Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17
C&s DaiyMovie Magazine

the main picture. Those Tony Sarg
comics l think dreadfully tiresome and
time wasting. Larry Semon in The
Show think It was called, amused
some small children, but l heard some
Of the older ones say they did not care
for that. Neither did 1.
II like fun, though, and wasn't
Lloyd funny in Among Those Pres
ent'? (This does not require an an.
swer, merely my way of stating fact
notice that in one small town the
advertisements Of dry goods, ice, coal,
bakeries, etc, are not hurried in the
least. I don't understand why one
should pay good money TO see adver-
tisements on the screen.
II haven't seen as many letters lately
extolling the good looks of Reid and
Barthelmess az appeared some time ago.
either one exceptionally handsome.
Barthelmess has fine dark eyes. though,
but his face isn't shaped on an Adonis
mold. | liked his acting very much In
Way Down Fast and 'Tol'abl David,
the only pictures I saw him in. But
didn't he look little alongside Of tina,
big villain in 'Tol' able David?
''Barthelmess is very good IN rough
and rugged parts and Reid is equally
good portraying the upper stratum OF
society, which he usually represents.
Il agree with J. H. Mandel, regard
ing the news films. They are very In
teresttng 70 me, and It is a shame TO cut
them for some senseless tomfoolery.'
GAY, ay! II some Of our regular
fanettes who complain about minor in
convenienccs in the finest city theatres
would try their luck at the twice :
week" country theatres, their reactions
ought 10 be we'll worth printing
/ G, r. SIT was Thomas Meighan
not Milton Sills, who played the lead.
ing role IN THE Miracle Man: ]
wouldn't be surprised IL you were con
fusing that with quite similar pic
ture, 1.-THE Faith Healer by Moody
In which Milton Sills played the name
part.
Mrs. S. W. F. writes: "a few night,
ago come one inquired for a picture
entitled The End of the Road. II
| is doubtless one ! have in mind showr
n few years ago NJ downtown theatre
and after the third or fourth perform
ance was censored of Even that wa:
! three or 1huV performances wv many
"a girl friend and myself went tc
the first evening performance. thinking
II was roal movie. and were sur
I prisod 10 learn too late that it was {
medical object lesson, which was simpl!
nauseating We had 10 stay as II wa
so arranged it would have been yer,
conspicuous To have left early. Eve
since viewing Foolish Wives I've won
dered what it rcS"mbled in rottenness
and now my curiosity is satisfied, for i
was The End OF the Road. and | onl!
wish il was the END Of the road for al
such object lessons. (:D
The beautiful girl think was Enic
Bennett. and the part of the docto
was played by the man who wrote o
played in Damaged Goods II wa
so long ago the characters are rathe
vague in my mind. but the subjec
will never be forgotten, and was mex
rusable. regardless of the reason TO
producing II. You have dissected Fool
i~h Wives SO we'll that l wish you
hammer had been in operation az tha
time, too. when We would have hear
something.
Gosh. thought we had II all fxe
that Claire Adams played tn" girl
The End Of the Road" Now 20
say Enid Bennett. Didn't you COnfus