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Hobart Tienlex
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'Superb," says the Billboard.
'A revelation," says The Morning Telegraph.
'A rare treat," says The Trade Review.
'A celluloid epic," says the N. Y. Re
'An achievement,', says the M. P. News
'Of the best chiss," says the M. P. World.
f NOVEMBER H, 19
RENT FEATURE FILMS
John Morrell Says:
''The Gay Old Puts Hobart Henley in Griffith-Tucker Class of Directors
An Absorbing Exposition of a Piece of Real Life, Beautifully anc3 Sympathetically Presented, Is This Picture Made From an Adaptation by Mrs. Sidney Drew of EAna Ferber s Story — John Cumberland Perfectly Em bodies the Leading Character.
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;icitte must li.ive been his 5ufTerincwhen he reallied that when life did h.iv( Bomeihlng (o offer he had groivr too old to enjoy it. The thought atrik*: home that the dead have no right o\cr the dc^i.nus of th; living He had everyiliinB, but hM elstcn Ifish to pjireciate him. ruckling to & happy endig here. It \«oul<J h.ive s[ llcd (he ■uthfulness. Sd Mr Kenlcy has r*. rated a powerful thought. That's it— picture ivlth a Ihoaeht. He has been iiihluT to lh<; script — the script ol .Mrs. S.dney Drew' v^hlch does not \ary one bit from the original. Ills clOFe r.vphL'ation to detail is emphasUed In more th,Tn one place. The cMtiTines of a begone day, the doeoratlons— these arc representative of that lima. As far as the slory Is concerned ho has* eml>elllahed It with shafts of humor which somewhat ^lleviafe the poignant characterization. Tet the thought remainK. It is .ns fine » pUlure as anything that h.is reached Lnw
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