" " v? A'v'f' "i ? "r--(vrji,i ss v ! tiw j'rj" v.,. .cv j i iti" ''iv f i .'CTrin'vwnrfL.i "i ,is.m..i. ,. itt . . i fi . ksv..... fa I i m "rww ji vr-jp. VH-amsss-H-s-MssB .,,,Tyww. .-v.iv-V'J "V- ' EVENING' PUBLIC LEDaER-PHtEADELPHIA,' 'WffiDOT&SDAT;. kPBIfJ 27, Mfr r v' i - - ' . . r 14 & 1 ' u ' 1 .V THE DAILY MOVIE MAGAZINE Yeah, Screen "Voyages" Are Great! Jjill of Us Great Writers Now Sceiiarioize YA ''".V . ""' iiy (il'rti fr wj " " I . I Ml m i TOLIUbTS REUAlV n imy moi ieultfit r GOES "OX LOCATIOV IT l.S cnrl. perhaps T :2o or Sot' ti. k Tlierc is ti ln-nvj fiis liluvvn m from th sea or down thmugli tlio mount ,i n pnsn's nbovn Hnlljvvooil. L'nilf Out tills dni's not di'tir the motion v.cliirtf folk who nre liouml for '"location Four or the groat nuto nn Mi .1 holtlint, porhup" tliirtv ur foit ooiilf ate lined up Iit-fore f li l.iiskt 'uil o iloors. ami the tuvN a"1 thimiijril wu itrn pmplo tuiil piiin'ipals tiifiubers of tile staff nnd mmvra rii'tv. Here is it vanload o il men nn ' joung, old women iiikI sirl men (lowing uhite beanls 0" tvillni'H nun dre.sed in overalls or i'.ill, n- n faded nmt rnievvnni or wnitntii nti 1 vivaciou pei Imps 1 m I 'n il n Some of the piopit 1 ml m iii(! 1 in (liken gun 11 imiB'- 111 " m sliatlRC e I'.ltlliiliill,!1!!. 1 lltlllHt'l sort Jon nilKht si'i. ini iti-tanii' rm iu (l')n the ganitplank of 11 xli'iitm 1 f'om abronii, thoe fiotn the steernije 01 finn ho upT decks, a In teroKcn.'Oiis o leotioti of human tlol,un 11ml i'tain ijphal of the lime plan' or ruti'litio . to be minori'd upon tne sri.cn Sclera auloinobil"" tniulul ih v known people start a'teail fn 1I1 I' I on: the villis liiuihei' n 1 1 1 tni'in an 1 out of all the exi.Ueiiicni 11111I anpann 1 Laos order Is brniigut. Avtav on location, lit u siipinoe t is at u dm I, in 0111 of tue littli "as 'invn A Iuk st-iiiii r tris been .1 :inil while the womb 1 1114 n " ' l WOrk l. iM.IJIs. 111 1 1 10 l'l II " cxlrii pi Mini i luiinllcil nhi'an! 11 1 'he action l.lit-. V, TIT SMlstant dire. 'nr iittenil letnllt- nnd the ir' lt wll. ji'ione in hand waiij. till all is 11 ,il iiess Then he reheit'e tin ait 1 mi icakes silEBetions or inripi ti!i 1'rcs enti.v he calls Camera"' and the .. k us tells that the action is beiuc eg s tcred on the (elltiloid. Later, after n diy or half n dnv hateer time is required has i''nn u iho crowd tnrts for home. The s.in 1 ne of apparent lonfusion. but out c .' order conies once more hihI eerhou , lOtTjed back to the ludio Iliirin. he da the coinpan has lecn prolii'-i .s 1 tli luncheon perhaps a b i.iti. h o lgam niajhe at a restaurant 01 s er,i ehtntirants. A lew davs Inter h Mn. crins nt the cashier's window and tnr tra folk reis.ic par for the work li is a unnmon enough sight m Ho ' ood. and the iuhabltauts who ife no injiloved in the plrturcs ghe it no e "ial atlention. but what a sight foe mii-iMs. who feat their errs nn tue e known features of sonn of tin ' "imipal pUicr or stars! '"There's Fatty Arbuckle ' ' . rirs n our old lad in a innkly black U, ies and large t.pectues Oh. that's Wallace Renl ' to i 'Mates a 1 hie girl ion know "'is just jt of high."' "Isn't