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STUDIES SCENARIO
LION FOR BENEFIT
Tuo Boy Trappers
ow Find Themselves
Rich and Famous
TIIK mnvifi. hnvp tortninly donr nnn
rpinnrkftblf thinj; Ihnt no other busi
ne lm tvr ilfno thoy havt- madr nl-mnt-tnillinnairf
"f 'In.rn nr ntoro
yoi;nctT who. in tin1 old dnv.
otildn't have por .."? a n-pfk In any otfitv
r fnftnrv
All n kulilii ha to do nowaday i
to ho 'dii'ovtT,d" by n movio dirfftor
and thf kid'.s fortuno i-. madf.
A vfar azn. f!IU and Bob Hrndbitry.
tin. vfro jiin plain, orditinry hralth
l.t.js, liviiij in iho I'olifornlii moun
tain and i,ndins thoir ttmo trappinc
animals, a thv had bffn tniiRht to do
by their father.
Todn . at the mature ng of eleven.
iiif are trapping aniniali for the m-.tni'-tiiin
and iitertninnieiit of millions'
of mono ian and their inroii- linc
ri'iiidied a tip ire tliat their juir'-ntt.
oulil ,mi e lime it-gnrdeil a- fnbiilini
"The AdvutitiirtK f I'iII and Itob."
:ie .rie4 of films th hae been mnk-
; iiik for Path", have b"'oine a veritable
mTmij natiral history for thpuatiiK of
other b" from MX to -ixty rar nf
az' and 'he Scott is lini olllelally in-
' ib.r'.ed 'I 'tn as nni'intf the mrit in-
tni'i.v 'i.i'hod. of tea' bin c .ontoraft.
T"T
fll'Ill I'est ndvrniure is called
Ti-ni'P ii.- the Mountain Lion," and-
the Lad i. IihiiI .mil getting it done,
Twc" 'i. gut li.m. nnd iii... he
gut nwtw '.'lore they could g,. their
rnpe nn ., n Still ihej .erssti'd. and
H'ler .l,r. uieks of work thev succeed-
e,l
They
.... intirely unassis,.,J, save
their dog I'oinpniiion. who.
Bags
ill I lie Mil
'"iiilc l.ii.d
f.elp
"f enthusiasm, prowl a
n e. rather than nnj iral
Tl
ip er'-i hre-erils the last iicces-
n i tempi. on see the boys coming
ii tie :i angled remains nf a ker.
I'
i ii ti t'.i . Mm in follow ing the tracks
..' 'hi. g'-rtf. II liflll. I
V'i s, .. 1,,. making and setting of
he fia'' IIVl ' arrles a hnt'iiet and a
ii ilih I.'" r.li deer meal Bob lm-
l"'njgl" a 'ig a llllial of the loughe-i
HW ll.'l'
Tl ' '. .1 .' :l deep hole in the lltnniM
nn.l nun . .!iint upright m n a s),n .
;ukf ,' , ii bnokllke Upper end
' u".id . ,i with the hatiiiei. A smi
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lashioned at llie end of a
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inn of sapling, and lo it- oilier
hi int -is attached.
B"! climbs a near-by sapling
"as him the tree end of the
i" i ili small irec ts bent down
imtihed stake and held down
K g the two books together
n mere overhanging notches
i't lateral pull will disunite
! i liable the tree to spring I in I,
. right position.
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N'iiN i nntlier section of the 'ana. is
i i. in the on., holding di.wn ie
nni snon a large, round im'i-
'in' llllllgs III one ' 'lie of lle sKe
' i is ln.itoni segment 'com cub'd under
! of the lunway Bill fastens
i .nk of deer meat bnil to the "trig
ger t I the trap i- made and sit
P '-Hilly you si e Mr Mountain Lion
nm.ng down i he runway He snifTx
' - ii .m up lo llie del i -meal bait, sat--li'
- I i.nseif it is the leal tiling, gets
tnispn iin. backs up. glares about Iium
sn.fl's again, suddenly sinks his long
whit, hi th into llie bait und gives it a
sharp t ig
Sw li ' Mr. Mountain Lion rinds
I, in. self twenty fei t in the air girdled
back nf his forelegs with rawhide and'
i-l'i ii'lcil from iimre inwliidi thai is
niiiicn ioiis to nil his i lawings and bit- '
log- If you had had doubts about the
bad i.inpcr and fciiciouness (,f the
nn.iiiitiii.i lion, j nu have it no longer
P, .! and Bob innie running, inkled
in ' inlb at 'he alarming spectii. le
Vin'iiu iioosi' q I,, kli exerts a silbdu
ig I, .1 biirmles. pi --tn u the inii
n a' s u miiii'. wln'c Min mnie nooses
i nr his paws .me and aft. and a
.mii n i.f Bull's liiinting knife across the
ngiiti n'.'l lariat brings Mr Mountain
I. .ii lo 'he giouii'l h- b'-ad Pinii'd
imn lii 111 I with a fokei slick l. ll'l
Bob 'timpleles the process of "hog
Itying.",
Idxl fountain Lion has uoffluffrted
OF MOVIE FANS
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the M,Sftt,.st Physieal damage, no. even
from ,1,.. cJTects of his own frantic
snapping and clawing.
