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HAYAKAWA TALKS
OF LOVEMAKING
IN JAPAiS ; AND HERE
6Vji.iir Itniinknicn and in iviifi- (
t'afinj; irir. 7'tirw lot', A hit iron
icip ! into million linen
run hcarti. H'o rr fAr,r tiro
iifpaHMr Mr on io 'Ary live?
M'hat do they think of thtit'W n-huh
me w different twin thuifit in theii
own country? In response to these
question!! from many fans.'ve Hiked ,
a staff irriter o the tlohei tion-Coli
company tn mil them in Ihrir home
unit trrite htr impreiiioni. Here u
what ,ihe send im.
QjrOAU- untie." -aid HnjaVnwn
O TJtflo T-ufu AoM laughed dc
lislttrdlj a- -he pnicd a lump "f -usar
ovpr her lnilnnl" pup of fa. l'rr
tending slip wn- about l drop it in
Full well sIip knows. I lib delightful
black-hnirrd Chrrrj -nHowoni lnd of
the screen. Mini her husband. Sciio
Haynkawa, takes hi- afternoon in
straight -except f"r a dash of lemon
"And wh dou'l " sin "no sugar
Sessue?" "ho toa-cii him Sushi
none!"
Slip mimicked linn anil laugh' d gail
Her hu-b.iiul smiled ruefiilh Vlwiu
doPi tin' daint? T-uru lord it ovpr
llnvakawn because 1ip -peak- t ngii-n
so perfectly and hp Mill
.lannnctc accent and
plirasro backward
A Japanese -etvant had tu-t lirmigii'
in thp tpa and little rice nkc- in mii.t
thornughl Vnicrleniiied stle in a
tenrart and the n. nke- were ahout
the oniv toiiPh of .lapnn U-iblo in tin
hlg Impo-ing homo. Ca-tle . ciig.irrx.
which the -tar and hi charming litt -wife
Iuivp built in HhIIwoimI mo-t
xelu-ive u-idmtinl section.
I had Iippii prepared for sliding paner
walls and knee-high talili- from which
one ati- rhv out of thin china bowl
But thp .!apani-p motion -litiiri- ac
tor's home might be that of unj ui'll
to-do llriti-ln-r It I- inn-pr.itnp.
tJiouRh si' ins " imprc-ion of uno--tPiitatintii
lunr
v
iniM'hii'ou- T-uru a thp lf,xt
rid -pot of piilor in tlir biR Iiviiir-
room a she -at -ippniR arr tfa iin
one mall foot rurlpil under her on tin
romfortablo divan She a- attifd in
a cay fdlken klmnno
Think not for a mmiipnt hooor.
that T-uru or lu-r notrd hu-bind 1-aceu-toiiu'd
to dri UiR in iintm- 'o--tump.
It wa- oniv bpiau-i- tbp wpre
ull rnHil m Umip for the -tudio- to bo-
Kin the da - rk on ii!iahiia
Minor-sncpia . Itiarh im-i-.
' Tkiihi plns tin' part
she urefpr- to dre
whirled awaj to tin-
Hayakawa and His Wife as
Just Themselves and as
They Will Appear in "Black
Roses"
0cr lo llio left jou fe
11aaluia dl-Kiil-ed as a
leanird solentlst. ltrlo
lip Ih dlsRiilsetl as lilm-clf
retain li'
Mtiih iitiir u-i
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What Your Favorite
Stars Arc Doing
LILLIPUTIAN TROUPE APPEARS IN MOVING PICTURES
Tin:
vlvi
lovpinakins and
to an AinerlcdU
tnrrli'anirl. Then -lie learn how to
Ms-, and she like It."
Hi looked illl..irulh at T-uru the
Ameni-aiibid. wi'o blu-lied prettllj,
i.odilniR a ent.
"Itut in the theatre I nm-t make
loe American )." pur.-ued Uaa
kawa 'I praitiee -oul ki . niter
ki--. brother ki . fathet ki . all kinds
of lii- all iliffeiciit. Stud ot loie
uiakinR tor tnse"i Rreat -tudy.
"1 make French love with se-turc.
tienn.in hue with heel- together -lap!
Amernaii Rirl love with both arm -o.
Inpani'M- loe all with eje-; lluwaiinn
Imp with ukulele and wag toe-. Yen,
loMMiiakiiiR i- line art
"Itut how did jou make loe to
T-uru Aoki'r ' I could not n-i-t u-kinR
with n Rrin.
"Anieriean waj." declaieil lima
Law a. Piuphaticall) tuirlins the end of
T-uru-- obi -u-li In hi- lone, -lim tin-Rer-
"See, I ii jou."
