STATI UNITI

LOVE 'EM AND LEAVE 'EM

"Miss Brooks scores a triumph"

"There are some excellent close-ups of Louise Brooks' famous dancing legs"

"Louise Brooks is ideal in the role of hard-boiled, lying man-eating Janie"

"Louise Brooks, whose gifts as an actress include a boyish sort of beauty and a sophisticated smile, is the bad girl"

"Acting honors go to Evelyn Brent. There is little left over for Louise Brooks and Arthur Donaldson"

"a featherweight comedy drama that should register with the public because of the fine work done by the principals and its amusing gags  Louise Brooks gives the best performance of her flicker career as the selfish, snappily dressed, alive number - Janie. Miss Brooks sizzles through this celluloider, a flapper lurer with a Ziegfeld figure and come-on eyes"

"Anyway, the film is amusing, with both Evelyn and Louise doing good work"

"We liked Louise Brooks as Janie, the selfish sister"

"The comely person of Miss Brooks is always restful for the tired business orb that does not seek beyond, and Miss Brent helps out quite a bit with the acting"

"The real surprise of the film is Louise Brooks. With practically all connoisseurs of beauty in the throes of adulation over her generally effectiveness, Miss Brooks has not heretofore impressed anyone as a roomful (as Lorelei says) of Duses. But in Love 'em and leave 'em, unless I too have simply fallen under her spell, she gives an uncannily effective impersonation of a bad little notion counter vampire. Even her excellent acting, however, cannot approach in effectiveness the scenes where, in Scandals attire, she does what we may call a mean Charleston"

"An hour of genuine entertainment  Louise Brooks is learning to act. This picture finds her giving a real characterization far more convincing than Evelyn Brent's and for the first time she uses her Follies training in a solo dance"

"Louise Brooks, as usual, is nice to look at, and that about sums up the quality of her Janie Walsh"

"Director Tuttle has managed to present Louise Brooks in a role to which she lends some conviction as well as ornamentation  all very well and entertainingly done"

"Louise Brooks, the direct antithesis of Clara Bow in coloring, but as vivacious as any ingenue yet offered on the silver sheet, is again welcomed back to the Metropolitan in this picture"

"Louise Brooks has the sweet and low business, and very sweet and very low she is. Her contribution, as Mame's sister, Janie, is the nearest approach to a heavy which this entirely different film boasts, and that is not forgetting Osgood Perkins' fine work as the petty larceny race tout"

"Evelyn Brent is nominally starred in Love Em and Leave Em, but the work of Louise Brooks, suave enticing newcomer to the Lasky fold, stands out most. The flippant, self-centered little shop girl is given sly and knowing interpretation by MIss Brooks, who is, if memory serves aright, a graduate of that great American institute of learning, the Follies"

"Miss Brooks is the selfish sister and for once has a real part. As the baby vamp in the leather goods she ogles her sister's bean in the hope he will introduce her to the handsome floorwalker. It is something of a novelty to find Miss Brooks in leather goods. Most directors have been putting this former Follies beauty in trunks"

"Louise's dancing is a welcome contrast to the character's petty grafting"

"Louise Brooks does another of her flapper parts and is a good deal more realistic than the widely heralded Clara Bow. Miss Brooks uses the dumb bell rather than the spit-fire method. But she always gets what she wants"

"Louise Brooks, the sister who is responsibl;e for all of her sorrow, personifies the popular conception of a modern flapper with faultless accuracy. Her so-called 'million dollar' legs contribute materially to this portrayal"

"Louise Brooks, Lawrence Gray and Evelyn Brent are excellent as everyday department store clerks"

"Though the screen version of Love 'em and leave 'em can hardly be set down with any justice as a film achievement, it did manage to accomplish one thing. It has silenced, for the time being at least, the charge that Louise Brooks cannot act. Her portrayal of the predatory shop girl of the Abbott-Weaver tale was one of the bright spots of recent film histrionism"

"Louise Brooks ... an alluring little flirt ..."