A pole ts thrust between his tied legs.
but the boys find him loo heavv to be'
-arrieil and a wheelbarrow is brought
from um.p. and you see Mr. Mountain '
Lion wheeled out of the picture as
.i i. i. - .... i i ...ii. i
umiiikii (" with an inuuciu mm mnu-
mannered calf.
She Wanted a Complexion
Among the members of the cast sup.
porting Anita Slewnr. in "The Price
of Happiness. " l"irsi National attrac
tion, there is a dusky maid called
"Madam." who has a sense of humor
that ripples frequently and u.icon
wioiisly, "Madam" is the dark lady's
studio name for the simple icason that
no one can remember her real New
Orleans uaine nnd couldn't pronounce i.
if they did. The make-up for her role
usually ic just a spick -nnd -span polish
of countenance, but one morning
"Madam" reported on .he spi with n
thick coating of powder on her check".
Kdwin Cnrewe. .be director, was
struck by the bluish hue which re
suited, an 1 asked the c'rl what had
linnitened to her "I'e i..s tired ili-i...
nin' ink on the screen. Mis" I'nrcwc."
she Unshed back, "and from mm on
I'sn coin' to hac a li.ile color in me
face."
Charles
Ray Directs Himself
There seems lo be .mnn doubt as to
who is at present dire, ting Charles Ilnv.
an, I in order lo set ail donhls at rcV
iho-fit. . that he personally directed
I'liarics I'.. Van Loan's Mory. "Scrap
iron, mav nc reenrueu
( liar.i-s nay also iiirceteq his more
recet.tlv completed productions. Iloyt's
".Midnighl Boll" and Bob Wagner's
original story. "It S V P." These
pir lures are forthcoming releases under
the Associated Firs. N'utlonnl banner.
Allien Bay is now ,. member of the
Chnrle. Bay organization, nnd when
asked as to bl- (ousin's position.
Charlie replied, "Well -on can call him
my first lieutenant i nn aide, as you
please, and you wil. .nist about lilt
the mark
Albert Bay wrote iue continuity foi
"A Midnight Bell "
FOR YOUR SCRAP
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PRISCILLA DEAN
INVENTED HER'TAM'
FROM NECESSITY
PRISC'IIjIA DKAN has won n lot ol
fame and n big following by hor
work for tho cercen. but tbrrc iprob
ably nothing that ban more endeared
her to the heart of the nve'raKe young
girl than her Invention of the hat
known and fold everywhere ns the
"Pricllla Dean Tati."
H'h funny about thai hat. too. Pri
eilla never thought she would break
into the milliner' Hall of Fame. The
tnni came from Nherr neeeositv.
In "Outiide Iho Law." Mfss Dean
nni called upon to play n woman thief
' noted for her taste in hats nnd moving
. In the highest t-ootcty circles.
Her costume decided upon, she looked
In vain for n hat Jf that certain style
nnd dash required by her role. After-
, noons spent, ninonc tho I.os Angeles
tnillinerv cslabllNhnicnts were disap
pointing. Among nil models seen, not
one bad the chio effect desired by Miss
Dean. '
Discouraged by her fruitless search
Mis Dean returned homo. She Mt
one dnv gazing nl an old sofa cushion
tt.hnn viwi.iniilv intolrntlon came to her.
Whv not. design and make u hat niy
' self'.''' hc thought.
Deciding upon n tmn-o-shnnter as the
1 most Htvlisb and dashing tyi.e of head-
genr. Miss Dean cut ii pattern from
ome brown wrapping paper, lo get
n novel effect in material, the ripped
up the- old leather sofa cushion nnd
1 covered the tarn with the soft suedc-likf
material. A neat, nnrrow. blnek silk
ribbon and bow completed the creation.
