The Heart of Humanity Receives Rave Press Club Reviews
Newspaper men in Washington DC laud The Heart of Humanity at the Press Club premiere. Earl Goodwin signs praise for the screening while Fannie Hurst hails Dorothy Phillips and Allen Holubar’s film as a masterwork with photoplay moments poised to thrill the world.
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The Heart of Humanity Broadway Smash At Broadway Theatre
Critics hail The Heart of Humanity as a distinct achievement of motion picture creation. The Broadway Theatre packed past midnight with audiences thrilled by panoramas, nocturnal battle scenes, and a vivid, highly realism presented story that will be a major topic of conversation for months.
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Secretary Baker Endorses The Heart Of Humanity Film
Secretary of War Baker praised The Heart of Humanity calling it a valuable picture that powerfully shows sacrifices at the front and home. He urged its use to help foster a League of Nations and curb lust and ambition that threaten world peace.
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