"HEARTS OF THE WORLD"

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 95, 16 January 1919, Page 6

"HEARTS OF THE WORLD"

The treat war picture, "H.enrts of the World, is still being shown at tlio Grand Opera Hoiise. It has: three more afternoons and three more , ■nights (o run. "Hearts Qf the World" is among the greatest pictures ever produced, and is ono of the productions 1 of Mr. D. W. Griffith, whoso fame for bis things in motion pictures is world wide.' Ihrough this production by Mr. Griffith runs a love story which is quitecharming, but the chief thins is that the story is set in the battlefields of Franco, and that many of the pictures were takon in the frontline trenches. There on the very field of the fighting the film men had to do their work, so that the pictures nre a presentation of the wrjr on the Western front. From this fine story ono Icarnj of the wonderful courage and loyalty of France and of the callousness of the c»emv Into the picture comes a remarkable" boy actor, Ue/i Alexander, whose exceptional gifts help to impress the solferine and the .endurance of France, bnocinl music has. been arranged for, and this is supplied by a full operatic orchestra. ■ ■ .

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