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LATEST NEWS OF MOVIELAND FILMED IN TWO FEATURE REELS NUMBER Qtf
EVENING IiEDaEBPHILAPELHIA, SATtJRflAY, APBIIi 17, 1916;
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWER8
Th Photoplay Editor of the Evening
Ledger will be pleated to answer quen.
tlont relating td hl department.
Queatlona relating to family affair of
actors and actreatet are barred abto
lutaly. Querlee will not be answered by
letter. All lettera mutt be Addressed
to Photoplay Editor, Evening Ledger.
SpeahlnK of the mnUlnp; of film com
edies, Mack Sennett In n, recent Inter
View said!
"We only buy about thrco stories a
year. And v.o rend all that come In,
About BO a day, nnd can't over flint
anything. 1 wish we could Whj If
We could ever find nrtboil FPiidlnff
In a story with a germ of linnrst-to-Goodness
Idea In It, that wbi plausible
hnd logical, wo would write the wnn
or woman who sent It a nice, en
couraging letter, le'llnn them that
their story, while not usable, maybe,
showed promise and we'd buy It, Just
to encourage them In the hope that
Bomo time we might Bet something
good from them
Most of the things that come In
look as though they were written by
children perfectlv asinine things that
nobody could uc Why. t don't be
lieve there aro more than five or six
people In this country who can nrlto
scenarios O. I don't mean ono
scenario. Anybodj can get by with
that. I mean keep It up and do It
right along, one wck. or something
llko that What we wnnt Is straight
going action, growing In breadth c
can't stop to go bnck and we neer
repeatl .,
Wo havo to keep changing nil tho
time. Wo have to keep our eyes on
what tho public wants and get kind or
by mental Intuition what won t go
over any more, and then be ready to
aprlng something new There are lotH
of things that raised a big laugh
which In three months won't bring
even n Utter We've got to keep
ahead of the gami.
Ono and two reel comedies nre good
and "Tlllle's Punctured Itomnnce" In
six reels was a big success So thcro
you are , ,
But going beyond more than two
reels In comedy Is taking your llfo In
your hands You have to have It
growing all the time and hnve every
body with something lively to do
every minute, or else our audience
will sit back and sav. "Why ee that
fellow? What's he In there for' He
hasn't dono anything to raise a laugh
for tho UiBt 10 minutes "
That's what jou have to watch nut
for every minute Why. T cut "Tlllle
and cut her. nnd cut her after run
ning her before different peoplo that
knew, so that theio wasn't a dull min
ute left in her
Believe me. the work of assembling
that last reel was some Job There
wero more than COO scenes In It. and
they all had to be put together
logically and so that none of them
overshadowed any other where It
shouldn't. Had to have perfect bal
ance and co-operntlon, nnd It sure was
some work getting It.
Helen Holmes' "Escape
Helen Holmes, the beautiful Kalem
leading -woman, who plas tho title role
In tho "Hazards of Helen," has added
another thrilling escape from death to
her long list of death-defIng experiences
before the camera, and this latest daring
episode Is ss.ld to bo one of the most
hazardous she has ever attempted
Her latest "stunt." which camo irv
near to ending In gravo disaster, oc
curred this week during the enactment
of a scene In "Helen's Perils."
Miss Holmes Is forced to Jump from a
dock at San Pedro harbor Into a racing
launch as It dashes beneath tho pier
Tho drop was a long one, but Miss
Holmes, In her usual gritty fashion, did
net hesitate However, sho misjudged
her dlstanco and struck on tho rail of
tho boat. The terrific Impact completclv
stunned her and sho was thrown into tho
water unconscious. Tho director and
company on the pier rushed forward, but
before they could act several sailors on
the dock Jumped In and rescued the
movie star. She was still unconscious,
and when revived was too 111 to continue
the picture that day.
Railroad men who hae seen Miss
Holmes work In the "Hazards of Helen"
declare that sho has enacted every es
cape from death and thrilling rescue that
la known to railroading in rcalltv.
Saved by nis Wife
A friend asked Sidney Bracy tho other
day where he kept his power yacht dur
ing the winter.
