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The others combine little stories Be with their pictorial appeal—‘And Women Must Weep” being the best, ANOTHER DOG STAR—_ Post Nature Pictures i OLLOWING in the paw-steps of Strong- 9 heart, the magnificent star of “The Silent Call,” comes a diminutive dog that plays the lead in two short pictures, “Western — Ways” and “A Winter's Tale.” In fact, he | goes Strongheart one better by wearing costumes, and undertaking character réles. He i5 not very convincing as a heavy, but — 4 in his more frivolous moments he is thor- \ oughly delightful. He seems to have come sense of artistry. HEADIN’ WEST—Universal OOT GIBSON, ever, - S blond and smiling as in exhibitions of riding and A thin thread of plot, all about catth: rustling and impersonations and vil- lains in furry panties. Send the children— they'll like it. Juvenile grown-ups mayn't — he disappointed either. IRON TO GOLD—Fox USTIN FARNUM as a misunderstood bad man who falls in love with the wife of his enemy. Very heroic and noble and not at all convincing. Marguerite Marsh is the lady in the case, FOR LOVE OR MONEY— ' First National | HEN Mack Sennett makes bathing gid comedies he gives the public an eye- ful. But when he attempts anything more serious the result is disappointing. Some familics may like this—at any rate, it’s harmicss. THE WISE KID—Universal OME jazz, a few clever titles, a slightly mutilated story and Gladys Walton— who plays the part of a cashier in a cheap restaurant. Not much to think about, but fairly good entertainment. It will teach the children some new ¢lang. Some of the characters are well taken, and one glimpse of the settlement workers, looking in on the modern dances, is almost worth the: price of admission. All in all it’s rcason- ably good. THE RAGGED HEIRESS—Fox HIRLEY MASON, very likable despite her cute ways and her eternal sweetness, does good work in this picture, The plot is a3 old as Cinderella, but there are quite a few thrilling moments and a real sympathy for the down-trodden little heroine is de- veloped. John Harron, as leading man, is more like his brother Robert than ever, Send the children—although you can take them without wasting an evening! comichooks:-com cts 6 eT Bk Le a