The Ninety and Nine (1922) Albert E. Smith presents "THE NINETY AND NINE" A DAVID SMITH PRODUCTION VITAGRAPH "THE NINETY AND NINE" Make the train go "The Ninety and Nine" By RAMSAY MORRIS This first real, big, spectacular American melodrama is even greater on the screen than it was on the stage. It abounds in thrills and excitement, heart interest and love story, and back of all is the wonderful theme of the story of the lost sheep. And there is the big climax when the hero runs the gauntlet of miles of raging forest fire in a locomotive to save a hemmed village and the girl he loves. Special All-Star Cast VITAGRAPH ALBERT E. SMITH     PRESIDENT Idle Hour Theatre ONE NIGHT ONLY Thursday, Mar. 29 (1923) SHOWS 7 and 9 MADE IN U.S.A. Albert E. Smith presents "THE NINETY AND NINE" A DAVID SMITH PRODUCTION VITAGRAPH "THE NINETY AND NINE" Make the train go (Notice that the right side, the cover, is different from the first herald above.) "The Ninety and Nine" By RAMSAY MORRIS This first real, big, spectacular American melodrama is even greater on the screen than it was on the stage. It abounds in thrills and excitement, heart interest and love story, and back of all is the wonderful theme of the story of the lost sheep. And there is the big climax when the hero runs the gauntlet of miles of raging forest fire in a locomotive to save a hemmed village and the girl he loves. Special All-Star Cast VITAGRAPH ALBERT E. SMITH     PRESIDENT GEM WED & THUR 15 - 30c MADE IN U.S.A. with Warner Baxter, Colleen Moore and Lloyd Whitlock. Directed by David Smith. Vitagraph. More Information on this film...                                       This work (The Ninety and Nine (1922), by Vitagraph), identified by Bruce Calvert, is free of known copyright restrictions. Books (none) Last Modified December 9, 2015