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Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17115, 9 April 1921, Page 1

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'.'NEW YORK TRIBUNE':— "Again and again 'THE BRAT* bring! forth thos-s delightful moments which light things inspire. Nasimov* is wonderful, and tho big picture was enthusiastically received." "NEW YORK WORLD":— "'THE BRAT' hna frcehncss and fun—*t times tho laughter is most uproarious. Nn part could possibly suit N&ziniova better—it js her best picture to date." "NEW YORK HERALD":'THE BRAT' is witty, highly satirical, and original, and Naiimova hna never hid a better role." "NEW YORK AMERICAN":~ "'THE BRAT' is a picture rilled with human interest, and no end of funny situations—no more admirable impersonation could bo found for Nazimovn." "THE. BRAT" at Kazimova portrsya h»r," is characteristic of Naximova (ho woman.;*. Keenly alive to the. rest of life, she em-ji bodies her restless, over-changing iwraon-.fe ality. Now sho woare the sombre mantel ofisj. iragedv; now she is radiant with tho Bmile*,|| J tlio quips and quirks of comedy. Eachs| failing dolincation of some poignant human hemotion. • 5;;/ "THE BRAT" il tho most elaborate pro- f. duction, in which the great Kuimov* ha« ■§: ever appeared, and it surpasses the motion picture standards as greatly aa a : Dreadnought looms abovo an Avon Hirer i Canoe—it is masEivo and magnificent. NAZIMOVA—NAZIMOVA. NAZIMOVA NAZIMOVA. NAZIMOVA. NAZIMOVA. NAZIMOVA NAZIMOVA. NAZIMOVA NAZIMOVA. The Greatest and Most Beloved Actrewi id All Thia World. '.. In METRO'S Moat Wonderful Screen Work, "THE! BRAT." Additional Super Fcatare. HARRY CABBY, HARRY CAREY, HARRY CAREY, In the Most Interesting trnd Thrilling Mining Tale Ever Told.. •JWEST'igWEST.'.!— •■'• " "WEST. IS WEST." ~, ..; IS WEST." , .; There>« ; Ho:)ruti-play, whooping' cowboys, and crooked sheriffs in this great mining drama of the West.: SiUl it is a story of Arms, and The Man—and You: can bet, when the right.girl came along—Ho used his Arms. 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