"With the dynamic appeal of Louise Brooks, the acting of Evelyn Brent, the appearance of Lawrence Gray, and capable direction of Frank Tuttle, it holds its own. ... Miss Brooks and Mr. Gray are not outstanding actors, but they are pleasing in this picture"

"The acting is thoroughly in spirit with the high jinks, particularly as contributed by Louise Brooks as the vamp and Evelyn Brent as the heroine"

"Louise Brooks has the more colorful role as the flapper sister and makes full use of her opportunities"

"Janie Walsh, played graphically by Louise Brooks, is that type of young woman whose affections flit from this man to that, whose popularity is judged by looks, not sense, and whose respect for the same ways of living is as low as her disrespect for fairness is high"

"There is charm throughout this picture because of the youthfulness of the principal players  Louise Brooks, as the young flapper, is convincing"

"Louise Brooks easily the biggest attraction in the cast"

"The characterization, though, is excellent, made all the more so by the painstaking work of Evelyn Brent and Louise Brooks as the sisters. The former retains sympathy without being superhumanly saintly; the later, besides being a ravishing beauty, gives a deft portrayal of an utterly selfish and superficial creature"

"Louise Brooks has that style of pulchritude that can keep a man's attention of her drawmaw and keep him thinking of Louise only"

"The principals are all well cast. Miss Brooks doing an especially good piece of work. She has what is perhaps her best role in this picture and takes full advantage of her opportunity"

"Miss Brooks is quite acceptable as the flighty, impressionable Janie. It wouldn't be surprising if some day they made an actress out of that young woman"

"Louise Brooks is splendid as Janie"

"... and hints of considerable promise in Louise Brooks' bit in Love 'em and leave 'em"

"The title refers quite pointedly to the methods and practices of Louise Brooks as Janie Walsh, a most attractive little 'gold digger'"

"... the flapperish Louise Brooks ..."

"No other person than Louise Brooks, however, instills the spice in this concoction. Decidely the flapper she is intended to characterize, Miss Brooks uses her accomplishments to advantage. She is a capricious young lady, with a knowledge of getting what she wants when she wants it. Not so convincing are the roles taken by Evelyn Brent and Lawrence Gray"

"... enacted with admirable restraint by Evelyn Brent, Lawrence Gray and Louise Brooks"

"Miss Brent and Miss Brooks are well contrasted types in this new metropolitan life comedy"

"Louise Brooks is an eye-arresting little figure as Janie"

"... enacted with admirable restraint by Evelyn Brent, Lawrence Gray and Louise Brooks"

"Part of it is due to the felicitous directing of Mr. Frank Tuttle. More than a little of it may be traced to the mimetic skill of Evelyn Brent and Louise Brooks as the two sisters"

"Louise Brooks is the little lady with the 'come-hither' look in her eyes"

"Louise Brooks, wore one of silk and lace - mostly lace"

"... hints of considerable promise in Louise Brooks hit in Love 'em and leave 'em"

"With Evelyn Brent as the wisecracking Mame, Louise Brooks as Janie, her younger sister, to whose net all was fish, and Lawrence Gray as Bill Billingsley, in love with Mame, but ensnared by Janie, and the other roles in very capable hands, the piece has been excellently cast"

" enacted with admirable restraint by Evelyn Brent, Lawrence Gray and Louise Brooks"

"Two sisters, the elder portrayed by Evelyn Brent, and the younger by captivating Louise Brooks, get along with the audience"

"Evelyn Brent, Lawrence Gray and Louise Brooks are co-featured"

" just a simple story transferred to the screen with good taste and enacted with admirable restraint by Evelyn Brent, Lawrence Gray, and Louise Brooks"

" while Louise Brooks is the little lady with the 'come-hither' look in her eyes"

"Louise Brooks plays Janie, the flapper who fools and forgets"

"Louise Brooks is the little-lady with the come-hither look in her eyes"

"The unselfish girl (Evelyn Brent) who promised the dying mother to care for the younger sister (Louise Brooks), who portrays the selfish character"

"Louise Brooks, the dark haired screen player of late vintage is in one of the supporting roles"

"20 Years Ago Today - Evelyn Brent, Louise Brooks and Lawrence Grey were starring in Love 'em and leave 'em at the Quimby Theater"

JUST ANOTHER BLONDE

Harry Hites, Movie graphics, "Washington Post", August 29, 1926

"Even the blase attendants at Luna Park, Coney Island, who are ccustomed to late hours , were forced to sit up and take notice one night last week when a company of film stars, including Dorothy Mackaill, Jack Mulhall, Louise Brooks and William Collier, jr., invaded the dance hall at the park at midnight and started dancing, not stopping until long after daylight"

