Salt Lake Telegram | 1922-09-12 | Page 6 | Valentino's Masterpiece Fills Paramount Empress

Valentino's Masterpiece Fills Paramount Empress Crowde continued to fill tha t'aramount Kmpreaa yeatarday to wltneaa Valentlno'a maaterpleca, "Blood and Hand.- Thla picture, parhapa mors than any othar In which the alar haa appeared, flvea him full chance to display hie real dramatic ability, A3 the Spauleh toreador. V alen-tlna alen-tlna la caat In a part that wall suits him. His collars. T.I la, Iee. as tha beautiful fipanlah maiden with whom ha falla In lova and marries, and Nlt Naldl. aa the vampire, also are caat In roles that live full chance for dramatic screen play. "Hlouri and Sand" la a story of lova and paeslon. with en atmosphere of sunny sun-ny Hpaln woven Into the theme. The acenee and flahla In the great bull rlna are not only realistic, but ard wonderful feats of photography. If one haa never seen a bull flaht. rood chanca to U-nesa U-nesa thla favorite of Bpamah and Meai-can Meai-can aporta Is 'given. The action of the screen drama le inter-eating and Intenae, and hoMs the audience la rapt attention from bearinnlng to nd, Hlasco lhanes, who is also author of Tha Kour Horsemen" Is suthor of "Blood and Rand." and thla work, like that of the former, will live for many a day. June Mathls, a Bait Lake girl, who wrote ' the scenario for "The Four Horsemen. . also wrote tha scenario for "Hlood and fund." Fred Nlblo, tha director, haa ended new laurels to his name with thla film, and an all aiar caat makea the Production Pro-duction wcU worth seeing;. j