The Moving picture world (November 1924-December 1924)

882 MOVING PICTURE WORLD December 27, 1924 Love's Sweet Piffle (2 reels) (Ralph Graves) (Pathe— Mack Sennett Comedy) (ReviewNovember 22). Love's Wilderness (6,900 feet) (Corinne Griffith) (Directed by Robert Z. Leonard) (First National) (Review — December 20). Lovemania (2 reels) (Al St. John) (EducationalComedy) (Review — December 27). Lumber Jacks (1 reel) (Pathe— Aesop's Fables Cartoon) (Review — November 29). Mad Rush, The (1 reeTF (Cliff Bowes) (Educational—Cameo Comedy) (Review— December 27). Mad Whirl, The (Universal) (May McAvoy) (from Richard Washburn Child's Story. "Here's How," adapted by Frederick and Fanny Hatton) (Directed by William Seiter) (6,1*4 feet) (Review — December 27). Manhattan (6,415 feet) (Adapted from "The Definite Object," by Jeffery Farnol) (Richard Dix) (Directed by R. II. Burnside) (Paramount) (Review — November 8). Man Who Played Square, The (6,500 feet) (Buck Jones) (Directed by Al Santell) (Fox) (Review— December 20). Marvels of Motion (650 feet) (Red Seal Slow Motion) Masked Marvel, The (2 reels) (Fox— Comedy) (Review — December 6). Meet the Missus (2 reels) (Pathe— Hal Roach Comedy) (Review — December 6). Midnight Express, The (5,967 feet) (Elaine Hammerstein) (Directed by George W. Hill) (C. B. C.) (Review — December 6). Mine with the Iron Door, The (Principal) (Pat O'Malley) (Based on novel by Harold Bell Wright) (Directed by Sam Wood) (7,800 feet) (Review — December 27). Miss in the Dark (2 reels) (Alberta Vaughn) (F. B. O. — "Go Getters" Series) (Review — December 6). Monkey Business (1 reel) (Pathe — Aesop's Fables Cartoon) (Review — November 8). Monsieur Don't Care (2 reels) (Stan Laurel) (F. B. O.) (Review — December 27). Mosquito, The (1 reel) (Educational — Instructive) (Review — November 1). My Husband's Wives (4,509 feet) (Shirley Mason) (Directed by Maurice Elvey) (Fox) (Review — November 22). Mysteries of Old Chinatown (1 reel) (Pathe — Aesop's Fables Cartoon) (Review — December 20). Mysterious Mystery (2 reels) ("Our Gang") (Pathe — Comedy) (Review — December 13). Noah's Athletic Club (1 reel) (Pathe— Aesop's Fables Cartoon) (Review — December 13). New Gump Comedies (2 reels each) (Universal) (Review — November 8). Nature's Rouge (1 reel) (Pathe — Sportlight) (Review— December 20). Nickle Plated West. The (2 reels) (Fox— Sunshine Comedy) (Review — November 15). North of 36 (7.908 feet) (Directed by Irvin Willat) (Paramount) (Review — December 13). O Off His Trolley (2 reels) (Pathe— Mack Sennett Comedy) (Review — December 13). Oh, Doctor (6,587 feet) (Based on magazine story by Harry Leon Wilson) (Reginald Denny) (Directed by Harry A. Pollard) (Universal — jewel) (Review — November 29). Omar Khayyam (1 reel) (Universal — Hysterical History Comedy) (Review — November 29). Only Woman, The (6,770 feet) (Norma Talmadge) (Directed by Sidney Olcott) (First National) (Review — November 8). On Probation (5 reels) (Edith Thornton) (Directed by Charles Hutchison) (William Steiner) (Review — December 13). On the Stroke of Three (6,707 feet) (Kenneth Harlan) (Directed by F. Harmon Weight) (F. • B. O.) (Review— December 13). Passing of Wolf MacLean (4,712 feet) (Directed by Paul Hurst) (Russell Productions) (Distributed through Usla Company) (Review — November 29). Pathe Review No. 43 (1 reel) (Pathe — Magazines) (Review — November 1). Pathe Review No. 44 (1 reel) (Pathe — Magazine) (Review — November 1). Pathe Review No. 45 (1 reel) (Pathe— Magazine) (Review — November 8). Pathe Review No. 47 (1 reel) (Pathe— Magazine) (Review — November 22). Pathe Review No. 48 (1 reel) (Pathe — Magazine) (Review — November 29). Pathe Review No. 49 (1 reel) (Pathe— Magazine) (Review — December 6). Pathe Review No. 50 (1 