"Oh.she's In drjdock," Bracv explained
They were sitting In his dressing room In
the Thanhouser-Mutual studios In New
Bochelle "There's a picture of her." 'ne
added, pointing to a framed photograph
on the wall
"Nice-looking boat," said the friend.
"What do jou cill her'"
"Named her tho Evelyn" tho actor
went on. "That's my wife's name, and
since our last cruise I've been partic
ularly glad I named the yacht for her.
"Funny thing nbout a woman's Intui
tion. We were way out In t'no Sound
that day when suddenly everything grew
dark and fog fell round us like a great
gray curtain. Wo wero all straining our
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Charles Chaplin in "The Tramp"
and "His Trystfag Place"
"TRICKED"
Cumberland K&'d&JX?
MOM).M KtKMM. 4FHIL 19TU
ilto r.kv in "THE PIT"
&MC. AWVf M T SI&S
eves In rverj direction. Suddenly my
wlfo dodged Into the pilot house, ginhbed
tho wheel from the steersman, put It
hard o-port and signaled the englno room
for full speed nstern. I hadn't time to
get back to find out whv, when a do
strover shot by Ilka nn nrrow, her alien
whining llko a lost soul. Thcro "nndn't
been a sound before.
" 'Evoljn, did ou seo that boat com
ing"" 1 asked.
" 'Oh, no,' she answered, 'I Just sort
of felt If Can jou bent that? Her
feeling In tho matter saved our lives,
though "
Fox Film Releases
Show Wonderful Scope
Tho I'ox Kllm Corporation has an
nounced Its releases for the net few
weeks, and from the data thui obtained
It may be stated In all conservatism that
tho list Is one of master film" Tint
1b the famous "Clemenccau Case," with
Thcda llara, which will be reviewed In
detail In this paper next week It Is
followed by William Parnum, In "Tho
Plunderer," by .oy Noiton H gives
Tarnum a chance to repeat on his good
work In "The Spoilers " Tho cNtcrior
scenes aro mado In Dahlonega, Gn ,
whcie the onlv gold mine In America east
of the Mississippi Is located. Tho direc
tor is Edgar Lewis, who mado "Samson,"
"Tho Thief," "A Gilded Tool." "Tho Nig
ger," and others Mr Tarnum has a
strong cast supporting him, Including
nilcy Hatch, Claire Whitney. Hairy
Splngler and a number of Broadway
artists
Next will come Mario Corel!)' famous
novel and plav, "Wormwood." The story
was plcturlzed in New Orleans by a cast
of star performers Tho director la Mar
shall Farnum, bi other of William Tar
num N'ext Is "A Woman's Resurrection."
based on "The Ilcsuriectlon." bj Tolstoi
For the plcuiilzation it will be a trlstar
case, with Bottj Nnnsen, William J.
Kelly and Edw ard Jose
Thei will come Xnncc O'N'eil In a play
which Is partly adapted from Sardou's
"Fedora" The tltlo of this plcturo will
be announced later.
Next on tho releases Is Theda Bnra,
Jean Southern, llllam U Sha, Stuait
Holmes, Mabel Burkley, who was tho hit
of Nazlmova's playlet, "War Brides," and
15 other placrs In the greatest assem
blage of plcturo and stago celebrities ever
gathered together In ono enst In a re
markable production directed by Herbert
Brenon Tor tho present the plcturo Is
without name
Some of the other forthcoming releases
will be "Tho Tourth Estate," tho news
paper plaj, produced by Llebler & Co ;
Bartley Campbell's "Galley Slave": Owen
Kildare's "Itegencratlon," as placed by
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Arnold Dal). "Merely Maty Ann," bj
Israel Zangwlll; "llachcl," as plavcd by
Madam Bertha Kallch, "Beggar on
Horseback," "Tho Gunner's Mato" and a
scries of plays that wero on tho boards
last j car on tho regular dramatic stage.