I Next morning Priscllla appeared on
i the studio "set" wearing her original
tntn. Kxtrn girls, leading women, rival
, Mars, wardrobe inl.tresr.en all the
I feminine contingent of Imyersnl City
l ..rr.r.i pntbiiHlnstlc nboi- the hat and
' begged Miss Dean to tell them her mil
liner's address.
"I've nlwavM wanted to wear a tarn.
but never could nffofd It." confided one!
of the Century limiting Cirls. "I'leasc
tell me where jou bought yours, Mls-s
Dean." !
"Do rou really like it?" Mis Dean
1 asked. '"I made It myelf with my own,
clever little "mitts' out of n sofn cilh- I
ion." I
' It just happened that among the
manv visitors to I'nlvcrsal City that
,in,. V.no n woll.kno'-vn millinery manu-
factuter. Overhearing the excited con-
vcrsatlon. he approached Miss Dean
nn.l aked r';nn.iss.on to copy .he model
,'- X? ." Ic.n after some iiesi-
insontr. .umi
tll,' ".r,onscT',Io ..tanfi- nn, follower,
All Miss Dean fans arid follower,
wn appeared wear ng their fn orit. .
" ''cnn ,Kirls.-, "" A-T'
; brunettes, shopgirl and society ina
tffttm nil irnrn tin ttttll. I u( RUrprih
.""- ; v, ; ; ' .: . ti.f it i,ftA.,.nsi
ttiR nnn 01 inn Morj i- " "v...v.
all of them, regardless ot iace, loriu.
features or coloring.
"Well." Miss Dean philosophized,
'if'nll eNo fails. I'll lie able to keep the
wo'f from the door by means of my
trusty needle nnd scissors."
77 TOOK THREE DAYS
! TO GET MAKE-UP OFF
FOIL the benefit of I hose who may
think the nr. of screen make-up con
sists iu appljing a little dab nf grease
1 paint nnd a Hurry of powder, he it
! .1.... Mr- AUIen sneiit three
hours putting' on "her make-up for the
par. of ;i grandmother in "The Old
I Tscst nun inree n.v k.-uhh " "
I At th'' shirt of lie story Mips Alden
lis supposed to lie a black-haired young
. motiior nnd nt the end a white-haired
i cranny. SI"' nchiev.l a triumph in
' make-up. but when any one tells her
' .i,(lf hp smiles grimly and thinks of the
precious lours se put into the task.
nr ...nr.n she could have merely lined
t'
lm, f....0 wm, black and powdered her
I hair, but relentless close-up would
have shown the deception. Instead,
I therefore, she blended a false covering
I "f grene paint
firt the. color that
I would give the
frail. Ivory tinting of
old age and then red, wtiich she worked
in nt the temples, cii"cks nnu tnront.
Bed photographs black and shows up
as hollows whereer it is used.
Before puiting on her wig, separate
white hairs were glued to the scalp with
a spirit -gum. at the wig-edge., which
make i. appear that the white hair is
her own.
Powdered aluminum 'as of great as
sistaiiio in giving her own hair the
i.on-grav look of middle nge. And it
was tint sume powdered nliimtm.in that
made Miss Alden spend three successive
mot nings at the hairdn sser's, having it
washed mil.
ROOK OF STARS
IIAMTION
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CARMEL MYERS TELLS HOW
SHE GOT INTO THE MOVIES
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Cnrmel Myers studies herself in the mirror
H.v
CAKMISIi MYKUS
W11KN David Wark (irillith was pre
paring to produce "Intolerance'
nc consulted with my
father, a Los
. ..,-.' i.lMln.l'
Angecs ranw. regarding .nc ...o.ica.,
episodes in the story.
My father visited the f.riflith studio
several times, and on one of thesh oc
ensions ho took me ntong.
made n favorable impression nn the
noted director, for he nsked my father
if lie would permit me to become a
member of the Fine Arts stock com
pnnv and play in pictures.
,v parents talked it over and It was
finally agreed that I should be olloweil
lo take up n screen career, which nat
urally appealed to me greatly.
My first part was that of a stcnog-
Answcrs to Questions
From Movie Fans
ETHYL Klla Hall retired from the
stage shortly after she married Kmory
Johnson nnd returned to I. again for
a Fred Stono picture. We understand
she Is keejiing house now. She wns a
very frail girl ; some days they were
absolutely unable to photograph her
when she worked for I'nlvcrsal.
Florence Lawrence i returning
to the screen nnd Is working In
Cnlifomia for a company which was
organized by Cnlifornians (capitalists
to reintroduce her. Lois Weber is
working in her own studio, under con
tract to Famous Players-I.asky : she. is
directing productions. Cleo Madison
has been working in Metro productions
recently, but we don't know that she is
engaged there nt tlie present lime.
