THE PRIMITIVE LOVER
starring Constance Talmadge, Harrison Ford and Kenneth Harlan
MOTION PICTURE
August, 1922
Last we mention Constance Talmadge in "The Primitive Lover." It tells of a girl craving the romantic above all else. In spots it is amusing satire, and in others, it is far-fetched comedy. Miss Talmadge as the girl who learns that some things read better than they seem in reality is the same delightful comedienne we have always found her to be. And Harrison Ford invests with a definite charm the role of the divorced husband who is forced to prove to his ex-wife the fallacy of many of her beliefs by the means of a well-staged game.
It seems to us that "The Primitive Lover" is two or three shades better than he recent Constance Talmadge productions. Nevertheless, we are waiting anxiously for her forthcoming "East is West."
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