K.4T:-?1 vr V: M y.tjwi - V V 1 ,, j h ?. 1 I i 1 W ' M' i EVENING' PUBJtfO LEDGERPHILADELPHIA, gATUBDAY, JUNE T 4, ,1921 i J- 10 i . i Daily Movie Magazine HIM w: 1 1 At fun1 Pat aflb her hapi inn HlHirlBiiy) 1 . fc Auh i ' , py i? E- F s& .'. t' P m 1 M X iV. f- I'". Movie Beauty Contest Facts in Nutshell fpiir. HetJiivood Film Co. ttnnts to find tliioe girls of n froJi, nttrnc live type for tlirir set ins of "Tnoner villc Trollo" t'ninoillt. AVp hrtvr njriM-d t" find tiie rIi1 through n eontct. To enter, simply centl your photoitmph nddrc-cd to "Movie Henuty Contest. " Kviaino Pl'm.io l.Ktxir.R. Sixth nnd Chest nut Mirel. Tlic winners will ho emploveil fiiM In minor pnrts nt SIO n week. The best of the three will then be given the leading pnit in the net film nt flOO n week The other two, If the.v how sufficient tnlent. will be further trained with a iev to fllllnc the lending part Inter. The jury to deride the winner" con'IMP of two famous iirniN Leo pold Sejffcrt. portrait painter. 17.".0 Chestnut street, and Mis Ilairiet Snrtnin, principal, School of Design for Women, nnd three noted photos raphers William Shew ell Kills. 1012 Chestnut street: Kilns (Sold rncky, 170." Chestnut street, nnd Theodore T. Mnrecnu. M5UH Chest nut street. The contest will close at noon, Sntiirdaj. dune is. Virginia Faire Gives Advice to Girls in Beauty Contest "Don't Get Too Much Dressed Up for Picture." Says Movie Star. W ho Started in Just Such a Competition as This rllEWE aie a lot nf yirls irhn think it it perfectly useless or them In cntrr a beauty cnnlc.it nf any hind. Vine chances out of trn, their teiy modesty and lack of personal srlf-assertii mess trill shine thinuijh their cyis im one of the most ttiikinyly beautiful traits of then character. They aic the in; oner irhn should enter this Mnvir It rail tv Contest. For it 11 beauty nf chaiaclcr, rather than nine perfection nf outline ami color, that the 613 film directors me serimni today. I ViVjiimiii Fmrr didn't think it iras north 11 hile for htr to enter a contest that her friends told hi r about. So one of the friends sent in her picture. She icon. Today she is n star of the first mnynitude. ami she, annre most stars, it in a position to advise the anls irho aic in- or irho aie thinkuuj of entering tins contest. We wired Miss I aire to icritc us an aiticle tellimj all about it. H' received it yesterday. Here it-is: By VIRGINIA 1SHOWN FAIRE WTTOW 1 should enter a film con 1 test." is 11 pretty hie question to nswer. but tinting gone through sueli r contest several .tears previous to re- . ceJvine what I consider m biggest op- portunity that of playing the pathetic role of Ameera in 1'athe'n Rudyard TTtr.lt.. n.n.l..n...... ' tV . 1 1. rt.t r llatmfif! Jfil.R J w.ill. tl.'tl. .. 11. ... it t ' of Clergy." I think I might be able to give a few words of adviie. In the first nlnoH n sirl entering a motion-picture iontest should take the! matter seriouslt. She .should not enter' It with the idea thnt "if 1 win if I ' iie.s I can bluff mt ttnv tlirougli the I work to follow " Nir should she enter I to satisfy her own particular brand of. vanity A g rl should take herself ver.t . serloufly. hecnuse if she is entering "just for the fun nf it ' mill wins, she Ik preventing others, tvho perhaps hnte talent nnd Hinhition. from reaping the 1 rewnrds of their endeavors. She is not 'only cheating the sifters of