Life — October 5, 1922 — page 31: what you’re looking at

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5 o— a We ake Bele E THE SILENT DRAMA Recent Developments ‘6 (The regular Silent Drama department will be found on page 22) Hurricane’s Gal. First National— Allen Holubar employs all the more familiar elements, including fire, air, land and water, to provide atmosphere for this high-powered melodrama. Borderland. Paramount.—Another spiritvalistic piece, with some weird sce some beautiful photography, but not quite enough dramatic interest. Fools First. First National—A crook story, directed by Marshall Nei- lan, and distinguished by the acting of Raymond Griffith, The censors have objected to it because of its vitality, but that may be accepted as a strong reconimendation. Forget Me Not. attempt to puncture the glands ; The Eternal Flame. First Na- tional.—Norma Talmadge as the Duch- esse Langeais in a thoroughly satis- factory adaptation of Balzac’s novel. In jts acting, its direction and its con- struction, it is as nearly flawless as it is possible for a photoplay to be. Voices of the City. Goldwyn.— Several competent actors in a singularly stupid melodrama of the underworld, Just Tony. Fox —The always lik- able Tom Mix steps gracefully aside and permits his horse, Tony, to occupy the center of the screen. The Bonded Woman. Paramount. —Betty Compson in a story of the sea which works up to an effective climax, and then lies down to rest. Blood and Sand. —Paramount.— Everything that is Spanish, from bulls to omelets, is crowded into this spec- tacular screen version of the Ibaiez novel. Rodolph Valentino is excellent as _the ill-fated matador. Monte Cristo. Fox—Alexandre Du emerges from Hollywood with a perceptible limp. Makin’ Movies. Pathé—A pleasant little comedy about a group of children who enter the film “game,” as it is sometimes called. Nice People. Paramount.—William De Mille wastes his time on a story which logically belonged to his brother ecil, The Young Diana. 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