The Moving Picture Weekly (1920-1921)

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THE MOVING PICTURE WEEKLY 9 ^ays of «Blincl Husbands'' "As he goes up he weakens, while the other increases in strength-and when the two stand alone on the pinnacle one is the master and the other a contemptible thing. The story gives dramatic suspense to this scene^ but the suspense is heightened, the scene is developed to its full power^ by pictures for which no words are needed and few are used. And so in smaller scenes, in their intelligibility of action and genuineness of setting, Mr. Stroheim has worked— and succeeded— with the camera." odaction de Luxe. The Picture You'll Never Forget USBANDS''