her sex. but herself as well It is my firm wlou that a contest for beauty should, in ome way include brains as well brains to make the win ner of the pri7e go far into the nit of the shadow stage When n girl once sets her mind on nterinj a mutest to win she .should go Jn'for all she is worth to gain her ends nnd she should not be nfinid to spend a little monet to get resulLs. Rv that I nienn she should go to a good photog rapher the best one available. In a movie contest eterj thing is judged b a photograph nnd that (s why I 'em phasir.e this point. S nly one photo graph, nnd others wmit seveial dif ferent poses. 'cir the former I would uggret Jlie best ' straight" portrait you can get Hi that 1 mean a good front view of your face, photographed nnd touched up ns denrlv as possible A. hat should not be worn. So mnnv Kirln have a particular hat that the) think they look well in. nnd ihev in fcist 011 wearing it for the photograph But this should not he done One of thp most inipoitniii things the ) nlge look for is the hair- whether it is curl) natumllv waty, or whether it Is blond or brunette, blending with the eoloi of he skin pioperlt This photograph should not be all "frills and friiulc-, " .lust a simple photograph, which hiings out th natural benutiis nf the ;ntriint and im more. Do not get "all dressed up" for )om picture, but 1I1 ess simpl) .hist n simple little gown should be worn, one perhaps which shows the outlines of the figure which is another important thing. Youth, in 1 hi' main, is what counts, and touth inn ouicklt be de tected in a photogriipl, When other photographs are desired there, is the "pi utile portrait" which with many nidges is most impoitant This hhniihl be a simple, clear-cut pic ture, easy to look at, as the other mentioned. The girl, in posing, tdiould not at tempt to registei any particular ex pression of emotion She should just look' natural, with perhaps a ghost nf a smile upon her face, but not a smile that looks at nil forced. mTtl? ffleifll ezuresslnn is n tnnnt tm- Ui' -- portant thing, and that which Is rv studied most carefully by the judges be v fore making an) award ALinj gills who are not really beautiful to look at ran appear on the scieen. or speaking fctagr, and, under the sin re "f the lights they become nctunll) binutifui It is because of the natural benutt of their disposition showing itself on tho face. For u full length poi trait. 01 "biibt." the clollies should be chosen with the 11 tin o.st cure Again I sn.v. choose nothing with "frills nnd itltten." Do not wear .tour "pnity v, it6 juDi uctiiusu 11 is your pariy Tfi'drMUi." hecnuse If msv hn entlrelv not Hjls.ce in a portrait. wetirl will enter a contest think - lalelJS- Wi.nn got tucn a heautltui such an exQuifJto ostrich n,my band that I don' TOD ATS HONOR ROLL IN MOVIE BEAUTY CONTEST nmi ' mtmmti, p? ' xfiSKx b I HPlRlt w la' v",,--. ,i4ijw sfi' t LOUISE WALTON W V W I HI ri JESKSfflS'' ' 4 21 Ashbourne Road. 2tl ilmL& 1 iSilH(iBCw7-v .' Eik.is Pant Pa y Xv um m aSsSBBIY, . . DOROTHY DUKE. T " III liii s Wf ?mt&WWE&r V i VIRGINIA RROWN FAIRE see how I enn very well help winning the pri.e." The) arc quiU wrong I'll wager that thosu photographs mil he dis iiiriled among the tiist, ami the moie simple and tasteful ones will be weeded our for iiirefiil consideration. The judges will sv. "Yes. she's got pietti ilothis and sne s extremely nun 