"Dorothy Mackaill, as Blondie, and Louise Brooks, as Blackie, enter in celluloid during the second reel. Apparently most of them was left on the cutting-room floor to permit the subtitler a chance to resurrect jokes so old that even Cleopatra would have been prompted to justifiable murder"

"and Louise Brooks, although nearly crowded out of the picture, is almost as good as she was in Love 'Em and Leave 'Em"

"While Dorothy Mackaill and Jack Mulhall sustain most of the heart interest, it falls to Louise Brooks and William Collier, Jr. to provide the laughs. They do so often and well. And they don't use any 'funny' makeup. Our roses go to these two. They more than make the picture worthwhile"

"Louise Brooks, while still unable to summon to her classic features an expression of real alarm when dire calamity threatens, does very well with a role that demands little more than airy banter with young men"

"Louise Brooks and William Collier, Jr. supporting the Mulhall-Mackaill team, do their best to convince an undecided public regarding mendacity of the blonde rumor and Miss Brooks is one of the best brunette contradictions to the lighter hypothesis that can be found on the silver screen"

"Louise looks pert."

"Louise Brooks is better than ever she has been before"

"Louise Brooks is decorative and it was a good idea having her around"

"Louise Brooks, as the heroine's chum, too, do excellent work"

"Dorothy Mackaill the blonde but she has keen competition in the black haired Louise Brooks"

" ... the brunette, impesonated by Louise Brooks"

"Louise Brooks and William Collier, Jr perform sincerely in the principal roles"

"Louise Brooks is notably agreeable with her quiet, demure handling of a bobbed and understanding young sophisticate"

"Dorothy Mackaill and Louise Brooks play the girls, but they have little opportunity to do much"

"Jack Mulhall and Dorothy Mackaill are well cast in the leading roles and the same is true of Louise Brooks and William Collier, Jr., as their pals each give thoroughly creditable interpretations of their roles and add materially to the entertainment value of the picture"

"Louise Brooks as the second girl in the case is her usual snappy self"

"Louise Brooks is almost a second for Dorothy in Gentlemen prefer blondes"

"... Mulhall and Collier are sworn to life-long friendship, but Collier meets little Louise Brooks and straightaway decides that having a pal is fine, but having a wife is much better"

"the piquant person of Miss Louise Brooks  And certainly Mr. [William] Collier may be forgiven for any latent gaucherie betrayed in finding Miss Brooks attractive"

"The stellar roles are portrayed by Dorothy Mackaill and Jack Mulhall, in association with a cast led by William Collier, Jr., and Louise Brooks"

"Dorothy MacKaill and Jack Mulhall featured, with Louise Brooks and William Collier, Jr., in the second leads"
"The quartet of pivotal characters [are] portrayed by Miss Mackaill and Miss Brooks and the Messrs. Mulhall and Collier"

"Mr. Collier is excellent in a dishwashing scene with Miss Brooks and Miss Mackaill"

"Mulhall and Brooks are most appealingly cast"

Katherine Lipke, Uptown picture convincing, "Los Angeles Times", January 22, 1927

"Louise Brooks has less chance to act than the other three but she forms a very attractive fourth to the little situation, and serves as an interesting contrast to the very blonde Dorothy"

Jimmy Starr, Hilarious fun in Blonde film, "Los Angeles Record", January 22, 1927

"Jack Mulhall, along with Buster Collier, Dorothy Mackaill and Louise Brooks make an excellent comedy-drama foursome who play at the game of love and life in a most human manner"

"Louise Brooks is chic and pert"

"... the smart looking Louise Brooks ... This quartet of young players are admirably fitted for their roles"

"Louise Brooks, however, is the perky little brunette who takes the cash at Coney Island shooting gallery, and who all the time has been the apple of the eyes of the man who did not believe, from the very beginning, in the applesauce crack - blondes or no blondes"

"Louise Brooks, former Ziegfeld Follies queen, and William Collier, Jr. are cast in support of Miss Mackaill and Mulhall"

"William Collier, Jr. and Louise Brooks are included in the cast and with their humorous and modern capers add much to the picture"

"Louise Brooks has charge of a shooting gallery"

