The Film Spectator (Mar-Dec 1928)

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Page Twenty THE FILM SPECTATOR July 7, 1928 ^]imnminninnmmn::nnniiHnDrmimniiDnniniiniD<iniiiiiiioiniiiinnQiniinHiii[]iiiiiuiiiiiE]iiiiiiiiiiiiauiiiuiiiiiaiiiuiiiiiiiniHniininaiinnMinia I MICHAEL ORME I I London's Greatest Critic I I Says in i I "The London Sketch'^ | s June 6 Issue i I FRANCIS X, BUSHMAN 1 has always struck me as an extraordinarily arresting personality on the screen. | I Whether it be his dignity and restraint, or whether his peculiarly illuminating eye | I is responsible for his dominance, the fact is that whenever Bushman appears he does | I dominate the scene. | I It was so in the famous "BEN HUR" film, when the proud and unscrupulous | i Roman stood out against a crowded background far more vividly than the romantic | I Prince of Hur. | I It is, therefore, always a pleasure to welcome Francis Bushman in a part worthy of i I his steel. Such a part has been pro\ided for him in "THE THIRTEENTH JUROR" | I which gives him far greater acting opportunities than have come his way of late. | I He rises to them in a powerful and interesting interpretation of the central figure, | I Henry Desmond. "The Thirteenth Juror" holds our attention from first to last. | Oiinniiminnamuiiiiuic]iniiiiniiiaiiiiiinnnniiMMUimfc]nnniiiiH[»nnruiiuniniHnHnDiHiniiiniaiuinmMinin»niiiiiniiiinniiiiaiiiiiiiiiiii[]iiiiiiiiii^ 03MunjuiiiDiiuniiiiiiainiiinrmDuiiuiuuiaiNniinHiauiiiuHinnnnDnunDiinmmiic]uininuiiaiiiiiunuiaiiiiiiiniiiaiuiiinuiiuiiiiiniiiiiDiiimiiiiii[]iiiiiMnMni^ HAROLD LIPSITZ (HAROLD BYRON) 1927 Scenario Editor — Fox 1928 Supervisor — Fox Mr. Lipsitz will write under the name of Harold Byi'on Mr. Lipsitz is the newly appointed Scenario Editor Columbia Studios DEMMY LAMSON I ^''^'tl^l'"''''' ruth'^lier I H Story Department INC. | <«iiiiiiiiDiiiiiiiiiinc]iiiniiinii[]iiiiiniiinuiuiiiniiiiniiiiiMniiiiiuiiiiiDiiiiiiniiiic}niiiiiiiMiaiim»iininMiiiniiiiiaiiiiiiiHiiinnmi^