01 she wniildn t deck herself out so ill them " Or, "This sirl doesn't need the job: she's dolled up like 11 million dollars right here 111 this piiture." And thete is a lot in thnt remark, too. So. if vou want an) adtiee, the best I can gire you is to inter n inotion piiture (ontest with all seriousness determined to succeed should ou win n place in the movies Hnve good por tnuts taktii- ihe hesl ton enn afford ami tri 10 look inituial nnd ngreeahle urn! for henien's -nke, don't get too much "dressnl up WHAT YOUR FILM FAVORITES ARE DOING Mail) 11 Arbuiltle is hanging his hat .11 the International studios these dins I lie has b'.Pn engaged to piny one of the h ldmg loles 111 Murlon Dnvles' nexi piijfliiciion, 'The Young Dlann," a Mnne Corelli story. Elleoit hedgwlcU, who has been In the hospital for the last few weeks re entering from nn operation for i.ppen Ileitis, has now regained her health. Altu. Allen, who recentl) finished the ( leaning roe witn .Max j. inner, uus ueeu engaged by Cniversal to play opposite Lee Moran in his new comedy, ' Robin son's Trousseau." IHUIfl Rliodro has been engaged bv Webeter Ciillison to nluy the leading feminine role In support of Victor Potel in "The Stolen I intirelln. ' Ma.t Tliurimin has signed with Fn moils Lnskj to 1 1 1 : 1 v the lead in Ros- toe Arbmkei. next liicture, "Should, u Mini Marry'' ' '.Milton Sills, Toll) Mnrshnll nnd Charles Clnrj lire three of mnnj plat ers to be cast in Thoinss H, lnce's next feature temporarily titled "Lucky Damage." Cyrus l. Williams has added two popular players to his Tod Snntehl producing unit. Ruth Stonchouso will take the feminine lead in thn first of tJie new wries of westenl features for Tatho and Jdmee O'KeilV will have an lmnortant chirneter raij ' - ,-- ..ju x" . J "" rf v ' ilV 9f m 11 Ch im I I ' I 1 WHAT! LOWER 'EM? THAT WAS A JOLT FOR BATHING GIRL FROM bathing girl 111 Muck Sennett comedies to dinmntlc stardom, from the slapstick, with the ilting custntd pies and one-piece hntlung suits, llnr liett Hammond has nehieted n high 1 ung in the lndder of her profession, j Hut it isn't nil jot for her No. in- 1 ileedy. For she finds that they don't need ankles in the dinhina. Onl.t, tawncj ! And Ilniriet's have won hei 1 -uch n largo following In the past. 1 When Harrier doffed her one-piece garb nnd donned the conventional nt 1 t ire of the heroine in "Live nnd Lei Lite," she designed a ttell-tniloii'd black skirt whiih revealed lust enough of her trim nuUles to add a touch of pirpiancy to her appearance It plened Harriet immense!). Then, like n bolt from the blue, came the disillusionment. "Cover 'em up:" ordered George I vhe lln(l fBr morp ',hun the average ill Xicholu, obeying the command of the lotiuent of personnlit). director, ilnisty 1 nuaiine. It was then thnt Harriet Hammond realized hejnnd a hndow of n doubt that she was no longer u bathing beauty, but a Inll-flnlged dramatic lu minary. Miss Hammond Is the second mem ber of tho Seunett oigninzation of bathing beauties to win staidom with in n .tear Fiist I here wns Gloria Murk cm -I'll' i' snti'is 'I'ln sin. reiui uiitcil In ii'itl dull: in i lli'iili.iiiL- I Ik1 mlili'il iliyint.i slip ilPs;m tho sinr.it1 t .1 Hot iimili' int sue wirs lii'ic. fi'i'lin niiibl nlil-fiisiniiii'ilv (nvi'icil up after Lit Ki'llriin.iniiing unoi'r on tho bciu'liPh. Hut ttliuu she nripi'iiriil nn the ft to tnKo lirr