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Photograph by Florence Yandamm
^Gertrude Bryan is at her best in "The Way of the World."
about it first. As a play it is one of those all in the same stage set, but as a film you will go to France and then you will come home and find the girl waiting — darn nice girl — and you will see them after they are married, and the job is gone, and the boy turns bootlegger. You may not be able to hear the lovely voice of the girl wife when she holds up the boy by sheer heroic lovepower to the level of her idea!, but what a wonderful chance for the chase and thrilling wind-up when the boy, the Fall Guy, starts to vindicate the blood of his policeman father and takes the old cop's advice to "Go git this feller."
Ernest Truex had better play the film version, for there is no actor alive who could do it as well, unless it is Geo. M. himself.
You have to take a look at the film possibilities of light shows and revues or where would Sally, or The Merry 'Widow be, I ask you.
'E went to see Elsie Janis and her Puzzles of 1925, and had a right pretty evening and got kind of choked up, too. But make no error in locating the reason. This is not a slam at a good little show. No, these were chokes of emotion, the kind that you try like the very dickens
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It was all because of a thickset individual near me. There is something about loyalty, loyalty that is all wool and a yard wide, genuine enthusiastic loyalty that gets you, and the ex-doughboy had it. Elsie Janis should have heard him, and I think very likely she did. Every time Elsie appeared he announced to his neighbors that she was the greatest actress in the world, bar none, and whenever a little climax came along he applauded her with a willingness that had love in it. I became curious: "Friend of yours?" I asked.
"Uh-huh."
"Clever actress," I ventured. "You said it."
His attention was given to a fusillade cf clapping. I wondered why Elsie had inspired this very vital young man to such very real admiration. "You've seen her before?" I asked.
QAn Easter Lily from "Artists and Models," Marie Marceline.
(^Beautiful Leyla Georgie who gives an impressive performance in "What Price Glorv."
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