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Harriette Underhill

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My Four Years in Germany (1918) 95% “The picture is simply history presented in an unusually attractive way, and unless we are much mistaken it is going to fill [theaters] for some time to come.” – New York Tribune Nov 16, 2022 Full Review The Toll of the Sea (1922) 89% “In color and in production it is one of the loveliest, daintiest pieces of art work that you could find.” – New York Tribune Oct 21, 2022 Full Review The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1919) 96% “The picture sets itself the task of raising your hair from your head, and it succeeds from the moment the actors appear in the prologue.” – New York Tribune Oct 3, 2022 Full Review Upstairs (1919) 88% “If you are as fond of Mabel Normand as we are, go to see Upstairs at the Strand this week. If not, stay away, for the picture is devoted almost entirely to the exploitation of her peculiar and, to us, most fetching sort of humor.” – New York Tribune Jun 2, 2021 Full Review Experience (1921) 57% “We are quite sure that in spite of the marvelously beautiful photography in some of the scenes and the lavishness of the production we should not care for Experience if we had not found our youth in Richard Barthelmess.” – New York Tribune May 19, 2021 Full Review Romeo and Juliet (1916) 100% “As a picture it was interesting, and would have furnished a splendid entertainment if one had never heard of Shakespeare.” – New York Tribune Mar 5, 2021 Full Review The Bar Sinister (1917) 100% “Nothing more entertaining and altogether artistic has been seen in a long time.” – New York Tribune Jan 25, 2021 Full Review Deliverance (1919) 88% “Of course, every one knows in a general way that, though lacking sight, the power to hear, or speak, Helen Keller became one of the best educated women in the world, but one cannot realize enormousness of that task until one has seen the journey.” – New York Tribune Nov 10, 2020 Full Review Wildcat of Paris (1919) 80% “The picture diverts even if it does not convince.” – New York Tribune Oct 21, 2020 Full Review Brewster's Millions (1921) 100% “This picture needs no criticism, for every one knows the story of Brewster's Millions, and every one knows Roscoe, once Fatty.” – New York Tribune Oct 21, 2020 Full Review Cabiria (1914) 93% “Although it was made so long ago, the photoplay seems to be as fine as anything we have now.” – New York Tribune Oct 19, 2020 Full Review The Golem (1920) 100% “Paul Wegener directed the picture, and he also play the title role and it is a marvelous piece of work. The story is beautifully done.” – New York Tribune Oct 13, 2020 Full Review The Ghost of Slumber Mountain (1918) 100% “It is something different from anything we have see on the screen. Dawley goes to sleep and dreams that he is living in prehistoric times. And all kinds of animals appear. Mastodons and horned lizards and dinosaurs. We should like to know how it was done.” – New York Tribune Oct 8, 2020 Full Review Ravished Armenia (1919) 91% “The photography is excellent and some of the scenes are beautiful and picturesque, but most of it is extremely harrowing, and it runs for more than an hour and a half.” – New York Tribune Sep 5, 2020 Full Review Hearts of the World (1918) 95% “Every character in the play is real. Either Mr. Griffith has a genius for selecting his casts or else he has the power to infuse in his actors something of his own genius.” – New York Tribune Aug 13, 2020 Full Review Trifling Women (1922) 82% “Ramon Navarro seems to us to make every man who ever wore the hero's laurels look to his wreath. He is sincere, extremely handsome, and his acting is facile and intelligent.” – New York Tribune Jul 23, 2020 Full Review One Glorious Day (1922) 100% “Mr. Rogers's performance as Ezra is absolutely inspired. As you watch him in the different moods you feel that he is nearly as good an actor as Charlie Chaplin.” – New York Tribune Jul 18, 2020 Full Review Hamlet (1921) 75% “[Hamlet] is the most fascinating picture I ever have seen. That I can state without reservations.” – New York Tribune Jul 7, 2020 Full Review Strictly Business (1962) “Strictly Business is a delightful little play from the O. Henry story of the same name.” – New York Tribune Jun 24, 2020 Full Review “Bessie Love ought never to make another picture, because she can never hope to equal The Sawdust Ring.” – New York Tribune Jun 24, 2020 Full Review Forbidden Paths (1917) “With the talents of Sessue Hayakawa and the beauty of Vivian Martin it would seem that Forbidden Paths... should be a whole lot better than it is.” – New York Tribune Apr 14, 2020 Full Review Madame Jealousy (1918) 71% “Madame Jealousy could be much better than it is, but at that it is much better than it might be, because those allegorical pictures are difficult things to handle.” – New York Tribune Apr 9, 2020 Full Review Men Who Have Made Love to Me (1918) 38% “Mary MacLane has personality. Also, we believe that she is the sort of woman whom other women are mad about or hate intensely. We believe, too, that many more men may have made love to Mary than those which are depicted on the screen.” – New York Tribune Apr 7, 2020 Full Review Tarzan of the Apes (1918) 86% “It is interesting if not advanced drama.” – Photoplay Feb 26, 2020 Full Review Mother Eternal (1921) “Mr. Abramson wrote and directed the picture himself and he has done well.” – New York Tribune Dec 30, 2019 Full Review
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