notf lr adiiifr pint in "I.iti' nnd Lot Live" nrorgn Niclinln told h"r tliut tho cnnicramnn bitnply rmildn't fco to foeim for two ronsons. "What nro they?" Harriet iifkcd inno rrritly. "Ton ran't en 'era." grottleil Oeorge, 'but the camera fellow can. They're between the buckles on your cllnmftfU nT ttn liAm nf irniiH 1t I' M oiifca tv Mtu ivji ui juiik. onuvi LOWER YET ,-fM W wmMmrmmrm mSmMm HHlHiH 1 rMkmKmJ' wBK&WR kIHI 1 mmMAmmi HHB r l:-' W l-- .f J H "f HAHUlirr HAM.M(iM) wns one, 7). VjH PH of Ihe must Siiuiriti'Miiie of f lit- - ' H'vH 1 M , I II s .! .... jr . 5jt. j, i,v. . ij!swUi, a. .J.A. . . . miSi.1" -T'-'jimtmtmt'' " ""u-s c'- ---1' ""-" mmm I I IT niliiiirfirr'f - f fg 't " J ,"tTxii ISS HAMMOND can wear real flocks and evening gowns quite : as becoming!) as ahe used to wear the abbreviated costume of the. benches iTherefoio, her performance in "Lite laud Let Live," distiibuted by Robert-'son-Cole, is a great personal triumph. 1 It signalize the nirital of another full - Hedged star who begun nt the very bot tom and succeeded in.. spile of discour agements that m. ght have disheaitenud a less courageous young woman. A little over three .tears ago Miss Hammond abandoned a very piomislng tuiuer ns 11 conceit pianist when her htnlth fnilcd Iluvlug hnd 110 previous theatiluil experience, she was ver.t grateful when Mack Sennett enrolled inir among his bevv nf bathing beau ties, whoso chief duty wns to dou a one piico suit and senmper diiintilv across the snjids that tlank the TacUlc. For the first fuw months picture tvoil. was just a huge joke to Harriet Then she begun to take her tnsk more sell ously Shu leceived encouragemi lit fi rim Vi a A ennt 1 a it Im rllki'iiTur1 flint .riwanson, who forsooK ner one-pieco bnth!ng suit to become a lieadlincr with I Cecil R. De Mille. ' I ... 1 1 !'- flocks nnd evening gowns quite 1, ,-,. , L f, 11' nil'" ' ' " .. , iiiiuiii a , .iiiiikti. "illinni Christy Cabnnne gave her , pnstor ot tlc lonx German-Lutheran her hrst big opportunity. He met Miss ' nmrch, the other day. nnd asked his Ilummond and realized ntnnct that she ' npsjhtnncc in staging a wedding scene possessed star material. 1 in n Hpci.ini production lie is making I'nknotvn to her he tislted n picture 1 The Rev. Mi. .lunge hustled down to house nt which one of her comed es I tlie Fox studio. There he he'ped was being presented nnd was so mi- Mlllarde dliect the big church scene, pressed hv the young woman's iiciing I nnd when it was finished the biggest Unit he immediately gavo her tlu thnnce 1 smile on the set was worn by the. rev she hud sought. I erend gentleman. IM) SHE ONCE WAS A BATHING BEAUTY! 1 i .imm v mi. m Y 1 , tr ' 7 NEWS, VIEWS, RUMOR AND GOSSIP FROM HOLLYWOOD STUDIOS , By CONSTANCE PALMER Hollywood, Cnllf., May 25. TN ORDER that Mary l'ickford'u cur - rent picture, "Little Lord Fauntlc ro.t" may be technically correct In the matter of costumes, customs nnd set tings. John E. Howells has been en gaged. For ninny years he wns In the serv ice of the Duke 6f Conniiiight, the Earl of Derby and other notables. He tratelcd with the former through Ger many, before the war, nnd when the Kaiser tump to England for the fnnioiis friendship visit, Huwells wns the man assigned ns his person nl servant. Hv It wns who showed Mr. Kaiser how to wear the uniforms ho loved so much, of and in n country he hntcd so much ' Lenlrice Joy wns