Paths to Paradise (1925)

726-12 Bert Woodruff, Betty Compson, Raymond Griffith

726-14 Betty Compson and Raymond Griffith

562-22 Edgar Kennedy (back row, next to flowers), Bert Woodruff (with pearls), Betty Compson, Raymond Griffith.

726-31 Raymond Griffith and Betty Compson

726-34 Betty Compson and Raymond Griffith

726-39 Betty Compson and Raymond Griffith

726-50 Raymond Griffith and Betty Compson

726-58 Raymond Griffith and Betty Compson

726-70 Tom Santschi, Betty Compson and Raymond Griffith

726-95 Raymond Griffith and Betty Compson

Raymond Griffith and Betty Compson. This photo is the same as 726-58 above and was trimmed and retouched for newspaper or magazine reproduction.

Betty Compson and Raymond Griffith. This photo was trimmed for a newspaper or magazine layout.

A Rollicking Comedy of two crooks who make you laugh all the way from San Francisco to Mexico -- and back again.
"Paths to Paradise"
with
BETTY COMPSON
RAYMOND GRIFFITH
NOAH BEERY
A Paramount Picture
Raymond Griffith "That funny fellow with the Silk Hat"
By Howard Hawks
Directed by Clarence Badger
Screenplay by Keene Thompson

The Surest Paths to Paradise Will Lead to the Colonial Theatre
Thurs., Fri., Sat. Aug 6, 7, 8
To See Raymond Griffith Step on the Laughing Gas and Take You For a Trip to Laughville
Our Second Greater Movie Season Attraction

Stockton's Greatest Entertainment
CALIFORNIA THEATRE
3--Days Only--3
Sunday to Tuesday
September 6 to 8
--AND--
FRANCHON & MARCO'S
Greatest Presentation
"That
Haunting Melody"
30--PEOPLE--30
20--SUNKIST BEAUTIES--20
MILDRED
MELROSE shows you how to dance the Charleston
Note: Each theater printed their show dates and program on the last page of these heralds. This theater even had a change of plans, as a new "coming" program was pasted on top of the original. The original read "Keep Coming to the California. Coming Wednesday, September 13 to 15. Tom Mix (and Tony) in Zane Grey's Rainbow Trail."
with Betty Compson, Raymond Griffith, Tom Santschi, and Edgar Kennedy. Directed by Clarence Badger. Paramount.
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