The evening world. Newspaper, May 8, 1916, Page 7

A NEW IDEA IN PHOTO-DRAMAS With beating pulse and bated breath they sit and look to-day —the thousands of moving picture devotees who have waited for these absorbing photo-dramas. They see hope, despair, love, hate“and fear; honor and am- bition and life itself weighed in the gripping series WHS GUILTY? The theme is new and striking. It asks—""WHO is most to blame when honor is lost? When love is crushed? When ideals are shattered? When lite itself falls crashing into the abyss of destruction ?”’ It puts the question to yuu-WHO’S GUILTY? MRS. WILSON WOODROW, the author of - ANNA NILSSON, the appealing emotional act- the stories, with consummate skill has made her- ress, and TOM MOORE play the leading roles self a powerful analyst of the heart. She has i all the fourteen photo-dramas, ‘The most used life as it is for her materials, The life fetching costumes in the newest modes magnify Arent unhevlita ot women VOUR) ite ne the effect and superb acting of Miss Nilsson. 4 A : = A : HICKSON, the Fifth Avenue costumer, designed the gowns MISS it might have been! YOUR lite as it may be! NILSSON wears, exclusively for the WHO'S GULLTY ? series WHO’S is a series of Photo-dramas, each a separate and complete problem play. GUILTY? Designed first to entertain and interest you, these dramas are unique in that they also arouse your curiosity and your judgment. Every step and every scene lead to the vital question—WHO’S GUILTY ? The stories of the great WHO'S GUILTY? photo-dramas will be published beginning ae ae Gi par 2 Zz eel GE the See these absorbing photo-dramas. They will compel your interest as the magnet compels the stecl = Ask the manager of your favorite theatre when he will show these unparalleled pictures. TO EXHIBITORS: = BOOK THESE = PICTURES FROM THE NEAREST PATHE EXCHANGE A ‘he Produgsd rapipe ROW FILM CORFORATIO ay 2 ee grat ig Y 5": Ob