he loej ,- A' CI.nVKU young chap, who looks as if he knew a thing or two, nudges sister, probablj . and whispers; That's Lila I.ee isn't idle a pip- Her red cheeks jiiRtifv hi collo- . Hn. natural bloom. ton--for l.il.l ce is a voung girl of exceeding charm ml outhful beauty So It goes. The strangers are onr- fi They'e seen tneir favorites t h. rlesh. The linhitue smile lndul- . nt l at pahing remark" Time was 111 n the, too. were not without a keen erest but familiaritj . while it lias t b-cd lontempt has developed a 1 -ti.il indifference. Suppose thc don't e Ihe folk nf the films todui thej 're re to see thein tomorrow .' And this js Hollywood, and radiating 1'in It In a dozen different directions n the location possibilities of nuiun- ii the sen, tin de-eit the lerdnn .tl'eys, the honic sectors, the buj lii" . ( 'lit. Some Men JY ho Are Barred From Marriage lunch hour at Selnnks stuuio ml i on Lee. N. .1 The lames who star ml those who suppoit stars as lending omen were nt one tnble The subject ittrted to men and mnninge anil lies tbe renin t of the i irv . Kl.'iiiio llanimersiein "I wou',1 no-i titr. a man who wm-e liittoned ilmr. ' I M.irlha M.insfield "I would tun . il' i II man win w..re Ikh t es ' Winifred Westctei- "I wnibl no' iirrv a man who -moked a pipe in tln. M-ot." ! Kattiryn I'eny I would ti tniiin , nun who niriied -i ane ho.ik.il mi' ' s arm or on, ulin wor ni c .,,!! . cn.i Keefe I woi'ij noi m.iir' inn iti 1 in iiilimeil ' Kangaroo Hurler's I nvle I'.uster Kiatou had as his guc.t ;i , 'inn time iig.i nis Fni b Mike from Muskegon Mnh tiiou in ctitcrtHin ,,r elderl gentleman Itii-ter tnnk Intnj n a tour cf 'lie la ifornia heac ic. nn i en to ' -M) ai (Inflitli l'ark w-lm -i I s -iiuteil i, imc ,,f llclhv. ip(l ner til Kenton t,lln 1- Imal'd toln; 'in ti .i-.o rrr ncl M iv-, icrl or.ie- ngl n r1 . an n nl witinn it g perp ic( I r i .k s P, nlf-. v - ti ,' " hr in - ii Kniifl'on iaur i,i a . on.edien 1 1 u h w. s f i i m i 'I le ti r ii n f .Mil -t .i Welt, ii n hi heit - iflt . ii ,i m .irned one of t1 ii i,d I'i-im mis .m bewtldred o ss ,ir.v tiling Griffith Announces lie 1 ,7, Do "hiiist" DW i.UlFUlll , ,,.,, hl Prodi.' lion i' b. "1'n it Wht'o no luinmwicenicnt I as Keen inadc a ' the eat ilier 1 1 , ,-. . general n imager nf th" l.ruYi n tcrests fi tl'ai ,e ihne r 1 ri 1 PP' lllll Is '1 I M il lit .!!' 1 ' the tirs- ti'i(.n u 1 no 111 1 ni's -11. for tu" 1 1.1"' s.en. ii'rimr hav been p.i .11 an 1 pie iinui, m work I begun XX heii h.i d w tii ini r if .i. n.i nfran' 10 "i.- men. tinan ..il . 1' m nil 11 in. nii riht I 11 k VI fit "ffit ri sii'd ' Tie ii'.utini nnuil ui in 11 'liduhti'T loil'iv are i, li in ti. In almost as pioteitn. as copt eights The pettv trim I ries ,,f me lia-t.v imitators are mure or In., pteviirnl b tlin eoit of priiductinn "lor i.if I have w.iirnl t un 'Fiiiim.' and nnvt t .in t I 11 m nh'e 1 . transnnl 11 tn ihe screen I mhlre.s It with n icrv hiitnble detertulnnlion to do tin bet wnrk I can. Vn, I am u"t afraid thai noine mic niav do 'FllUsl' In fun 1 Imvi' time in fllii-b tm nrod 1. 