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In the minor role of the lady who saves her, Louise Dresser, as usual, gives a finished performance. I have never read the story by Rex Beach from which “Padlocked” is adapted, but the film has all the earmarks of having faithfully repro- duced the spirit of the text. It is brimful of hokum and sentimentality, one of those pictures, for example, whose interiors encourage the popular assumption that a rich man’s home + SO must resemble a cross between a railroad terminal and a_ public library. But I doubt if on the whole it is any more false to its subject than, let us say, “Uncle Tom’s Cabin,” however inferior in other respects. That, too, was propaganda laid on thick. A™’s feels about Rudolph Valen- tino much as,1 i imagine, a woman does about Bill Hart; in other words, that those who fall for his hokum are a bit weak in the upper story. But I don’t see, if we men have our Bill Hart to cheer on to doughtier deeds of horsemanship and heroism (and I'm one of his fans), why the women shouldn’t have their Valentino for the same purpose, and without our sneers. No one pretends that the pictured romances of either bear any relation to reality, or come within the remotest definition of serious drama. But if the ten-year-old boy you once were still lives somewhere with- in your dessicated carcass you will thrill in spite of yourself to the daring and chivalry of the gun-shy Bill, or (pardon me, madam) if the little romantic girl of your early teens, dreaming of her ideal lover, strong and handsome and dominating, still lurks within your matronly bosom, you will melt to the torrid love- making of the girl-sure Rudolph. “The Son of the Sheik,” is, I sup- pose, a typical Valentino picture. You will probably like it if you're all woman. Hammers and hatchets will never get rusty if kept covered with rice. Care must be taken, of course, to remove the tools if the rice is to be used for hurling at happy bride- —London Opinion grooms. Movie Plot Contest No. 5 Thicken the Plot Yourself! Below is printed the basis of a typical movie plot with great open spaces. Copy this plot on a separate piece of paper and fill in the spaces, or use the form below if you wish. Juve will pay $25 for the best filled in plot. By best, we mean the cleverest and funniest. One of these plots will be’ run each week, and a prize of $5 given each week for the best one. In case two or more Con- testants each submit the same win- ning plot each will receive the prize. You may submit as many plots as you wish. Contest No. 5 closes September 11, and the winning plot will be published in the October Send your plots to the PLOT EDITOR OF iE, 627 West 43d Street, New York. The leader of an underworld gang is we... . eee ee who was left an at the age of three, and has grown up to ... with no. . x tows him. One day he meets Lotta Long- Green, who urges him to and intimates that if he she will . This makes a . him, and with her help at a salary of Sethcsiene-suners A few months later he is introduced to who seems to recognize .... 9 and starts an investigation. It turns out that he 0.2.0.2... so that they lose no time in .... . and BEEFY onesecoueresmrenececersiereuaienesese forever. BOW LEGS? ‘This Garter (pat’d) Makes Trousers Hang Straight f Legs Bend In or Out it ble No Metal Springs Free Booklet—Plain Sealed Envelope THE T. GARTER CO, Dept. 23 NEW LONDON, NEW HAMP. ‘You can painlessly, comfortably. Results speedy and guaran- teed. Physicians praise it highly. No metal to harm yo. Wineer of Gold Medal, 1923. ite for xt = RESHAPE VOUR NOSE ANITA NOSE ADJUSTER ‘Dept. 889 ANITA Bullding Newark, Me J. comicbooks.com