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(TT MOTION PICTURI Irtol I maoaziiil w The Art of the Movies ho says there is no art in the silent drama ? W hat about : Lewis Stone's mustache? Barbara La Marx's eyebrows? Ronald Oilman's indifference? Dick Barthelmess' smile? Xita Naldi's back? Gloria's profile? $1,000,000 Films at Reduced Prices T^ilm studios have started an aggressive campaign to reduce production expenses. Several producers have ordered that in future their million-dollar pictures must not cost over $198,000 or somebody is going to get fired. A "Special"' is now anything with a fire or flood in it that has not been bought from the news weeklies. What Would Become of the Movies ? Jf there were no : Rich uncles, Drunken fathers, Innocent country maidens, Cruel stepmothers, Crooked brothers And upright district attorneys? Business Note "VTowadays every film must have a close^ up of a hand knocking on a door. They dont have bells in movie homes. They're not dramatic enough. 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