1 n I 'i' ' 11 1 ' c IK 1 Ml I I II . d " " , 1 , 1 1 1 1 HOW THEY PLAN VILLAGES FOR " ,N Nothing Is left to cbattre In making a suitable spuing for :i modern motion -picture. Hero are cWdcnrcs of Hie erj tliiiioiigh ua In which eterjthlng is planned beforehand. 'Die story rallril for a. lllagc of a rer tain Kind. First drawings were made and then (lie arils. ins In the shops of 1 lip studio cnnstrtittnl :i rompleto and perfrtt model. Willi this uindrl the director w.is able to plan out all his semes, to sre what was needed, shot b shot, ami to ileinoiistr.ile for himself whether c cr. thing wa.s as it should he. Oure satisfied, lie otdered ,-utu.il construction to begin, ami (lie result vt.is the building of the Ullage shown in the upper picture e en to the stone chiinb in the tllst.-iiire 'EMI.XF T A I TllORiT THEIR Many oled U riter Hate Decided to Devote Talents to Screen Since Hex Beach Started Moicinent in Spring of 1919 aMlF ic. .ml ntinni-siin of the founding i" the F.ui.ikmm Authors' I'h 'lire I'm puriiuon. nrgiin ' 1 I' Shiii uel ;n,un mid W Ilea. Il in the spring rf I'.illl. in. I marking n new epii. h in th" re'.itiuii-hip of tin- author to the s ii ii, will scon be i elf brn'eil, 'I lie org.nal llieiiiheit'ilp n' I'm I'mi nent Xu'lmi-' .-niiibnii reniuiiis int.-nt. ll of fio-e I iinwe-l tin Icadefhip nf li I'ein I ii'i 11 n i nirfi.'d e.ther in I lie pi i (laUHInll o' nl ginul stone, fm miitnui online ce.( ntntlon nr m the ndapt.iiinn of novels or plays A Mimbi i of authors ni sin ndiug nnwt of their '.me a' the liiddmn studios in I'uUer I -tv 4 "it 1 1 1 . i n.niieniting w ih dtriitnrs in m ' ml tuniluclinii wnik Il III" two 'ill!- siine flu- 'itum-iiiug r. their nigani ation. tin I'liillient i. Imrs Ii.im- wi, ti'ii collaborati d in the sen in ir-iuiis of twentv plmtn pliiv. toiirtci-ii nt which have bei n ic leus,( l If the nthor si. "iii has been mi plctcd. three ar nearing mniple. ion anil tin rciiiainiiig mo are now ream to 'n .mo prod ictmii The llltliieoi' i.l the I nroiu m nm, 'lll. Il rtiliri ,i'd In I he Ml I.l of pllnto. i In'" nn iiupi.i-tin i iim- hi fore srTi'ed In piml'.r"- Ini- hr'n far ti lulling When 'In i"in nf the Pnl i. I llMM'ic HPIIH.nl nihil- llitliors n.liii1-d I. t Ul Il .un n t'n 1 em w ,1 -o n r 1 ihi in 1 1 I '. II I 11 . 'Ill'l I' I ii.- iii" I.l in' d v 1 ln)iini nt I.l - Ill tell'le 1 '. and ii'U' t 1 izhts Hi 1 . ' ,nai ' 'iiivi nf 'ending t. npi'i ni ; nil' ' ion 1 - ' t r ns . 1 1I111 hei 11111 tl 1 .HlllHl'" V T, I .1.1 V l.f. . till Hill I .tm ic. fnr - 11 en pro- 1.1 nf relv mg upi'M adat'ta I' ll.l bnnks si. 1' has isli.lll nf Hi'l l.'l's tn 1 nl tee iiii'in 111 w ni"r in 1 'h ih. il'i" tnr dui'iig the ii ng i ' 'tie li li 'I ,nl i-h 1 n ine l.ii.l- I'i'i iit(inis renin lis itinltireil n nuin lier nt nil it f lieu i- 1 inns iui'. beci ndded to 'lie roster nf tin ... imu wilting n liulilwvii u. Mi. It... 1I1 I 111 knm - 11 Mm 1 tm ! Milu t Km 11.11 un . w 1 '1 Iti it 1. 1 ' 11 V . ii'iin Mi 11 1 1 -s.i 111 Kill li ' 11 Nm n 1 in e I nnd 1 1. iiiiiii r ti I. Mis II, i- s 11 1 I 'Ul .1 iinui ,.'