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Here nre the ndrrscs you ask for,
llobertson-Cnlo Co.. 1(!00 Itrnnd
'way. New York city: Pert Ltibin Pic-
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I Thomas II. Ince. studio Culver City
Calif. ; Famous Plaers-Lasky
. ntion, -ISr. Fifth avenue. Nf
Corpor-
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c. j ; Mary Pickrord Studios. I!oll
wood. Calif. : fioldwyn Pictures Cor
poration, 100 Fifth avenue, New York
city; Metro Pictures Corporation, 11711
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lb I im
rapher opposite
Dorothy Ctlsh In
".Stngostruok.
I next played in n picture with lies
sin I.ove. A few months Inter I played
the lead ng role In "I.ove Sublime.
nnnn.lt.. Wilfred Lucas, and then I was
'-- InorVin'co , in "Migh
" f'"0,,- ' ' '''"'" "M ,
rVw Viw a,.,, Sludlo closed nt that
time and I wns engaged to piny tli '
I must linvc'ffininlno lead with Harold IOckwoou
in "ine tiaun.ei. rnjuuiii. , ,." n
Then cnnie the offer from liiver-iil ' , I,"1" i'"'.v women tiro used, their
to star under its banner, and 1 have hair has to be coiui.rcd according to the
been with this compnnv since, except period of the play. Actors having their
for a year spent on the -N',nv Yorlc own '''""""g must submit to a rigid in
musical comedv stage. k spectlon. It is one continual grind all
Since my return from the stnge I day to keep twelve companies busy and
have appeared In "The Uildcl Dream." In good spirits.
"In 1'ollv's Trail." and "Henutifully I For every production there am
Trimmed." "The Mnd Marriage, " nnd chauges and alterations. About llfty
"The Dangerous Moment." nre made each week, including littings.
Kvery week this department turns out
Co.. Fast Fifteenth street
avenue. Brooklyn. N. Y.
..in. .' ii-i
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Film Co. (address scripts to
scenario
department, I'nivcrsal City, Los
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gelcs. Calif. Ii Fox Film Corporation,
West Fifty-fifth street. New York city;
W. W. Hodkinson Corporation, .VJ7
Fifth avenue. New York city; Selznick
Picture Corporation. West Fort Lee,
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Tlie NIXON-NIRDLINGER
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THEATRES
BILLIE BURKE
1 in "Tin: i:di (atiiin or r.u.A.tini"
i BELMONT 5"D A110Vi: market
"LOVE, HONORAND OBEY"
CEDAR ti0T" A v.'i:D,n avi:.nub
NORMA TALMADGE
In "PANTIIIJA"
' PHI ISFl IM -lAnMyrnr.Tvi;KN
vWLIOLUlVJ r.wrti and nnrn
I,M TCI, In
"PAYING THE PIPER"
II 1MRH iiv'nt r t. ittr.AUi) avr.
CHARLES CHAPLIN
In "Till: Kill"
LEADER
4iht i i.ANt'AP-rnn ave.
tuin-o nHv
THOMAS MEIGHAN
Tin: ritoNTir.it or Tin: staijs"
I OH IQT r,-,n AVD l-Ofl'ST STrtKETS
Luv.Us)l si. f i .10. aim t'-rr- n-iij io u '
MADUfc. KbININtUY
in "Tin; Miti.jviTiijrin; .lA.yinitr"-
i NIXON
r.SD AND MAIIKKT STS.
I.", 7 RK.I '.I
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"OLIVER TWIST, JR."
RIVOI l B-l' ANI SSNOM STS.
K1VULI STX, ,AV matin.:.: i.ailt
"THE LURE OF YOUTH"
STRANII ORIIMANTOWN AVK.
DOUGLAS MacLEAN
In "fill! KIAS"
ATTRACTIONS AT THE
NEIGHBORHOOD THEATRES
APOl I n - Thompson HTa.
' s-'---' , MATINl'.i; DAILT
CKC'II, 111: MII.I.I'.'S
"FORBIDDEN FRUIT"
ASTOR v"AA:4t:,VV)l.Aii.nYAVIi'
m nATT. 5"M,'lJil.i ..
'The Passionate Pilgrim"
AURORA
I3g Otrman'oivn r.
MllllllPf. IlklW
.l.MI iil.li;it ( I ll (Hill's
"ISOBEL"
BENN
'HTM AND WdOpi.ANI)
MIIIMAs . IM'K' '
"LYING LIPS"
AVE.
