Motion Picture Magazine (Feb-Jul 1923)

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Really the expression is an indictment of those uplifters who denounce the picture colony, altho the author employs several familiar tricks to score his points. At times he appears to be laughing up his sleeve or his megaphone seeing as how he uses the "sheik" stuff and a climax which features the activities under the big top. The plot revolves around a girl whose intuition impels her to leave her caddish and criminal husband. She makes her exit aboard the honeymoon train and bobs up in a California desert in the midst of a picture company on location. The following scenes show her climb to stardom. Punctuated with her rise are actual studio shots of various directors including Chaplin taking scenes — as well as the recreation hour in the studios when the stars stop work for a bit of lunch. The cast reads almost like a blue-book of Who's Who in Hollywood. There are so many stars it is hard to get intimate with any of them, but shining thru this circus-like novelty are Eleanor Boardman and Lew Cody. Go see it and look over the cast. Enjoy a laugh at the captions and get a thrill here and there. Masters of Men — Vitagraph Morgan Robertson, than whom there is no better writer of sea stories, has fashioned a likely tale in "Masters of Men," a character study of a youth who finds himself by running away to sea and emerging as a man during the SpanishAmerican war. It is an interesting adventure story, this Vitagraph expression. Once in a while this company sneaks one over. The picture is punctuated with crisp incident, much character building, conflict, interesting climaxes and stirring action and it carries all the essentials that make worth while film entertainment. Moreover there is a patriotic glow about it which gives it a considerable "kick." Cullen Landis as the youth gives his best performance in his biggest role, and his support contributed by Alice Calhoun and Wanda Hawley, attired in the quaint costumes of the nineties, and Earle Williams, is highly competent. Be sure to see this picture. Bucking the Barrier — Fox Incredible and inconsistent and decidedly picturey is this Fox opus featuring Dustin of the Farnums. This star is certainly following a hard luck season or three, not one of his pictures lingering in the memory an hour after it is shown. "Bucking the Barrier" is a mongrel — a half-breed melodrama and society yarn which pilots its protagonist from the wilds of Alaska to the cultivated atmosphere of an English manor and back to the Yukon before he is able to find rest and happiness. 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