Photoplay (Jan - Jun 1931)

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THE LADY REFUSES— Radio Pictures "D OBERT MILTON and Guy Bolton de■*-*-cided to give us our drama in big doses in this, and Betty Compson, Gilbert Emery and John Darrow make it very realistic. However, the story of a father hiring one woman to win his son from another is too old for us to get excited over, but you may just be longing for a good cry. Here's your chance. THE RIDIN' FOOL— Tiffany Productions •"THIS is a great little Western that will fur■* nish the youngsters plenty of thrills. Riding, gun-pulling, hold-ups. all the necessary ingredients are here, with Bob Steele and Ted Adams sharing honors. The women have little to do, but Florence Turner gives her usual fine performance, while Frances Morris is satisfactory as the girl. THE HOLE IN THE WALL (NAR ROSORNA SLA UT)— Paramount THIS Swedish talking picture is reviewed here because Sven Gustafsson, brother of Greta Garbo, makes his American debut in it. 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