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...Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem and that of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem will figure on the screen in Professor Conant's 12 o'clock lecture in Robinson Hall today to Fine Arts 3a. Probably these two churches have been the goal of more vagabonds in history than any other buildings in the world...
...story should screen exceedingly well and make its author some money. Nor should it sell badly in book form. The wholesome wild-western setting of Mary's seduction will reassure a vast public that might be disconcerted by the plentiful bits of smart writing and the gratuitous, but fastidious, indoor carnalities...
Richard Dix is admirable in a part that brings memories of Wallace Reld and Lois Wilson shows that a bungalow apron is not essential to her success on the screen. Miss Wilson has always had, despite her at times cloying sweetness, remarkable personality, and the same kind of reticence that makes you feel noble when Lila Lee gazes upon you from the dark confines of the theatre. Furthermore, "ain't she thinner", as the ladies behind us remarked...
...Tibetans the expedition was held up by a religious ceremony which involved supplications and sacrifices to a living man believed to be a reincarnation of Buddha himself. The deity was induced to pose for my camera and I was able to bring back a living record for the silver screen...
...cold North, Polynesia has always seemed to us full of haunting fascinating images, suggested by Robert Louis Stevenson and vivified by Mr. O'Brien's delightful book, "White Shadows in the South Seas". The Flahertys have been merely concerned in adjusting those impressions of warm passive beauty to the screen...