And then and therp Madame Haja
knwa wh- thoroiiRhlj ki oil. American
fi-hlon. both arm-.
"T-uru ws- educatiu in l.o- An
riOih -clmol." lausliPil the tar "lie
like Ainerwim waj-
" American win mtj line,' nilmitted
little T-uiii hr pjp- -liiniiiK
HAROLD LLOYD
EXPLAINS ALL ABOUT
MAKING US LAUGH'
'"r' CtH'HSi:: I know exactly what
'0FO
, ' JOU
new
In thi-
f Illii-som and
at home and be
.tudlo in the -e-
cIukIum of her hlnj limou-ine.
Just before I arrived thej had been
dinPU-sdnK Rup what lnpmakins
This -edatp married touple: Hut '"
o ifu .lifTiciilt tn retain tlie real
fashion of .I.ipaiu-i'
xtlll "Bet it aero "
picture audience.
"Making love i- einui- bu-itie with
mc." -mlled Ha.akawii "I mean mj
public liivptnakins It I- a deep prob
lem liow to make love for the -att-fae-tlon
of men and women ewrj where.
American man, he i- more plain In
earnes-t than we are lie does eourtitiR
with enthu-ia-in --nine waj making
nar of pVhjinR Rami-.
.i i.. .. i . . . t i fiviiiih tn
earne-i",: CZ Uu? .. ha- ' T''- "' Hajakawa
rrmlltiiiu mid cu-tom It i- bad form' -- .lapatii.e inotinn-iiietiiie -tar
to show emotion It i- the -ame In lyc
or war or -port
"Yoii -i'e J "iins lap.iin- .in ami
cirl not -iippo-eil to ,ij anjtliiiiB 'ibout
love, but if mmiiib man like uirl h" -ny
to hi- mothfi llonorable luaiiuua. ou
talk to old fo'k- ' So honorable mniiin 'i
iIImu with hiinu.ali e iii.i Then thej
have pa tj and Inute Birl"- lionornhle
mamma and papa All tune make be
lieve Inn and Rirl know notlnns about
the -ame in the olil -"lis
peak to me milt with 'lull'
aitnr-: coniedian- and ompdinn
lot- of 'fin: It ju-t li'iiend- on liou- RPtlier under the banner of-Mr-
thej 'act' and how- the 'lonieed.' For
in-tam'c. I was vi-itmi a -tudio the
other d.ij while a direito'' wa- imttiiiR
a new leading man throjgh the pVrllmi-narie-
of a feature picture. While the
actor wax rantinR around Phe -taRe u
Mindb.iR fell from the -tudio tlie- and
landed on hi- lrnil. The direitor tinned
to me and -aid ' 'l.ook at that! If1
that -anbus had hit him atijwheie else 1 tlio hall rolllnif' h nermlttinc the.-e to
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Society IT omen Rent
Their Homes for Movies
NV.W YOUK Micietj women arc
iletermined to make the tilm coin-panie-
"come across" with a little of
the almighty dollar when the film folk
borrow homes, horses and beautiful location-.
Hie social leaders have Ratheied lo-
Wil
liam A. McAdoo and Mi Anne Morcan
and formed a company' to rent their
home to picture lompanic- for char
itj. The fees recelvrd from this en
terprise will be equally divided between
tfip Maternity ('enter of New York and
the American committee for devastated
Trance.
A permanent Wgaiiizatinn has been
effected, with headipiat ter.- at 4 West
Fortieth ntre. t.
I'limoiiH 1 layer--I.a-kj has -tartei
.Madame Oljta Ictroa sailed for
Europe Inst week on the Nleii Amster
dam. She will ro directly to Spain and
nfter ftudyliiK the country ctiatoins and
so forth with a view to perfecting hrr-'
self for the play in which she Ih'Io be
Marred by ICdsnr Helwyn she will ro to
KiiRlnnd for n holiday. 'Accompany Ins
Madame will be Dr. John D. Htewnrt.
who is going abroad for research wort
In connection with his medical profession."
Doris Kenyon, who scored n supppas
in the special performances of "The I
White Villa" on Hroadway. hnR left
'the stage temporarily to work as lend- '
I ing woman in Thomas MeiRhan's latest
picture, "The Conquest of Canaan."
I Miss Kenyon wns so dellRhted with the i
opportunity tn piny the part of Ariel
Tnbcr In llooth Tnrklngton's story
that she left the "White Villa" ,ast '
bpforp the piece had concluded its run. i
I Next fall Miss Krnyon pxpects to np-.
I pear in another Hroadway attraction.