The Modern Moves
The Modern Feature Film Corporation
has moved Its olllces from 1153 Vino street
to moro spacious quarters nt 2ZI North
13th street. Hnrry Burns, tho manager,
In speaking of tho change said:
Tho growth of our business has
mado It imperative that wo seek larger
quarters. Our picture. The Man o'
Warsman, featuring Thomas V. Shea
and Dixie Compton, has made a hit
and tho bookings hno been beyond
expectation. Through tho Valley of
Shadows, featuring Florenco Turner,
has packed the houses wherever
shown. An Aeronautical Intrlgu?;
featuring Asta Nlelson, Is modern In
every respect, and proves to be a box
olllco attraction. Wo nre negotiating
for several high-grade features, pro
duced by companies of note, fenturlng
known stars Tho public demands tho
best In plctuies, and our policy Is to
reloase only the best We do not look
nt a plcturo wholly from the commer
cial point of view It must be appeal
ing. Instructive and nrtlstlc. Our
slogan Ib "Watch us grow."
Tho Modern will make an Important
announcement In the course of a few
daja
Write Your Views
of "Hypocrites"
Keen interest Is being shown by the
public In tho essay competition In con
nection with tho current production of
the "Hvpocrltes" at tho Globe Theatre
This competition was Inaugurated by the
mamgoment for the purpose of securing
at first hand the views of many men
and many women of manv minds con
cerning an unusual picture play.
Anono and everjono has been Invited
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MONDAY JULIUS STEGER
in th Five-Act Play
"THE FIFTH COMMANDMENT"
TUES. ROBERT WARWICK
In tha "MAN WHO FOUND ItIM8nLF"
WED. VIVIAN MARTIN
In the. "AJIIUVAI, Or PERPETUA"
Thurs. & Fri CLARA KIMBALL YOUNO
In HEARTS IV i; I LE
SAT. "ROD OF WRATH"
And VANDUnUILT CUP HACE
UNIONS
cum o twicl two
P.. L fim
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and Comedy Subjects
DADI RtilffM Am Jtr -nnni.ln c
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THE FAIRY AND THE WAIF
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tho essays shall be brief and succinct,
preferably not over five hundred words.
All manuscripts submitted will be care
fully read nnd nt tho close of the compe
tition the essay adjudged best will earn
for Its nuthor an award of JIM Tor tho
second best there will be a prlzo of 73,
for the third $50 and for the fourth fC5
Notes of the Exhibitors
"He up to the minute" In the nloran of Her
man nnd Si-nail nho point with Jmt pride to
tho Urrnt Southern, with lta minor screen
latent tpe irojectlon machines and tho pro
Kram of pletiirr
"The man with tho emllo Is tho man north
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Sell Profitable Ticture Theatres
PRICES $100 to $100,000. Both phone.
MODERN FEATURE FILM CORPORATION
Is Now Located at
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Formerly of 1135 Vine Street
NOW RELEASED
THOMAS E. SHEA Assisted By
vriTixao J. OUUA DJXIE C0MpT0N in
THE MAN-O'-WARSMAN (5 Parts)
1HKUUGH THE VALLEV OF SHADOWS. 4 parts, featurinr; the
great emotional actress, MISS FLORENCE TURNER.
AN A,&R0?AUT'.CAL INTRIGUE. 4 parts, featuring ASTA NIEL-
turx. An aonal drama of great interest.
Phone, Walnut 409E HARRY BIERNS, Mgr.
Electric Theatre Supply Co.
PRESENTS
Yfiaffce&)
ilk iisy 'firtM001
A Wonderfully Acted and Elab
orately Staged Production of the
Heart Gripping Classic of Louisiana,
telling the Pathetic Story of Beulah,
the Daughter of the Old South, her
Sorrows, her heroic Struggles and
her Ultimate Triumph in the Love of
a Real Man.
Adapted From the Great
American Novel
By AUGUSTA J. EVANS
4.jBli afAH
ll-IMI.MII
while ' I'elnman, of Urn Koatono, wears tho
amlle of ' It pays to advcrtlao "
Tho Tulpehocken has changed hands Tha
now mnnnffer, John DoMaree. believes In
"Join' thlnd. Watch him at It,
41bl AM) LANCASTER AVU
MATlXi:E3 DA1L.V
WILLIAM U. CRANE in
"DAVID HARUM" and
Charles Chaplin In "The Tramp"
Mon. &
Tues.
