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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OTtEGON. MONDAY, DEC. 20. 1915.
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Producer of "The Birth of a Nation"
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Suggested by Edgar Allan Poe's 'Telltale Heart" and "Annabelle Lee"
Days Only Today and Tomorrow
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THE MOST COSTLY PHOTO PLAY EVER SHOWN HERE 1 Oc
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."Avenging Conscience" marks an epoch in the moving picture art. In no f The average person will hesitate at paying $1.60 to see a motion picture,
nw r.tMr. .v.r i,num tha .ru.. .f . w,(np. I t If packed houses and entlnmiasra are any indication Baltimore considers
' ' "-""'--. i the great Griffith picture. "Avenging Conscience," is weU worth the t
the inner conscience or man, tnat is to vividly fortrayed by Poe, been at
tempted. Tills film production Is the best screen presentation ever seen at the
money. ' ' BALTIMORE SUN.
See "Avenging Conscience" and you see Griffith's chef d'oeuvre his
Strand. It abounds with tlirlllhiff situation. HawarW i.i . t Avenging conscience ana you see wnnitn s cner d'oeuvre ms T
Strand. It abounds with UirlUUg sttuatioiis cleverly interwoven with a I nne8this last-his best-and you wUl agree with Griffith that it is greater t
thread of love and affection. NEW YORK SUN. tnan w "Birth of a Nation," CHICaGO TRIBUNE. t
It you are a motion picture fan, unquestionably you will see "Avanging
Conscience. If you are not a fan, see in anyway. It la many mouths ahead
of motion picture production of today. It is a wonderful drama of the mind.
To my mind it Is a far more wonderful production than Griffith's other big
picture, "The Birth of a Nation. ' ST. PAUL PIONEER PRESS.
Henry B. Walthall
George Siegman
Avenging conscience" is the best film production ever at the Attendance records at the Strand Theatre are being broken for
Strand, It turned away thousands. It is a far more wonderful produc- I "Avenging Conscience," D. W. Griffith's greatest production. He
himself says it Is greater than "The Birth of a Nation." NEW YORK
TIMES.
tlon than Griffith's other wonder picture, "The Birth of a Nation. "
NEW YORK WORLD.
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THIS MARVELOUS
PICTURE PLAYED
THANKSGIVING WEEK
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STARS
(Entire "Birth of a Nation" Cast)
' BLANCHE SWEET
HENRY R. WATHALL
MAE MARSH
SPOTTISWOODE AIKEN GEORGE SIEGMAN
MRS. JOSEPHINE CROWELL
RALPH LEWIS ROBERT IIARON
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