. li 1 i' f 1 1 In -1 1 1 11 1 mi Mi.. 1 1 d'THln t inn 11' ' "Hill i ing v 11 h Mi r.k.i ii. 1 1 I T. .111. I III I ' In an I Vh- f. " II null 11 I I 1 ures emit i u .11- gniiip u H n 1 It'l ti Iiu-1 1 .g' . . ' - li . I I )' III Ill' I III I. Ill II 111 fill llllillllll s . fin the .. -1 1 n t . lis. In h.v lierlrnd" Athirlon. run- , I 111 ve Micnd lv It i I Tub ..I Two U 1.1 Ids nn I ut lliaiis ' In ( on v c ri)' ii r Mm - gem 1 1 -V x . 1 1. " I li. 1. ni 10 ,s Fiid! ' In Mm l.nhiii. Uinclia.t. .nm two I t rnv S nit sliu'i.H. et linliailll'd Alt IliiUKtl I'll il King's t.rnnij. inciure. "Kai tliliuund ' was suggested bt mie nf his .hurt aim', in. the lllldltloil 1 to the pllotoplllt Will -n titiil 'Inn It Ini. line tu nil int. nl. Ml .11 'g'l 'I 'Hi' I, I . Mil il I Hit' lk'llCll in last two siUSllU. I he Silver Horde.' Hex Goiiu CELEBR 1 TE SECO I) I VN ERS IR Y Snnn ' Nn-th Wind s Maln-e " ner-ltllP tnnle Vtlnitnti "I lut of the Storm." Dun t N.glnl niir Wife '; Ilupert Unguis I he fup of Furv ' Scratch .M I En k ' Dangerous On vp Ahead." "Thr i Mil est Itasil King "The Mtier i alleil Straight "I.arth- bound (ioiivnnicur Morrie. "The i I'enalu "A 'I ale of Inn Worlds "Ace ..! Mentis '. Mnrv ltnbirts Who- In" D.iugeiiiiis Davs "" "It', ti (lre.it I.lfi I lie I'lnllnUs Find' l.crov i'nM I'ni'nirs of the Night " :im two 1 i n n - .i nl iifiiiniiicil That Matter of Hcicjht l.usine u l,i, en is il tni. i I'miwar Tcnile i f, fnj.t too. Ilwen oore Is (! tu'it ni-n Ihe height nl an in lot has nothing i.i iiu with tl,i length of the tilm hi stars in LEADING LITERARY LIGHTS WRITE FOR MOVIES t$$k &m "if - w rh nTF3&'-svX'&&Ai9KlKfL.ysj4ijairr'L " SJA yJA Jfci aabJaaVHETBisttlaaaaaraaaaaan jAJB "V dBEaViBsb. ' 'ihnmi WiirwFn&.WZtiSr.r ' t QtMamlt &&$ At .ttKlkaVaaH maWm. MEMW, Emsffimmn&mmfflmmm mMWmniKB... fa?MmZMMi&.Mmi!, JtKKOKSmMmBmLmr'il ' J tPfelllPl , aiaVaViiHliiiiS 1 lli.i tue siiiiic nf (he itnleil .nillim , vilio have I, then up tlielr n-sfilemrs in "Celehill How" ill the fiohhtjn sliidios it ii' il ( ,1'if I In .ire si'iiidli lift In ilelit, liCiu) Srott, (ioiiverneiir "MoTrls, Sumiiel (million ii t ilits nl Idiperl lluahis, stated Imi ttiiile Mlierlmi, Hnllierlne Nevvlln HiiiF, .Mary IV'beits Illnv li.nl .ind Hilii Hflmaii MOVIE USE r hat Heroines of Sols After They Are Used? Phoioplnv pairon- sometimes nk: What becomes nf the splendid sets used hi pictures which ure never duplicated?" Few who havi si en the fine studio settings used in pn tures, nr even had unusual privihge of seeing them in j course of rnnti n tion at the studios, apprei line that niie nf the biggest tasks is the vvreiking nf these iime' nets after i thev huve hieti photfigrapln'd Th gentle nrt of wrecking is almost as tliltit tilt n ihin of rontrui'litin. For tlwre is no w.ist.igo I hesi i in i ii need wreckers snlvnee CVCIV June ,' wnnil or nail that is not iiretrievnlil' spmlnl Special parts. sin h as niiiiieN, iwludovv and door Humes lini in tiMtuics and s(, on, nre s.ucij in'inl nm stonil fnp ic building -i ml pairing in other set. l'o see a iiuh-hv.. i I go down is a levelation m skillful workmanship Sits nn Mt jn n'iotd time and vv reiki rt ii 'he same vvnv vet the tin- tishcd -rr i, ii- complete and prmtiral ftiMll.87 came