Wed
and
Mary Pickford
in "MISTRESS NELL"
Thurs.1
Fri. & I Daniel Frohman's Production
Sat. I of "THE LOVE ROUTE"
Fine rictures Amid Ileflnxl Surroundlncs
Esisaisiasi5iaiajaisjsjsjMaaiSHSaiajaiai3ja
IS
&, .V&W LfS0Mf?JWy
Art Film Program
Laura Nelson Hall, tho orlclnal "Every
Woman," nt first foiiRht aliy of going
Into moving pictures, but Inst year tho
Into Chnrlei lleltc, of tho Thanhouser
Company, prevailed upon her to Btar In a
picture called "Dope," portraying tho
evil results of drugs The picture has
been such ti great success, Bliss Hall's
nnino being responsible for repeated visits
lu cities nnd towns throughout tho United
States, that had she. In addition to her
salno, received 10 per cent, of tho prollta
In tho first nlno months of Its existence,
her sharo alono would hnve been $23,000.
It struck her that moving pictures was
a moro profltnblo gamo than thentrlcnl
engagements, whero ono rehearsed for
five weeks and received a week or two
of salniy, thoso responsible for produc
ing photoplnjs having bettor Judgmont
than the majority of theatrical managers
A natlxo of Philadelphia, sho has elected
to become associated with tho Art Film
Company, to do nothing but fenturo plays,
tho first of which is "Tho Stubbornness of
Gcraldlne," by Cldo Fitch.
Tho second photoplay will bo ono In
ai.Ij that it war announced to he. and evkn morei
this most nemahkable film ever. exhibited!
Unanimously Endorsed by the rulplt. the Public and the Tress Head TVhtt til
newspapers say:
"A brilliant nchle
mint In niin drama."
Inquirer.
'Carefdlly plaseil
ond the company does
notably Rood itork."
Kecord.
"Impresslvo scenes.
'Truth' literally holds
the mirror up to Na
ture." Iiullctln.
"A feature of the
production la tho slng
InB of a vested choir
and the Introduction
of a scenic tableau "
Telegraph.
"Reveals In a sym
bolic, pictorial narra
tive the hlRhest aspi
rations of the human
soul In vlWrt contrast
nlll. .!. .Il&. .,....
...,l. ,l.n ()..l UCglu-
ilatlon. It alms to prove that In
nil aces the essentials of human
naturo remain fixed." I.cdtcr.
Hrnr the hpeclnl SIiinIc I'ro-
tldril Ity (Irenn, Cnlnrireil
Orvhrstrn nml Vcatrd Choir
-rSSSKCMiSS
1 u xsi w
Tim Prodiicer of "Jljpucrlte" Offers 2S(
Mew of "Hypocrlles." I Irst Trlie, I00i Secot
llll hit Dramatic Critics or All thn Dally I'l
lilolie Tlifalry, .Innlper anil MiirUfl Hts.
PHOTO-PLAY
REVIEW
What others say about
The best way I can express
jfnoio-f lay review, tor wnicu
leading lady, of Lubtn's.
Your publication is bright
entertaining matter of interest
Wright, publicity manager Sellg
A quality paper, of interest
fan, that invites reading by every
Enter my name at once for
every exhibitor should read your publication. T, E. Morgan, nn
ager Broadway Theatre, New York city.
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Contains an interesting treatise on the leading Pht0J?laX,p!!r'i
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THE PHOTO-PLAY
Keai estate xrust Building, Philadeipniai "'
BeU Phone,
which mo Binr pari was eipecl.n, '
ten for her, and which enjoyed W
cess when produced In m v".'
