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STENOGRAPHER
USED IN LENS TEST
GETS MOVIE JOB
W'linN Helen Kay, a uiodeH little
girl of eighteen, traveled tin- sub
way from her home In Krooklyn to tlio
T.asky motion picture atudio. in Long
Island, to -cfk woik as n stenographer
A clerk or In whatever position she
might fit, Utile did ln- think f n
career. Her only t lioiiRlit work
and a weekly pay envelope that would
be sufficient for her living epeneH.
Today, after fix months' experience
In the studio, she hat risen from con
tinuity clerk to movie ai'tresx. She lun
put nsido the tell-tale pencil nnd te
nographrr'a pad and is now luUtprctinc
the part nf Intoxication in lieorge
Kitzmaurice'H production of "Kxpen
ence." the well-known stage play fiom
the pen of George V. Ilobait.
THK Morv of Helen Kay is one of
those tales that ! ftriuiger than
Action. She was catapulted into fame
and fortune, perhap", ,int n nil girls
at the age of eighteen hope to be. For
tune rmilcd on her nnd when the oppor
tunity knocked flip was not found
wanting. She had latent tiilent for act
ing and the camera a mcrctlew critic
Tra,s kind to hr, if enmera can be
Wild. She screened well, ns they vim
In the movie studios, nnd todav she i.s.
n her way to a place among film ar
tresfe. a place envied by millions of
girls and young-women.
A new lens for a mot on -picture
camera brought Miss lBv hor
chance. She was busy as usual, one
day. checking the action of a picture,
under the direction of Hugh Ford, as
tilt story was transferred from script
to film, nnd writing long daily reports
for her director. When the day's
"shooting" wns finished. George Fol
aey. Mr. Ford's cameraman at the time,
raid :
"Helen, put a little make-up on your
face and come over here in the corner
while I try out a new lens for my
camera."
Helen did a she wns asked and sev
eral hundred feet of film were run oft
Then she went back to her tvping ami
business of being n continuity clerk
one of those drab studio positions that
holds little glory but a lot of hard work
for those who fill them.
THK test was run in the projection
room before laboratory experts and
the lens was found to be an excellent
one. The film was clear nnd distinct.
"Where did you get the girl?" was
fhe only question that was shot at
Folsey when the lights of the projection
room were switched on. "She's n
ponder."
And all the lime little Miss Kay was
typing. Hut the fame of hor e.ves of
moonstone hue. a hmlle that liberated
a dimple and hair of about the shade
at butterscotch candy spread in the
studio.
Then a few week, ago Kdwiird Dil
lon looked around for n cast for a
Ttralart pictnretarring .lustine John
atone. The script demnnded one other
important feminine role. Some one
showed Mr. Dillon the test of Helen
Ray
' Jusr the tjpe." Dillon decided, and
.Helen Ra.v was giveu the pnrt of
Adele in "Sheltered Daughters."
She wa given a drcxning room just
like the other movie actresses. ,.f vhe
clung to her work as continuity clerk
end did both kinds of work for a short
period. .
Her work in the picture attracted the
attention of George Fitzmaurice anil
he chose her to play the part of In
toxication in "Kxperience."
TT MA. seems like a dream." m
- little Miss Kav. "I had rem
used
rued
home from the hospital nnd wanted to
do some work. Some one told me of
the'l.nsky studio, m I derided to tr
my luck. I Hiiceeeded in getting on anil
riow look at me.
"At first my mother did not want me
to do it. but I hae three brothers and
they are modern mother, jou know,
atill holds some old-fashioned Ideas
They persuaded her that it wns all
right, so I started.
"If T don't get moie parts I'll go
hack to continuity woik. Strange as
It may seem. I nm not struck with the
movies. They told me that 1 could do
it. so 1 am doins the best I an Hut 1
do not Intend to he Idle and tramp
nrouud from studio to studio looking for
work in pictures. I'll Just work on here
and when parts come up rliar I can play
I will do them if given tin: oppor
tunity." In "Kxper4iene ' Miss Hay lias
shared scenes with .Kirhard Karthel
mess, who is playing the leading role of
llouth nnd with such other Hro.nl
av favorites ns l,ilan Tashinan. Nun
JCaldi. John Milium. K. J. Kadcliffe
and Mnrjorie Daw.
