Judge — March 17, 1928 — page 25: what you’re looking at

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JUDGE |e) UW GANG HEY MIC | F you are one of these reather- necked amusement — seekers who take your fun and like it or die in the attempt, “Feel Your Pulse” might amuse you. Following the current fashion in movie advertising, 1 present a graph of the emotional contents of the picture. Love Interest Violence Wicked Thoughts Surprise. ceee ess OOVY Tragedy e 001%, Humor (including. titles, action, members of audience, personal comments) .......03 Time off (for sleeping, looking for hat, ete.)......24 The love interest, of course, will vary according to the pre- vailing state of your psychoses and your income tax report, but I think you will find the other figures ly accurate. The story, should you be in- terested, deals with “a pseudo- invalid who goes for relaxation to a sanitarium which is being B PARE LORENTZ) The Movie Guide (Tee Performance Daily Sk “The Crowd ect direction man who did ‘arade * Bavarian Mammy song, Warner's) —Jewish Mazuy tong, with Mr. Jolion. “Simta” (Earl Carroll)—The animals and re) —Feetunately, yx ‘atan™ (Central)—Unfortunately, | this, Criterion) —The effective avistie The Tad Command” (Wialeo) The great in a gond produc Heview Nratign -Kmy ing are alka highly, reommen Chatlie Chaplin: The Lom pen, and Drume of Low, with Lionel Barrymore and 3 good cart used as a rendezvous by a gang of rum-runners. There you arc— she develops into a two-fisted girl of the tall woods, and the hand- some young reporter rescues and captivates her. Bebe Daniels’ playing. as usual, is charmingly supported by that impressive young actor Richard Arlen and, as usual, is very much in need of it. got 'em——hoth of his eyes are N= Item: “Sixty facial ex pressions are required to be a successful motion picture star, according to Esther Ralston, The expressions range all the way from utter terror to placid dumb- ness.” Remembering Miss Ral ston’s last masterpiece, and Learn,” we suggest she has been practicing too much on ex- pression number sixty. ARTING in the perfumed offices of a divorce lawyer, “Soft Living” develops into a bargain basement farce with absolutely no pleasant or charming episodes to relieve the monotony of the theme. A young stenographer marrics for money, and when she finds another woman making passes at her husband she realiz that per-ruls and gold are as con- fetti to pure love. So that’s that. Madge Bellamy is the young lady starred by Mr. Fox. She has a good figure and at times ages to look practically con (Continued on page 26) comicbooks.com