Judge — February 9, 1924 — page 30: what you’re looking at

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Foreman of the Jury—We find the prisoner guilty, with some little doubt as to the identity whether he is the right man.—Passing Show. The Miracle and Some Card seems to be the M. Eyre’s effort in his the idea, but Eyre has not realized it. —_ Tricks several plays to achieve a sort of collo- As I have said, Miss George and Miss . ~ , quial Barrieism, but such an achieve- Crews do their best, but to little avail. (Continued from page 13) ment is unfortunately not so easy as it Grorce Jean Natuan. most expressive features possessed by any looks. And whenever Eyre himself ap- of the local ingenues. prec! ae ets Be peck te ice over The Sheet with the | his inability to continue what he sets . Pat anc m out to accomplish by introducing into his : ilver Lining I proceedings a hot dose of melodrama. (Continued from page 20) gall wn “Fansnastics,” Laurence Eyre has sually fits i is scheme as aptly “The Eternal City,” Marion Craw- buy corrupted an amusing comic idea with s Ba 's fat woman would fit into ford’s well-remembered novel of ancient wa) a dull play. The dullness of the play, Cinderella’s slipper. His idea in the ed up in this film to meet wigs due to the adroit and diverting acting of present play is of twin sisters, separated 5 ints of filmdom. It’s a he’ Grace George and Laura Hope Crews in at birth, who meet many years later, the beautiful picture, showing many of vill: the two central réles, is not always al- » an aristocrat and the other a washer- Rome's glories of olden days. Some of cou lowed to get the upper hand, however, woman, and who are instinctively drawn the sets took years and years of labor to thre and once in a while the underlying comic together, each unaware of the other's construct. The mere fact that the money renc idea shows itself flectingly. But not identity, by their childish husbands’ was spent by the early rulers doesn’t take the often enough to save the occasion. It dillos. A pleasant comedy lies in any of its beauty from it. Most of it tow = looks better than the concrete imitations A - made by men of garlic. Lionel Barry- unti . 2 | more, Barbara La Marr, Bert Lytell and wail AreYou Reaching forthe Cruth Richard Bennett do splendid panto- oa : mime. It’s a good picture. Go see it. chai Twill tell you Under which Zodiac As we gallop off to press the “Covered hors Sign were you born? pee : What are your oppor- Wagon” rumbles into a new record for mos tunities i lie your consecutive performances. Well, it’s a cred uture pros} hap- : ica ion : piness in marriage, friends, enemies, success pretty good picture and perhaps the B in all undert akings oe ™ oLogys he success it has achieved is deserved. and questions as indicated by , the ae ee ; ‘ay moat ancient and _ inte! ing science of Grorce Mitcne.. day history? ‘ ee som Were you born under a lucky star? T wil - . : tell you free, the most interesting astrological In a Worp de M interpretation of the Zodiac Sign you were Wellman—I hear you're on a new diet. ttle born under. date of hoon 2 one “Simpy send me the exact date of your strat “notice and ‘ nclose twelve anci cents in any form and your exact name and | 2 have address. Your astrological interpretation will 7 2 be itten in plain language and sent to you awa; Purely sealed and postpaid. A-great sur- Chinese Peacock Ring rise awaits you! just what you rant to draw attention send Pr not fail to send birthdate and to inclose *° ® Griebtal Fines, paruculary Pear T: . 12 Print correct name and address to avoid le cock Designs ens. ete lovellent cre- 4 birth date yy in mailing. hae ie 1 cael “By Write now—TODAY—to the (OBES sapphires, only | $2, gus diated es q 7, 4 YSeextra, ‘Bead ring ao (io ering ANANSING ANG 1514 stw010 309 Ft Ae, Det. 7, Now York BB seri fren), Serer tt ngs up b EXCHANGE, 21 Park Rew, Now York, lsspert Dept. 4.2 the 1 comicbooks.com