bnck on the fiold tf) n lot today after n three da)s' Ill ness. .She is ns pretty nnd ns charming ns ever. She and Sylvia Ilrenniei-, of the big, sad brown e)es, made n lovely piet lite the former in her old 1 fashioned costume for "The Aeo of I Hearts" nnd the lntter in nn up-to-date Mi ret dress tiuii tint for Will ltogcrs lend In "The Poor Relation." Evidently she's not the nninc part! llooia) ' Cheero! Sixteen compa nies winking at Unitersnl. l'rctt) nearly full blast. . ART ACORD, Universal cowboy, is practicing on n straightaway near Santa Monica with n Iiundicd-foot rope. He's fixing to lasso nn airplane. I think the etent comes off Sunday morn ing. Miuie Provost has returned from New Yoik. While she was there she acted ns judge at a bathing beaut) con test nt Coney Island. Who could have been a better one but think how the gills must hnvc fcltt The Rocket t finishing n picture at the Ma.ter Sthdlo, where they've leacd space hate iust bought "Humanizing Mr. Wiusby," 11 niiignzinc story b) Peter H. K.tnc. 1 don't think the cast is selected jet. There aie two iccent casualty notes from the Vitngiapli studio. The othei day Entry Seinon, in performing the big stunt scene which is nlttats the "punch" in his comedies, wns injuien internally. He jumped from the roof of n mov ing gni.ige. Luckily these things nre alwnts done nl the end of the picture for the tcr.t iciison that an injur) might icsull. . ' THE other Injury occurred yesterday afternoon, when Kill Duncan staged the big light in his picture, "The Prin icss of the Desei t Dream." Eter.tbody was thrilled to death over it, for It was u icnl tight, the second putty having been ltob Fit.simmuns' spurring partner. Rut it was not until the next dn thnt the fighter discoteicd that one of his tibs had been broken by n smashing blow of Duncun's tlst. His injury, of course. ! covered by Hie company, but I uudeistand the) told me not to tell, but I think It's ton nice that Mr Duncan also wns generous. I'd like to tell .ton nt length nbnut a new pioject called "Tho Mary Pick ford Good Cheer Fund." When the plans arc moie fully made I will. The main idea is that she will estab lish a trust fund, out of which schol arships will be founded and the monc.t for jenily excursions for poor children will he piot tiled. It is n praiseworthy and enduring thing, making the name of Mary Pick ford beloved long after she has passed. Minister Stages Movie Wedding Whoever says the screen nnd the pul pit do not mix is all wrong. Harry Mlllardc, director for William Fox, .... I1...1 ll, Tt, tVllllnn. I !., FOR YOUR SCRAPBOOK OF STARS BBl BBBB& 'BKM l&Lt BBm BBBBBBBft mBBIx BBBBBBBBBM BBa THOMAS Ancient Autos Are "..:,,.:.. r1..,,!? iyi mjiij 11 tjityim HOLLYWC attitude OODIANS, whose blase toward all things motion picturesque seldom waters to the extent of displn.tlng nny Interest in the produc tion of scenes In this neighborhood, were attracted by the hundreds to the Holly wood studio lot on Santa Monica Boulo vard recently by the small town that suddenly sprung up there. A completo Missouri town covers practically the entlte lot to the unoh- 1'HOroPI.AYS HOnrPUoT" . COMMMy If OTAMIIWtA AILimhrn 12th. Morris K Payunk An. AinamrjraMat Daily s kv . u:s & a Al.UOTAK CAST In "UNCLE TOM'S CABIN" AIIPrUrMV l'runkford 4 At'ehny ALLE.VjrlU.lN I rr,t noiiv s-in Ff ts CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG