Talk:Enlighten Thy Daughter (1917 film)

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[1][2].--Milowent • ^hasspoken 17:05, 9 November 2011 (UTC)[reply]

1928 version

Unwed Mothers" in 1928. It was a "seven reel" film according to press releases and reviews. It "made Its mark in the world of motion pictures" when, during a 3 week run in Buffalo, NY, "for the first time in the history of motion pictures the police reserves had to be called out to keep the crowds in check." It was touted as having an "all star cast" of "Frank Sheridan, Zena Keefe, James Morrison, Katherlne Kaelred, Arthur Donaldson, Rubye DeRemer, Marie Shotwell and Violet Homer" In a press release it was noted that "it is being shown for men only over 16 years of age. Special slides and a lecture are given to men audiences beside the seven reel film. Every man should attend the picture and see the truth about a subject that is not ordinarily discussed. This picture shows the recklessness of modern youth as a result of ignorance of the vital facts of life." It also seems to have included and/or expanded on "Enlighten Thy Daughter" (1917) - "The former title, "Enlighten Thy Daughter," is the keynote of the production, and the theme on which it is based, is worked out in a manner which carries to every parent who sees It a never-to-be-forgotten lesson."

From January 1929 issue of Variety was an ad "Summer Attraction. Film Road Show. UNWED MOTHERS. Percentage Booking Anywhere — Send Dates. SAMUEL CUMMINS, Publix Welffare Pictures Corp. 723 Seventh Ave., New York"

Sources: The Journal and Republican and LOWVILLE TIMES, LOWVILLE, N. Y., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15,1928.
Watertown Daily Times, Friday Afternoon,. November 8, 1928
Amsterdam Evening Recorder, Wednesday, December 10, 1928
Variety, January 1929
24.149.63.183 (talk) 04:58, 22 March 2015 (UTC)[reply]