Motion Picture Classic (Jan-Dec 1920)

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He has been innocently locked up on a department store roof with a feminine customer — but he doesn't dare own up to this. All sorts of complications result, of course. Wanda Hawley is an excellent foil as the wife. Breezy and entertaining is "The Dancin' Fool." (Paramount), in which the redoubtable Wallie Reid plays a jug salesman by day and a cabaret dancer by night. No doubt you read the story in a recent issue of The Classic Bebe Daniels lends colorful aid as Junie Budd, 'Ves' Tibbie's dancing partner. Reid isn't always spontaneous in this comedy, for, in the early scenes, he is required to play a homespun lad from the hinterlands. If there is one thing Reid cant do — it's this. The hay-,seed atmosphere here exists only in the "B'gosh!" subtitles. As a screen story. Zane Grey's "Riders of the Dawn." (Hodkinson), based upon his "Desert of Wheat," is a bit out of the beaten track. It deals with the wheat farmers of the Middle West, the socalled destructive machinations of the I. W. W., (altho they are at no time called by name), and the ultimate triumph of a returned soldier-farmer over the evil element. Roy Stewart is the stalwart hero. A passable photoplay. We looked forward with unusual interest to seeing Louise Glaum in her latest, "Sex," (Hodkinson). "As ye siren, .so shall ye reap," seems to be the thesis, for the vamp, played by Miss Glaum, wins a married man away from his happy home. But, when a rich youth appears on the horizon, she tosses her marriedand-about-to-be-divorced admirer aside. She herself marries and, lo and behold, another adventuress lures him off. Thus is the ex-siren paid off in her own wiles. Married life, according to "Sex" and the De Mille dramas, seems to be just one darned vampire after another. Which we rather doubt. 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