Hall'a part In It Is a very Wr . W
rjlng the whole responsibility of (K $2
Hall'a part In It Is a very Mr .. "
rilntt the whole re.onnnthtnw . . toil
on her shoulder. "When tha nam iAl
play Is announced thoie who SL-v
piay is announced thoie who h.w
tho prlvllego of seelnc imr u i. ,T,.N
York will bo able to look tm,ul
hcr portrajal of It on tho ff,'',
consldornblo Interest nnd impatient si
anrougnoui ner career sho lini ii S
Insisted on absolute nerjrii- lW
will havo no reason to complan'iS. ii
i'ui'oi a ma tjciicii uirector ?ns
Mnrvnle. hna hpn hrmttrht i.- ,' UMic
thcatrlcat Bchool, In which atiathrmiiJ'i
loose ends and "Just-as-good" ih, ,?
not permitted to havo play. From m?"
wo havo seen of tho preparations of Sf-
muuuornnesa of ueraldlne," th w,
lion of detail will equal tho nni'lW
plays that hao been released til T
Btudlo In any part of tha world i,'
set nlono, In which thoro are bA
10 scenes aggregating too tctl, tanuJli
of tho value of $1000 and compniK&
pieces, making up a bedroom.
Tho company engaged to support ViS
Hall will bo second to none. 1,7
nounces Vernon Steel, who has 7ft
In llm AVnrM Film rVmino.,.. ;. rWl
Mario Empress, of tho Famous PIiS
Stanley Harrison. Jules Ferrar and ffi
Delmorc, and others who havo apntS
wnn mo Desi incatrical managen $
America and England, and last, USf
no means least, tho Art rilm Com3
linn honn fnrt!innt In d Ami (.... . '
cluslvo services of William S. rofmS'
Vw,. .. iitM nvLiiumr mi
Odds and Ends
Tho employes of tho Lubln ComtiSL
havo organized a yearly bcnefloW intf
elation. Tho mnjorlty of tha playw, fit
mcmDeia nnu mo ouicerB are: ColoJJ
josopn w. smiiey, prcsiaenti IiiTot
aenwartz, treasurer, ana Donald
Becretnry.
Hay ward Mack and Harry Llchllji?
writing a, scenario for nichard Caritj?:
which tho World Comcdy-Star corntiSi
will have nn opportunity for maiterfnii"
now cnurucicriniiuii oiaor man nl4 UIQU
ones of the hen-pecked hutband oi tti
absent-minuca proiessor typos. m
Will nm Knvpmhnm tulll lnA I.l i..r I
rtcal season about May 2 and ulll ti,,"
nnrk immediately upon his first icrctf
nroductlon. nhlch will bo stuceil ilh n
Rolfo's Eastern Btudlos. Tho title j(l
Faversham's first plcco has not iuls
selected as yet. jj
MARKET AND JUNIPER STREETS
Beginning Monday, 2d Big Week Twice Daiij
A1TKKNOON8, 2130 10c, 15c, M
EVEMWis, 8i30 isc,:sc,eo
HKATS TUP WKHItS IX ADVANCE
WARNING Buy Tickets at Box Office pub?
Ignore All Street Speculators ' '1
The SENSATION of the SEASON
A f.ri.fiit Sim nriilb.
ment Photogrsptiy Ii "
celient ana inienioui, ur
latter rartlcuUrlr, U
which 'Truth' In femlnbl
form Is shown In thi
u.. n.lltiAitl artvlnr hf.
f ense " N. American.
" 'Hypocrites' la in ti
leRorj a motion plctun
'Ever woman' orlpiul
In conception, dirlnf U
execution nnd iplndla II
Its pantomime. Notnltf
In the film from b(fti
nlntr to end to offend eri
the most faitldloia."
EvenlnR Ledier. ,'
"A strlklne depirttn
In photo dramas Ai
matlzed lesson in
shams of life In locliW
In the home: In P;
and. most of all. In W
church. Introdnti;
Truth' personified In
nakedness but tb dl;
cacy nnd nrtlstle eni.
- I'rosw-
Uorjjeous In ConU
Sumptuous la III J
.Stnitlnn ronerful?
In Il APP'
Mc i.i.i.. vr
M fnr tha Ilrtt EST ton!"' LV. j
Second. .73; Third. ..iWh. , ""-g f
opers. auurrss a.
m
us
my support is to subscribe to th
i enclose one aouar. j-.uh - j
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and breezy and contains a wealth j
to the photo-play fan. William l.ora,
Polyscope Company,
to the producer, exhibitor and thj
one. Evening Ledger.
subscription. I firmly, believe that I
that grips not only the exhibitor, but Jj
Handsomely Illustratcd.
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