"Louise Brooks and William Collier Jr., who head the supporting cast, are said to do much to help make the picture a success"

"It's a First National picture, with Dorothy Mackaill as the blonde, Louise Brooks, her dark haired girl friend, and Jack Mulhall and William Collier jr. as the boy friends"

"... the smart looking Louise Brooks"

"Miss Mackaill is Blondie and is pushed hard for honors by Louise Brooks as Blackie"

"There is time out for Jack to jog back to the old homestead and register filial love as only he can. And time out for Louise Brooks to display her wares, which have a distressing sameness"

"Dorothy Mackaill, Louise Brooks, Jack Mulhall and Buster Collier are a quartette of sufficiently capable playes"

"Thrills are added to the vivacious acting of Dorothy Mackaill and Louise Brooks by an airplane ride"

"and vivid Louise Brooks is Blackie"

"... one of the prettiest brunettes in all movieland, Louise Brooks"

"Although Miss Mackaill and Mr. Mulhall's parts are listed as the leading roles, the acting of Louise Brooks and William Collier, Jr., as second roles, has a vital part in the picture and must be given due credit. Their acting was unusually good throughout"

EVENING CLOTHES

"Louise Brooks gives a good account of herself"

"When you see the show girl, Louise Brooks, cavorting about with a frizzled top you will see why Famous Players Lasky is grooming her for bigger and better things. She fares much better than either Miss Tashman
or Mr. Beery, who only appear at long intervals"

"Louise Brooks - yes, the one you dream about - is as alluring and pert as ever"

"Louise Brooks, who plays one of the featured roles in the picture, has sacrificed the distinctive bob ..."

"Louise Brooks proves that she is finding her place in the film sun by her artistic characterization"

"Louise Brooks also is capably cast"

"Louise Brooks fares somewhat better and does well the task allotted to her"

"Louise Brooks, whose haunting vivacity has necessitated the restringing of more than one male's heartstrings"

"Louise Brooks, Lilyan Tashman, Noah Berry and Arnold Kent make up the excellent supporting cast"

"There are three girls who do very well in Evening Clothes - Virginia Valli, Louise Brooks and Lilyan Tashman ... I was glad to see further evidence of Paramount's dawning consciousness that Louise Brooks is not composed solely of legs. They work her from the knees up in this picture and it begins to look as if she were headed for a high place"

"Others in the cast include Louise Brooks, with her hair frissed instead of straight"

" while Virginia Valli, Louise Brooks and Lilyan Tashman wander through the proceedings now and again in the pleasantest manner possible"

"It is a delightful little comedy  Virginia Valli and Louise Brooks (permanently waved) appear both provocative and Parisienne as the leading ladies"

"Virginia Valli and Louise Brooks formed and extremely decorative feminine support  The film belongs to Mr. Menjou, and because he controls it with such effortless monopoly it is one of his best"

" as it stands, this latest Menjou vehicle offers entertainment value equivalent to the Paramount admission charge  It seems to me that Louise Brooks deserves first place. She is charmingly piquant as a 
chic little gold-digger who turns out to be a pretty good fellow after all - as many of the maligned sisterhood do. While her part is merely a filler, she seems to have built it up materially, and holds center stage in whatever scenes she has"

"The women's clothes are really a fashion show in themselves, with Miss Valli sponsoring a smooth, straight bob, Miss Tashman a more formal headdress, and Miss Brooks a befrizzled 'chrysanthemum' cut"

"Ms Brooks, with a change in her eyebrows and curly hair, is stunning"

"It is an entertaining comedy, with some good situations  Louise Brooks and Lilyan Tashman are the two gold-diggers who help spend the remainder of the fortune"

"In Menjou's support are Virginia Valli, as the wife; Louise Brooks, as one of the women he couldn't 'see' and who in the end was responsible for bringing him happiness"

"There are a couple of really subtle spots, however, which brighten up the film tremendously, raising it right out of the mediocre class  Louise Brooks is a perfect knockout as a good-natured lady of the evening" 

"Louise Brooks is most attractive as the sweetheart of the rich old bailiff-baron"

"Louise Brooks is again cast as a 'lady of the evening' and makes her role pert and amusing. You won't recognize Miss Brooks at first, for she is wearing her hair curled over her head. This is too bad, for it makes her look just like a thousand other attractive girls. Louise achieved distinction with her straight-banged bob"

