z '.'!. . y? up Jfc f V. ,. "'h ' l W rc- T Daily Mevie Magazine &r FOR THE FILM FAN'S SCRAPBOOK JAN C NOVAK TVc tciK 1c glad te putlish the pictures of such screen players as are suggested ly the fans THE MOVIE FANS LETTER-BOX Hv HKNTIV Nettle Bcbe Daniels gives her age as twenty-one. Hurrlsen Ferd was last seen here with Nerma Talmndge In "The Wonderful Thing." He Is at present working with sister Constance In "The Divorcee," but before that comes here you'll see him in a romantic role In Nema's "Smiling' Through" and in "Leve's Redemption" with the same star. IIe seems te be partial te the Talmadgc family. That question of the most beautiful actress Is a matter of opinion, leu can never get any agreement en the world's most beautiful woman, nnd the same applies te the film stars. I've heard Elslo Fergusen called I thnt. and. at ether times, Marlen Davies. Agnes Ayres. Kathcrlne. Mc Donald and May MeAvey. but ou really, must let me sidestep that ques tion and the following one (who is the Mt-loeWnc actor) Is just as dangcr- ri. m. Whether Wally or Schlldkraut or Barthclmess or Valentine wins that ,stlactleu fs a matter for the "fnn " tn Hectde for themclves. Your request for pictures of Charles Merc; -i dlth nnd Ferd ere noted. One of tin; latter has been previously requested and will be coming through shortly. Yeu knew we are a whole drawcrful ahead What de you mean, "publish a geed picture of Valentine"? We've been using "Rudy's" pictures ever since the AiAvia Mncnrinn started, a iu c-.. but I cannot answer our question of ttin fnltbs of ncters and actresses. , Although the is ene of the stage stars who has never seemed te fancy the , camera, she" is et present playing iu a Itobertsen-Colo Company, and canbe addressed care et mat i-uimmuj. Serenth avenue. New Yerk City. ,1 .7. Cerbctt Is at present touring S?.V.nt" "aCI1,"e .,,".-. t 7n i ' ,lt .1...!. ..Ilt uiiiy . un. iu. i..j '" ,-, - ,... 1 think of that would reach him In area' Hpuable lengtii of time 1 is "lre,"""B Director, Qpsmopelltan rroductleus. aiiii sirci:i,iu -. --"-:'-,- ieric uy. ?.. I""''--r ,:;,,,- V ;, , " n,env'. nrnrlnrtien of "The Ileauty Shep," net vet releabcd. Glad you like Jie Letter Bex se much that jeu can hardly wait te get held of the paper. Come again. , Diane The girl you mention In "Ladies Must Live" was Clee Madi Madi eon. I don't weuder you couldn't keep them straight ; nobody could be expected te in such n picture. Y-v It was Marj Carr In '"Over the Hill," but It v.m, Mary Aldcn who had the role uf Mether iu "The Old Nest." ( ... , Mae C. Baylln writes: "Until new, I have been a silent looker-en, but new my lre is up. Hew dare you sa Nailmeva wears ugly clothes. Ne mut ter hew ugly they may be, when Niui Niui meva wears them they nre superb Nazlmevn is Nazimova. nnd .there N nene like unto her, despite the fact that shn ban had some ery peer plu lately, but I nm sure she is going tu redeem herself in the very near future An actress of her supreme ability can not help but de be. "Mr. Neely, plcase forgive me for exploding like this, but I can't help it But honestly, don't you think new. Naxlmeva Is se wonderful that mere words can nccr describe herV Anj Imw. I tlimk von arc n dear old dur- N ibg-cven if I am a teeny bit Mre nt ! jwi. 