In "HTKAIGIIT FnOM rAKIH" Anni I C 62D A THOMPSON 8T3. ArULLU MATINEK DAILY Ton AionitK in "OFFICER 666" ADPAniA CHESTNUT Bel. 1TI1 AKsyAUIrt m A M. to 11,15 P. M ETHEL CLAYTON tn "8HAM" ASTOR FUANKUN k GinARD AVB. MATINHK WU.T CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG In "STKAKIIIT IKO.M TAHIS" BALTIMOREnyTA MADGE KENNEDY In "T1IK 1IRI. WITH UIK JAZZ IIEAUT" BENN ,imi AND WOODLAND AVE MATINEE DAILY MONTR ni.VT". AND M.ISTAH t'AST In "THE KENTUCKIANS" BLUEBIRD U road A Suequehann I'ontlnimin 2 until 11 VERA GORDON In "TIIK OKEATRST I.OTE" BROADWAY VT ITv Roscoe (Falty) Arbuckle In "A IOLI.Alt-A-YKAIt-MAV Broad St. Casino ""mat" daily Roscoc (Fatty) Arbuckle In "IIUKWSTEirS MILLIONS" n A PITOI '" MARKET 8T. LArl 1 -'L' io a .ir m u u p. AI.I-RTAU I'AST In "PROXIES" CULVJIMMU. 2 80. 7 nnd 0 V M. MR AND Mim. rVKll.Il HE HAVEN la MU- htvin BEDS" DARBY THEATRE KATHERINE MacDONALD In "PABSION'S PI.AY0I10VND" rODCC MAIN ST MANAYUNIC hMrlCJiJ MATINI-"!: DAILY DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS In "TIIK NUT" FAIRMOUNTTiN'Eti'ar- SHIRLEY MASON In "TIIK MOTHER HEART" THEATRE Hill Market St. r M1V111-' 1 A.M TO MIDNIQIIT TOM MIX In "HANDS OPT" C'T'U CT THEAini:- TUlow Hprur JO In 31 MTTT.-P pl,y CONSTANCE TALMADGE In "(iOOlI RErUUENCES" FRANIRD"4"5 ra MATT MOOHC nil Itl'HV Ilr ItrtlPK In "The Passionate Pilgfrim" rM rX3X7 B"01 MARKET 8T. IjLAJ51- sun "! no to 11 MADGE KENNEDY In "TITE OIRk WITH TUB JAZZ HEART" fDA MT oss OIRARD AVB, VjtAMlN 1 MAT1NBH D DAILT MB. AND i r iwmmo$lxxa I MEIGHAN I stuicted vision of the passer-by. The I quaint costumes, automobiles and cf fects of the period of lilOO. ttitli which ((! slorJ. ,icnSi nn,i (1(1 appearance of 11 smnll town with t.tplcnl Missouii touches attracted all of Hollywood's .Idle and many who were supposed to I be going about their business to the I scene. 1 The "town" bonsts of n first nn- 1 tional bnuk. n chinch, four bnms. the , Gnette building, six lesidenccs, pho- , Itogroph shop, blacksmith shop. .1 vil- Inge sMiiaie. a "postoflice," the Cen- .triil Hotel, with rnnnliiir water: the town hall and n mule that refuses to leave the watering trough. r!IOTflII.AYH The following theatres obtain their pictures through the STANLEY Company of America, which is a guarantee of early showing of the finest productions. Ask 'for the theatre in your locality obtaining pictures through the Stanley Company of America. GREAT NORTHERN Wr.1: JUSTINE JOHNSTONE In TUB ri.ATHIMi 01' IIKOADWAY" 1 HVlPFRIAl 00111V. WALNUT 6T8 ev... 7 4 BEN TURPIN In SENXI-.TT'H "A HlIAI.r.-10VN 11)01.' - I .K.'U Pl Germantown Ala. and uW.1Bn 1 oiflvC Lehigh Atenue, DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS In "Tlin NUT" I IRRRTV nnoAD & coLUMniA av. i-.IJJlr X I MATINRR DAILY MONTR III.CE AND AIX-OTAU CART In "A PERFECT CRIME" O VERBROOK 03D 4 ,A$SmD WILLIAM RUSSELL In "TIIK rilKATi;il HlinmMU!)" RALACE 18M MARKET PTltEET 10 A M to llvl.1 V M Roscoc (Fatty) Arbuckle In "INK THAVKl.IMi .SALIMAN" ' PRINCESS 10,8 MARKET STREET h 3U A M to It IB P. il WILLIAM FARNUM i In "lllrt nilKATKHT SACIIIFICE" I RFP.FMT MARKET ST. Below 17TH 1-A-,ln 1 0'45 A. M. to It P. M. TIIEItINR CMA-KUT In "The Heart of Marylnnd" RIAI TH GERMAN-TOWN AVENUE itmuiU A.,. ri'M'UHOrKEN PT WILLIAM FARNUM In "lilt (IKIUTKST rlACIIIFlCK" RURY MARKET PT. REIvOW 7TII "uu ' 10 A. M tn 11 13 P. M HOUSE PETERS mi; (ki:at