The Toast of Death (1915) MUTUAL MASTERPICTURE "AD" SHEET TO THE EXHIBITOR: The advertisements on this page were prepared for you to use in your local newspapers. The nearest Mutual Exchange will furnish you with a CUT SHEET from which you may select photographs of striking scenes or leading players starrin in each production. These cuts may be obtained in any size desired, suitable to any space, from an ordinary double column to a full page advertisement. It is highly important that you use the border design, which is the same as that carried on posters and all other printed matter, in order to identify these advertisements with the Mutual Masterpiece trade mark title. Your exchange will also supply you with a NEWS BULLETIN containing plenty of interesting publicity matter, which your newspaper will be glad to publish free of charge. Mutual Film Corporation, Publicity Department, 71 West 23d Street, New York MUTUAL MASTER PICTURES YOUR THEATRE (Your Name and Address) The People Came in Crowds Yerterday to See The TOAST OF DEATH Your Last Chance Today to See This Great Motion Picture A wealthy prince of India, of high social standing weds a ballet dancer, discovers she is in love with an English officer and revenges himself with true Oriental cunning and ferocity. Scenes of Barbaric Magnificence English Soldiers     Indian Dragons Troops of Camels, Elephants and Horses A Mutual Masterpicture in Four Acts, Featuring LOUISE GLAUM, HARRY G. KEENAN and HERSCHEL MAYALL Today Only Your Theatre (Your Name and Address) Two Days Only The TOAST OF DEATH A Drama of Love, Intrigue and Revenge Scenes laid in India A Four Act Mutual Masterpicture and one of the most Magnificently Staged and Costumed Plays ever Presented Two Days Only Thursday and Friday MUTUAL MASTER PICTURES YOUR THEATRE (Your Name and Address) Today and Tomorrow The TOAST of DEATH The Play that created a World Sensation Romantic -- Realistic -- Daring -- Thrilling Produced by the Famous Motion Picture Director, Thomas H. Ince Featuring the Screen Favorites LOUISE GLAUM, HARRY G. KEENAN and HERSCHEL MAYALL From the moment the Indian Prince falls a victim to the wiles of Poppea, of the Imperial Ballet, until he drinks "the toast of death" to his false friend, you will hold your breath with wonder and suspense. Impressive Stage Settings Oriental Streets Indian Temples Native Bazaars Soldiers Camels Elephants REMEMBER -- Today and Tomorrow Only with Louise Glaum, and Harry Keenan. Directed by Thomas Ince, Scott Sidney. New York Motion Picture/Mutual. More Information on this film...                                      This work (The Toast of Death (1915), by Mutual), identified by Bruce Calvert, is free of known copyright restrictions. Books (none) Last Modified March 24, 2023