Another Director Contests Honor
.1. Searle Dawlej. now a Fox direc
tor, probably holds the lcrord for motion-picture
making Mr. Dawlej. who
directed Pearl White in her last two
atories, has direct! d .100 productions
since he entered the business. Mnuy of
the stories were written hi himself, and
run from one reel comedies to preten
tious subjects. He is nloo the author of
eighteen staje plajs He started dliet
Ing with the birtli of the motion
picture.
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MARY LARAIO.
l7o5 W. V?n&rtgo Street
WHO WROTE IT?
The
Love
Story
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of o
Movie
Star
Here is a -oul-ic;eaIing. intimate
docu nent that lajs bare the heart
of n favorite of the screen. You'll
recognize' many of the characters
who nppenr in its pages
IH'T I' AN YOr KKCOr.NIZK
THK WOMAN HKKSKLF? AND
THK FILM Iiniltl WHOSK
I'KKFII) Y T. K A DS IIKK
THKOrtHI AfJONY TO THK
HAPPINESS OF P K K F K CT
I.OVK?
It is a story that will grip you and
hold jou from the first intall
ment until the last.
It Begins on This
PagciSext Monday
Helene Chad wick to
Fnt or Sinr 'n I
Lnter star cwoas
TI1K rise of uciene iiauwik as a
, motion -picture actress, altJiouglr
, rapid, has been thorough and pains
1 taking. She began her picture work
! for Ooldw-Mi by plajing the lending
1 woman't. role with Tom Moore 111
' "Heartsease" and Is at present plajing
J )h feminine lead in the all-star pro-
durtion of Mary Koberts Kinehart'i.
tirt storv written directly for the
screen. "The Glorious Fool." being di
rected bv K. "Mason Hopper.
I Miss Chadwiilt was assigned, for her
second appeainnie. to piny th leading
feminine role In the riist Kupert Hughes
1 picture. "The Cup f Fuiy." and iiliulc
.-uth a big hit in-the pait that she was
gien the lead in Mr. Hughes' -0coitil
photoplay. "Scratch Mv Hai-k." one of
the biggest screen comedy hits ccr
inndi1.
She net plajed opposite Will lingers
in his con-punching comedy. "Lupiii,
the Cow puncher." From thut comedy
she lumped back into a poneiful emo
tional role in "(Jodlcfs Men." n pic
turiziition of Hen Ames Williums' story
of "Hack Pawl." UueU.d by ttcgi-
nnhl Marker, (loldwyn then switched 1
her batk to a domestic comedy-drama
li Kupert Hughes. "Dangerous Curve
Abend." which is expected bv officials
of the firm to achieve one of their big
gest hits.
F
OLLOW1NG that came another
Kupert Hughes drama, a piiturizn-
tion of his novel. i he Did ISest.
which with hi- "Dangerous Curve
Abend" Is leady for fall release. Miss
Chnduuk then leturned to comedy in
"Made in Heaven." n 'loin Moore pho
toplay. Her present picture still in
(he milling. "The GIhiiimih Fool," gives
her another big dramatic role. Kich
nrd Dh, slio is tenoned to, give a re
markably line pcrfonname in "Danger
ous Curve Ahead." plajs opposite Miss
Chiidwirk in "The Glorious Fool."
IJffuie entering motion pictures. Miss
ChodwK'k was known iiinong artist for
her beauty. Mie po-cd for many Hnr
rison Fiher nnd .lames Montgomery
Vlafi musft7.ine covers.
