Evening Star Newspaper, May 15, 1922, Page 14

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There have teen chuntu in the play, of course. haps everything that tickled the audi- ence that saw its premier presenta- tion in Washington some years ago But there is enough in it o most enjoyable entertain- | rick Players to do the best work of | and the performance) as & whole {s excellent. production of the Belasco but those who see it, excepting only | the experts, will never suspect it. » Earle Foxe as Reginald Carter, me' untangle the threads of domestic life he really loves with a young woman . who loves another, seems thoroughly ; 1t. at home in his part, and justly shared | the honors of the a Lyon, who could not; be better if lhe really and iruly were! the recalcitrant wife who was de- termined that no other woman should have the hubby she loved, in spite cf their disagreement. 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Norma Talmadge gives to the mist- creature of cruel intolerance, separates the lovers and drives from him the comradeship of his neighbor The boy goes to the war *and weeds grow over the gate It iz a hatred that not only brings sorow to his loved ones on earth, but to a long-dead bride, who tries to comfcrt the man in his loneliness but i3 barred because hate is the gulf ory of a long-gone tragedy that Changes the beloved guardian into a|like vision a tender beauty and grace that carries an appeal regardiess of any personal attitude toward spiritual truth. who And when at la love conquers and the death reunites the long-ago lovers she answers his bewildered surprise at death’s true meaning: “All_men_and women would go LITT stering. You will Geo. 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