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seeing her framed against the wood-
work and in high fur collars, however
- much a halo may suit her type of
- beauty.

Great pains have been sini with
the minor characters, suchas” the
bone gambler and the missionary, and,
although some of the types may seem
exaggerated—the respectable lady
with the lap dog, for example—an
effort has been made to give them a
life of their own and make them more
than fillers. Yes, Mr. von Sternberg
is an intelligent director. Often he
is brilliant, as when, instead of show-
ing us Marlene’s eyes turned heaven-
ward as she prays, he directs a shaft
of light onto her clasped hands.

The clock—in Chinese, as it were—
was another fortunate idea. Possibly
the beaming face of the Chinese mo-
torman as he stops the train to wait
for a cow to move ‘off the track is
our most vivid memory of ——
’ Express.”

Mr. von Sternberg always crowds
his screens, thus providing opportu-
nity for some very fine photography
and giving over the impression of
--really—watching-a~—slice—of~life:—In
the present case he has worked hard.
Soldiers — whose, it matters not —
coolies, newspaper vendors (of 1927
editions), all come and go throughout
the entire picture. The noise, too, is
constant; if it is not ‘the chugging

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‘the only ones there.

of the train it is the rattle of arms
or the shouts of soldiers. Even at

the end the lovers have to embrace
in a crowded street. Now, the theory
is excellent, but in practice we do not
feel, with the heroine, that they are
The canvas has
been filled so constantly that our eyes

and ears have become.tired,..and-.we.

almost long for the ordinary movie
scene, where the hero and the heroine
are alone in a boat or on a garden
bench,

Futhermore, a white train, barracks
and the white coats of the soldiers
are not always interesting, although
some of the angles. we get on the
train are equal to anything in “Dis-
honored.” On the whole, however, the
picture is not so good as its predeces-

sor, although Miss Dietrich, collabor-
ating again with good actors and a
great director, has once more made
the kind of film which puts salvation
in reach of the movies.

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