Picture Play Magazine (Mar-Jul 1929)

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Fine performances, many laughs, but story weak. "Woman Disputed, The" — United Artists. Elaborately produced story of a streetwalker who, reformed by love during the war, is asked to give herself to a Russian officer as his price for sparing the lives of her Austrian countrymen. She does so with saintly reluctance, and a whole army kneels to her in gratitude. Fairly entertaining, but silly. Norma Talmadge, Gilbert Roland, and Arnold Kent. "On Trial" — Warner. Heavy melodrama of a husband accused of murdering his man friend, and his justification shown by means of cut-backs, though he is saved from conviction by a last-minute courtroom confession. Entirely in dialogue, some of it very good, the picture is entertaining without being anything to rave over. Pauline Frederick, in subordinate role, Bert Lytell, Lois Wilson, Jason Robards, Richard Tucker, Johnny Arthur, and an appealing child, Vondell Darr. "Red Mark, The"— Pathe. Old-fashioned melodrama of French penal colony in South Seas, and discovery by bloodthirsty governor that young man about to be executed is own son. Nevertheless it is interesting; expertly acted in robust fashion by Gaston Glass, Rose Dione, Gustav von Seyffertitz. Nina Quartaro exquisite heroine. "Melody of Love, The" — Universal. Walter Pidgeon audible to his fans, in dialogue and song, with excellent registration. Story of a piano player who loses an arm in the war, is deserted by his faithless sweetheart, and is followed to America by a French lassie. Mildred Harris and Jane Winton. "Take Me Home" — Paramount. Less boisterous and better Bebe Daniels comedy than usual, with semblance of real character and sly humor. Hot fight for a young man's affection. Lilyan Tashman and Neil Hamilton. "Excess Baggage" — Metro-Goldwyn. William Haines at his best, in a role which demands more than jolly tomfoolery. The. story of a small-time juggler, whose wife goes into the movies. 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