Old-Time Actress In Films
1 I .lit. id Hai'kus Segei . who will be re
oieinbeied for her portrayal of llossy
j 111 "The Tc-xus Steer." and roles 111
I oilier Hojt comedies in the old ilajs,
plays the part of the mother m "Foot
falls." the special Charles ,f. Hrabin l
making for rox nt the New iorU studio
.Mrs. heger is one or the few remaining
actresses of the old school who Ruined
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nri PII1KI- ua jr-t iciiut- 111 mull Ullll i Ollll
companies and is now cashing in on
it in pictures. She icccntly niipcurcil in
" I lie W1I1I (loose. in roles with
Noiina and Conntance 'i'nlinailge, 111
"Oh. You Woman" for Famous, in
"Mrs. Wiggs uf the fnbhagc I'atch"
anil in Hall Mark iliainas.
DOG WHOSE FEET?
TWtl feet fiom a iloj; in Mipposeil to
he a hafo distance. IJut It depends
on whose feet they are and whose dot;.
l)o jou know these feet? And thiH
doc''
This iu't a pric suctMing contest,
lid we'd he intciestcd to see li jw iniiiiy
of the fmiM can nnswer the ipinstloiu.
We'll tell thp swict next week.
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TODAY'S HONOR ROLL IN THE MOVIE BEAUTY CONTEST
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LILLIAN VERA.
42 North 62n2 Street
Johnny Hines Is Coming Over Herd
to See Beauty Contest Filming
Screen Comedian Is Looking for Particular Type of Girl and
Admits He May Have Contract in His Pocket. for
One of the Fifteen We Select ,
rul 'VK nil iroi Johnny 7ie - he nf the irmly write ami the 71icfc iril m
the "Tmeli-y" comedtei. He has made a duttnet mrhe for himself in the
mnrie hall nf fame, if there 11 11cA a thing, and hm popularity has grown with
1 nay one of ln film. '
Jnhnny is earning orer here to see the anls who are rhosen it the moit
I hiajliful fifteen in 0111 1ocic licantg Conleit. Yep; coming orer in person.
He II probably re cm much nf an attraction at Uctstcood that day as the girls aic,
and when iee assme ynu that he is funniir off the stage than on. you'll know
that there is a lieat in stole for ynuif you happen to be one of the lucky onei.
SOMK time ago we said in these
columns that a New York producer I
j who was looking for some fre.shtpes 1
of girls to use in his studio had intl-I
.Hines wns the man w were talking
lboilt Wp ti(,n.t montlon IlN mm
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then because things wete not certain
but now we have n letter from him
fca.iing he will he here '.'with bells on."
And he admits that he is moie than
likely to carry une or more of the girls
back to New York with him. His idens
will not in nny way interfere with the,
starring contracts nt lletwood that are'
offeied n the prizes In this contest. II,. I
Is nor looking for stars; he wants to 'find
one or two girls who have the look-i
and the intelligence to make good In
minor pans until they learn the busi
ness and then, if they climb to stardom,
rliey will have done it through their 1
own ability and hard work. I
Hn,
INKS is now producing a new pic
He hns found n new leading woman for
ii and the Mastodon Film Co., which'
handles his pictures, is hinting that
something big will be done by her in the
near future. Her name is Hettj Car- j
penter.
MisK Carpenter, who i a petite and1, , ,
pronounced blonde, is not heralded ns a!'"1'"1 '" "IP autumn as a Sehnick star,
"find" in the usual sense, inasmuch ns appearing first in "The Fourth Sin,"
she is not, by any means, a newcomer " society pla.
to the screen. Her apprenticeship was'
served with the I'uliersal Stock Co. at Conway Tearle.'s next screen nppear
I'nlversnl City and later for sveia.flnce will be made in "Ye Shall Pa."
seasons she served under Henry l.ehr- n Selznlck pioduction directed by Kalph
man in Sunshine Comedies. fornlting '"''' with Xena ICccfe appearing 111 the
these to go in for the drama. 1 leading lad).
Journe.iing to New York, she played
Hone in Famous Plnvers" Niioernrii-
unction. riperieme, nnu more re-
cintly with Kealnrr in support of Con-
stance Ilinnev In "Such a Little Queen"
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and of
Alice Iirady in "Dawn of the
East.'
