Motion Picture News (Nov-Dec 1919)

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ember 2 j , i 9 i p I 63 Pafh^ Review A Film M agazme^ — A Family Favorite There is a motion picture tkat disarms criticism. It IS not drama; it is not a comedy; it is not a news film. No one can say ''I didn t like tke story m tkat picture; nor can anyone say ^^I didn t like tke star. It kas no star nor story; it needs neitker tke one nor tke otker. It IS a film magazine — tke Patke Review. Slow Motion Pliotograpliy has made a sensation; you yourself have been impressed witK tlie pictures of the galloping horse, moving at a snail s pace, every muscle, every movement clearly revealed ; with the record-breaking sprinter who seems to swim across the tape, and other such amazing and instructive things. PatKe first presented Slow Motion Photography, and you 11 find it in the Pathe Review. Pathecolor is a revelation m beauty. Films in Pathecolor show the scenic loveliness of the earth's wonder spots, in natural colors. Pathecolor pictures are in each number of the Pathe Review. In Pathe Review are also charming and instructive nature pictures, taken by well known naturalists; pictures revealing the secrets of science; pictures making clear the arts; and others showing ancient, mediaeval and modern dances, interpreted by some of the most famous dancers of the world, staged by Julian Ollendorf. EVERY WEEK AND ALWAYS INTERESTING; FOR YOUR HOUSE!