Harry Huffleltl. the icteran charac
tet actor of the Oliver Morosco stock
company of Los Angeles, has been en
RiiRed to portray the character role in
, "The Face of the World," under the
direction of Irvln V. Wlllat. Mr. Dtif-
Itleld wns recently kept on the jump
between his work In pictures and his
Khenrsnls for "Adam and Kva." which
opened at the Morosco Theatre.
Mrs. Hannah Chaplin, mother of
Clinrlrs and Klilnev Chatilin. film come
dians, arrived in I.os Angeles from New
York, the other day and was met by
her sons at the train and taken to their
home on Temple Hill. Mrs. Chnplin is
an invalid nnd it is Imped by her sons
that the mild pllmatc of California will
restore her to complete health in u
short time.
Clarence L,. Hrown. together with a
number of the players appearing in
Maurice Toiirneur's current production,
have left Los Angeles for New York
titj where a number of scenes for the
production will be filmed. The story is
The Foolish Mntrous." featuring Ho
bart llosworth. Accompanying Mr.
Hrown is Doris May, Mildred Man
t.ing. Knthleen Kirkhnm, Michael Dnrk
and Chnrles Van Kngcr, Kho 1ms been
Tourni'iir's enmern man for stv"a'
jenrs. Scenes will be mnde on i'ifth
nvenue and among the fashionable cafes
end residential sections. This is the
first time thnt Doris May has ever vis
ited New York nnd Kathleen Kirkhnm
hns not visited there since she was a
youngster with pigtails.
It would hail' killed him. Sep what flntv women to arrnnce a fox hunt for
1 mean.' j n forthcoming production. Also a .lap-
"Sure.' we nodded. wondering Hnee garden on Hie estntP if George
whethir we icallN did or not. ) Wicker-Tinm at Ccdarhurst 'will figure
"Now don't get me wrong!" lontin- in n plrtuie through the inlerxi ntion of
lied Ilarohl I.lojd, as he took off hi-1 these hu-ines- women.
before-tlii'-cami ra len-lc-s glioses, went Working as an executive lommittee
ahhh where the lease should be. ami with these women are Frank Crowin-
This, but
language.
cje-.'
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SI IM . wh" -in inhhlins .i' i tin1
X cake, and um lo-ins a word of file
talk. -Iii!l"i ripprei i.ltin'h at her Id-- I
band'- apt iHn-tralnm of .lap,iiip-e u-- t
torn- where I'upid i ciiiiierneil
"Well d.n '"lue fur weddliu audi
bov and sir' tin ct for lir-t nine -up-pod,
' i iiiAinneil IlaMikavMi, and
T-uru sigglnl ' It i- all cu-tom Tli"
V.liBii hiiian m it rmt Ui- 'rl before
engaged to In i I he lap i!" not ki
girl am tinn rn.t in .lapnn
"SomPtime In onie tu imrii.i atul
Tben learn ki lit-t tiun llfien he
ranch nppn ' mi' Sippniii-i ih, not ki--rach
otlnr n all Noi inothir. iu'
father - iiilmd
"(ilrl Kits M d bj feiTiun m.in
rrj ninth surprised. 'Ibinks lie go
bite her. she dun'l like nnlj when
SESSUE HAYAKAU
IS TOO ILL TO ACT
Sessue Hajakawa. the
scnoii-lj nl was diiulgi'il in a -tate-nicnt
i-.-ucil last week In It. S ole In
dcnwng a report that Hobert-on-Cole.
of which Jie i- pie-ldent. i- about to sus.
pend hu-ines- Mr. Cole -aid:
"It i- quite true that prodii tion at
tin- -twlhn wa- di-ioiitinueil April !' in
view of the fatt that hj dnj and iiight
-hooting' we were able to com)ileiP in
.i ery -liort nerinil pindiiPtlon- starring
I'auline Frederick. Sp-siip IlaMikawa
anil productions dir.M tul lij W I'lnistr
Cabmine and I .1 lin-nier j
"With the.e production- re.i, for
distribution. It"bert-"ti-( ole hi.- -ecu tit
to i-urtail mi production and dewitp the
ipsiiltnnt saving in a enniplctioii nf their
plan- for t hi plcturi- to he nffereil to'
tin exhibitors.
The studio- - ill I'e-iiine nroduction
Ia 1." win n I'auline Freilenek.
t'hri-tj t'.ilmnin I .1 (iii-nier and
llenn King will begin work on their
new iirniliictioii-
inung t" In- "in' illm . Se no
ll.ivaknwa will not he re.uli to -tart
wurk imn h hetnii .Inh 1." ' '
In .iilditmn t" the -iiir- and dirnior-
iiientiiinpil. Mi Cob ha- in mind the
iigageiiieni of -i vera! ingenue- with
i he cxppi'tatim "f 'li ' elnping them
iUm -tar-
iibsentmindeillj wiped them off. "1
don't mean to iniplj that if a sandbag i
happened to go through a pnrnnatinu '
ceremony with me I would feel it.
