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Ruth Boyle

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The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1919) 96% EDIT “The cubist settings in this picture are not only interesting because they are fantastic; they are also extraordinarily impressive when the effect of horrible beauty or of terror or imminent doom is desired.” – New York Daily News Oct 3, 2022 Full Review Everybody's Sweetheart (1920) EDIT “Regardless of plot or playing, those-who loved Olive Thomas's teasing, childish beauty will want to see her laugh and cry through these last mimic joys and sorrows.” – New York Daily News Sep 13, 2021 Full Review Polly with a Past (1920) 78% EDIT “Polly's gowns and hats are marvels of daring design. Ina Claire plays Polly in this airy plot borrowed from the stage, and she proves that she does not need dialogue to tell a story.” – New York Daily News Sep 13, 2021 Full Review A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court (1921) 100% EDIT “An uproariously funny film.” – New York Daily News Sep 13, 2021 Full Review Nomads of the North (1920) EDIT “If you want to escape from a too prosy metropolitan existence try this picture as a fairy carpet to take you for an hour to the wild Northwest.” – New York Daily News Sep 13, 2021 Full Review The Cradle of Courage (1920) EDIT “A word must be said for the acting of Gertrude Claire, who plays Mother Kelly. She is convincing throughout.” – New York Daily News Sep 13, 2021 Full Review Earthbound (1920) EDIT “There is something about the picture that sticks after one has seen it something that makes it worth while seeing and thinking over.” – New York Daily News Sep 13, 2021 Full Review Way Down East (1920) 96% EDIT “Way Down East is a beautiful and satisfying picture.” – New York Daily News Sep 13, 2021 Full Review While New York Sleeps (1938) EDIT “I sat on the edge of the chair and held my breath during a good part of While New York Sleeps, and I can promise unless you're utterly blase in the matter of thrills that you'll do the same.” – New York Daily News Sep 13, 2021 Full Review Headin' Home (1920) EDIT “Every small boy in the country will want to see Babe Ruth in pictures, and since seeing Headin' Home I don't think the great batter will lose any of his prestige through his appearance in films.... Babe Ruth is perfectly at home in his role.” – New York Daily News Sep 13, 2021 Full Review Number, Please? (1920) EDIT “My hoped-for heaven is a phoneless zone, but I consider all my struggles with numbers and centrals and wires and booths repaid, if only as the mice of admission to Harold Lloyd and Number, Please.” – New York Daily News Sep 13, 2021 Full Review Outside the Law (1920) 100% EDIT “A wealth of Chinatown local color, Lon Chaney and one fascinating baby would make any photoplay worth seeing. Outside the Law has the additional attraction of Priscilla Dean.” – New York Daily News Sep 13, 2021 Full Review The Last of the Mohicans (1920) EDIT “In The Last of the Mohicans Maurice Tourneur has taken this woodsy, sentimental, old-time novel of J. Fenimore Cooper's and given it palpitating life.” – New York Daily News Sep 13, 2021 Full Review The Love Light (1921) EDIT “Mary is Mary, always winning and lovable. The settings are splendid. The cast is uniformly good. Bat the story is exceedingly bad.” – New York Daily News Sep 13, 2021 Full Review EDIT “An especially fine piece of character work is that of Theodore Roberts, who plays the unkempt blacksmith and the bitter, unforgiving father.” – New York Daily News Sep 13, 2021 Full Review EDIT “Just to see [Hope Hampton], fresh and genuine, is enough to make The Bait worth while.” – New York Daily News Sep 13, 2021 Full Review The Saphead (1921) 57% EDIT “Buster Keaton, wandering in bewildered fashion through this complicated world as the sappiest of sapheads, makes the new film at the Capitol a pleasant diversion.” – New York Daily News Sep 13, 2021 Full Review O'Malley of the Mounted (1921) EDIT “Once more long, lean, keen-eyed Bill Hart takes to the saddle and the trail in a tale of bad men and good riders.” – New York Daily News Sep 13, 2021 Full Review
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