Фильмы и сериалы 1921 года

The story of a man's flight from his own overwhelming fears to far places and the woman's love which pursued and saved him

THE STORY OF A GIRL WHOSE HEART WAS WORTH MORE THAN THE RANK AND FORTUNE SHE WON. (Print Ad- Urbana Daily Democrat ((Urbana, Ohio)) 3 September 1921)

Books and plays come and go, but "The Little Minister" has gone on for twenty years. As a book, beloved in a million homes. As a play, never to be forgotten by the millions who saw it. (Print Ad- Cordova Daily Times, ((Cordova, Alaska)) 1 February 1923)

THE SEVENTH WONDER OF THE FILM WORLD (Print ad- Syracuse Journal, ((Syracuse NY)) 21 May 1921)

A comedy-drama of a reckless girl and four determined men who unite to stop her flirting. (Print Ad- Duluth Herald, ((Duluth, Minn.)) 10 March 1921)

Her alluring beauty and keen wits easily frustrated the guardians of society but at last the only law she could not conquer enmeshed her in its toils and in her defeat "The Angel" found her greatest victory. Where the heart throbs mingle with the smiles (Print Ad- Cape Girardeau Southeast Missourian, ((Cape Girardeau, Mo.)) 15 December 1921)

A rose of old Italy, transplanted to American soil, there to bloom and flame, hate and love, in the intense old world manner. (Print Ad- Barre Daily Times, ((Barre, Vt.)) 5 December 1921)

Remember Thomas H. Ince's Vivid Love Drama, 'Lying Lips?' It Delighted and Thrilled You as No Other Drama in Months. 'MOTHER O' MINE' Is Even Greater, a Panorama of Humanity; a Story as Simple as the Love in a Mother's Heart, Yet as Tremendous, Tense and Magnificent as One Could Wish For. (Print Ad- Syracuse Journal, ((Syracuse, NY)) 10 September 1921)

Have women a Man's Sense of Sportsmanship to make the Best of a Bad Bargain, or an Unfortunate Marriage; or Are the Yearnings of Their Hearts Their Only Laws? (Print Ad-Pittsburgh Press, ((Pittsburgh, Penna.)) 29 May 1921)

"Art in a garret" may make good magazine reading, but it's tough on healthy appetites. (Print Ad- Duluth Herald,((Duluth, Minn.)) 31 August 1921)