reel) (Pathe— Magazine) (Review — December 13). Pathe Review No. 51 (1 reel) (Pathe — Magazine) (Review — December 20). Pathe Review No. 52 (1 reel) (Pathe — Magazine) (Review — December 27). Paul Jones, Jr. (2 reels) (Fox — Comedy) (Review— November 22). Paul Revere (1 reel) (Universal — Hysterical History Series) (Review — December 20). Peeps Into Puzzleland (740 feet) (Red Seal— Cranfield and Clark Novelty) (Review — November 1). Poor Butterfly (2 reels) (Educational — Mermaid Comedy) (Review — November 15). Present Arms (2 reels) (Wanda Wiley) (Universal— Century Comedy) (Review — December 27). Prehistoric Man, The (1 reel) (Universal — Hysterical History) Hadio Riot, A (2 reels) (Fox — Imperial Comedy) (Review — November 8). Ueckless Romance (6 reels) (Directed by Scott Sydney) (Producers Distributing Corp.) (Review— November 22). Red Age, The (2 reels) (Billy Sullivan) (Universal— Drama) Riddle Rider, The (Universal — Serial) (William Desmond and Eileen Sedgwick) (Review — November 1). Kip Snorter, The (4,998 feet) (Dick Hatton) (Ben Wilson Production) (Directed by Ward Hayes) (Arrow) (Review — November 22). Robinson Crusoe (1 reel) (Universal— Hysterical History Series) (Review — November 1). Romance and Rustlers (4,939 feet) (Yakima Canutt) (Directed by Ben Wilson) (Arrow) (Review— November 15). Romola (12,974 feet) (Based on novel by George Eliot) (Lillian Gish) (Directed by Henry King) (Metro — Goldwyn) (Review — December 13). Roughneck, The (7,500 feet) (Based on story by Robert W. Service) (George O'Brien) (Directed by John Conway) (Fox) (Review— December 13). Royal Razz (1 reel) (Charles Chase) (Pathe— Comedy) (Review — December 20). Rubber Neck, The (2 reels) (Pathe— Comedy) (Review — December 27). 8 Sainted Devil, A (8,633 feet) (Based on Rex Beach's story, "Rope's End") (Rudolph Valentino) (Directed by Joseph Henabery) (Paramount) (Review — December 6). Salt of the Earth (1 reel) (Fox— Educational Entertainment) (Review — November 29). Sandra (7.794 feet) (From the novel by Pearl Doles Bell) (Barbara LaMarr) (Directed by Arthur H. Sawyer) (First National) (Review — December 6). Secrets of the Night (6.138 feet) (Based on stage play by Max Marcin) (Directed by Herbert Blache) (Universal) (Review — December 20). She Knew Her Man (1 reel) (Pathe — Aesop's Fables Cartoon) (Review — November 15). She's in Again (1 reel) (Pathe — Aesop's Fables Cartoon) (Review — December 6). Should a Husband Tell? (1 reel) (Red SealNovelty Comedy) (Review — November 22). Silent Accuser, The (5.883 feet) (Based on the story by Jack Boyle) (Eleanor Boardman) (Directed by Chester Franklin) (Metro — Goldwyn) (Review — November 22). Siren of Seville, The (6,724 feet) (Priscllla Dean) (Directed by Jerome Storm) (Producers Distributing Corp.) (Review — November 29). Smouldering Fires (7,356 feet) (Directed by Clarence Brown) (Universal— Jewel) (Review— December 13). Snob, The (6,315 feet) (Adapted from Helen R Martin's novel) (Directed by Monta Bell) (Metro— Goldwyn) (Review— November 8) Some Tomboy (2 reels) (Wanda Wiley) (Universal-Century Comedy) (Review-November Spe€^?°fo (? reeI?) (Universal-Century Comedy) (Review— November 22) vembe/'l)! (Pathe-sPor»18f't) (Review-No St0l?R^7^'U<i? (2 rf.eU) (Fox-Monkey Comedy) (Review — November 29) " Sweet Dreams (2 reels)' (Universal— Centurv Comedy) (Review-November 1g)"*'-l'e,,tury T Teeth (6,190 feet) (Tom Mix) (Based on novel S& DbiyrJ//nia B»^tmanand0,Clin0tVon (R^wi^ember^ Bly8t0De) Fen Days (4,860 feet) (Richard Holt) (Directed tlonWRU^rDer} (G<Vrson Plcture« CorporaT.."