BLUEBIRD
"PAYlM
Hroart A; Hi
fnntlnumiM
IMfhanna
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rtit.lii-1 i ri.i in
trill ratwuv "
V THE PIPER"
It's a Big Job
to Keep the Costumes
for Modem Studio
OPTION
ldcture
one hears n spectator In a
v theatre remark upon the
beautiful costumes, or wonder how film
companies secure old-style clothes.
Therq are stars nnd directors and
lihiycrs nnd cnincrnien. but the making
of lilctut e.s does not lie wholly within
their hands.
The great wardrobe rooms nt sueh t
place as iho big IJoldwyn studios in
California have on luiiid live thousand
different nnd separate complete cos
mines stored enough clothing to eniin
nn nriny. or n small city.
There nrc 012.") hats of nil descriptions
and 400 swords of various periods.
Kvery day big orders come to thf.
manager of this busy department. Mii
Sophie Wnchner. a well-known costume
,,xl,cr' wm went west from New York
to tannage this branch of the studios,
I'nder her supervision are five scant-
stresses, one tailor, n clerk, and a mos.
senger. will' tlv hairdressers or more ns
the occasion demands. Her day starts
lit S o'clock, and her time is Valuable
until well, lifter dinner time and
when big things nre going on she even
works nights and Sundays.
AN IDKA of the necessity of properly
"dressing" n picture can be ob
tained from the fuel thut an nverace f
100 costumes nrc needed for eneh picture
"'.' .""" he lifted Ittirl passed.
The manager ... i.st.lnsi.ec. every outnt
to KPP mt it ,lls ..rSperir, i n renalr.
nd that the color schemes will "tnkp.,
for It must be reinenibcrcd photographr
hu ..... i..v ..,..,.., ... ..... ,. incasea
iwenry-nve new costumes, which ars
nn.ln.l ... rt.,n,,t i,rtt,,nu hhJ ...1.1.1.
.,...,., ... iiiin... i.t.ii.,..', iiiiu ..ItlLO,
after belnir used, nre cither stored nu'.r
for future use, or. If unavailable on ae-
count 01 special s.yie or mntcrinl. ar
liwnlrnn t ninl naml u iincln .t iL..
r0,iump,
The endless duty of "dressine" the
picture is Just as important ns the film
itself. All this work requires for hous
ing n two-story building hnlf a block
long nnd sixty feet wide.
I'llOTOI'I.WH
Guide
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CARMAN aKn?;,:.Nt
EUGENE b'BRIEN
In "IIHOAI.W.W AND HOMK"
CENTURY Krln "' "", 0,h !,',
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"Just Outside of the Door"
Fay's Knickerbocker M"K-
"THE R6V6SlTION"
FAIRMOUNT M,h alr"A Av-Vsr-iriiXL
vTrvi.:i- iMii,r
GEORGE ARLISS
in "Tin: iikhi."
56TH ST THKATnH nelow 5pru
"IJ . MATI.VBB DAILI
"IDOLS OF CLAY"
FRANKFORD
4715
I'TtANKFOBD
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tl'lVV-riii. .... '? ..' - '
"THE INSIDE OF THE CUP"
Germantown
B5tU flfrmantonn Avl.
l ATIVI'C I.AI..T
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"EARTHBOUND"
IMPERIAL
.1 ami Poplar .(.
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"FIXED BY GEORGE"
IEFFERSON v0,n Mn "
JJ-.I t llkJVVl'M MvrtN-liK UAH
, OTIS SKINNER
l iu "KiMMiri' '
I IRFRTY oAn i-oi.i-.mhia av.
WILLIAM RUSSELL
In "Till; IKON RIIIKII"
MANHFFM i..ntom .ivn
nL.Iiil- . AT MANIIMH fT
THOMAS MEIGriAN
Ui "TIIK IIUIMILII 01' TIIK hT.ilW"
MODFI '-' fOfiTr ST. Orchellr.
H1ULUL, onlliiumi I to It
i MAY ALLISON
1 In "A UK ,M.I, JH'.N ALIKI.'"
lOVERBROOK tiK rom
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"LYING LIPS"
PARIsT niDui; avi a iiai piiin, ft
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MAY ALLISON
In "I IIIM MtltlAl.r. (r WILLIAM jj.
SPRUCE "'''" MSiKOAr
SHIRLEY MASON
In "TIIK. UMI'I.H'IIT-.I("
tr.' r-sr-i.ts.f ji.i un.i ia.r.afr At.
ivi. miNiN 'vVu':;...; ...VnetutM
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