'cause we are nil entitled te our own epiniuiii j,uvre. ..uui. ." please, like aneld dear, print her pie pie ture for me suen. (Yeu hoe, I call von old, just as ou claim jeu be, but I has me dects.) "Seriously bpcaklng, Mr. Neely, de you net think people are u-ry silly When they Keep asking ipiestlens about the age of that 0110 and this one; un they geed, bad. etc? Why run they nu' let their private lives be their own? Tli flrst thing jeu knew, some one cemeb nletig and knocks our illiuieus llat 1 1 ties the elung). It seems te me when WO pay our nient-j te see a certain ae. or ee nctrech. if they nre"ieall com artists, uud we cujuy them, thut c-lmuM he siifucic'it." (My, J"U certainly lake 1110 te tiihk 'OH tlld CUChtleu of Narlmeva, dun't yeuV Yeu are perfectly tight, though. she bes had abominable pictures. I'm hoping that her "Dell's Heuse" will be nn Improvement, because I remember hew wendc-fully she played the part r Norn en the stage. In retard te bet , Win "wonderful," I'm half Inclined! StfiL" MDtbncrnarst8tweB('ric" M. nef.lt tures. she seemed te lese most of her art when she left the stage for the screen. Anyway, I'll try te print her picture very seen. I certainly want te shake your baud en that last thought of yours. The closer you fans and "fnn cttes" come te knowing the real facts the mere likely you are te have your illusions shattered. Excepting In cer tain cases, It Is better and safer te let their art and their acting be ap preciated as such, and forget the ldol ldel ldol wershiplng, but of ceurse that's some- thing that will never be. because we all put our favorites en a pedestal.) It. A. HeWen The cast In. "A Wlse Foel" was as follews: Jean Jacques Hnrblllc. James Klrkwoed; Curmen Doleres, Alice Hellistcr; Zoe Barbllle. Ann Ferrest: Geerge Mnssen, Alan Hule: Sebastian Doleres, Fred Hunt- ler Cernril frnli 'WHIIem 1J.l . VI- plnia Peucctt. Trulv Shattuck; .Tudce vuiiut"uu uurics iciu ; .irac. Jauc lelfl. Mabel Van Durun : Fille, Harry DaaM- Curate. Jehn 'ilerdman .anry .m. I m net aware that "The Cabinet of Dr. Caligarl" hud any pnr- ficular hlddeu meaning, but it seems te nac puzzled tne fans very much. It was jusi a picture with n story, sup- settings wvre made weird te represent the ii-j-.-ii iu ui- iuiij uy a mailman, ami the world as It mlelit annear te sneh n mnn Onl at the end wai the frccret of the lnuik 0. Nita Naldi Is working with Owen Moere In u comedy, under , dres her care .SeUnick Studie, 818 East nlntimi .-.. I.n n 1 il.. . ' "l. "" DCar IUturc- ... Jpan SiGnd your quetlmv wcrp answered properly. Se you would like fe fcie IauUni, FrcdcrK.k B3 fhe Vamp 111 tJioeu ana nana. mic wen il preDan y pe line, uut n did leu linnnen te tlilnk that she Is under contract with another company? What's the matter with Bcbe Daniels. As for the tragic ASCO Kv w-r jw 'A Pride 1 IaI 'J;tJ in inmii,1 five eeniR nrwi T m.'i n.r,. t,. .,.m :l', works harder than ,tiA i -sii. ia ..;. f ...111 a . f-nimiiLiiv. vi ip. ... " 7 " - ... !.,; 4,, KfTJII . ..I.,..., " In wn. -jyu i.e. iNiiuic. x will irj- in nave uer 1 5.T.. v.i.u ,:r jiii 1 il. (TWSM&y . i HSTl OlOWfc-a UU. Mil wnHmaMM Our Master Bakers take a genuine pride in their art, because, in producing the big golden brown leaves of Victer Bread, they "are achieving as much as the author or artist. And when you eat your flrst slice of the deliciously wholesome Victer Bread you'll agree that our Master Bakers have some thing te be proud of. Victer Bread e A n M A -1 10 A pan of Victer Dread "There's health jj) &c fk, rinTllprr r kr bib 1 s i I " i i 1 1 n Sold only In Asce Stores located all ever Phila. and through out Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland. aBERSKSSBSSSrmSKSSSSRS ASCO ASCO ' &X&rTOXw-TS ending, nothing lins been said ns yet, but ntt they iireduccil the piny In lion lien lion den with u linppy ending, and ns trage dies nre net minted en the screen gen prnlly, I tlilnk jour liepca will be realized. I eertiilnly did think "Foel's Purndlne" win one of the best iilc Hires I ever haw. Veu'll rcmcniber I Included It In our list of the twelvft best of the year. I hae no Idea when "Ilevend the Itecks" will be shown In Philadelphia. There la still another Valentine picture, "Moren of the Lady Letty," te be rclenced before It. Serry I huen't been able te find out anything about Ituby .Tean, but I'll try te get the Information