™) (Review— December 20). This Woman (6,842 feet) (Adapted from Howard 5°f.ke£« °ovel) (Irene Rich) (D™ected by ThU?Dirre?fedHhvf81,L5'°33Dfeet) (Fred Thomson) (Ulrected by Albert Rogell) (F. B O) (Review—December 6) ' 1 e Tongues of Flame (Thomas Meighan) (Par. mount) (6,763 feet) (Review-December ^?! Tornado, The (6,375 feet) (Based on play by Lin.' coin J Carter) (House Peters) (Directed i by ber yls, agg0t) <Uni™rsal) (Review-Novem' TrigrPP^,r^geR8 {iJ7i feet> <Bob Custer) (Dl-DecemXefwT E"°D) l* B ° > <«"le" TW%Trme,lShe/'« (4'£7,feet) <Yakln» Canutt) lAr, ,£y Ben wilson am' Ward Hayes) t ■JA"°r^) (Review— December 6). Triflers, The (6 626 feet) (B. P. Schulberg) (Frank "nfbe'r 2?) ted by GaSnier) (Review-DeTroubles of a Bride (4,915 feet) (Directed by Tember827BUCklDgham, (Fox,) k^-De' Uncommon Clay (1 reel) (Fox— Educational Entertainment) (Fox). UP Comedy)Farm <2 reeU) (Lea Moran) (Fox Vacation (1 reel) (Red Seal-"Inkwell" Cartoon) (Review— November 22) ' Vaudeville (1 reel) (Red Seal— "Inkwell" Cartoon) (Review— November 1). ' W Wages of Virtue (7.093 feet) (Gloria Swanson) (Directed by Allan Dwan) (Paramount) (Review—December 6). ' 1 Warrens of Virginia (6 reels) (Adapted from W. ."'fJ? stage P'ay) (Directed by Elmer Clifton) (Fox) (Review— November 1). Watch \our Pep (1 reel) (Educational— Cameo Comedy) (Review — November 15) West^of Hot Dog (2 reels) (Stan Laurel) (F. B. What a Night (2 reels) (Educational— Mermafid Comedy) (Review— November 8). Who's Hooligan? (2 reels) (F. B. O.— "The GoGetter" Series) (Review — December 20) Whirligigs (1 reel) (Educational— Hodge Podge) (Review — November 8). White Sheep, The (6,091 feet) (Glenn Tryon) (Directed by Hal Roach) (Pathe) (Review— December 6). Worldly Goods (6,055 feet) (From novel by Sophie Kerr) (Agnes Ayres) (Directed by Paul Bern) (Paramount) (Review— November 15). Z Zoo's Who's Who (Red Seal— Magazine) (One Reel) (Review — December 27). Barriers Burned Away (Continued from Page 831) Patrick Lfarj' J. P. Lockney Mm, Lean' Mm. C. G. Craig Peg Leg Sullivan William V. Mong Halstead St. Terror Pal Harmon Kitty ,'wr* Frankie Mann Based on novel by Rev. E. P. Roe. Story and scenario by Leah Baird. Directed by W. S. Van Dyke. Length, 6,474 feet. Story Wayne Morgan, an artist, learns from his mother that a valuable painting has been stolen, and to get track of it he takes a job as a porter in the Randolph Art Shop. Finally he discovers the picture has been copied and denounces the copy as packing inspiration, and claims the original. Mellon who stole it Is sent to prison and Wayne gets his position as store manager. Christine Randolph who painted the copy encourages Wayne who falls in love with her and then tells him it was all a plot to get even with him. The great Chicago fire breaks out, due to Mrs. Leary's cow kicking over a lantern, setting fire to the barn. The whole city Is destroyed, Wayne rescues Christine who declares her real love for him. it Pathe Review No. 52 (Pathe — Magazine — One Reel) "The Gowns of Today," the third and last of the "History of Fashions" series heads the latest magazine release. It shows how straight lines and curves are the basis for every design of milady's gowns. Some interesting Parisian styles are exhibited in this subject. The manufacture of silver products from the raw material to the finished ware is very interesting. The Pathecolor is of the "Visiting Our Own America" series and the scenes are of Memphis, Tenn. — T. W. "Monsieur Don't Care" (F. B. O— Comedy— Two Reels) Stan Laurel is featured in this Joe Rock Production, a take-off on "Monsieur Beaucaire." As M. Dont Care he is forced to flee France for England and takes work as a barber. Complications follow — duels, a love affair with the Belle of Bath and the expose of M. Don't Care as a prince. The feature, in which Valentino plays, is burlesqued to the nth degree. Some of the comedy is very effective, while it must also be said that some is weak. — S. S.