Fox film corp., directed by Norman Taurog. 2 reels. 24757 Mar. 18, 1923; 2 c. and description July 11; L 19197; William Fox, New York.

FRENCH (THE) DOLL; adapted by Frances Marion from the French of A. E. Thomas. 7 reels. 24758

July 19, 1923; 2 c. and description July 20; L 19219; Tiffany productions, inc., New York. GENTLEMAN (A) OF LEISURE; adapted by Anthony Coldewey from the play by John Stapleton and P. G. Wodehouse, directed by Joseph Henabery. 6 reels. 24759 July 17, 1923; 2 c. and description July 18; L 19213; Famous players-Lasky corp., New York.

GOITRE OPERATION. See Ford educational library.

title, description and 40 prints recd. July 25, 1923; L 19230; Pathe exchange, inc., New York.

HOLLYWOOD; adapted by Tom Geraghty from the story by Frank Condon, directed by James Cruze. 8 reels. 24770

July 10, 1923; 2 c. and description July 11; L 19202; Famous players-Lasky corp., New York.

HOST (THE); directed by Lloyd Bacon. Reel. 24771

June 30, 1923; 2 c. and description July 6; L 19177; Universal pictures corp., New York.

IN DESPERATE FLIGHT. See Haunted

valley.

IN THE DAYS OF DANIEL BOONE; story Paul Bryan, directed by William Craft. no. 5, Perilous paths. 2 reels. 24772

July 5, 1923; 2 c. and description July 6; L 19181; Universal pictures corp., New York.

no. 6, Trapped. 2 reels.

24773

July 7, 1923; 2 c. and description July 9; L 19189; Universal pictures corp., New York.

24774

no. 7, In the hands of the enemy. 2 reels.

24774 July 7, 1923; 2 c. and description July 11; L 19200; Universal pictures corp., New York.

no. 8, Over the cliff. 2 reels.

24775 July 28, 1923; 2 c. and description July 30; L 19254; Universal pictures corp., New York.

IN THE HANDS OF THE ENEMY. See In the days of Daniel Boone.

INFERNO (THE) See Eagle's (The) talons.

INTRIGUE. See Steel (The) trail.
JUDY PUNCH. See Fighting blood.

JULY DAYS; by Hal E. Roach.
pings from reel.

Clip

24776 title, description and 40 prints recd. Aug. 2, 1923; L 19275; Pathe exchange, inc., New York.

KEY TO HEALTH. Clippings from reel. 24777

title and description recd. June 30, 1923; 52 prints recd. Apr. 2; M 2296; Albert R. Gaines, Los Angeles. KIT CARSON'S DARING RUSE. See Santa Fe (The) trail.

LAWFUL LARCENY; from the stage play by Samuel Shipman, adapted by John Lynch, directed by Allan Dwan. 6 reels. 24778

July 18, 1923; 2 c. and description July 26; L 19247; Famous players-Lasky corp., New York.

LEATHER (THE) PUSHERS; story by H. C. Witwer, directed by Harry A. Pollard. no. 16, Something for nothing. 2 reels. 24779 July 5, 1923; 2 c. and description July 6; L 19180; Universal pictures corp., New York.

no. 17, Columbia the gem and the ocean. 2 reels. 24780

July 18, 1923; 2 c. and description July 20; L 19221; Universal pictures corp., New York.

LEGALLY DEAD; story by Charles Furthman, scenario by Harvey Gates, directed by William Parke. 6 reels.

24781

July 7, 1923; 2 c. and description July 9; L 19191; Universal pictures corp., New York.

pt. 1, n. s., v. 20

LITTLE JOHNNY JONES; based upon the dramatico-musical composition by George M. Cohan, adapted by Raymond L. Schrock, directed by Arthur Rosson and Johnny Hines. 7 reels. 24782

Aug. 1, 1923; 2 c. and description Aug. 2; L 19266; Warner bros., New York.

LIVE WIRES; by Hal E. Roach. Clippings from reel. 24783 title, description and 20 prints recd. Aug. 2, 1923; L 19276; Pathe exchange, inc., New York.

LODGE NIGHT; by Hal E. Roach. Clippings from reel. 24784

title, description and 40 prints recd. Aug. 2, 1923; L 19269; Pathe exchange, inc., New York.

LOVE (THE) BRAND; story and scenario by Adrian Johnson, directed by Stuart Paton. 5 reels. 24785 July 25, 1923; 2 c. and description July 30; L 19252; Universal pictures corp., New York.