into her hands, constat lis a mil t . i .i sin,. for the laik of a i lug of cash on deposit with tho llrook roof nnd mlie- features which an; un- Ivn Savings Hank, nnd nlso with the iini-s.iiv ii the purpose ' I Dluie Savings Bank. lied is as coiuplcte and prnitienl 'WHAT YOUR FAVORITE FILM STARS ARE DOING K. Mnson Hopper, Ooldwyn director, clnhnH tho record for having directed more, pictures than nuy, other direc tor In the business. He has been Jug gling tho mcgaplione since 1010, and In that time has produced more tbnn 300 photoplnyn. Ho started with tho old General Film Corporation nntl used I to turn out two short pictures a week, I Eighteen playcts, riot well known, did 'their Hist work under Hopper's guid ance. Among them nre itcn 'itirpin, who then made $30 a week; Francis, X. Ilushninn and ltcver'y llnyne, Wallace nnd Allen Holubar, the director. Hop per dirertod Mary Iloberts Ulnchart' "It's a Great Life," and lie has re cently completed Hiipcrt Hughes' orig inal screen 6tory "Dangerous Curve Ahead" nnd nlso "Look 'cforc Von Leap." adapted from Thompson ITu ehnnnn'u stage plnj. "The llrldal Path," I.ouls C'alheni, although he has bad muny years' experience on the speak ing stage, Is a newcomer to moving pic tures. Ha ling made a pronounced im pression, however, with his portrayal of tho lcndlngrolcs in "What's Worth While" and "Too Wic Wives," and as a result has been placed under con tract by Lois Weber Mr. Ciilhcrn was formerly a caitnonist with the Newspaper "Feature Syndicate of New ork. Ho still sketches und is now. as a hobby, making a film cartoon comedy 'in his spare moments. His first theatrical appearance was with Margaret Anglin as Sylvius in "As You Like It." Thereafter ho played li number of Shakespearean roles. Just before America entered the war ho orgnnlzed "Mary Ann." a nudcville act which nlaved on the Orohcum time. Upon America's entry Into the war, Cnl- lurn liroke up the act during its l.oa Angeles engagement nnd enlisted In the 113d Field Artillery, with which lie ,seied in Frame. I'pon returning to America he joined the Oliver Morosco stock compnnj nnd was playing load ing roles with that organization when Lois Weber "diftmercd" him. Mr. Calhern says that his favorite flower is roast beef. ficrtriido Alherton has found time be tween novels nnd photoplnjs to write a great pageant called "California, the Land of Dreams," which will be pre sented in Yoscmlte Vulley the Inst week in May at the state convention of the California Federation of Women's Clubs. Mrs. Atherton. a Californlan b) birth. Is nn authority on ber state's early history. Her first story written directly for the screen, "Don't Neglect' Your Wife," deals with early social life in California. Dwiglit Crittenden, who portrnys the role of General Custer in Marshall Nci lan's erslon of the Itnndal Fnrrish story. "Hob Hampton of I'laeer," Is a nephew of the late Captain J. J. Crit tenden, a member of Custer's staff, who lost his life fighting at the side of his commander in the famous "Last Stand" against theHloux. This battle has been reproduced on the screen by Mr. Ncilan ns the big climax to "Hob' Hampton