Time To Love (1927) These stills are in order by still number.  This could be the correct order for story continuity, or just the order in which they were photographed. Time to Love is a lost film, so I don't know what order the pictures appeared in the film. 648-11 Raymond Griffith and Vera Voronina 1070-15 Vera Voronina and Raymond Griffith -16 (at right) Vera Voronina, Raymond Griffith and William Powell 1070-28 Pierre de Ramey and Raymond Griffith 1070-32 Raymond Griffith and Vera Voronina 648-35 Raymond Griffith and Vera Voronina 1070-37 Raymond Griffith and William Powell 1070-73 Raymond Griffith and Vera Voronina 1070-75 Raymond Griffith 1070-77 William Powell 1070-79 Raymond Griffith 1070-98 Raymond Griffith and Vera Voronina 1070-100 Vera Voronina and William Powell in front of the minister, Josef Swickard next to them, and Raymond Griffith is obscured by flowers. 648-112 Raymond Griffith and Vera Voronina 1070-114 Raymond Griffith and Vera Voronina 1070-115 Raymond Griffith, William Powell, and Vera Voronina (The last three stills are courtesy of Bill Coleman.) Caption: Frank Tuttle directing a scene for Raymond Griffith's Paramount Picture "Time To Love". Griffith may be seen in the boat with Vera Veronina (sic), his leading lady. From C.L. Gartner Dep't Foreign Publicity and Advertising PARAMOUNT FAMOUS LASKY CORPORATION Paramount Bldg. New York O.R. Geyer, Manager Raymond Griffith in "Time to Love" Paramount          Length: 4926 COMEDY MIXTURE THAT RUNS FROM FARCE TO SLAPSTICK CARRYING WITH IT ENOUGH LAUGHS TO PLEASE THE AVERAGE AUDIENCE. GRIFFITH FIRST RATE. Cast ... Being an expert duelist brings Raymond Griffith a quantity of exciting moments which he puts over in good style Vera Voronine the oft affianced heroine and William Powell the other angle of the three-cornered plot. Others Josef Swickard, Mario Carillo. Story and Production .... Comedy. "Time to Love" scores enough laughs and has enough comic situations to satisfy the average crowd. It isn't a world beater but a bit better than the average. Griffith is at his best and there are a few sequences where he knocks over a particularly good lot of laughs. The episode where he dons a sheet, sports a halo and proceeds to enact his own reincarnation is just a shade shy of being a wow. Griffith plays the good samaritan by pretending to take the count in a duel with his best friend, so that the surviving pay may marry the girl. A change of heart causes hero to return to the scene of the wedding and he winds up by playing the groom, himself. Direction .......... Frank Tuttle; good, for all he had to work with. Author .......... Alfred Savoir Scenario .......... Pierre Collings Photography .... William Marshall; good. --- The Film Daily, Sunday June 26, 1927, p. 9 with Raymond Griffith, Vera Voronina, and William Powell. Directed by Frank Tuttle. Paramount. More Information on this film...                                      This work (Time to Love (1926), by Paramount), identified by Bruce Calvert, is free of known copyright restrictions. Books Lost Films: Important Movies That Disappeared by Frank Thompson, pp. 176-185. The Complete Films of William Powell by Lawrence J. Quirk, p. 74. Last Modified February 10, 2025.