... Re ir c e or ct d i i o n n g and - Photography graphy : 11 55 General Appeal `2% 51% . Stage Whispers Offered by Butchers. Directed bY Thorpe for Tec- Art Productions. Leng tli te feet. Release Date : Not fixed. Certifies Recording : R. C . .4. Sound ...

... it is to real life, therefore, authors ofplays should go for their ordt It must be remembered, too, that stage play is no model for the a l ,' art drama,. The latter is an entirely ';altop„:,°rtn, and it must be approached in ,;,,s new and individual manner ...

... declines, and departs across the snowy wastes. Comment : This is a great picture. Founded on a book of far-reaching influence, staged in a manner which amazes by artistic realism, and acted with impassioned power by Lupe Velez, its presentation must be considered ...

... Victor Moore gives a thoroughly racy performance. His efforts to live up to his new social status are exceedingly funny and may be relied upon to win laughter from the most sober audience. The play ends rather abruptly and seems to call for the addition ...

... evidence yet. First of all, there could be no alteration before the next Budget. and, therefore; our efforts at this stage should be simply to keep under observation the changes that are taking place so that we can strengthen the appeal that can be made to the ...

... can intro c y cloram a s as a standard part f stage proscenium equipment. Weather Controlled by a 4°lll The representation of n atura l ef l s dawn, sunset, sunshine and storirvii,2,o worked up to a fine art, and c the . baby cloud projector, useu ...

... best-informed opinion is more inclined to-day than at any previous stage to favour the view that the companies will win. but obviously the attitude of the colliers at a later stage will count for a good deal in the final round. More cannot be said with ...

... assists her as teacher. The school breaks up and the two ladies engage a house on a deserted island in Chesapeake Bay that they may enjoy rest and seclusion. But th., place is in the hands of a criminal gang, and this leads to some exciting adventures, including ...

... but for quite a few weeks after. An exhibitor may book The Gold Rush, knowing full well that he will not make money during the particular week he is showing it, and gives as the reason that he must keep up the prestige of his house. Wally Baker realises ...

... vermin, which should at once he eliminated. Most of the action passes in a picturesque Mexican saloon, which is admirably staged. The photography is excellent. As a lively melodrama of a familiar type, Quicksands should prove a sound offering wherever ...

... new talkie art. As the story Such is the Law deals with a modern social problem, Mr. Hill has selected ultra-modern backgrounds, e Qstleton Knight Shoots Windsor Races The brilliant weather which characterised t he early stages of Butcher's British ...

... writers either in Italy or Spain, but at fne scene a .giv en lS •in its earliest Continental home. Italy has faire '(which may be translated as the scene which .tti en „ .. us the most sumptuous record of its achieve- does the trick ) they have an ...