Judge, 1928-02-25 · page 32 of 36
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Some five years ago, while on a visit to this country, I saw another showing of “The Cabinet of Doctor Caligari,” and again enjoyed it very much, It was the same version I had seen in the Swiss Alps, and [ remember suggest- ing to my friends that they go down to the little theatre at which it was showing and see it. A year or so later, | again had occa- sion to drop in a little movie theatre, und much to my surprise [I saw that they, too, were showing “The Cabinet of Doctor Caligari.” In New York City at the present time, there are three little movie houses, As nearly as I can check, “The Cabinet of Doc- tor Caligari” rotates from one to the other, making it the pitce de résist- ance of these artistic emporiums every third week. The other two weeks, they use something even older and more frazzled with care. Now, when T enter the Fifth Ave- nue Playhouse or the Fifty-fifth Street Cinema, [ just sit back and wait pa- tiently until the usual announcements that such and such a policy “will give to the ardent art student a real artis- tic fare that will scorn with its erudi- tion the cheap fare of the movie pal- aces” and wait until my old friend “The Cabinet of Doctor Caligari” is heaved reverently on the screen, and then I scream politely, faint, and let the ushers walk me to the door, W matter if the Fifty-fifth Street Cinema still retains a right hearty odor of horse, pleasant reminder of its not long since occupation as livery stable —it is all done in the name of higher and brighter art! 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