Pittsburg Leader Film Critique Describes Screen Realism
A Pittsburg Leader remark praises cinema for its vivid screen portrayal where characters feel real, leaving spectators barely aware they are not flesh and blood persons.
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1921
Page
5
A Pittsburg Leader remark praises cinema for its vivid screen portrayal where characters feel real, leaving spectators barely aware they are not flesh and blood persons.
The Los Angeles Examiner weighs in on a new release describing it as a bold panorama that defies standard posing and gesture clichés, calling it an epic for the screen. The review highlights the film’s ambition and visual scope.
Detroit Free Press praises The Four Horsemen for unmatched realism and urges readers not to miss the film, noting it outshines competing works in its uncompromising portrayal.
The Chicago Tribune recommends attending The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse indicating it is worth your time and money.
Isabel Keith and Henry Keans are named in a notice from Warwick. Edward Conelly Georgia Woodthorpe and Katherine Key are also listed with EZ Wallace Berry Dominguez appearing as part of the readable text.
Rex Ingram earned an honorary degree from Yale University for his achievement in producing the photo drama Four Horsemen. This acknowledgment highlights his standing in cinema and the impact of his landmark work on early film.
A Athens theatre announces the four horsemen photoplay as its largest show yet. It will run three days at the Palace with matinees at 3 15 and evening shows at 8 15. Prices are set to offer better seats at lower costs than larger cities. The policy emphasizes giving patrons the biggest pictures obtainable.
The State College of Agriculture reports 461 registrations by end of opening week, surpassing 1920 figures. Officials note higher enrollment despite higher entrance fees and tougher economy, aided by a new women’s dormitory, three new classrooms, and three additional instructors. Increasing interest in forestry and veterinary science draws veterans and other students, with a summer forestry camp donated land supporting studies.
Athens Elks Lodge No. 790 plans a new initiation Wednesday at 8 pm in the Holman building. Officers led by Arthur Platau will conduct the ceremony with a degree team including H. S. Heidler, J. Johnson, and others. The lodge has grown rapidly and seeks a new home as it nears membership of the state’s largest lodges.
Johnny Buff of Jersey City defeated K O P Herman by decision in a World bantamweight match to add the American flyweight title to his collection. The judges’ scoring favored Buff after ten rounds with Buff winning most rounds while Herman had a late rally.
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