WHAT YOUR
FAVORITE FILM
STARS ARE DOING
Georgo 1-aiUin and Josephine Hill '
hnie heen engaged by Universal to np
pear 111 a series of two-reel Northwest r
Mounted Police stories. Larkin. in a '
manner, will 'replace Hoot Gibson, who'
is to maKe features.
Kalph Inre, who latclv presented in
Selnick pictures "The Highest Law "
has just finished the direction of Con
way Tcarle in "Ye Shall Pay." and has
now turned to directing Elaine Haiu
uierstein in "Kemorseless Love "
Vann I nut ft i i linn utnri'nd in liu
I (II IIU ItlXIUi WIIM lllll MIIII'll III s, ,
Prai Selznick productions, will he seen
Connv Tearle's lending ladi 111
Shall I'ay," mi offeiini; dwei ted
ib Ralph Incc. Miss Keefe now he
Icins the presentation of another photo
j play in which sho will he the lone star
Owen Mooro will soon begin the fllin-
, 111B of another coined.! featuie for the
I Selznick scries. His latest, play "
I Divorce of Convenience." ha inst been
released. Knthrvn l'vrrv coin nines it
Moore's leadliii? support
Winifred Weatoier. to suppoit Con
way Tearle, and Knttiryii I'eir., lead
ing woman for Owen Moore, hnve been
eiiKaKcd on Ion; -term inniiiirN to cou
linue their assiuninents with the .Selsj.
nick stars.
"Hronclio lllll" Xinlci'soii, later
famed as a cieeii slur, picture pro
ducer and now a musical comedy man
uuer, got his stoil us a horseback rider
in '"ihe Lite of tin Amcriian Fire
man," the lirst (future ever made.
.Mrs. M. fiish, mother of Lillian anil
Dorothy (iish. was able to leave Man- (
tuittan Hquaie Hospital Saturday. She
K back at the Savoy Hotel on the road
10 i'icoii'1'y. .
William 1). Tajlor sailed for Kuroiie
yestcrilay nhounl l.a France. Jo
will lie KOlie for some w celts.
W llltl... .. Ml .1 1. 1..
r.UKCiir. it ill irii win in-T! oc seen 111
"Clay Dollars " a stor. that gives lnin !
nipoituiiitles soiiiewhnt npmt from Ins
usunl n-ieen procciluies It's a tale
of the Son 1 11 , with iiinn scenes fixed
out-o( d&ors.
Martha .Mansfield has started on her
summer vacation, havlnir ended her
's I f mAt . -
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GLADYS GANE.
&3 Maple Ave. Merchanlvilk
Aewcfersey
JOHNNY HINES
Agnes Ayres will not go to London to1
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imine n siar series ior rnmous I'lnjcrs
as originally planned, but will work nt
,the l.askj plant.
Kay C. Smalhvood, director of Ii
number of Nnzimovu productions for
Metro, will produce on his own account.
Winifred YVestnver, blonde and beau
tiful, seems to crave excitement in 1011
jtinuoiis fiiantities. No sooner had she
' tinisheii "liucking the I iger" with L',,11
wny Tearle than she streiiiiouslv hegnn
"Ihe iMghter" with the same star
FOR YOUR SCRAP
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MARION B. GREEN. .
4?tt Market Street
Movie Beauty Contest
Facts in Nutshell
THK Ketzwotyl Film Co. wants to
find throe girls of a fresh, attrac
tive tvpe for its series of "Tooner
il!e Trolley" comedies.
We have agreed to find thee girN
through a contest. To enter simply
send your photogrnpn addressed to
"Movie Heauty Contest," Rvenino
Prnite LcDarn, Sixth and Chest
nut streets.
The winners will be employed first
in minor parts nt $-10 a week. The
Lest of the three will then be given
the lending part in the next film at'
?I00 n week. The other two, If they
show sufficient talent, will be further
trained with a view to filling the
leading part later.
