The Big Parade/Trailer

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The Big Parade (1925)
by King Wallis Vidor

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The official trailer to The Big Parade

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3998216The Big Parade1925King Wallis Vidor

And now——

At last!

THE MOST IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT THE MANAGEMENT OF THIS THEATRE HAS EVER MADE—

AT LAST!

America's
beloved
photoplay masterpiece

"THE
BIG
PARADE"

The world has echoed with the fame of this magnificent drama of the screen!

Now it comes to you
with the happy pride of this theatre which is selected to present it—

The power of its throbbing love story defies even the mighty thunders of warring nations—

It is the
EPIC
of
humanity—

Bringing us back tender recollections of our boys marching off to the Great Adventure, laughing, swearing, romancing
gone!
on the grandest lark of history!

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
PRESENTS
JOHN GILBERT
IN
KING VIDOR'S PRODUCTION
The BIG PARADE
By LAURENCE STALLINGS
WITH
RENEE ADOREE

COPYRIGHT MCMXXV IN U.S.A. BY METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED UNDER
INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION OF BUENOS AIRES
CONTROLLED BY LOEW'S INCORPORATED
PASSED BY THE NATIONAL BOARD OF REVIEW

ARS GRATIA ARTIS

A
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
PICTURE

Nothing BIGGER

has ever been shown on stage or screen

No Bigger SUCCESS

has ever been known on the Broadways of the world!

BIGGEST OF ALL
In Its Storied Beauty of Human Beings -

Whoever they were—
who went Over There

No BIGGER romance was ever dreamed

than that of the men who left the kiss of love for the lips of Death!

No BIGGER drama was ever born

than that of the Hell of War torn wide open

in
"THE BIG PARADE"

Directed by
King Vidor

"There was glory in their going There was splendor in their strideFor their souls were marching-marching To the measured tramp of pride

And their hearts were singing-singingAs they fought, and fell, and died."G. de Grandcourt

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