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MOTION PICTURE THAT YOU, HAVEN'T SEEN IS JUST LIKE
ANY GOOD STORY.THAT YOU HAVEN'T READ OR HEARD
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"Bill" Hart a Real Fellow
to Those Who Know Him
William S. Hart, the actor, has
been a long time working down to
the name he likes best, and the name
by which he is known the best among
thousands of personal friends he has
all over the United States, and es
pecially in the western states just
plain "Bill" Hart.
To those that know "Bill" the man
he is all that his characterizations
upon the screen imply, but tie is also
as tender as woman, a true and gen
tle friend, Joying children, animals
and a lover of nature. . ' '
He is austere, almost excessively
reserved, but nevertheless h has a
splendid sense of humor, and the
twinkle in his keen eyes sometimes
belies the grim st of the lines of his
lips or the cragginess of his face.
Wherever he is kndwn he is liked,
and wherever he plays he is admired,
both' by men and womn.
Cecil DeMille is making a new
"The Squaw Man." This was the
first picture he ever made and it
was on a wash platform of a garage
in Hollywood. Now there is a ten
acre lot for him to work in and the
new production is said to be a real
production.
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"The Man had murdered hi;s
brother; had sought to deikrhe
the onty woxran ne had ever
loved. Tor hventy years or more
Riddle was a rumbling volcano,
as he relentlessly sought "this
"marf. Now ihat he faced his '-man,
the volcano burst out and it was as
if the Inferno had come to earth.'
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What's the hold that
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hat on the motion picture public? Is it his ready
guns, as in "Blue Blazes Rawdenw and "Selfish
Yatesff and "Shark Monroe"?
Or his poisonous slovr smile, as in "The Tiger
Man"?
Or his daredevil horsemanship, as in "Wolves of
the Rail"?
Or his inborn chivalry and clean manhood, as in
"The Silent Man"?
Or his tenderness and repressed emotion, at in
"The Narrow Trail"?
Well, you say: Everybody knows him! Every
body's seen some of his pictures! We believe it
because Wm. S. Hart is a natural born star
myhow, and under Thomas H. Ince direction
his Artcraft pictures do him justice.
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