Ibeiaiise I miglit not. It depend- on the
-anc'ling.
"What the direitor nii'tit wi- tin"
tbi- actor didn't know what cvcrjthlng
wns all about : thnt nothing could be
pounded into his head: that he i mil, I
not grn-p the po-lhilitic of a -itua-1
tion.
I "There!" exclaimed "Speedj." h- he
, is called hv his friends, beuiu'-e of the
I i-pccd with which he can get up and
turn off the alarm clock in the morning
nnd go back to sleep again.. "There J
That Is the buslnes of a -creen co-
I median He must be able to not on
grn-p the situation- laid mil in the
Mript, or -iigge-ted by hi- direitor. but
he must get cwrj possible lsugh out of
tlieill. You see?"
"Uh. -lire'" we nndd'd quite con
lident this imin
shield. .To-cph I low land Hunt. Virginia
Furmaii and Suiiphoro-a llristed.
ANITA STEWART
FOUND RALPH INCE
OBSTACLE TO FAME
AUDITORS SHOW'
'INTOLERANCE' COST
GRIFFITH $1,900,000
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In the new Kox comedy. "Shirts" there is a cirrus scene Hint springs a big surprise, hneral nets appear in
Ihc ring anil then in comes the shoe In which lived the old woman who had so many children she illiln t know
The shoo Is on a truck, and as It stops ucloro me audience, tioors ami wuiuuns rC "..,. n
nrde of "children" look out and notl and smile. These children are the famous troupe or 1,1111.
have been before the public for innny years. They do some odd and effective eoineUy work in
"Skirts," and are quite n feature of the picture
the ring
what to do.
JACKIE COOGANS
STARRING PICTURE
READY FOR RELEASE
HIS attitude toward thenlmighty
dollnr. D. W. Griffith hns been tie-
i
FOR YOUR SCRAP BOOK OF STARS
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'"TIAKi:. foi lnstame. continued
Harold I.'njd. "take, for instance,
my comeih. 'High and Dlzj ' Through
remarkable plmtographj we were nble
to put ovpr a realh funnj situation on
a window lulge To make it funnier I
was supposed tn he the victim of a
friend'- liomi bn w , which hud enough
ki k in it to inn Ua l'.li.a do an nUiiit
fan- and thrn the Hunting ice at tlie
pur-ning bliiiidlmunil-
"After gittuig me out on the window
bilge. Hal lln.nh. mj director and iro
iluier, -aid ' Nmv 'Seedj .' I'll eac
it intireh in m, i tn get all the laugh
po ibli mi' of niir predioanif nt
"There I wa-' He wasn't -ali-neil
with getting lue out there, about twelve
-tone- from the ground. He oulj wanted
a three-ringed i m us. You see':" i A Nil
'Oh. sure' we said right out loud. . I si a
a- we. ion lunl lauglieil nt tlie pnture
.mil were iimn than confident this tinn.
"Well.' -miled "Seepilj " I.lojd. "I
take It mil laughed. There wim u
ininedj bit with a llngpole. If jou re
member, which I grabbed foi siipiiort,
and looked a- though it was going to
come loose
"Then." hi suggested, "the come
dian supplies mnny of the situations in
a lomeilj which the writer does not
put in tin -i ript." '
' You bet." answered Harold "Some
ot 'em art incidents, too In one
comedy that we were rehearsing before
the. turmil the cameras loose I had to
get ocr a hotel desk and do it so it
would ngi-t.'i- a laugh I , made a leap
up on tin ibfk and turned around to
gun at Mildrol Dm is. Suddenlj I lost
nn balance nnd fell over backward.
Gre.it " -homed Dal Roach 'We'll
leave thai in ' And we did, only I in
sisted on a mattress behind the desk.
on see what I meanV"
Absolutely!" we nil lit detiaiitll , US'
e had -ecu this particular i uuiedj aNoj leading iole.
and i emi inhered it perfectly.
Then von -nj," we invitul our
siUes in ask, "you saj that the
louiediaii i- largelj resKinsthle foi the
laughs in a i oiuerj V"
A 4 H:
7H'V' H
scribed as heedless. This doe- not mean
thdt he is inattentive or negligent where
money is concerned. He has a very
high regard for the value of money, but
only in its relationship to accomplish
ment. Timp was when Mr. Griffith was crit
icized for giving his attention to the
so-called "program pictuirs." There
were those who openly declared his
sole object to be the making of money.
