Judge — January 7, 1928 — page 20: what you’re looking at

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JUDGE e) Up GANG THe MOV fe @ | BY VARE LORENIZ > 2 9 The Movie Guide € (Teo Performances Only) | CG Chicago” (C —To be reviewed next week. | The Gaucho’ (Liberty)—Douglas Fairbanks geta religion. excellent. went to sce three pictures a Helen of Ti +) True confewion stuff | reviewing such inane productions over the week-end which | “Sp, 7STsue"itascen At kon prone | so exhausted my sneering | | were written or produced by — | atthe Vitashoe wenly seuronty. Teepe | capacity that the few 1 managed ] artists who are well known in |” =riy Student to fasten down weren't worthy of other crafts that exact hard, — | testy st wperite story, OT |g -year-old sneerer, “The ient work from its artisans, igs tr Maa al were simply well di- “se three pictures were so tales that were no thin, so devoid of real emotional Wings (Criterion) more dramatic than bedtime 5 content, that it was sickening. ‘To | 1° te sit. Brauufal photography stories emitted from a million | sce these men smoothing out such dollar radio. i I was desperate for copy, so I decided to ma a list of the twelve best movies of the y ie coeente ol ee and then analyze them unti When I came over to the office “Man, Woman and Sin" (Loew's Houses, Bronx) filled up the column. However, this morning I tricd to write when I looked over the files something about the three pic- found that it was a job to select tures: “Serenade,” “Man Crazy,” twelve movies even worth recom- flimsy material was as hollow en- | tertainment as hi Ps Stradivarius. and “The Devil Dar ” First, Inderworld’* (Chaloner, Belmont)—Awarde! mending to a friend as satisfac- I tried to write a sneering essay second prise by Lorents, tory entertainment, I then tried about them, but after weeks of | J (Continued on page 31) Gurst—You seem to have no-love for the masses. “Heck, no! I live with one.” comicbooks.com