Photoplay 33 – 34 (Jan. - Jun. 1928)
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(October.) GIRL FROM CHICAGO, THE— Warners.— Life and love in the underworld, agreeably acted by Conrad Nagel, Myrna Loy and William Russell.
(December.) GIRL FROM RIO, THE— Gotham.— An inde- pendent production, colorful and above the average.
Carmel Myers as a Spanish dancer and Walter Pid- geon as a handsome Englishman. (November.) GOOD AS GOLD— Fox.— Not an ingenue opera but a roaring Western with Buck Jones totin' the guns. (August.) GOOD TIME CHARLIE— Warners.— The sad story of an old trou...per, played with so much true feeling by Warner Gland that you forget its senti- mentality. (January.) ♦GORILLA, THE— First National.— Charlie Mur- ray and Fred Kelsey. as a couple of dumb Sherlocks, plaster laughs all over this mystery yarn. It's a darn fool thing, but you'll like it. (January.) *GRANDMA BERNLE LEARNS HER LET- TERS — Fox. — The screen rises to real greatness in this story of a war-stricken German mother. Sec it, and learn a lesson in tolerance and compassion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(October.) GIRL FROM CHICAGO, THE— Warners.— Life and love in the underworld, agreeably acted by Conrad Nagel, Myrna Loy and William Russell.
(December.) GIRL FROM RIO, THE— Gotham.— An inde- pendent production, colorful and above the average.
Carmel Myers as a Spanish dancer and Walter Pid- geon as a handsome Englishman. (November.) GOOD AS GOLD— Fox.— Not an ingenue opera but a roaring Western with Buck Jones totin' the guns. (August.) GOOD TIME CHARLIE— Warners.— The sad story of an old trou...per, played with so much true feeling by Warner Gland that you forget its senti- mentality. (January.) ♦GORILLA, THE— First National.— Charlie Mur- ray and Fred Kelsey. as a couple of dumb Sherlocks, plaster laughs all over this mystery yarn. It's a darn fool thing, but you'll like it. (January.) *GRANDMA BERNLE LEARNS HER LET- TERS — Fox. — The screen rises to real greatness in this story of a war-stricken German mother. Sec it, and learn a lesson in tolerance and compassion.
What to read after Photoplay 33 – 34 (Jan. - Jun. 1928)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moving Picture Exhibitors' Association to read onlineMoreLess
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