Arizona republican., 1921-12-04
THE COLEM, MOST REMARKABLE FILM. AT RIALTO TUESDAY

The Golem" Is announced as the attraction for a two days engage nsent covering Tuesday and Wednes- day.
 It Is not too much to say that this snper-feature-a giant among photo plays-which Paramount sends to the kialto for this enga cement, is from many angles the biggest, most un- usual, most thrilling, most stupendous cinema achievement America has ever seen
 And this broad, sweeping statement Is based on the opinion of the very foremost dramatic critics of the coun- try.
 Nor has there been offered a mo- tion picture in the last ten years at least that has attained the remark abe run achieved by ''The Golem" at Gle Criterion theater during the hot test of the summer months. Week after week the theater was crowded To capacity. No attraction either on the stage or screen has ever accom- piiShed this result during the sum- mertime in the metropolis.
 And as to how the picture was re- ceived. one can be guided by such statements as that in the New York Sun. which prints: Tt is screen masterpiece. Both scenically and in
 
 is picture no movie fan should miss" The New York Times says: ''One cannot lose interest in a work so strangely expressing as The Co., lsyH. The Telegram responds with: Original in conception and stupen- dous in the execution is The Golem.'" The Globe says: We insist that The Golem' seems to us the most impress sive and significant piece Of screen -rrl- e~f, It is a whirling bewilderment." The Morning Telegraph remarks: "'The Golem' Is a picture everyone should see. Nothing finer has ever been done" The Evening Mail reports: Tt is not too much to say that The Golem' is one of the most artistically perfect pictures ever produced" Hey wood Broun in the New York Tri- bune writes: :" The Golem' is the fin- est achievement in motion pictures New York has ever seen."
 Not a dissenting voice-every writ CT acclaiming it's superiority, "The Golem' bears out every statement It is based on the old legend thas the ancient wise men could bring clay into animation by simply placing on the breast of an idol a few words or figures of magic. But the one draw back was the fact that the idol could never De gwen mentality QluCn dDONe that of an animal, and that when the specific work for which it was ere sted had been finished, the figure became an engine of destruction powerful. titanic, gigantic.
 Localized into the middle ages il lays the action about Prague, Bohe- mia, and of the strange instance oi where a Jewish rabbi created the fly- ure of clay-"a golem'-through its power and strength saved the Jewist race from destruction, and then met with failure in endeavoring to reduc; the animated figure to it's ori5.na state. The constructive work finished '-The Golem" became an awful agen1 of destruction. and through scene: that will thrill and amaze; through holocaust and conflagration; througl action in which hundreds take part through action that will stagger wltt its intensity. ''The Golem" plunges or until. in the end. 1t Is subdued by z little child-another staggering bit O striking contrast.
 The Golem" is masterpiece tremendous motion picture triumph c production which has claimed tn, attention of the very leaders in every station in life, in every line or en' deavor, in every profession.
 IL will be screened at the Rialts without advance in prices.