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Cinémagazine 1923 N°20, 18/05/1923 L« Numéro : 1 fr. 3« Année — N" 20 18 Mai 1923 »> X ♦ît* VI tt II Parait tous tt Organe des X* II "Amis du Cinéma " Qncmagazine les Vendredis 11IRS SUL tt x.ux PUBLICATION HONORÉE D'UNE SUBVENTION DU MINISTÈRE DES AFFAIRES ETRANGÈRES tt des Cinématographes t V tt •I* I tyt ABONNEMKNTS JEAN PASCAL ABONNEMENTS tt Etranger Un an . 50 fr. ♦Vf France Un an , 40 fr Directeur-Kédacteur en Chef *i* x ♦M t v yt — Six mois . 22 tt. Bureaux: », Rue Rossini, PAKIS (9'). TH.: Gutmhtrf 32-32 - Six mois . 28 fr. — Troia moi» 12 fr. , — Trois mois 15 fr M LeB abonnements partent le 1er de chaque mois xt "PHOCÉA" tx Chèque postal N° 309 OS (La publicité est reçue aux Bureaux du Journal) Paiement par maodat-carte international MiiliiliililiLMiiilM!iri]i;>ii:Lji]ijiiLirjriMMiiiEiii[iL iijijtiMri[j[j:in:i!UiiL:riMM;[ir;[!tiMMitii:iiisiiiiiii;ii]ii[tijir:iiiMiii!Mii]t!MMiiLiuti[i[iLit iiiiiLiMMMMiiirir ;|!I:IIL,MMMM:LII:IIL:MI:IM:LI tt Hm tt lllllllUIIIIIIIMIIMIIIIIIIMUIIIIIIIMIIIIIUMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIlillllllllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIU Xt t•H» ZISKA tt xt t x» xt LA DANSEUSE ESPIONNE | SUPERBE PAGE yt 1 -=Ei SOMMAIRE | tt tt d'après le roman de Marcel NADAUD | de tt I I Xt •>v =: Pages = Mise en scène XANDRÉANI \ ÉPOPÉE NAPOLEONIENNE tMt I ri 1111T111111MIJIJ111J111111111llllJlIlM|][]|IllMMIII1Mlltlll[lllIlM(4(XiritllllI.EJtJMIltIlJEIIlJiritlML3rjE iTTt jElllllITMtlMIirillMEJIlMlIlIiMllllLItlîllIllJIIIIElEICIIItlil ]J 11111 i J11H E EI ] L1111E1 [ IL ! J111111E111 i 11 ï 11111MIC r l| E LES VEDETTES DE L'ECRAN : Enid Betinett, par Robert Florey 267 S %tt4 = L'ART MUET PËUT-II, SË DÉVELOPPER EN BELGIQUE ? par Georges Dupont .. 270 = ItIt = LES « JEUNES PREMIERS » DE L'ÉCRAN FRANÇAIS, par Albert Bonncau 271 = 4% tt = LES GRANDS FILMS : Sherlock Hohr.es contre Moriarty 275 = = — — — La Nuit Mystérieuse, par A. B 278. E tt ,1,11 1 L'ÉVASION I il,,, — HISTOIRES VRAIES..- : Mon Lion... ! par loi Hamman 276 E tt 5 3 = AX E NOTRE CONCOURS : La Petite Fille photogénique (50 série) 28o-28i E I 1 I 1 d'après l'œuvre de 1 | j Att E LËS GRANDS FILMS DOCUMENTAIRES : La Travcr.;ée du Sahara en Auto- E tt E Chenille 282 E 1 VILLIERS-DE-L'ISLE-ADAJl tt E CINÉMAGAZINË A HOLLYWOOD, par Robert Florey 284 E | Mise en scène de G. CHAMP A VER T J E CINÉMAGAZINË A GENÈVE, par Gilbert Dôrsas 284 E E CINÉMAGAZINË EN ESPAGNE, par Tcodoro de Andrew, 288 = tt g CINÉMAGAZINË A LYON, par Albert Montes: 288 = iiiiuiiiimiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiimiiniiiMiNiiiNiiui IH1111111111 iiuiiiiiuii umiiimii i iiiiiiiiiiiiui miiiiiiiiimiiiilniimiiiiiiiillilmillii minium i S SCÉNARIOS : Taô (3° épis.) Risquetout (i"r épis.) 285 = = L'ENVERS DU CINÉMA : Quelques trucs dévoi'és, par Z. Rolimi 286 s: 1♦>A LE GRAND MATCH DE BOXE | 1 = LIBRES-PROPOS : Les Grincheux, par Lucien Wahl 288 — CE QUE L'ON DIT, par Lucien Doublon 28ç> — P Le Château de Bronze E LES ECHOS, par Lynx 28ç> E XX CAEPE1NTSEE E LËS FILMS DË LA SEMAINE : (Petit Hôtel à louer ; La Hantise du désert E 1tt ty ty j FILM D'AVENTURES tt blanc ; Les Aventures du Captain Barclay), par André Tinchant 2ç>0 E tt contre tt E LËS PRÉSENTATIONS : (Sous la