Motion Picture Herald (Exhibitors Herald)

William R. Weaver Motion Picture Herald (Exhibitors Herald) Jun 15, 2026 Here, indeed, is magnificent use of the medium of the motion picture. Here, indeed, DeMille has built a fitting capstone to a monumental career. Go to Full Review The Ten Commandments (1956) 82% 87%

E. A. Cunningham Motion Picture Herald (Exhibitors Herald) Jan 13, 2026 George Cukor's direction is intelligently planned and carefully paced. Go to Full Review Gaslight (1944) 95% 90%

Charles Aaronson Motion Picture Herald (Exhibitors Herald) Apr 23, 2024 Miss Sullavan, here playing her initial starring role, offers a portrayal which for its restraint, its intelligence and general appeal would be difficult to match. Go to Full Review Only Yesterday (1933) 100% 71%

William R. Weaver Motion Picture Herald (Exhibitors Herald) Apr 22, 2024 The convolutions of the screen play by Philip G. Epstein, based on Wilson Collison's story, are too many, adroit and funny to be pursued by an unfunny synopsis. Go to Full Review The Mad Miss Manton (1938) 84% 63%

Mandel Herbstman Motion Picture Herald (Exhibitors Herald) Apr 19, 2024 It is to the everlasting credit of the motion picture industry... that in recent months there have been so many excellent translations into screen terms of great books. Standing preeminently high in that category [is] The Caine Mutiny. Go to Full Review The Caine Mutiny (1954) 95% 87%

Tom Canning Motion Picture Herald (Exhibitors Herald) Apr 18, 2024 The Lavender Hill Mob is funny in word and deed. Go to Full Review The Lavender Hill Mob (1951) 100% 86%

Gus McCarthy Motion Picture Herald (Exhibitors Herald) Apr 17, 2024 The picture has an impressive quality not ordinarily associated with outdoor western entertainment. While it provides thrill and action, desperation, fear and heroism, it does so more in a manner to play upon the sentimental rather than excitable emotion. Go to Full Review Three Godfathers (1936) 50% 75%

Gus McCarthy Motion Picture Herald (Exhibitors Herald) Apr 16, 2024 The picture is one that took courage to make. Go to Full Review The Prisoner of Shark Island (1936) 89% 72%

Charles Aaronson Motion Picture Herald (Exhibitors Herald) Apr 15, 2024 The picture has been extremely well mounted, the atmosphere of the period and the surroundings appearing definitely authentic, and, in common with reproductions of that period, always appealing. Go to Full Review She Done Him Wrong (1933) 93% 52%

T.O. Service Motion Picture Herald (Exhibitors Herald) Apr 15, 2024 Paths to Paradise [is] Raymond Griffith’s best picture to date. It is really a knockout. Go to Full Review Paths to Paradise (1925) 100% - -

EH Staff Motion Picture Herald (Exhibitors Herald) Mar 28, 2024 A gay and beguiling movie hit -- with top-notch stars and incomparable direction and production talent. Go to Full Review Sabrina (1954) 89% 89%

Mandel Herbstman Motion Picture Herald (Exhibitors Herald) Mar 28, 2024 The story, fashioned in standard mold, is heightened by a good production polish... An effective performance by Ford is matched by the gun moll characterization of Gloria Grahame and that of the gangland czar by Alexander Scourby. Go to Full Review The Big Heat (1953) 95% 90%

EH Staff Motion Picture Herald (Exhibitors Herald) Mar 27, 2024 There is one of the funniest card games in it you ever saw, with Charles Murray as a small town druggist trying to wait on trade and play a social game of poker in the back room. Book this one, boost it and it will send 'em home with a smile. Go to Full Review The Pill Pounder (1923) - - - -

William R. Weaver Motion Picture Herald (Exhibitors Herald) Mar 26, 2024 Every sequence in the picture will be loved by all observers who are not at loggerheads with mankind. Go to Full Review National Velvet (1944) 98% 78%

William R. Weaver Motion Picture Herald (Exhibitors Herald) Mar 25, 2024 The Searchers is one of the great ones -- one of the greatest of the great pictures of the American West. Go to Full Review The Searchers (1956) 87% 88%

Vincent Canby Motion Picture Herald (Exhibitors Herald) Mar 18, 2024 This new film, while almost completely devoid of dramatic highlight, is an appealing and sentimental valentine to one of America’s great entertainers. Go to Full Review The Eddie Cantor Story (1953) - - - -

Fred Hift Motion Picture Herald (Exhibitors Herald) Mar 8, 2024 It is a Western that'll have 'em gap ing and laughing and perhaps crying in spots. Go to Full Review Westward the Women (1951) 69% 83%

J. Ray Murray Motion Picture Herald (Exhibitors Herald) Feb 23, 2024 It hasn’t the pep in the early footage -- a thing so necessary in a feature length comedy -- and lacks sprightly gags to hold it together. Rather surprised, too, that Keaton resorted to the old dream sequence to pad it out. He is usually more original. Go to Full Review Sherlock, Jr. (1924) 87% 95%

Charles Aaronson Motion Picture Herald (Exhibitors Herald) Feb 21, 2024 It is a difficult picture to sell, having comparatively little action and relieving humor, the story being weighty tragedy. The dramatic aspects of the story and cast for what it may be worth are the best selling points. Go to Full Review The Sin of Nora Moran (1933) 67% 55%

Charles Aaronson Motion Picture Herald (Exhibitors Herald) Nov 10, 2023 Will Rogers... imparts a considerable portion of the humor, in the familiar and popular Rogerian style. Go to Full Review State Fair (1933) 100% 52%