"Louise Brooks, with her hair frizzled and shingled and perched on top of her quondam sleek head, is as full of sex appeal and mannerisms as ever"

"Virginia Valli, Louise Brooks and Lilyan Tashman add greatly to scenic delights of Evening Clothes. They are indeed a decorative trio"

"Louise Brooks makes herself more able than usual by the aid of a trick haircut"

"Virginia Valli does well as the wife, and Louise Brooks as the flapper"

"Virginia Valli is pleasing and effective as the heroine and that trim little Louise Brooks, with a new curled and plastered headdress, is not the least of the picture's attractions"

"Noah Berry and Louise Brooks give excellent support to Menjou"

"Louise Brooks makes a minor role stand out"

"Louise Brooks, as Fox Trot, a pert little inhabitute of the Parisian cafes, adds her usual snappy characterizations"

"Louise Brooks, brunette beauty once more, plays with the star with whom she had her first featured part in A Social Celebrity" 

"... with the comely Louise Brooks and Noah Berry contributing a good bit of the entertainment"

"Louise Brooks, the demimondaine who certainly knows her Paris after
dark ..."

"...  one of his lady teachers turns out to be Louise Brooks in a brand new curly bob and more devastating than ever"

"In the same film Louise Brooks engagingly expresses the spirit of 1927; but I shan't be happy until she stops frizzing her hair. It was so much nicer bobbed"

"Miss Valli has often done better and looked better. Also, the same of Louise Brooks, who looses all distinctiveness with the coiffure she has adopted, and becomes just like a million other girls"

"Noah Berry and Louise Brooks have important supporting roles in Evening Clothes and help materially with the success of the picture"

"Louise Brooks, with hair a mass of curls ..."

"Louise Brooks, cast as Fox Trot, takes the role of the gay young French girl"

"Louise Brooks is cast as Fox Trot, a pretty frequenter of the Paris cafes and night clubs"

"In support are Virginia Valli, Noah Beery, Louise Brooks and Lido Manetti"

"... the chief feminine roles being portrayed by Virginia Valli and Louise Brooks, the later being as sprightly as ever"

ROLLED STOCKINGS

"Few critics of the Rolled stockings fad have as keen an eye for defects as the motion picture camera, reports Richard Rosson, director. Rosson jumped enthusiastically into the production of a collegiate film featuring Rolled stockings in action and title. Then he discovered that very few women can roll their stockings well enough to photograph The camera seemed a perfect fiend for picking up wrinkles and shadows not ordinarily noticed by the eye. It was necessary to organize a daily 'roll call' at which Louise Brooks and the other girls in the cast lined their stockings up for inspection before any filmwas risked on them"

"Louise Brooks and James Hall are the featured players"

"The picture gives us an excellent opportunity to see how young and pretty and self-possessed Louise Brooks is as the fresh-girl, so to speak, who doesn't quite approve of fresh young men. We see numerous close-ups of her and duly admire her cute black bob and her pleasant facial expressions"

"Hall and Arlen do nice work in this production, and Louise Brooks, judging by this film, is destined to go a long way. She has some of Colleen Moore's qualities with a dash of Florence Vidor thrown in, and a
lot of her own distinctive personality"

"Louise Brooks, one of the most popular of the junior stars, is cast as a young university co-ed"

"Louise Brooks and Nancy Phillips have a good chance to show their wares"

"The girl in the case is the vivacious Louise Brooks"

"Louise Brooks is the girl; enough of a looker to make any man lose his head and fraternity pin"

"And Louise Brooks is so good-looking she doesn't have to act"

"Louise Brooks, as the girl who Simply Has Everything, is the star who acts as the inspiration for the winners"

"... which co-stars Louise Brooks and James Hall, two personable screen performers who have the ability to hold the interest of the fans throughout six lively reels. ... Louise Brooks gives a highly diverting performance as the flapper"

"Arlen seems the more likable of the two male leads, while Miss Brooks is more convincing than she has ever been before"

"The cast includes Louise Brooks, who was never so charming"

"Miss Brooks, as you know, is always a lovely ornament for any picture, and more than good enough as an actress"

"Two brothers go to the same college and fall from the same girl. [Louise Brooks, can you blame them ?]"