Rafale ; Le Débrouillard ; Dans les souliers E tt S SENSATIONNEL E d'un Autre ; Le Comte de Monte-Cristo ; La Brebis égarée ; Un Fiancé E tt tt * ! ,A E récalcitrant ; La Peau de Chagrin), par Albert Bonneau 2oi E tt S) | En quatre Episodes tt = LE COURRIER DES AMIS, par Iris 293 = tt yy tt muni iniinmiiiiiimiiiiiimiiiuiiiumiuiiiiu mu iuiLmimimiiiuniinïuni»iiii»iiiuiiui«nnii»«™ xx E^, 1111:111 M 11} 11111111111111111111111 M 1111111 f ■ 111111111111111111111111111111111 i 11111.1111:111111111111 i 11111111111 tt tt> tt Cinématographes DAMS BELLE & GROSSE VILLE, (80.CO0 HABITANTS), 1 h. 30 DE PARIS INPM A fauteuils. Bail 17 ans. Loyer 6.000 fr., bel apparte- C 1 1^1 I-< 1" *\ ment compris, couvert par sous-location. Magnifique « PHOCÉA établissement. Tout confort moderne. Chauffage central. Caveau-Bar. Petite niiiniiiuiniiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiii scène pour attractions. Secteur. Transformateur. Cabine de projection double- poste. Matériel à l'état de neuf. 8 et 9 séances par semaine. Clientèle agréable et suivie. BENEFICES ASSURES : 50.000 francs. 8, Rue de la Michodière, 8. — PARIS AFFAIRE SERIEUSE ET DE TOUT REPOS .... On traite avec 80.000 francs et facilités pour surplus. Ecrire ou voir : GUILLARD, 66, rue de la Rochefoucauld, Paris (90). Tél. : Trudaine 12-69 4>illlNIIMIIUMIItlllllllllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllli t y Vf tt yf tt | Photographies d'Étoiles ♦t'y Plus de 60 Établissements ont retenu tt tt tt § Ces portraits du format 18 X 24 sont de VÉRITABLES PHOTOGRAPHIES tt tt E admirables de netteté n'ayant aucun rapport avec les impressions en phototypie tt tt E ou simili taille douce. Leur grand format les rend propres à décorer les intérieurs. tt XX E Prix de l'unité : 2 francs tt tt XX tt (Ajouter 0 fr. 50 pour les frais d'envoi) tl VOX FEMin>E tt tt Yvette Andréyor Fernand Hermann Constance Talmadge tmt Angelo, dans l'Atlantide Nathalie Kovanko Norma Talmadge (en buste) ~ tt XX Fernande de Beaumont Henry Krauss Norma Talmadge (en pied) E tt tt Suzanne Bianchetti Georges Lannes Olive Thomas — tt tt Biscot Denise Legeay Jean Toulout ~ tt tt Alice Brady Max Linder (1" pose) Rudolph Valentino — MAGNIFIQUE PRODUCTION e tt tt Andrée Brabant Max Linder (2 pose) Van Daële ~ tt tt Catherine Calvert Harold Lloyd (Lui) Simone Vaudry — tt tt June Caprice (en buste) Emmy Lynn Irène Vernon Castle E tt tt June Caprice (en pied) Juliette Malherbe Viola Dana — XX dans laquelle vous pourrez applaudir tt Dolorès Cassinelli Mathot (en buste) Fanny Ward — tt Jaque Catelain (1" pose) Mathot, dans « L'Ami Fritz » Pearl White (en buste) — H tt Jaque Catelain (2« pose) Georges Mauloy Pearl White (en pied) = tt XX Chariot (au studio) Thomas Meighan XX Chariot (à la villei Georges Melchior " Les Trois Mousquetaires " § II Mary Miles n Monique Chrysès Aimé Simon-Girard (d'Ar- — tt D0R0THY PHILLIPS Jackie Coogan (Le Gosse) Sandra Milowanoff, dans tagnan) (en buste) ~ tt Bebe Daniels « L'Orpheline » Aimé Simon-Girard tt 1 Priscilla Dean Tom Mix (à cheval) ~ tt tt Jeanne Desclos Blanche Montel A. Bernard (Planchet). — tt Gaby Dcslys Antonio Moreno Germaine Larbaudière tt ALLEZ VOIR CE FILM II France Dhélia Maë Murray (Duchesse de Chevreuse) — tt muinnmmiiiiiuwiiiiwiiiiHiiuHinurauïiiiw