necessary. Columbine writes: "With your per per nilwlen, I beni. I nm writing again. Plfiit.0 threw this Inte the waste basket If It takes tee much of your time or of tpace In the Letter ltex relumn. It Ik very amusing where you t-ny you would be tee nervous te meke geed love. ' Why it takes n nervous fellow ; the stolid one has no perception. The point is just tlie one that Lew Cedv niailr. ler rather, the character he plaeil. iu J 'The Ilclevcd Cheater,' where the bnh- fill man get him te kiss his sweetheart I for hlra uud later the bashful man fel- 1 I lowed It up. Then Lew Cedy watching , him threucli the curtains eald. 'the ' d amateur.' Hew often have I 1 thought fenicthing like this. Yeu sax like the bowing und lingering of n fine violinist; well, why net. When ou have struck n girl w he gave you n pel feet kiss didn't jeu notice a difference'' I'll saj f have, though the mau with wich discrimination Is rare. Any beer can kiss 11 girl, but the Intelligent em can de it better. In 'Weed und S-ind' Otis tjktnnnr in tin tccne with Dena Sel. wheu they tlnnllj surrender te their feelings, gees around back of her and encircles her waist that way. A ter rible piece of gaucherle, that is sure. The man I was with noticed nothing amKs. Howeer, I thought, 'Oh no, peer brother te the ex, you wouldn't.' New I ask you would such a thing be nat ural, te say nothing of artistic, te first take your love In jour arms and kiss I her, standing back of her? Ditrlehstclu knows something of these Ultle nice- 1 tics. On the screcu there are few, ul- 1 though Mclghun is waking up te It u little. Perhaps it is net the screcu stars, I but the men who manage them, who I simply want the old well-worn obvious things, or tlilnk that lb nil the people , want." MAX LINDER MAY USE WARSHIP AS OCEAN STUDIO By CONSTANCE P.VLMKK Hollywood, Calif. W HEN Max Llndcr, the fameu3 French comedian, beard that the U. 8. S. Ahrt was te be scrapped be fore January 1 of this year he wrote immediately te the Navy Department, offering te buy the old chip for use a a motion-picture studio. If his offer is accepted he will fit her out for a live year around-tiie-werld cruise, making pictures in which he will ue people of all races and backgrounds of all coun tries. The Alert was built In Chester, Pa., In 1S73, and is new In Pacific waters, under the command of Lieu tenant C. N. Cusldy. She has cruised ali ever the world. The ether day Prlscilla Dean nar rowly wapcd death by drowning, nnd did succeed in catchinn cold and ruin " a perfectly geed hnlrdrcss ing a perfectly geed hnlrdrcss. it wuh all because a enncntrr en the set made a slight mistake. They were, filming some water tank scenes for "That Lata e' Lewrie's." and tlie director. Hebanl Henler. ordered a Platform built under ' the. water te tnat .Miss uean might stnnd en it Ixtweer veen scenes. The man supposed te tighten braces and secure fastenings neglected one very luiertiint point In the underwater structure In the middle et a scene me hmr uif.i pearcd completely end suddenly en me ur Un 11 mile unciiu 01 nve or n men. nil bent en vnvilij: her life. all bent en vnviic her life. Sli. ull richt new and. incidental. t,lic kept the man's job for him! That a great point In these non-employ men. das. Yesterdav I watched BuFtcr Kcatnh working out the gngH for his new pit - 1 1',r,c' And pinise ecucvn me w lien i young man wnrlu nn uny one e tn the mele iiarlan business calculntud t ' get laugh, you knew. If jeu could ' just SC3 Uh.c peer cenuMiians engnged iii , ,, pn,ctlce of Uilnklns the,,, up you I would knew they earn everj .cent tli It.H 0n.knewn fact. Ixitl, .i the stage unu wreen, mat its uiueii nisier te ire" a tear thnn it N te eet :i hiuah. Chaplin fairly aura's bire1 during the -nnking et ills side plttiiiK mmedlw It's the most beartbrcaklny iRTr; ASCO