New-York tribune., 1922-01-16

handing out this right Of way. Because
the hero saves Jeanne from a hand Of
ruttians he gets the right Of way. Ant
then Thorpe stakes his all. lie send.
for, Jeanne and tells her that he is he,
father and that she must get the right
/ of way for him right away She i'm
mediatcly believes him. which proves
how different those flowers Of the
North are. If Jeanne had lived in the
big city she would probably have said
Listen. daddy, is that nifty?"
After some dreadful and exciting
events everything is cleared up, all Of
the right people are killed and the hero
and heroine plight their troth in a
canoe.
Both Mr.. walthall and Miss Stack
arc excellent. although the hero never
Others III the cast wno do good work
are Harry Northrup. Joe Rickson.
Emmet King and Jack Curtis. We said
we should not criticize, but one Of tho
titles reads. "Perils shared together in
crease mutual interest" and it sounds
funny to us. The overture at tho
Cameo is "Zampa." Graham Harris vio-
llnist. plays Med tation," from" That's"
The comedy is James Aubrey in "a
Charmed Life"
We have come to believe that Pola
Negri is sinned against. but not at all
SHINING. After we lifted up our voice
IN loud protests over "Vcndctta' we
learned that it was nearly the first pic
ture Miss Negri had made, and where
is the star who could appear to ad-
vantage in a production several years
Old. Her present picture at the Rislto
IS called Tho Last Payment" and if
only one could be sure that it was the
last it would be all right. This seems
to be another of the same vintage as
"Nendetta,' although it is not nearly so
outrageous. Unless we are much mis-
taken, the hero, Paul Durand, is the
same man we saw In the other picture
as Captain Atherton. His name is
Ncnr, Liedthc.
deal of wear, for it is flied with those
sparks" and strcaks which look rs
though rain was falling in all the
scenes. Also it seems so strange to
see an entire picture made with not
single exterior! Even in incongruoue
and sometimes limiting clothes Pola
NcGri is filled with FIRE. magnetism and
genius, and If this really is one Of her
cArIy pictures il Is no wonder Ernst
Lupltsch WAS 30 anxious to develop
those talents. He did it so success
fully that Pola Ncgri is one of the
most popular stars in America after
the showing of three Of her pictures,
"rassion." "Gipsy Blood" and "One
Arabian Night.
In the new picture she is a French
model from the Latin quarter who is
married to Pedro Maurcz. q South
American cattle king. When he dies
she returns to Paris, makes every man
fall in love with her and after there is
nothing left she emulates Anna Ka
rcmna and kills herself under the
wheels Of train. The picture is di-
rcctcd by George Jacoby and released
by Paramount
The comedy is Harold Lloyd revi-
val called Captain Kidd's Kids. Bebc
l,anicls is the leading woman. 1t is
worth reviewing.
The overture is Fourth Hungarian
Rhapsody"; Edoardo Albano sings "Lo
lita' and Marjorie Peterson does
Dansc Parisien. One Of the interesting
features Of the program is picture
called Dawn TO Dusk in Egypt" The
titles are excellent.
At the Rivoli "Thc Law and the
Woman" is playing. Thomas Tnce's
"Hail tho Woman" is at the Strand.
These will be reviewed tomorrow.