"Louise Brooks won male and female admiration in The American Venus, A Social Celebrity and Evening Clothes"

"Photography throughout is inferior and jeopardizes the value of the production in the same manner. Had more effort been put forth to lighting on Louise Brooks she could qualify for some attention"

"The leads are played brilliantly by Louise Brooks, James Hall and Richard Arlen"

"The dark-eyed Louise Brooks, with a flashy, new hair trim, is the destructive siren who infests the snappy little college known as Colfax"

"Louise Brooks, as usual, is delightful to gaze upon"

"Miss Brooks and Hall are known wherever motion pictures are shown  In the past Miss Brooks has been accused of strutting instead of acting, but it is apparent in this latest picture that she is endeavoring to do less posing, which is a promising move"

"Louise Brooks and Nancy Phillips do their share in contributing It-isms"

"The vivacious and flirtatios heoine of Rolled stockings is Louise Brooks, of Love 'em and leave 'em fame ..."

"The boys fall in love with the same little girl, Carol Fleming, portrayed simply and without feeling by Louise Brooks"

"Freddy Sagor has written quite a nice little story  Louise Brooks has little to do but she has demonstrated her ability before and need only pray for fat parts"

"Paramount's youth picture ... Louise Brooks, brunette beauty, is the heroine"

"It is an innocuous college romance, featuring a group of young folk (James Hall, Richard Arlen, Louise Brooks and Nancy Hall) called 'the Paramount Junior Stars'  Louise Brooks, as the college widow, was diverting and decorative enough to spread havoc on any campus"

"Rolled Stockings has Louise Brooks - lovely, no, lovlier than ever  You're going to like this movie and the players in it"

"This is another college story and it is realistic enough to be entertaining  Louise Brooks is seen for the first time in a 'straight' role. This child is so smartly sophisticated that it has seldom been her lot to portray anything but baby vamps on the screen. She has an unusual personality which the camera catches and magnifies, dresses snappily and makes the most of her every movie moment"

"Louise Brooks is the college cutie with whom both rush"

"... pert little Louise Brooks was the girl in question"

"Now, one feels that Louise Brooks naturally belongs in a picture with that name, and the producers evidently felt that way about it, too"

" manages to be pleasant, mildly absorbing and sufficiently accurate for the purposes of the picture  Louise Brooks looks remarkably like Clara Bow, though she lacks the famed pep of our national flapper"

"Louise Brooks has a lot of personality and gets over effectively with little to do"

"We are to see Louise Brooks in the stockings, which should be interesting. Miss Brooks has built up a following since her debut in The American Venus ..."

"These boys are brothers and both fall in love with the pretty co-ed, played with becoming pep and sparkle by Louise Brooks"

"The cast includes Junior Stars James Hall, Louise Brooks and Richard Arlen. They are acceptable, no more"

"It is a better told story than most of the college type, in which James Hall, Richard Arlen and Louise Brooks do excellent work"

"James Hall, Richard Arlen, and Louise Brooks are most heavily concerned in the thing and they are labelled 'Junior Stars' by their employers. The 'Junior' is O.K."

"... Louise Brooks the college beauty ..."

"Pretty good entertainment for the hot weather - just a light comedy drama of college life  Louise Brooks plays the heroine well"

"Paramount's junoir stars are present - we see most of Louise Brooks, James Hall and Richard Arlen  The performances of all are par excellence ... Rolled stockings has its dramatic moments, the boys have more opportunities in that line - Louise Brooks having but one"

"The leading role is borne by Louise Brooks and the part could have been better cast. Miss Brooks has the bad habit of stalking through her screen parts like an automaton and her face is devoid of emotion under all circumstances"

"James Hall and Richard Arlen do well as the brothers, while Louise Brooks appears just enough to know that she is as good as usual"

"... adorable Louise Brooks"

" a surprisingly nice comedy  the characters are of importance, and they are nicely represented by the adroit Louise Brooks"

"Louise Brooks plays the part of Carol Fleming. She isn't particularly pretty and her acting is not out of the ordinary"

"The three stars, Louise Brooks, James Hall and Richard Arlen are so thoroughly likeable and the story so different from the usual line of college bunk, that Rolled stockings proves to be a delightful bit of cinema entertainment"

"James Hall, Richard Arlen and the pert Louise Brooks form the triangle"

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