THREE WORD BRAND

starring William S. Hart

PICTURE PLAY MAGAZINE

December, 1921

William Hart outdoes himself in this characteristic picture of ranch life in the land where the handshake is firm. Not content with a mere stunt like double exposure, he plays three roles at one - that of a down-hearted pioneer, a governor, and a rangy rancher. There can be no doubt of his versatility after this lightning change of personalities for all that this extraordinarily imaginative and magnetic actor has been identified with only one type of characterization. I am glad to know that he can do so many things at once, but just the same, I like him best when he is back in his own laconic impersonation of the good-bad man of the West.


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