of I'laeer." William .. Shea, Oldest Screen Actor, Left $5861 The first and final accounting of the estate left by William .7. Shea, who was the first moving picture netor employed by the Vitagraph Company of America, made by his sister, Mnry 13, Shea, of H'JO Carroll street, Brooklyn, as ad ministratrix, filed fn the King's County Surrogate's Court, shows as follows: Thnt the decedent, who was about Fifty -six years old, and is naid to have been the oldest screen netor in point of service, died suddenly ut his late home. .'140 Lafayette nvenue. Brooklyn, on November ft. 1018, leaving also nn- other sinter, LUa T. Itrower, of "i.'O jetterson avenue. urooKiyn Shortly after his death. Mm llrower petitioned the King's County Surro gate's Court for the appointment us adminlstratiix of the estute Tins was obiecteil lo by her sister On December 21, lllh, with the ap proval of tho sister. Miss Shea, under a bond which she furnished with the clerk of the court, wns appointed the administratrix by Suriogate Ketcham. In her accounting Miss Shea shows that 'iimsmmaiMSisssmiR FOR YOIJR SCRAP iJm"? '4vff JBS rlHi'l Tw? 'vW HI CAKMEL Answers to Questions Asked by Movie Fans ADA D. Miriam Cooper, in private life, is Mis. It. A. Walsh, nnd 11. A. is a member of tho famous Walsh fam ily. They arc nil now in California making two special productions for As sociated First National. D, McD. ICnthorlno MacDonnld has two sisters, both of whom are in film- dom. Ono is Miriam MacDonald, whoso husband, Captain Clyde Unlslcy, is nn assistant director nt the MacDonald studio, nnd the other is known as Mary MacLaren. CRANFOUD Conway Tearlo. American born, played on tho stage in England supporting Sir Charles Wynd ham and Dllen Terry. Hero at home he has been lending man for Grace George, Klhcl Barnmorc, Blllic Burke, and Viola Allen. r SILLSITH Milton Sills s is now lending man with Betty Compson, mak ing "At the End of the World." F. G. M. Conrad Naglc is with Dorothy Dalton, ranking a picture which hns not yet been named. Cecil B. Do Mille is directing. Address Nngcl, care of Paramount Pictures, Hollywood, Calif. 0AM O'FLAGK We can't publish the addresses of all tho companies, but hero nre the principal ones. Send jour manuscript addressed to tfie Scenario Kditor and inclose n stamped, self-addressed envelope or return. It may come back, you know. Ttobertson-Cole Co., 1000 Broadway, New York city; Bert Lubin Pictures, 1470 Broadway, New York city; Thoma3 H. Ince, studio Culver City, Calif. ; Famous Players- PHOTOPLAYS )aily IzmKizmzzysmtzzz DIRECTION STANLEY COMPANY OF AMERICA All.nsls.-.s 12th, Morris A. raaatunk Ave. Auiamura xtHt. dhiu hi 2. j:vb.. ots 1 0 ' "THE KENTUCKIANS" All tTPUCMV Trankford i Allnrtwny nL.LiL.UI .-ill 1 Vat nnlly 'J 1! NAZIMOVA in "IIII.LIONH" 13. Uvea, at 8 BROADWAY nid nydi'r iv r'f.tlltK In 'POLLY WITH A PAST" -.-si rMI Al am Slitplwooi1 Avea COLUINIAL. 2 SO 7 unit Of M. MONTH Hl.ll' In . .,-,. 