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Paths to Paradise (1925) 100% EDIT “Raymond Griffith is a splendid comedian. Nobody will have any doubt of that after seeing Paths to Paradise.” – New York Post Apr 15, 2024 Full Review Sherlock, Jr. (1924) 86% EDIT “Keaton is about as funny as we have ever seen him. Later on the story slumps a bit, but he manages to pick it up and end it with a loud and resounding bang of laughter.” – New York Post Feb 23, 2024 Full Review Captain January (1924) 79% EDIT “Naturally the children will want to see [Baby Peggy's new film] this week, and we wouldn't be a bit surprised if the parents secretly rejoice at the opportunity thus provided tor them to see Captain January themselves.” – New York Post Dec 21, 2023 Full Review The Black Pirate (1926) 100% EDIT “Mr. Fairbanks, certainly, may be said to have made the best of the sea films shown thus far on Broadway.” – New York Post Mar 22, 2023 Full Review The Devil Horse (1926) 100% EDIT “All in all, The Devil Horse is intelligently framed and far better than the average Western film.” – New York Post Mar 21, 2023 Full Review Safety Last (1923) 97% EDIT “Strong nerves are essential while viewing the hair-raising stunts of Harold Lloyd in his latest release, Safety Last.” – New York Post Feb 22, 2023 Full Review My Four Years in Germany (1918) 95% EDIT “Some stirring pictures show the Allies on the march [and] the British fleet in action.” – New York Post Nov 16, 2022 Full Review The Thief of Bagdad (1924) 97% EDIT “Once again, Douglas Fairbanks -- for it is his new production -- has taken a decided step forward in showing what can be done with intelligence and a camera.” – New York Post Oct 21, 2022 Full Review Peter Pan (1924) 98% EDIT “Those who felt that the Peter Pan of the screen would be disappointing may set their minds at rest, for it is the Peter Pan of their fondest imaginings.” – New York Post Oct 20, 2022 Full Review The Toll of the Sea (1922) 89% EDIT “It is the first color picture made which has really intensified the third dimension, giving curves to the face and depth to the eye.” – New York Post Oct 18, 2022 Full Review The Miracle (1912) 85% EDIT “The full Russian Symphony Orchestra, under Modest Altschuler, and a chorus of mixed voices combined to make the musical part of the entertainment as pleasing as were the pictures themselves, and better films than these have seldom been shown in New York.” – New York Post Feb 26, 2021 Full Review Merton of the Movies (1924) 81% EDIT “We think Merton will give most anyone a pleasant hour.” – New York Post Feb 5, 2021 Full Review The Fall of a Nation (1916) 43% EDIT “The music, composed by Victor Herbert, was a redeeming feature of an evening of balderdash.” – New York Post Nov 20, 2020 Full Review The Splendid Sinner (1918) 63% EDIT “The picture is a most unusual one, and has a most unusual ending.” – New York Post Nov 12, 2020 Full Review Deliverance (1919) 88% EDIT “The film is undoubtedly impressive and gripping, and holds the interest at all times.” – New York Post Nov 9, 2020 Full Review Treasure Island (1920) 82% EDIT “The scenes were realistic and the trials and tribulations of the treasure hunters made a remarkably good series of films.” – New York Post Nov 5, 2020 Full Review Unpardonable Sin (1919) 43% EDIT “The incidents of the novel are realistically portrayed.” – New York Post Nov 5, 2020 Full Review The White Heather (1919) 80% EDIT “A fight at the bottom of the sea by two divers is realistically done and made possible [by] the invention of the Williamson brothers, whose device makes undersea photography possible.” – New York Post Nov 4, 2020 Full Review The Great Air Robbery (1920) 100% EDIT “Few pictures, if any, have contained as many exciting moments and spectacular scenes as this, and there seemed to be no limit to the daring of Lieut. Locklear, who, besides his skill as an aviator, shows ability as a screen actor.” – New York Post Oct 22, 2020 Full Review Double Speed (1920) 100% EDIT “Wallace Reid, as an automobile "speed" fiend breezes through amusing predicaments in his usual nonchalant manner.” – New York Post Oct 21, 2020 Full Review Cabiria (1914) 93% EDIT “It should be said that the pictures have been most carefully thought out, and that there is none of the crudity and bad taste which have marred many earlier picture-spectacles.” – New York Post Oct 16, 2020 Full Review The Dark Angel (1925) 100% EDIT “The honors of the production belongs to tho actors. Without Ronald Colman, Vilma Banky and Wyndham Standing it Is doubtful if The Dark Angel would be anything but just another tearful motion picture about the war.” – New York Post Sep 18, 2020 Full Review The Alaskan (1924) 30% EDIT “The picture Is full of crudities. acting of the senior play at high school variety, and highly improbable situations.” – New York Post Sep 8, 2020 Full Review Cleopatra (1917) 91% EDIT “As the Siren, Miss Bara makes the most of her opportunity. Her wonderful consumes are an imposing feature, albeit a bit scanty it would seem, to have required the services of ten seamstresses, as claimed by the producers.” – New York Post Sep 4, 2020 Full Review The Horitz Passion Play (1897) 100% EDIT “The pictures were impressive, and the peasants who took part in the play made up in earnestness what they lacked in ability, and the interest was intense at all times.” – New York Post Sep 4, 2020 Full Review
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