Life — October 13, 1921 — page 30: what you’re looking at

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I furnish complete information based on my suc- cessful experience which will relieve you from further suffering. ‘A remittance of $5.00 must accommodate all letters, or if desired, send letter from your clergyman or banker vouching for your character and financial reliability. L. W. VERIGIN, Brilliant, B. C., Canada From a Story—‘“He eagerly swallowed every word she bestowed upon him; he fed ‘upon her every look; he lived upon the smiles she gave him.” That’s what we should call an all-consuming passion. —Boston Transcript. THE SILENT DRAMA. Recent Developments ( 7 (The regular Silent Drama department will be found on page 22) Beyond. Paramount—Summoned_ by the restless spirit of her departed mother, Ethel Clayton commutes from England to Australia. Bits of Life. First National—Four separate short stories as one feature— three of them exceptionally excellent. They all move fast, which is a surprising and encouraging departure. Camille. Metro—Whenever Nazimova gives Camille an opportunity to be her- self, it’s not so bad. Cappy Ricks. Paramount.— Thomas Meighan repels a Scandinavian invasion and otherwise exposes his personality. Dangerous Lies. Paramount—Hich life in English society. An excellent op- portunity to learn how ladies and gentle- men don’t act. Also movie actors. Disraeli. United Artists—George Arliss brings subtlety into the movie You won't believe it until you see it yourself, And you certainly ought to see it. Footfalls. § Fox.—Dreary melodraina all about a blind cobbler, his son, his son's gal and the wicked city feller. Forever. Paramount.—‘“Peter Ibbet- son” done as carefully and conscientiously as Du Maurier would wish. The prizes go to Elsie Ferguson, Wallie Reid, George Fawcett and George Fitzmaurice. Jungle Adventures. Exceptional.—In- formal get-together of elephants, buffaloes, crocodiles, sloths and lesser Borneo celeb- rities. A welcome relief from the regular film stars. Please don’t throw peanuts at the monkeys. I Do. Associated Producers—Harold Lloyd in a highly edifying bit of birth- control propaganda. No Woman Knows. Universal—Un- happy Hebrew home life disclosed by Irish players to a reminiscently Humoresque ac- companiment. Phooie, begorra! The Girl From God’s Country. Hu ren—Nell Shipman joins forces with the Great Outdoors and the result is a picture that will bear watching. The Three Musketeers. United «1!- ists—Everybody’s dream of what a movie should be, come true. Douglas Fairbanks as D’Artagnan splendidly upheld in a per- fectly produced picture. The Playhouse. First National— Buster Keaton in enough monkey-busincss to keep imitative children busy for a month, The Affairs of Anatol. Paramount— Reading from left to right: Gloria Swan- son, Wanda Hawley, Wallie Reid, Agnes Ayres and Bebe Daniels. Standing up in back: Theodore Roberts, Monte_ Blue, Theodore Kosloff and ‘Elliot Dexter. And notice that little dot, hidden away off in a corner? That’s Cecil B. De Mille Pilgrims of Love. Associated —Pro- ducers.—Good Oppenheim melodrama acted with sufficient intelligence to sustain the interest. For Review Next Weex.—‘One Arab- ian Night” and “The Rage of Paris.” the ad wer do comicbooks.com