"I interested myself in the short
Mory pictures." he explains, "in much
the same wny ns a paintei interests him-
1 self in smaller works in order to earn
the wherewithal to devote his time to a
more ambitious effort. If 1 had tot
taken advantage of the opportunity to
produce a few t.liort stones, I never
Vsouhl be uble'to spend the enormous
outlay necessary in the making of such
productions as 'Hearts of the World,'
Hroken Hlossoms' and 'The llirth of n
Nation ' "
It is a matter of statistical record
that "Hroken Hlossoms" actually cost
1 more to produce than "The Jllrth of n
.Nation, " which latter picture alwajs
i lurs been i onsidered his most expensive
production
Twenty-five eledricians worked fur
nianj weeks to get the effect of the Lon
don fog shown in "Hroken Hlossoms,"
while the shadow rflects in the pro
logue and epilogue were secured only
after five i anieras were employed nt va
rious angle-, ami these attempts weie
i uprated over and ovei igain for many
ivuks Sewrnl .vcci s al-o were con
'sinned in getting the exai t color of the
i dock- of the Limc'hniise dNtrict of Lon
don SO.MK idea of the Minis invested in
the mukini! of the-e feature nrnilne.
tions mav be gained from the follow-
- nni of the few ling tnbulatcil account of the items which
who linie gained Pntered into the cost of "Intolerance":
inrnupi nan pcene ror thi Feint
of llel-hnr.KHr .. .'J30.00rt
Jfed ro-tumi- Horn h thf I'rln-
CPM llflovell , 7.000
1'Kjriill. four wel.ii Hi dl.'uoo ,i
""I. . . 18,000
Sltlirlrn tn 'IhnrltlK Kirn aI IH-
lnilr a 1-V.iKt . . lifl.OOft
TmlllnK t worn tu l'nn. cui, llc-
Imiit . . 1 040
Ii.ltlj tirill 'film cirijl n $-0ul.
nn week . 4S.0O0
llullri l u i unMructlnn mil iiihih of
n Mterlali . S00 OflO
CnNtumm unit unlfnnnn fo- IS ono
sni'iiirii . ... ano.noo
These figures weie not ompiled hv n
puhlicltj agent, but bj Mr. Griffith's
auditing department. It is said to be a
fact that "Intolerant c" isist approxi
mately .sl.iKMI.OOO.
In completing tin- one production
Mr. Griffith took .'tOO.OtlO feet of film.
In the process of discarding and chang
ing. ".Ki.CKXI feet were eliminated and
placed on the shehes as unused ma
terial, imij ui.iiiltl feel actually were
pF.CK'S HAD HOY." with little
Jackie Congan, the joungster who
made such n hit in Chaplin's "The Kid,"
at the stellnr attraction, will be
released within the nenr future on
the regular schedule of one of the big
grst distributing organizations. An
nouncement wuis mndp Inst week by As
sociated First National Pictures that
negotiations with Irving Lesser for the
production iind been completed and thnt
the fenture would be Included in'tlip
relenses of tlie oignnization probably
within the next five weeks.
"Peck's Had Hoy" is the only picture
work Jnrkie Coogan has done since
Charley Chnplin discovered him and
produced "The Kid." His work in that
feature appealed to Irving Lesser ns es
pecially fitting him for the title role
In "Peck's Had Hoy" nnd the con
tinuity was prepared especially for
Jackie and the picture produced.
The joungster is in New York at the
present time nnd it hns been reported
thnt Ills father has rrfused offers for
his services ns high as $11500 n week.
The production was shown for the
first time nnj where, outside the cutting
room of the studio, to omclnls of the
First National on April 10. On April
"4 it opened for its premier ut the
Strand Theatre, New York, for n week's
engngement.
Answers to Questions
From Movie Fans
MOLLIK Thomas Meighan lias not
nppenrcd with Norma Talmadge. "Wing
Toy" is the name of the Chinese picture
with Shirley Mason.
. HILLY FUOMTHILLY Vitngrnph
bought the best of the Lubin products.
The records of the company were lost
in a fire.
SIJHSCmHEK AND HKADKH
Heights of players nrc in shoe-.
Paramount,
York city.
185 Fifth avenue, New
.,
w. n. ii. conshohocki:n-
Harry Tighe appeared in "lied Foam.''
He has been in n few pictures.
JOHN FF.IlHIKIt, K-i. Llaine
Hnintncrstein's picture will appear
soon. .
HI:HNAKD H. POIITKN Wesley
Harry was the boy in "(Jo and Get It."
Hull Montana wns also in the cast.
IlKADKR The heights of players
were given in these columns -omc time
ago.
CKICKF.T Jane nnd Katherinc Lee
are in vaudeville. Mary Pickford,
HpIpiip Chadwlck, Hetty Thompson may
be addressed nt HnlHwood, Calif.