LOVE (THE) PIKER; story by Frank R. Adams, scenario by Frances Marion, directed by E. Mason Hopper. 7 reels. 24786

July 9, 1923; 2 c. and description July 9; L 19193; William Randolph Hearst, New York.

LOYAL LIVES; story by Charles G. Rich and Dorothy Farnum, directed by Charles Giblyn. 6 reels. 24787

July 26, 1923; 2 c. and description July 26; L 19241; Postman pictures corp., Yonkers, N. Y. LYMAN H. HOWE'S HODGE PODGE; no. 9, A flivver elopement. Reel. 24788 July 18, 1923; 2 c. and description July 18; M 2298; Lyman H. Howe films co., inc., Wilkes-Barre, Pa.

no. 10, The cat and the fiddle. 24789

Reel.

July 18, 1923; 2 c. and description July 18; M 2299; Lyman H. Howe films co., inc., Wilkes-Barre, Pa.

MAN (THE) FROM THE DESERT. See Desert driven.

MAN (A) OF POSITION; written and directed by Archie Mayo. 2 reels. 24790

no. 7, 1923

July 26, 1923; 2 c. and description July 26; L 19232; Grand-Asher distributing corp., New York.

MAN'S SIZE; story by William McLeod Raine, scenario by Joseph Franklin Poland, photoplay by Fox film corp., directed by Howard M. Mitchell. 5 reels. 24791

Jan. 21, 1923; 2 c. and description July 17; L 19208; William Fox, New York. MARATHON (THE) DANCERS; by Paul Terry. Clippings from reel. 24792 O title, description and 18 prints recd. July 19, 1923; M 2305; Pathe exchange, inc., New York.

MARRIAGE MORALS; written and directed by William Nigh. 7 reels.

24793

July 26, 1923; 2 c. and description July 26; L 19244; L. Lawrence Weber and Bobby North, New York.

MESSAGE (THE) OF HOPE; by Genevieve M. Murphy. 4 reels. 24794 July 7, 1923; 2 c. and description July 24; L 19226; Genevieve Murphy, New Orleans, La.

MIDNIGHT (THE) ALARM; story by Charles Graham Baker, directed by David Smith. 7 reels. 24795

July 30, 1923; 2 c. and description July 30; L 19257; Vitagraph co. of America, Brooklyn.

MYSTERIES OF THE SEA; by Paul Terry. Clippings from reel. 24796 title, description and 20 prints recd. July 19, 1923; M 2303; Pathe exchange, inc., New York. MYSTERIOUS (THE) WITNESS; from the Saturday evening post story, The stepsons of light, by Eugene Manlove Rhodes, directed by Seymour Zeliff. 5 reels. 24797 June 24, 1923; 2 c. and description July 9; L 19192; R-C pictures corp., New York.

MYSTERY (THE) MAN; by Hal E. Roach. Clippings from reel. 24798

title, description and 40 prints recd. Aug. 2, 1923; L 19271; Pathe exchange, inc., New York.

MYSTERY OF THE TRAIL. See Santa Fe (The) trail.

NINE (THE) OF SPADES; by Louis A. Sarecky. Clippings from reel. 24799

title, description and 16 prints recd. Aug. 2, 1923; M 2306; Pathe exchange, inc., New York.

July 3, 1923; 2 c. and description. July 6: L 19187; Hunt Stromberg, New York.

OTHER TIMES. See Children of jazz.

OUR DARE DEVIL CHIEF. 2 reels. 24804 July 26, 1923; 2 c. and description July 26; L 19246; Tri-stone pictures, inc., New York.

OUT OF LUCK; written and directed by Edward Sedgwick. 6 reels. 24805

July 9, 1923; 2 c. and description July 11: L 19198; Universal pictures corp., New York.

OVER THE CLIFF. See In the days of Daniel Boone.

PADDY-THE-NEXT-BEST-THING; from the novel by Gertrude Page, scenario by Eliot Stannard and Herbert Wilcox. 7 reels. 24806

July 26, 1923; 2 c. and description July 26; L 19239; D. W. Griffith, inc., Los Angeles.

PAGING LOVE; directed by Herman C. Raymaker. 2 reels. 24807

July 26, 1923; 2 c. and description July 26; L 19234; Grand-Asher distributing corp., New York. PEARL (THE) DIVERS; by Paul Terry. Clippings from reel. 24808

title, description and 20 prints recd. July 19, 1923; M 2302; Pathe exchange, inc., New York. PERILOUS PATHS. See In the days of Daniel Boone.

PURPLE (THE) HIGHWAY; by Rufus Steele, developed from the play, Dear me, by Luther Reed and Hale Hamilton, directed by Henry Kolker. 7 reels.

24809