Life — March 9, 1922 — page 31: what you’re looking at

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THE SILENT DRAMA Recent Developments SS (The revular Silent Drama department will be found on page 24) Moran of the Lady Letty. Paramount. —An exciting melodrama of the sea, with Dorothy Dalton, Walter Long and Ro- dolph Valentino contributing all kinds of action. Where Is My Wandering Boy To- night? Zidman.-—-Not a Chaplin comedy. Boomerang Bill. Paramount.— The iad ionel Barrymore as a hold-up art ‘orms just a little bit too late. School Days. I!’arner—Wesley Barry s supplied with a great number of trick ne of which are funny and some distasteful. Saturd ay Night. Paramount.——Another De Mille drama of life beyond the altar, with much more plot and dramatic interest than usual. The excellent cast includes Conrad Nagel, Edith Roberts and Lea- trice Jo The Show. litagraph—Another insane Larry Semon comedy which obtains laughs by means of blasting methods. Orphans of the Storm.United Artists. —The nch Revolution provides the background for a_fine Griffith drama. Turn to the Right. Mectro—Rex In- gram is unhappily cast as the director of this stickily sentimental comedy, but for all that he has put a certain amount of homely tumor and a considerable amount of pictorial beauty into it. The Ruling Passion. United Artists— ge Arliss shows that he can be some- > than sinister, in a pleasant little ta tired business man who over- s fatigue by going to work. Tol'able David. First National—Rich- ard Barthelmess, as star, and Henry King, as director, have turned this Hergesheimer story into a picture of tremendous dramatic power. Star Dust. Hurst was right! One Glorious Day. Paramount—Will Rogers discards his rope and picks up the slender threads of fantasy in a whim- sically amusing comedy. The Enchanted City. Newcombe—A beautify! picture, produced by people who know what beauty is. 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