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54
Screen Opinions Tells the Truth
Index of this Issue
Pet. Play
Page Pet. Play
Page
H()% — “Beloved Brute” 56
50% — “Black Lightning” 55
SO % — “Brass Bowl” 55
25% — “Bri«le for a hnlglit" 60
65% — “Fighting Heart” 58
80% — “Kind Your Man” 60
65% — “Flattery” 59
80% — “Greatest Love of All” 54
65% — “Hard Hittiu’ Hamilton” 50
40% — “Lasli of the Whip” . 58
65% — “Lost Tribe” 55 ,
80% — “Lover of Camille” 58
65% — “Man Without a Heart” 57
50% — “Not Built for Kunnin’” 60
0«% ‘Oh, Doctor!” 56
65% — “Painted Flapper” 57
50% — “Pair of Hellions” 58
C5% — “Soiled” 54
50% — “Stepping Lively” 50
65% — “Thundering Hoofs”. 55
50% — "Tor. on t” 56
65% — “Virgin” 56
25 % — “Western Fate” 60
80% — “White Man” 57
What’s Coming — High
Air Hawk, 65%, F. B. O., 5000.
A Sainted Devil, 90%, F. Players, 6000. Classmates, 80%, 1st National, 6800. Courageous Coward, 65%, S. R., 5000. Dangerous Flirt, 65%, F.B.O., 5279.
Dark Swan, 80%, Warner, 5500. Daughter Of The Night, 80%, Fox, 5000. Forbidden Paradise, 90%, F. Play., 7800 Fast Set, 90%, F. Players, 7800.
Gerald Cranston’s Lady, 90%, Fox, 6674. Her Night of Romance, 90%, 1st N., 7211 His Own Law, 40%, S. R., 5000.
Inez of Hollywood, 60%, 1st Nat., 6919.
Spots in New Pictures
Lover’s Lane, 65%, Warner, 5000. Midnight Express, 80%, S. R., 5723. North of 36, 90%, 1st Nat., 5000 On Probation, 50%, S. R., 5000.
On The Stroke of Three, 80% , F.B.O., 6200 Sandra, 65%, 1st National, 7794.
Siren of Seville, 90%, Pro. Dis., 6800. That Wild West, 65%, S. R„ 5000. Trigger Fingers, 50%. F.B.O., 4775. Truth About Women, 65%, Banner, 6000 Wages of Virtue, 90%, F. Players, 5000. White Sheep, 80%, Pathe, 6091.
“GREATEST LOVE OF ALL”— 80%
(Especially prepared for screen)
VALUE
Photography — Very good — Not credited Moral standard — Good.
Story — Very good — Melodra. — Family. Author — Very good — George Beban. Star — Very good— George Beban. Direction — Very good — George Beban. Technique — Very good.
Spiritual influence — Good.
Moral — Power of the honest heart.
Reviewed December, 1924 CAST
Joe, the Iceman George Beban
Trina Mary Skurkey
Mother Marie de Bendetta
District Attorney J. W. Johnson
His Wife Wanda Lyon
Producer — George Beban Footage — About 6000 feet. Distributor — Selzniclc.
THE OPINION
Exceptionally human, with excellent portrayal of Italian character. Pathos and comedy intermingled. One is moved almost to tears by the reception given his old Italian mother by Joe, the iceman, in the home prepared by his own hands. Well made and has no dull moments.
THE STORY
A bracelet accidentally dropped into clothes basket while delivering washing causes Joe’s mother to be sentenced to prison. Joe, overcome by grief, places a loaded golf ball for the destruction of district attorney. Joe’s sweetheart, Trina, appears and the ball is withdrawn to save her life. The truth is learned and all ends happily.
“SOILED”— 65%
(Adapted from “The Debt of Dishonor”)
Reviewed December, 1924
VALUE
Photography — Average — B. Baldridge. Moral standard — Average.
Story — Good — Drama — Adults.
Author — Good— Jack Boyle.
Cast — Good — All-Star.
Direction— Good — Fred Windemere. Technique — Good.
Spiritual Influence — Average.
Moral — None outstanding.
CAST
Jimmy York Kenneth Harlan
John Duane Robert Cain
Mary Brown Vivian Martin
Wilbur Brown Johnny Walker
Mrs. Brown Mary Alden
Producer — Phil Goldstone. Footage — About 6000 feet. Distributor — State Rights.
THE OPINION
Good transient theatre attraction. Will prove interesting to any audience. There is nothing particularly new in the plot. The tie-up of the boy thief with a wholesome domestic atmosphere adds a note of suspense not unmingled with pathos. Some of the settings are especially large and attractive. Automobile racing scenes an attraction.
THE STORY
Mary Brown is forced into the clutches of John Duane; a millionaire libertine, to save her brother from prison. Her lover, Jimmy York, makes a desperate effort to win an automobile race, the prize money for which would enable him to cover Mary’s debt to Duane. He loses, but sells his car, and rescues Mary.
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