'THE KENTUCKIANS" DARBY THEATRE . l.flV CIIANKV In "THE PENALTY" EMPRESS A,?Aff5..:AKNIC MADGE KENNEDY In "Till: (IIM. WITH TIIK 3X7. HKtltT" IT AMU .Y T,u:nrt7 tatl Markot St. lo Mlnnlvlii CONSTAlNtl-. tsirniNti I'SOMnTlllMI IlirrKKRXT" GREAT NORTHERN lT? f'o'K15 GEORGE ARLISS V In "TUB IIKMI." ,.,nrDl Al O0'r VVAIAIT 8TS. 1I. ItlNII'M "EARTHBOUND" 333 mAKN.n. 1 m m u ib v. m OTIS SKINNER In "KIHMET" mm MAiiurT M'ni.r.T 1 KirNVCOO S30A M loll 15 1' Jl FRANK MAYO in "riir( MAH.Mrm.NT hkltk" n T I Tr ObllMANTOWN AVHNUQ ll ALi 1 - "I Tulnehnrk.n St rv.cit. in: mii.i.i'.'s "FORBIDDEN FRUIT" ni irjV MAItKKT HT IHJt.OW 7TII KUIjI 10 A r toll 15 1'. M. WANDA HAWLEY In "HKIt nitST El.ni'KMIVNT" pTvAV 1211 MARKET HTIinKT OAV-'l 8 A M TO MIIINIQIIT "TWIN BEDS' AT WEST CHESTER KlAI TO lil.llllf.IJ Alll.iss Iii ivirwsis "iiu: iii.yii,", IDLE HOUR ,,N' vidiih'h BOOK OF STARS MYICIIS Lasky Corporation, 4S5 Fifth avenue, New York city ; Mary Pickford Studios, Hollywood, Calif.; Goldwyn Pictures Corporation, 100 Fifth avenue, New York city ; Metro Pictures Corporation, 14i0 Broadway, New York city; Vita graph Co., Last Fifteenth street and locust avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. ; Universal Film Co., (Address scripU to scenario depnrtmnt. Univer sal City, Los Angeles. Calif.); Fox Film Corporation, West Fifty-fifth street. New York city ; W. W. Hodkln son Corporation, B27 Fifth avenue, New York city; Sclznick Pictures Cor poration, West Fort Lee, N. J. ZOItnO We announced Fairbanks' next picture last weeje. DlduU you sco it? His current release is "The Nut" nnd he will soon stait work on "The Three Musketeers," on which be says he. will spend more thau half a million dollars. Said Martlui to Eugene As Martha Mansfield Is about to be come a Sclznick 8tnr she had ber way about n grcnt many things that have to do with photopViylug In thnt organiza tion. As for instance: It was necessary to go to Floridn to take some exteriors for Lugene 0'Brlen newest starring piece, in which MIrh Mansfield Is tho leading lady. The choice of "location" was, by courtesy, left to Miss Mansfield. "Would you prefer to go to Miami. Kisiamc, St. Petersburg, or Pensii ola?" said Mr. O'Brien. r'Kissnme," said MJss Mansfield, very sweetly nnd promptly. He did and they went. rilOTOI'ITrt Photoplay ITlfTbc NIXON-NlRDLlNCERfTifl J THEATRES UJ AVPMF IP -5th "' ""J Allegheny Ave. f V EW Ut MATINU1S UAltiV TIII'.OX llll In "SALOME" BELMONT 5"u Anovi: wKi--T 1.0V f'HANr.V In "THE PENALTY" CEDAR 0T11 L cl'DAn AVK.VUE iosth iii.n: in "THE KENTUCKIANS" COLISEUM MAitKirr iii:Tvr.r.N MTII ANIl ftftTll niiin i im' m "MAROONED HEARTS" HJMRf) 'r'?,T ST otitAnn avis JUIVIUVJ juml.i; Junction on rrankford "L." HTAIl I AHT In "WHEN DAWN CAME" F FADFR 1ST I.A.VOA8TKII AVE. i,. fTI.VK JOIINfiTnvi: In "The Plaything of Broadway" I OniST..15'0 .A,Nn 'lOCl'PT HTIltiRTS L.ULU01 Mye i ..in, a an ijvjs.. 0.30 to 11 VIOLA DANA In "( lDKItKI.I.VH TM1.N" NIXON s:r AND MAnK,ET. bfa and ti iriiiii'.s.n i.ow F, In "SQME ONE IN THE HOUSE1 ii RIVOI I Ml AND HANSOM BTa. 1 WL.I MATINDB OAILT "The Palace' of Darkened Window" STRAND 0I!UMAN,iP0?;) aT "THE KENTUCKIANS" ATTRACIIONS AT TUP NEIGHBORHOOD THEATRES APOL 1 O f'-" A 'HIOMl'HOS hTsr s-LlS- M VTINKi: lull Mil A MIIM. IAKTK ; III', ilVlis , "TWIN nVnuJi"1 '" TWIN BEDS'1 ASTOR ,"ArATW',-",lAr,nY AVC CHARLESACHAPLiN In "TIIK Kill" AURORA "i3" 0r""""oW at.. KATHERINE MaeDONAlS" In "I'ASWION'H I'UWtlKOUMi" BENN ",SSnD'il2? vb. FORBIDDEN FRUIT" BLUEBIRD n"fri "J ma)lltnah - ? TT. Zf. I onilnuoiil, y until 11 ''HELIOTROPE" DO YOU REMEMBER THESE STARS OF-ONGAGO? jlTABEL NOIIMAND waMhTkeTto ATX mnnv "TCprBtonn i.nmt,1i. i- . 