Motion Picture Magazine (Aug 1924-Jan 1925)

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Ricardo Cortez Conies Thru Just a year ago in this department, under the heading, Another Prediction, I made the following comment : "As an example of an actor who is being greatly underestimated by the producer who has him under contract, I wish to put forward Ricardo Cortez. . . . Cortez has received unfavorable comment from the press, but, nevertheless, we quite confidently predict that Cortez will one day spring a surprise on everybody by proving himself a strong personality and a splendid actor." In Feet of Clay, Ricardo springs the surprise and makes good our prediction. To us, he scores the outstanding hit of the film and proves beyond a doubt that in neglecting Cortez the Lasky outfit has missed an opportunity to develop a very promising star. Guide to the Movies 'The detective is always the fierce-looking individual who keeps his hat glued to his head even when he is in the house. The cowboy is the fellow in the cowboy's outfit who spends half the time putting stacomb on his hair and the other half in making love to the ranch owner's daughter. The hero is the fellow who makes ardent love to the girl and gets away with it ; the villain is the fellow who makes ardent love to the girl and gets thrown off a cliff for his impertinence. Something Wrong With Pola? \T7hile Pola Negri has shown a few flashes of great dramatic ability in her Americanmade films, she has failed to (Continued on page 109) DiseoveredV tJhe Scientific Sunt of Catuso's Amazing Vocal Power A postmortem of Caruso9 a throat showed superb development of his HyqGloesue muscle — again \ proving the soundness of \ Eugene Feuchtinger*s \ theories of voice produc* ( Hon, Eugene Feuchtinger, A. M., Musician-Sci* entist. who discovered the function of the Hyo • Glossus Muscle in voice production and a method for de* veloping the singing or speaking voice of any man or woman by strengthening this r.iuecle. The arrow points to the all-important Hyo~Glos~ eus muscle , Wliether your voice is strong or weak, pleasant or unpleasant harsh ormelodiovs, depends upon the development of that muscle. You. can have a beautiful singing or speaking voice if your Hyo-Glossus muscle xs developed by correct training. The Great Discovery Professor Feuchtinger, A. M.— famous in the music centers of Europe — discovered the secret of the Hyo-Glossus muscle. He devoted years of his life to scientific research and finally perfected a system of voice training that will develop your HyoGlossus muscle by simple, silent exercises right in your own home. 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