iti:i)i:i:.Mi:u" In SAVOY ,2U MARKET HTREET ---i v j 1 HAM TO MIDNIGHT THE HEART OF A FOOL" I SHERWOOD 3KfVir ! CONSTANCE TALMADGE In "(iOOD REFERENCES" STANLEY MARKE-h AT 10TII Jm',l'LI J I A. M. to litis P. M. JACKIE COOGAN ' "PUCK'S HAD l0i" STANTON. -MARKET Aboio 16TII Ulnl lv-,iNl0 IB A. M. to UilOP. M. ELSIE FERGUSON in "Sacred and Profane Love" HALLROOM BOYS COMEDY "flmiii llrnint." Wiiliirlog hill SMITH 333 MARKETsnu:ni"rlKA'r'r - r.Cis " A M tnll'IBP M THOMAS MEIGHAN in "iiik i;as iiovd" I VICTOR A srl"il if ,8T " W111 "not r.iniTvo' WM. PENN V-' ,A , ,-an" at.. m a A a .,r."l,vllU ,'n,1 P'oturei CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG In "BTRAUIHT WU).n PARIS" AT WEST CHESTER RIALTO-wSAJMfcsti,, ,,,, IDLE HOURMTOvT IWAOKKITI, YALUCV" r . .. i DOROTHY FARNVM ANSWERS QUERIES ON SCRIPT WRITING TERCVr 'VERE The tlifferemTT 3 fccn "detailed" vrnnml. IIT ' tw nnrv st'nonsis run iiont i, to.. . n fQl - follbws: ' - "'uwated u , In the case of "Salvation V.n $ First Natlonnl.WI,Uninii BennVu'V l nary synopsis "would run ns'f'onS" x) -nil nua nurivcii in a Stveat .1. il during nil her childhood, taw lnP !,1 ay-off period -she gets J 1 hash house." ln ,11 A detailed synopsis would treats i same thing ns follows: j ".eil is discovered sewing cum. ?! in n sweat shop. A title telhPM! M nil nf ho- 1.11.11,.1 1. .' .. Wi tht J In seams nnd stitched Into 'bfi holes in the sweat shop of M, t! MilwitskL Her companion, jg ?. tie, goes to uncheon with the bo,i' son, and when the lay-off ti,iA comes Is allowed to Wr. i,.r YX9 while Nell is sent on her tvav " ' One synopsis jumps from peak iobmV in the piny, tthcrens, the other ra.l5 the niovo slowly, taking in the tnittt on Jhc way, as it were. "wj You already know 11 gieat deal .... ' tho photop'ny. since .ton have mil! Hint unnecessary jinrts nntst be cut mi and definite nction substituted. I ai, glad j oil intend shotting "the stuff you are made of." 1V ICATHRYN M. In writing the pho toplay, you convey your Impressions in pictures; In writing fiction, in nord, inke for instance this passage as txm. pie in the difference of method. "He feared that If she married him life would treat her unklndlv. by reason of his' poverty, robbing her of the youth and freshness which held his heart captive todny." That is fictiou, and 'here Is photos piny : "Ho looks nt her in nil her youth and freshness and sees her slim han4 luoKiii'ncu u.v worn, tne well-mam-I cuied nails, stubby and soiled, th freshly groomed coiffure, stiuggly and I loosened, her laughing mouth, discoa- tented nnd drooping. " Perhaps that will show ,vou the dif t ference. One forms n thought ; tho other a picture. I Get John Emerson and Anita Loo' book on photoplay writing. It will an- 1 swer all the technicnl nuestions t need know. , E. E. BLANEO I shall endeavor to give in theso pages, from time to time, 11 hint of the photoplay markets and tbd present day requirements. I would ad vise ) 011 to subscribe to the Motion Picture World, Fifth Atenue nnd For- tj -third street. New York City, to kten in touch w.tii the market. CHESTER A photoplay Is arranged J,,8t n n ',h.or, t,to,7,wol he. only that -UIU ,must, 1,e .''"feful to sec tlmtyour o makp lctm-es. Do not write in chapter form. State nl 1 things ncces- s"r-v '" "'' i;1n'- . rite me furtbw nbout tho work toil have already done. 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