Norma Talmadge, Hillie Hurke and Mae
Murray are in the New York studios
now.
V. K. HIIADY Submit scenarios to
PAL'L M. LANDIS The Pirn
sinuate Pilgrim" appeared in bcrial
form in the New York American.
NLTTIK OWIIITZ -Wallace Ileid.
Wanda Hawley, Hebe Daniels and Hert
Lytell may be addressed nt Hollywood,
Oil If. Pearl White, Tenth nvenue and
Fifty -fifth street, New York.
OWEN V. LEWIS fluth Itolanil
appeared in "The Neglected Wife," a
serial.
.uinn ji,kiu. roiti; it is
customary to send twenty-five cents
when nsking for a picture. The plaj-ers
may be uddrcssed at Hollywood, Calif.
AGNES DEVINE Jane and Kath
eritip Lee appeared in "At the Circus."
Johnny Jones is thp kid star you mean
M. HOWEHS Chnplin hns had his
picture tnken with opera stnrs, but has
not lt,ecti in n movie with them.
CustorAers Didn't Object
One of the scenes in "Tho Iloail to
Paradise," thp screen version ot
"Llllom," in which Virginia Vnlli t
working opposite Hert Lytell. take
place in a little lunchroom. The seen
was shot at one of x the one-armed
henneries in Los Angeles, and the pa
trons of the place were so little dis
turbed by the banks of Kliegllghts and
camerns thnt thpy thronged in just a
iisunl for their ham nnd. Accordinglj
Miss Vnlli found herself selling cigar
end making change for the regular cu
tomers, while the cameramen ground on
more or less merrily.
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COMPANY OF AMERICA
KfW.V. will'." ejaiulnted Harold
sX Snecih" Lloid. "I don f want
oii to get iiu entirelj wrong. I meaiij
to -in that a louiedian should get all J
the possibilities out of the vehiile which
i- piovlded for him I don't want jou
to in ink that I'm an egotistical nut!
The director i- everj thing that I-, he,
is when lie gets the -cript frojn tiiei
sienario wrltir Sometimes then he
even tears It all apart and -tarts work'
'with the main idea and some new ones
which he might have thought of in the1 the
meantime. He leaws it to the inniedian
to put over his ideas and get laughs,
1 and if the comedinu is a comciUan he
will do It Do you see what I menu:"
1 "Oh, M's," we answered, "but where
does the sundbag come In''"
"Whj- why, answered "Speedj
NIT VIEW WIT
Nl I' A STEW A ll'l
1- mi the -en i li
fame and position without drawing on
the stage lor a i-t.iini Ml Stew
art ha- neier bei t on I he stage ns
most tilm lelehritn- nf today hao.
and her n-e to st.inlnin is due entirely
in her merit- n- a paiitoiniiiiic ac
tress .Much againt hei mother's wishes,
-he enti red the Vit.igniph studio when
erj oiing to iiln ivtra parts, working
nt tlie. 'tuillo on das when slic did
not have to attend Erasmus High
School in Ilrookljii for studies
Her broil pi -in Ic" llalidi lint, wim
a direitor for Yitagraph at the time,
and he gave her -nine touching in
tlie an of porii.M nig emotion before
a mid iiiisMiipatln tic laniera. Hut
Anita -non found that her relative
could he a luudiainc a- well as an aid
to her advancement
lie knew thnt -In wa- little more
,i.n.. ., ..i. n.i i i i.!..m.. ..r i.,,..
illiln li , oiiii, .inn urin 1 1,, "i iiti , , , , , .,,, , ,, ,
as being fitted oith for jirl narts. When aK-Pmbled and titled as the production
the matter of ca-titg "A Million Hid" to " """"" '" t''J"iUic
came up. Anita was lonsiilered for til
Inn was cut oft th
a- too joung to i ii t i'i pri't the part.
She argued Mini Insisted that sli"
could do It. and finalh talked them
into giung Inr a i haiicc. Her success mil E nianj friends of Cnrmel .Mvcrs
in the picture wa- the beginning of J. Ml , welcoming her husband, I.
her stendj ' limit tn the fame she inn ,. ,. ,, , , "".
occiiiies. " "ornbliim. who recently arrived in
i California from New York to spend
MISS STEWAUT lefl Vitiign.pl. lo , s0," """' ui'11 llis lirl'''- Although
acep. ,, inntract with Louis . , Ml Mth ninl Mr Kornblum were
Mnjer. , the n rin- of which she head I married in New ork a jcar and a
hei own piniliii lug coiupnnj in the half ago. the fact was not announced
Majer studios in Los AngeV- until reientlj. The only two people in
-linniiK oi llil'lie- cnuipicirii in nan
All -L-.. I2ih. Morrli . lMs-yunk Ae
Alnamora Mt i)anv ,,t rKS , a 4s 4 0
II. II. WAI.TIIAI.I. In ..
"A SPLENDID HAZARD"
A I I CCUCMV rrankforil ( Mlegheny
ALLC.unE.iN I jr,,t n.u a r. ru. t s
CONSTANCE TALMADGE
In "I'.OOII KKrKUK'l-i"
BROADWAY ,!.5UA W V
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG
In "Hl'MI"
rr MI A I f'ln Maplcuood, Aes.
