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Botty Bronson, who has not been seen on the screen reâ€" cently, is seen in an excellent char acter portrayalâ€"that of a hypoâ€" critical, mercenary little flirt, who. pretends she is the embodiment of all that is sweet and pure in womanâ€" hood. â€" Constance Cummings, newâ€" comer to the screen, who ‘gave such fine performances in "The Last Parade" and "The Criminal Code," is cast as a typical modern girl, frank and above board in _all her. beliefs and actions: ~‘The dialogue is cleverâ€"and the action moves rapidly. Capable perâ€" formances are given by the entire cast. Constance Cummings reveals herself as a versatile actress â€" she handles the dramatic and carefree scenes with equal deftness. Jack Human interest, drama, silhouetâ€" Cinema r ex "Fifty Fathoms Deep" Is Stirring Drama "Fifty Fathoms Deep," a stirring drama of deep sea adventure, is a picture that has human and exciting moments. Under the direction of R. William. Neill, the production leaves nothing to be dosired in the way of realism and the deep sea shots are not only thrilling but deâ€" cidedly interesting. The sound efâ€" fects under water are marvelous. The plot ally. â€" Briefly, this is what happens. Two deep sea divers, Tim Burk and Pinky Caldwell, are staunch friends in spite of their great difâ€" ference in age and character. The younger â€"one, Pinky Caldwell, marâ€" ries a deceitful, goldâ€"digging blonde, believing her to be the model for puré womanhood. _ She. causes a rift between the two pals, making them . bitter ~enemies. They are forced to work together again on a wreckâ€"a yacht which is buried ‘in fifty fathoms of water. Tim deâ€" scends to the wreck inâ€"the midst of a raging storm and discovers the bodies of Pinky‘s wifte and a wellâ€" known manâ€"aboutâ€"town. In his atâ€" tempt to hide the evidence and spare hisâ€"pal he is â€"caught inâ€"the wreckâ€" geâ€"and is â€"unableâ€"toâ€"free..himself. Pinky goes down, not so much to kelp Tim, as to finish their fight. The sight that greets him when he reaches bottom convinces him that his wife had framed him, and that Tim was a greater friend than he ram _ | Dertpath Whratr? The important part of this film is the underwater study. It kept the deserved Again Jack Holt comes through with one of his vibrant performâ€" ances. : What a man he makes this Tim Burkeâ€"roistering, boistering, but with a heart of: gold; brawny but brainy too! Loretta Sayers is thoroughly hateful as Pinky Cladâ€" well‘s deceitful wife. Although new to the screon, she has mastered a difficult assignment; skhe plays an unsympathetic character with conâ€" viction. â€"Richard Cromwell is splenâ€" did as Pinky Caldwell. Don‘t miss audience in a pervetual state of excitement and wonder. It is a startling and fascinating revelation of the perilous but adventurous exâ€" istence of deep sea divers. _ â€" this lop! ~ Georgeâ€"O‘Brien, originator of nuâ€" merous~powertalâ€"roles in ~outdoor Fine Portrayals in "A Holy Terror" romances, achieves a notably fine nerformance in Fox Films‘ "A Holy Terro®." f en where he falls in love with a > ',-.:.: n 48 iss ":'f_ heny o53 +0 This screen adaptation" of Max Brand‘s best seller, "Trailin‘," preâ€" sents the adventures of a young soâ€" ciety man in the West where he searches for the man he believes picture. . It packs a real walâ€" is well developed dramaticâ€" THE PRESS8 SATURDAY. OCTOBER 10 THURSDAY AND FRIDAY â€" OCTOBER 8â€"9 RICHARD DIX in "PUBLIC DEFENDER" SUNDAY AND MONDAY, OCTOBER 11â€"12 .:. Continuous 2 to 11 R “ A___A___:mr}w_rfle.es s’“;“!!- .‘ ; as " as s s TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Conrad Nagel â€"â€" H. B. Warner . 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