work one s 'O' i : 'i t A ,S X i a; s ' Ci 01 in every crumb " ASCO ASCO veti the nrA iiiiii iiiui vl Safea leaf tlutig In pictures te watch any of the funny bejs at work. Keaten and his crew wcre trylns te figure out hew he might roll down a flight of Htilrx, wrapping himself In the carpet ns he came. If he rolled ever nnd ever, he might run Inte the b.ml.steM en his way down, and If ha went head ever bceln he would probably rem te a stey In the next block, nil walla te the contrary. Fer llustrr Is n great acrobat, nnd can tumble about In the most breakneck manner nnd still mine out without n Bernlch or a bruise, lie wan np'nnd down these stairs twen l times, calculating, trjlng it out, bins down, tiamllng up, kneellng. Ktriy one else MoeiT around and of fered n suggeitlen new and n huggestlen again, but the only one who Mncd at his heelti was his police deg, Captain, who thought it wns a game. Guy Balds Pest, being considered nn aristocrat of the American stage, gnthcrs soe'nl nristecrnts about htm vhen he plnya for tlie llrs-t time before (he camera, lie Is starring In "The Mawiucruder," a Richard Walten Tully production. James Yeung, his direc tor, ne,dcd tome "atmosphere" fur n big w,ni, and who de 5011 suppose re ported for duly? Tlie Duchess de I.nntc who Is one of the most beauti ful women t hnve ever seen Ludy Sackvillc, nud Ixird and Lady Pephnm Yeune! They have been Mending tlie winter In Hollywood, a,nd have Income nictctcil in motion pictures as a lark. Onee tliey were made up for ttie work-, however, they wcre en the Jeb every minute nnd gnve the filming their un- divided Interest and attention. Incidentally I have run across thest; worthy people, en ether nets during IVnllnnnd Plnney Karle s production of "The ltubalyat," for InRtance. TO REVIEW Y. W. C. A. WORK Mrs. Jehn Grlbbel Will Preside at Meeting In Kensington Mrs. Jehn Grlbbel, president of the Yiung Women's Christian Association, will outline the accomplishments of thut organization during the last year at a meeting tenlg'. t In the Kensington brnnch. The result of the elections held ro re ccntl in the live branches of the asso ciation will be announced. .Mrs. Geerge Snowden, Mrs. Georg Vnux, Jr., Miss Kli7iibeth Farles and Ml km Winifred Fletcher will read annual reports. IhoKmnyBteaMest J Start the day right hy serving JERSEY Rolled Oats - an ec? nemical and health-building feed for the entire family. Big golden grains of eats, evenly rolled and roasted te bring out all the full rich flavor. OXV HisWWVlm W:tt Tomorrow merninp we plncc en sale the jreatst bargains in Fleer Coverings ever ettered te I'hiladelphinns by any store at any time. Our chain of stores permits us te sell regularly at about what meit stores pay at wholesale. New in this Sale the values are simply unmatchablc. Don't buy Fleer Coverings until you sec our stocks and prices. 00 9x12 Tap. Brussels RUGS m BpUiuUd fcT7 nl Chh QQ u oepliti of tnuw -- y- 0 WUUm En In rich OrUntml i cittern tna w' ei. 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Automobile Delivery Kw7l8SJ ki jtaraeni"" " nmui,MthmiM.wmumt.?mmmm)fi DREAMLAND ADVENTURES The Heuse et Magic lly DADD1 This week Jack and Janet have, a most unusual and exciting adventure telth an Indian medicine man, tcAe tcerks stranyc vtagiet CHAPTER I Seeking Wild Indians JANET'S father had told her nnd Jack stories about the wild Indians who ence had lived In the great weeds. One of his stories had been about the strange magic worked, by the medicine men. Whctivhe-had finished Jack nnd Janet sat befere the fire cum talked the stories ever. "I wonder If there are still nny wild Indians in the weeds," whispered Janet. "Thcre arc lets of tame ones who wear clothes HKe ether folks," said Jack. "I wouldn't be surprised If away off in the wild places in the weeds thcre are wild Indians