IULVJIMAl- L':,".o 7rin.ini' M.
NOHMA TAI.MAIICiK In
"THE PASSION FLOWER"
DARBY THEATRE
IIISSTIIV Clll'ltl'llll l.'S
"THE INSIDE OF THE CUP"
I'
Tho NIXONNIRDLINGER
THEATRES
S3
AVENUE -5lh ATisnilTvvy A"
BILLIE BURKE '
In "TIIK KllffATKIN 1(1' KI.IZni-TII"
BELMONT BJU A,,0VI: MAHKBT
UTAH CAST In
"LOVE, HONOR AND OBEY"
CEDAR ,i"T" t'K1)A" am-:nui:
NORMA TALMADGE
In "I'ANTIIKA"
COLISEUM
.MAitKi;r hi;tvi:kn
WITH AND IWT11
A1.11A Tlil.l. In
"PAYING THE PIPER"
EMPRESS
MAIN n MANA' 1,'NK
MATINKi: UAII.Y
I OS rilXNKV In
"THE PENALTY"
A1II V tiii:atju mi Mrinn ,st
I -MV1IL, I a a r lo Mlilnlsht
BEBE DANIELS
In "III! I.ADV. I,,MIV:'
GREAT NORTHERN "r.1 51' i.1!
IIASII, KIS'ti'H
"EARTHBOUND"
nst wFjr.niF.CAnim.
MYERS' HUBBY
under tin- iirmiiKiiiifiit arc "'irliinu
Wives ' "Hei Kiiudom of Dreams.
"Marj llegnii.' "In flld Keiitiickj."
The lellnw lphnoii. "Ilntriet and
l'llier" ami "Sowing the Wind."
COLLINS
puzzled "Whv I beg jour pardon,, in reduced through poverty tn u strug
xoii'll have lo exm-p me Hal II 'h iij gllng and none too happy existence ns
calling me to do some retakes ou ufYnn arftiot'.i model It is being mnil"
on (lie spcrei outside of the irincipal
were Miss Mjers' moiher and the offi
elating rabbi.
Mr. Koriihliiin i- the composer of
"Mine l'.vi'H." a successful miisirnl mm.
wliiili Is now a curient release, and ' (.(v now playing in New York, with
"1'laj things nf Destlnj" and "The Lew Fields as the star. He holds the
Invisible Fear' both tiiiished. but mil ' digree of doctor of jurisprudence, given
jet shown to the public , by the Fnlversltj of California, received
She I- now winking on 'The I'ncii,H musical education in Los Angeles
of Happiness u picture in which she
plajs the part of a soclctj girl who
IMPERIAL
CUTII & WAI.Nl T STH
MATINKi: UAII.Y
ui:mv.t,i) iihi(;m's
"THE BRANDING IRON"
1 OO MADtrT8TItBKTTI
JJJ lVl-Mrvi. 1 ti a M. tn 11 )
VI Oltr.STK Vllllllt III
"LYING LIPS"
n:AtrnK
r. m,
DOlMlT-s-s. ,n,K MAltKKT hllCI'.l.T
1 imhvijjsi A.M in tilt,". I' M
H. B. WARNER
in "MIII'.N WK MKIIK SI"
II 1MRO fiiont st . oiitAitn avi:
JUltlDW Jumbo .June, on I'riinkfnnl "1,"
CHARLES CHAPLIN
In "TIIK Kill"
I FAnPR llsr IiANCABTKU AVE.
l-.l-r-M-Il Mmlnep B.itiv
THOMAS MEIGHAN
In "THF. l'KUNTIKR 01' TIIK HTAIIS"
I HP! 1ST r,-D ANI WJCl'bT hTllI'.UTM
L,'JV-UJ i xinm i an. a :io r.K uj'jiull
MADGE KENNEDY
Till'. (1IIII. VtlTII Till'. JA.. IIKAUT"
In
NIXON
KI) AND MAIIKKT STS.
J 1.1 7 uml U
hTAIl '.ST In
"OLIVER TWIST, JR."
