Photoplay (Jan - Jun 1925)

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Charlie Jordan (Lloyd Hughes) marries Jocclyn Margot (Doris Kenyonj despite his father's bitter objections. They go to the tropics to care for Jordan, Sr.'s, plantation Charlie dies of fever. Jocelyn and her boy return home with Jeffrey Wingate who effects a reconciliation between her and Jordan. Sr. In doing so, he admits his love for Jocelyn. TOP OF THE WORLD— Paramount £TLVIA INGLETON (Anna Q. Xilsson) arrives in South Africa to find her fiance Guy Ranger fighting delirium tremens. His cousin Burke (James Kirk wood) takes her home and to sidestep gossip they marry. When Guy returns and sees Sylvia in Burke's arm> he attempts suicide but is saved. He retaliates by stealing from Burke. Sylvia gives pursuit and is accused of complicity by her husband. After narrowly missing death in a flood, they find happiness in perfect understanding. NEW LIVES FOR OLD— Paramount "CINE entertainment. Betty Compson is ■* better than in any picture we've seen her in for many, many moons. The story of a Parisian dancer who uncovers a spy, marries an American and blocks the spy's marriage to her sister-in-law. Despite the fact that it is a war story, and have you noticed how many there have been lately, it is enjoyable and full of many happy, exciting and thrilling moments. Well cast, well directed and fine photography, making it easy to look at. THE SWAN— Paramount ""PAKE Adolphe Menjou and Claire Eames ■*■ out of this picture and all you have left is a lot of beautiful and expensive scenery. How a director, with this cast and all the facilities at hand, could make anything so dull is past understanding. Frances Howard and Ricardo Cortez acted like wooden images. Their love scenes were about as thrilling as tea at a tea party. The biggest laugh in the picture was the duel which was supposed to be the big dramatic hit. The duelists dueled all oxer the palace like ten-year-olds with 1 roomsticks. HER HUSBAND'S SECRET— First National TTISTORY does a dramatic repeat in this ■*■ -'-beautifully filmed but drearily developed picture that opens with Mrs. Pearcc being robbed of her happiness and boy by a dissolute husband. Years later, her son marries Judy Brewster (Patsy Ruth Miller), daughter of her dear friend and neighbor, to save himself from the penitentiary. He returns to hi^ home, a blacksheep, but wins the approval of his mother and father-in-law and all ends rosily. ENTICEMENT— First National THIS is the kind of picture that parents should be sure the children do not see. The sub-titles tell all the "dirt" that is to be told. An innocent, indiscreet young lady, sojourning in Switzerland, spends a vacation with an opera singer in a lonely inn. You see the young lady was one of those sweet things who thought that all men could be trusted, but she found out differently. Anyhow everything turns out all right and she marries a wealth)' Englishman. 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