Judge — February 28, 1925 — page 21: what you’re looking at

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Wassamat with the Cinemat? hy George Mitchell “Pie Lost Wortp” may not he the best picture of the year. It may not even rate the distinction of being the worst picture of the year but it certainly is the most unusual. I don’t know where to classify it. I don't © know whether [like it. Asa picture it is as strange as the animals that inhabit it and they are the weirdest of zodlogical specimens that have showed themselves to the naked eye uninfluenced by home-brew. It is these animals that will make or break the picture. The social posi- tion in motion picture circles of the female dinosaur; her relative stand- ing with Swanson, La Marr or Pick- ford is of vastly g import than ier place in the scientific world. That a dinosauric flapper should become a screen favorite and push Colleen Moore n papicr-maché up-stage or shove Norma Shearer off-stage is of supreme cinematic concern and this, ladies and gents, is not far from probable in this ex- traordinary fillum. However, 1] am stepping out of chara . Social ethies is not for discussion in this department but should be covered by our Soc Editor. Twill return to the picture itself and pick on a few bronxsauri from its construction. No more amazing nor amusing ble-jointed photography has been at my memory. Nothing quite so tricky as a shambling mammal or a mammiing shamble—I forget which Wire or Movie Stan—Osmond, I'm waiting! upsetting a rubber of bridge in the second-story apartment of a London chamber has ever been double exposed to my blasé atten- tion. I do not profess to under- stand animals—my experience has been limited to the study of the female human—which still baffles me. Hence it is that I do not know how these super-tremendous animals were built or made to perform. | wouldn't be at all surprised if I were told that they were animal crackers enlarged to gigantic proportions But this I do know; With the ex- ception of a certain rheumatic jerki- ness of motion these creatures gave me a creepy feeling of reality that made me feel that all is not well along the Amazon. I don’t know whether you'll like “The Lost World” but you'll surely find it different. (Continued on page 26) Skaten—My gosh! Harry, just stick your finger in this water and sce how cold it is! Speaking Vertically ‘Tone gnu, the ode, the flea and the boa were gathered together. They hailed the emu with delight. Two abbreviations came in and were loudly cheered. A prefix entered, followed by several suffixes. A 5) But there one who was yet unaccounted f The: pronouns were frowning. cpos ‘stared sanxiously toward ‘the door. Suddenly there was 8 great shout. “Now we are ready!" cried a Tibetan gazelle. “It has come at last!” And it was so. They were ready to be puzzled, for the printer's meas- ure, the famous em, had arrived! R.F. Whitfield bol strolled along. lad Nowadays, a doctor is known by the patients he keeps—in good spirits! Correct This Sentence “There's no fool like an old fe laughed the youth in the racing which had just missed the train at the crossing by a foot, “I'll bet we scared that engincer silly.” KRAZLY RACKS ‘Give maa sentence with the word /4 Superficial” lay's Friday, “ap q . alte age pop 'S fo nach Roary brash prt - comicbooks.com