who arc Just ns wild na the deer nnd the wolves." "I would like te see n really, truly wild" Indian," whispered Janet, shiver ing n bit at the theugnt. "Let's go out Inte the weeds first thing In the morning and hunt through the wild place." suggested Jack, also whispering. "Perhaps we will find In dlnns us wild ns in the old days." That seemed a geed Idea te Janet, nltheugh she told herself she didn't want te find any fccalplng or tomahawking Indians. "I'll call you ns seen ns I wake up In the morning." premised Jack, as he started for home. "Get up when I tap en your window pane." Jack was much excited ever the thought of going out Inte the weeds te 'oek for wild Indians, and was busily making plans when he dropped off te sleep. lie was awnkened by u light shining upon his eves. "It is morning," said Jack te him self. "The sun is shining through my window." .luck happen out of bed and began te dress quickly. 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Jahet pepped put of bed and In n few minutes joined him, warmly clad in uu ane: coot. 'Hew pale the sun Is this morning," said Jack, as he saddled the ponies, Trlxle and Topsy. Jjnct looked at the sky, and then she gave a surprised gig gle. ,"Wh.v. that Isn't 'the nun at aft," she said. "It is the moon." Jack scarcely knew whnt te say te ihn.U ,n.fc,t rnthcr Polish. 1 'V." "."" be nearly morning." he said. "We will get uu early start In our search for wild Indians." Be they mounted the ponies, and away they rode'at a gallop. They rode far through the snowy weeds, und at lust they came te a ery wild looking place, where the trees una ttie bushes grew In a great ta,ngle. , "Tills leeks wild cneugs te be the home of wild Indians," said Jack. He led the way among the trees', riding slowly and softly. After hlni came Janet, nervous und alert. The tangle of trees grew darker. Sud denly Jack stepped Trlxle. He pointed ahead. 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COHMNT r J WARNS OF INFLUENZA 1 Dr. Furbush Issues Bulletin Caution ing Publle A bulletin urging that caution be token ngalnst Influenza has been Is sued hy Director Furbush, of Public Health. i . The bulletin states that thcre Is no cause for alarm which might be felt because of the. situation in Isow lerk, where influenza Is prcvnlcnt, but that care should bn taken and persons should net unduly expose themselves te the weather. . , ,, Thcre arc at the present time a large number of colds and cases of mild grip In the city, says the bulletin, but I this Is the usual experience nt this time of the year. ... "The public should demaud proper ventilation In street cars, offices, norkHhens. movlng-plcture theatres and ether public assemblies, and should refrain from attending Indoor gatherings which nre overcrowded," the bulletin states. ..... Director Furbush advised thnt per sons with colds should remain at home until convalescence Is complete and refrain from mingling with ethers. r Celebrate Patrenat Feast Elaberate ceremonies marked the cel ebration of the patrenal feasb of the Church of St. Francis de Sales, Forty seventh street and Springfield nvcntie, vesterday. Solemn High Mass was sung by the llcv. Francln II. MeClernnn, with the lte. Lee Fnhy ns deacon and the Itcv. Charles Branteu ns sub-deacon. Durable as Iren Sale Price $9.75 15.00 ' 26.00 32.00 39.00 52.00 58.00 77.00 85.00 Size 9x9 9x12 9x13.6 9x15 10.6x10.6 10.6x12 10.6x13.6 11.3x12 11.3x15 I'llOTOl'LAYS The following theatres obtain their pictures through the STANLEY Company of America, which is a guarantee of early showing of the finest productions. Ask for the theatre in your locality obtaining pictures through the Stanley Com Cem pany of America. . I IRPRTV uitOAi & I'eLUMniA av. 11U1I 1 I M.TlNi:r. DAILY VIOLA DANA Jn "Till! 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