RIVOLI
WI) AM) HANSOM STS
CAR MAM OBIIMANTOWN AVE.
1iJ'i' ' aiuivi: At.t.t:aiiKisr
EUGENE O'BRIEN
' In "IIKOAIMVAV AM) HOJU7
CENTURY
Uric
Ae and Clh St
IATIVMP? " ir.
SHIRLEY MASON"
In "WISO TOY"
Fay's Knickerbocker SSoVio4!?
,,, 'QNJVAY TKMtt.K In
"THE ROAD OF AMBITION"
FAIRMOUNT -A sJi'AV
WILLIAM FARNUM
In "HIS (1RKATKST HACRIFICK"
56TH ST THKATim llelow Mprue.
JU1" " J,, .... -MATINKK UA1I.T
"IDOLS OF CLAY"
STAll f!AHT In
"THE LURE OF YOUTH"
QTRANH OKUMANTOWN AVE.,,
j 1 rxAnu at vi:NANaiFaT
DOUGLAS MacLEAN
In "CHIt'KKNS"
ATTRACTIONS AT THE
NEIGHBORHOOD THEATRES
APOLLO
RIALTO
tiKllMANTOWN AVi:.M V,
itt TiltfM'tioLAii .
CLAKA KIMBALL YOUNG
In "IW'HII"
rji inv MAitKirr st nr.i.ow ttii
IVJD I ill A it lo II ISP M
Mil. ANIVJiS,..,uTJy!,Jf..,I'VKN In
"TWIN BEDS"
new picture
under tlie dlrntion of Kdnln Cuiewc,
and iirncticeu law in .pw ioru wiille
working on Ills musical compositions.
yCnrmel and her husband have taken
u'lionie in Hollywood, where they are
keeping qpen house to their host of
frieuds,
miir
CAVnY 1 11 MAIIKKT KTItCi:i'
tJrtVVJ I h A Tfl MIII.VK
FA II Y AKBUCK.LE
In "HltKMhTKU'H MII.I.MINH"
AT WEST CHESTER
RIALTO iiih'np. I'lmcitvin
dle hour TL".",p:T?",i",," vs
"Tlie I'rrfKt uiiiju"
'.'I) & THO.MI'fcO.S STS
MATIN'lil KAll V
(T.cii. in: mii.i.i::s
"FORBIDDEN FRUIT"
FRANKFORt)-4715 ruCB0BD
winston riii'nriiii.rH
"THE INSIDE OF THE CUP"
Germantown f ffS'S&iJr
"EARTHBOUND"
IMPFRIAI 2J "nd I'opUr 8U
IIVU C-llrtL MATINKI! IUH.
BILLIE RHODES
'n "HIM j-AJAMA OIIII."
IEFFERSON :o"' uphin an.
JU1 ' JLhv.M MATINKI! DAII.V
OTIS SKINNER
In "KIHMKT"
LIBERTY OAO COI,l'MMA AV.
UBUX l ., .. Mutli.ro l).ill
.. MATT MOOItB In
"The Paionate PUgrim"
MANHFIM OInMANTOWN AVK.
.,U...t,;'HJU,,hclm SI
"MIDSUMMER MADNESS"
MODE!
ASTOR
AURORA
rilAM.I.IN . IIIIlAltD AK.
MATINKi: DAILY
MATT MIMIKK In
"The Passionate Pilgrim"
I.1) llermuritcmn Ae.
Miillneti Dally
,mi:s iii.ivhi i hwooii's
"ISOBEL"
BENN
lilTIl AM) (HIIU,M) AVI:
"LYING LIPS"
BLUEBIRD
TAYrNG'fHE PIPER"
flrnu.l & Himniitlmnnn
-uniiniinii, -. until 11
3 SOUTH ST Orchtitrt.
I 'rttil I miAiia ... i .. It
- - "Mioiiiiiiiii ir'i'ii ( lu ik
GEORGE ARLISS
In "TIIK IIKVII."
OVERBROOkT""4 '",,F'BD
'iW'ifJiV. K Vllllllt In '
"LYING LIPS"
PARK """"J AVcrDAUI'IHN sr-
r-tM. vt. sits t:v. U'tu to ii
, KI.AIK llMMKIISTKIN III
"THE PLEASURE SEEKERS"
SPRI IPP CUT" AND dpjslICB " .
Jl UL MATINI.'!' I'LIIUAf
SHIRLEY MASON'
In 'Till! I.AMI'I.MIIITI'.lt"
WM PFNN uf "a i-nctr Al
W m. 1 1..1MSI Vnmleviilf. hihI I'lclurM
., BRdlVAI.II IIMIin'll'ft .,
"THE BRANDING IRON"