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The
JUDGMENT
Of the Press
EVERY reviewer who has seen "JUDGMENT!" acclaims it as the big picture of the year. Read what they say:
WID'S:
. . . Intensely absorbing and holds attention from beginning to end . . . the director has created a suspense that builds to a climax that never gives a hint as to what the outcome will be.
DRAMATIC MIRROR:
'■ Judgment ! " . . . distinguished troni the average big feature by splendid technical directing, remarkable photography, a unity of plot and action that is keyed with suspense. It is a photoplay that undoubtedly will rank with the foremost pictures of the year. — Henry Irving MargoUes.
EXHIBITOR'S TRADE REVIEW:
. . . The sets are magnificent . . . the cast superb . . . the continuity smooth throughout . . . the titles compare favorably with the finest ever written . . . the suspense reaches such a climax in the last reel as to bring audiences to the edges of their seats. — Monte IV. Hohn.
MOVING PICTURE WORLD:
In •' Judgment ! " the World Film Corporation has a production that in many respects ranks with the finest screen portrayals . . the acting of Ellen Richter could hardly be surpassed . . . makes the part stand out as one of the greatest screen impersonations. — T. 8. daPonte.
MORNING TELEGRAPH:
The picture has a somlier old world quality that makes it all seem very real. . . . Ellen Uicliter as " Mao " gives a ruthless and brilliant performance . . . the supporting cast is fine and the picture on the whole absorbingly interesting.
EXHIBITOR'S HERALD:
While hundreds of forei^in films are being shipped back witiout seeing the light of American pro.ie< tiou machines, lovers of really good pictures are to be congratulated that " Judgment I "' was not caught in the exodus . . . one of the best and most interest-holding yet shown.
MOTION PICTURE NEWS:
The picture has been produced in a fine atmosphere and is especially commendable in its detail . . . the costuming is good and sets provided excellent . . . the story builds steadily to its climax and the continuity is flawless. — J. 8. Dickerson.
ROGER FERRI in the
Exhibitor s Trade Review:
World Film Corporation bids fair to make history. . . . We don't hesitate a moment in predicting a record-breaking run for this picture wherever shown ... as a spectacle it has the edge on " Deception " . . . for acting it outdoes and outshines " Passion "... the story is far more interesting than either •• Deception " or " Passion," for unlike either there is a happy ending . . . there is suspense, the kind that makes for box-oflice business . . . the star is one who we believe will electrify the country as did Pola Negri . . . properly exploited " Judgment " should shatter box-office records . . . it's the sort of production we'll rave about for weeks and urge every friend to see.
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MILTON C. WORK, President
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