Fairbanks-Pickford) Musidora Jeanne Desclos (La Reine) S tt Doug et Mary (le couple Francine Mussey De Guingand (Aramis) tt ; Huguette Duflos (V'pose) Bené Navarre Pierrette Madd — tt Alla Nazimova (en bnste) tt ; Huguette Duflos (2° pose) Madame Bonacieux) — dont la presse entière a loué la beauté tt ; Régine Dumien Alla Nazimova (en pied) Claude Mérelle n If tt : Douglas Fairbanks André Nox (1" pose) (Milady de Winter) ~ tt I William Farnum Mary Pickford (1™ pose). Martinelli (Porthos) — Mary Pickford (2e pose) tt et qui passe dans les établissements suivants tt 1 Fatty (Roscoë Arbuckle) Henri Rollan (Athos) — tt tt ; Geneviève Félix Charles Ray tt ; Margarita Fisher Wallace Reid Dernières Nouveautés § ; Pauline Frédérick Gina Relly tt II André Nox (2" pose) 5- COCORICO ; Lillan Gish (l™ pose) Gabrielle Robinne tt TIVOLI-CINEMA Séverin-Mars dans « La — ! Lilian Gish (2« pose) Ruth Roland Roue » — tt ALHAMBRA. — Asnières tt ! Suzanne Grandais William Russel PALAIS-ROCHECHOUART Gilbert Dalleu — tt tt ! Mildred Harris G. Signoret CINE-PALACE. - R. de Flandres tt Gina Palerme — tt CINEMA DES BOULEVARDS : William Hart « Le Père Goriot » tt tt ; Sessue Hayakawa Gloria Swanson Gabriel de Gravone — VOLTAIRE-PALACE tt tt GAIETE PARISIENNE tt E Nouveauté! CARTES-POSTALES BROMURE Nouveauté! E tt MONTROUGE-PALACE PARISIANA ff Charles de Rochefort tt tt Armand Bernard (ville) Denise Legeay Henri Rollan (3 Mousquet.) — tt MAILLOT-PALACE PANTHEON tt Arm. Bernard (Planchet) D. Legeay (20 Ans après) Henri Rollan (20 Ans après) — tt tt Suzanne Bianchetti Pier. Madd (3 Mousquet.) tt Ruth Roland. = tt PASSY-PALACE CONVENTION Bretty (20 Ans Après) P. Madd 20 Ans après) tt tt Martinelli A. Simon-Girard (3 Mous.) — tt June Caprice Stacquet (20 Ans Après). — tt CINEMA VILLIERS STELLA Jaque Catelain Léon Mathot tt Norma Talmadge E Charlie Chaplin (ville) De Max (20 Ans après) tt OLYMPIC (A suivre.) 1 Constance Talmadge Jackie Coogan Thomas Meighan E tt Georges Melchior Jean Toulout — tt GRENELLE-PALACE tt Viola Dana Vallée (Vingt Ans après). — et dans les villes suivantes J. Daragon (20 Ans après) Claude Mérelle tt XX Simone Vaudry (20 ans ap.) ~ Desjardins Mary Miles tt RECAMIER II Elmire Vautier. Gaby Deslys. Blanche Montel tt Vernaud (20 Ans après) tt RASPAIL BOULOGNE tt Rachel Devirys M. Moréno, 1™ pose (20 Ans tt après) Pearl White = tt Huguette Duflos Yonnel (20 Ans après) — PANTIN-PALACE NEUILLY .. XX Douglas Fairbanks M. Moréno, 2» pose d" XX Geneviève Félix Maë Murray tt SAINT-PAUL ROUEN tt De Guingand (3 Mousquet.) Alla Nazimova Dernières Nouveautés § tt tt ; De Guingand (20 Ans après) Jean Périer (20 Ans après) tt PARADIS CHARTRES tt : Suzanne Grandais André Nox Séverin-Mars ~ tt tt ; William Hart Mary Pickford G. de Gravone — tt tt : Hayakawa Jane Pierlv (20 Ans après) Gilbert Dalleu j~ tt tt I Fernand Hermann Pré fils (20 Ans après) Valentino — tt tt ! Nathalie Kovanko Wallace Reid Monique Chrysès E tt tt i Georges Lannes Gina Relly tt tt (A suivre.) tt : Max Linder Gabrielle Roblne tt yt Prix de la carte : o fr. 4o tt C'° VlTflGRflPH S fr. 50. - tt tj Les commandes ne sont acceptées que par 6 cartes au choix. Les 8 franco tt 25, Rue de l'Echiquier - PARIS (W) "{ E Les Artistes
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