Motion Picture Magazine (Aug 1924-Jan 1925)

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Mary Astor, Hope Hampton, and Harrison Ford in a scene from The Price of a Party Critical Paragraphs About New Productions (Continued from page 97) ness rival but falls in love with him after aiding him when she finds her employer trying to attack her sister. There are a few dramatic moments and some refreshing twists — and the mounting given the film is appropriately colorful. Hope Hampton looks real charming as the queen of the cabarets and she sports some startling costumes. She receives good support from Arthur Edmund Carew, Harrison Ford and Dagmar Godowsky. The Greatest Disappointment B$ Geo. B. Jenkins TAfHEN Lambert's wife left him, he managed to smile, tho he had been rather fond of her when they were married. Within a week, however, he had adjusted his life so that Margaret's exit left no mark. Shortly afterward, Wall Street took a whack at him, chopped off seventy-eight per cent, of his capitdl, and left him with such a meager income that he could not afford even a valet. Lambert chuckled zvhen he made this discovery, put his affairs in the hands of a trust, company, hopped into a roadster, and started West. In Ohio, he was informed by wire that he zvas named as a co-respondent in a divorce case of unusual sordidness. Tho he was as innocent of guilt as an oyster, he grinned. "Farewell, Reputation!" he murmured, and continued on his trip. When he arrived in Hollywood, he zvas hired as an extra in a moving picturefilm depicting "The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire." Lambert was a slave. He worked one day before being fired because he hadn't a Roman nose. But Lambert knew that he was in the only scene that was taken that day. Six months later, Lambert arrived in New York. He had almost starved in the interim and in California, his funds were tied up by a court injunction, he had sold his car, but — he looked life nonchalantly in the face. That night he zvent to see the first shozving of "The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire." 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