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N. Y. NEWSPAPERS REVIEW "12-10"
CAPITOL THEATRE, N. Y.
The picture is a real thriller. Mr. Brenon simply can't make an uninteresting picture. His direction is imaginative and dramatic. Then, too, Marie Doro is more beautiful than we have ever seen her before, and her acting is sensitive and expressive. "The Morning Telegraph," December 22, 1919.
The ethereal beauty of Miss Doro was never quite so appealing as it is this week On the Capitol Theatre screen, where she is the star of Twelve-Ten." And it has been a long, long time gince Mr Brenon has produced a picture quite so generally satisfying "The Evening Mail," December 23.
It is worth going to the Capitol merely to solve it and see Miss Doro's winsome acting in a story that is like a happy New Year wish "The Sun," December 22.
Marie Doro, in a really surprising mystery photoplay, "Twelve-Ten." produced in Paris and London, is both beautiful and tensely dramatic. — "The Evening Sun," December 22.
.... It is a superior picture . . . scenes reveal the skill and the intelligence that go into the making of the best photoplays.
.... Mr. Brenon could not have done this all alone. He received invaluable assistance from Miss Doro, who, in addition to her competence on the speaking stage, is a pantomimist of unusual talent. Her actions, especially in emotional scenes, have plain meaning and subtle significance "The New York Times," Dec. 22.
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