1014 nnd before thnt at a time wW Rhe was making a bathing suit rcou. tntlon, So early did lary Pickford start ta ' step with a growing industry that ",,. I iB3uc t oi ncr universal two.rccW were being circulated in 1014. , The Kalem brand of photopln i, gone and forgotten nnd ttuth jioIa5 hns become n serial nnem, 1...1 .l. der first fame as "The Kalem Girl.''tt "HenrtH Allrlft" was ns good n nh. toplay title in 1014 ns it would be Sow Boincmbcr Uorcuco Lawrence starred in It? WB) ' Owen fnnre. nresenf u1m nt 0.1. . . r ,...v..w uvn, wi ijcizntcit pictures, wa widely popular as film m a "The Queen of Shoba" was first midiC as a two-reelcr. and the star was Mrr Fuller, n reigning quccu of tho screen T.tninn nioh n a vvm.i. .., . . trt Hcrron wcro leaders in prcsonti. tions of "Tho Itebclllon of Klttv'' 1. 1014. Ilobert Hcrron died at the to AI hlo nnnlllnrlli. anmn fn.ti ..,L r wi ...a ,,v,, ,........,, .u. ,t 1UUUID3 J.. ' The era of "store news" bMim ) 1001. A dlmo then admitted to film, miu cuicrcuiuuicui. uy illustrated sont'' ringcra o; we wen-Known welkin. It was not until 101.1, when Gnbrieled'As, nuzio a. masieipiece, -'tjaiiiria, " dovI oped motion pictures, first $2 entertaii. lUl'Ul, TALL GIRLS NOT WANTED FOR COMEDY HEROINES Sad news for the tall girls wnohirj ambitions to appear in motion-pictun comedies Is found in a compilmM from Kducatlonal Exchanges of tit hpisbt of some of the featured players uppcuiniK in ltn vuriuun nraniiN ot pu. tures. Here arc some of the fin.. Vera Stcadman (CJiriBtle), G feet 3 inches. Teddy Sampson (Gayety), G feef J, inches. Dorothy Mackaltl (Torchy), G feet 4 ' incnes. Fay Tinchcr (Christie), G feet inches. Beatrice Monson (Mermaid), 5 feet 4 inches. Dorothy Leeds (Torchy), G ft 4 inches. Helen Darling (Christie), G feet 5 inches. Ireno Dalton (Vanity), G feet 6 inches. Mary Wynn (Gayety), G feet 4 Inches. 7 Vioru Daniel (Christie), Inches. ' 5 feet IK - Patricia Palmer (Gaytty), 5 feet 1 inch. Dorothy Wood (Mermaid), G feet i inches. Dorothy Orth (Christie), 5 feet 1 imili. . tiilllnn Blron (Mermaid), 5 feet 4 inches. Weights of the young ladies ran ill, tho way from nn even 1 00 pounds for Dorothy Urth, up to i;ju, nt whici Irene Dalton tips the scales. The Ut ter is tho tallest featured girl nrnrar- ing in any of Hie' comedies relented thrnnrh Educational. ' One of the explanations of this limit to theJielglit of girls Is that the artf- ago male comedian is not n large nuo, though exception are Lloyd Hamilton nnd Eddie Barry. Another is that daintiness Ih another of the rcnulsitet ' for tho comedy heroine, where bcautj li such an important factor. rnnTorrjVYH Guide PAR MAN OEruuNTowN' avb. rwmF.vrK innn in "LYING LIPS" CENTURY ""mVtVbIIi 1 "PARTNERS OF THE TIDE"'. 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