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Manawatu Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 2338, 7 January 1926, Page 2

VIRGINIA VAI/U IN “UP THE LADDER” AND DOROTHY MACKAILL IN “QUICKIE” AT THE KOSY. A picture thousands have been anxiously waiting to see is to be presented at the Kosy Theatre to-night It is the screen version of “Chlckie” Elcnore Mcherln’s sensational newspaper .serial novel. John Francis Dillon, director of First National's "Flaming Youth," directed "Chlckie" Vhe entire production has been supervised by Earl Hudson, who produced First National’s wonder of the screen ‘"lhc Lost World.” The star cast, headed by Dorothy Maokaill In the title role, contains names that are well known wherever picture arc shov n. In this cast ore John Bowers, Hobart Bosworth, Myrtle Stedman, .Gladys Brockwell, Olive Tell, Paul Nicholson, Lora Sonderson and Louise Mackintosh. - “Up the Ladder," the UniversalJewel feature starring Virginia Val--11, now being screened at the Kosy theatre, is the adaptation of the snashing melodramatic stage success of the same name from pen* of Owen Davis, holder of the Pulitzer prize for one of his plays. This vehicle was chosen for Miss Valli because it offers a splendid opportunity for In r to display her histrionic abilities as a rare emotional actress. The cast includes Forrest Stanley, Holmes Herbert, Margaret Livingston, George Fawcett, Lydia Yeamans Titus, Priscilla Moran and Olivo Ann Alcorn. The ever popular Charles Chaplin will also be seen in “The Cure.”

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