The juiy to decide the winners
consists of two fnmous nrlists Leo
pold Sejffeit, portrait painter. 17.10
Chestnut sheet, and Miss Harriet
Sartain. principal. School of Design
for Women nnd three noted photog
laphers William Shewell Kllis,
llii:.' Chestnut street: Wins Gold
ensky, 170." Chestnut street, aud
Theodore T. Mnreeau, 1000 ('best
nut street. The contest will close
nt noon, next Saturday.
Semon Uses His Cartoon Ability
I. am Semon, fouuer Philadelphia!!
'wns lnid up in a Los Angeles hospital
'for two days last week as a result of
'minor injuries sustained in tilming ;i
I scene for his newest comedy, 'The Fall
,Giiy." He was n fi action it a second
I late in leaping fiom the top of a gn-
i:'ge which, in a comedy scene, was be-
'ig carried over a cliff. He saved hini-
. self from serious injury, but another
mi action of a second might hae told an
eutiiely diffeieiit storj. 'Ihe mind of
the Vitagraph .oniedy king seems par
ticularly alert when lie is confined to
the hospital, for he put his previous
(artooning talent to woil. while he was
bedridden and diew a model of a comedy
airplatin which he will hn built for
i.se in ills next comedy.
Vacations Not for Ray
Charles Kay has leturned to Los
Angeles after a brief iest at the Grand
Can) on and has ulrrndjt pliingid into
woik on another production. The life
of 11 motion -plrtuie star is not entirely
as the imnginatie writers would have
it Mr. Kaj has not had a vacation of
more 'than three das" duration ffir the
Inst two summers. This yiar he plans
to spend the few days between produc
tions resting at neatbj mountain haunts,
but lie will lime no extended vacation.
"School Days" Started
"School Dnjs" has been nlaced in
iPioduition by Wurner I!ro. William
.Mgli is (lireeting mid intenors will be
shot nt the ltlogrnph plain The Tllford
'Cinema Servile is designing the sets.
BOOK OF STARS
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HELEN 'PENNOCK.
4,4-io Sansom Street
j Vitagraph Announces
1 Big Autumn Program
I 7JTAGKAPH announces thnt nine!
1 " pictures are ready for the autumn
season. All of these, including George
Knndolph Chester's "Son of Walling
ford" nnd "The Tuner Chamber." Alice
.Toycc'H newest featuic, arc listed for
1 September-October release.
The seven others include "When Men
I Are Men." starring William Duncan
and Kdith Johnson. Thin is 1111 ndapla-
, Hon of "The Princess of the Desert's
Dream." by Kalph Cummins. "The.
Hell Hop," Larry Semon's last effort
before he cracked a few ribs and put
himself in the hospital, is also repre
sented among the specinls. "Hring Him
In." wifli Earl Williams Its thu hero, is
1 another promise, It is "Canadian
! Northwest" in flavor. II. A. Van Loan
' In the author.
A melodrama, with Corinne Griffith
; nnd Catherine Cuheit, cnlled "Moral
Fiber." adds to the joy of this Scntem
her-October revrl. fm- n litflo ..hnnn,
Alice Calhoun in "Pecirv Puts It Over"
him been set for 1111 earlv fall release. Mather down-hearted between shots to
Of course. Antonio Moreno, Vita- I ,ln-r- 1'erhaps it's because the report
graph's Adonis, is represented in this ' of her divorce Is true. It's all too bad.
potnouni of favorites. His 11.1rtie11l.1r
brand will bo "The Secret of the Hills,"
, 1111 adaptation of a novel by William
Garrett. Another feature 'is Lillian
1 Hall, an English actress, who plays op
posite ,ir. .uoreno.
Completing the list is Jimmy Aubrey
in a' new comedy called "The Kiot."
Snpidcmcnting thin schedule is the
announcement of n big special to lie
made with Jean Paige in the lending
role.
Jean Paige, who in private life is
Mrs. Albert Smith, wife of the head
of Vitagraph, was .such a success in
"Hlack Heauty" that this "new special
is in the nature of a lewaul of merit.
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AF I Fr.HFNIV Fan!ifoi! & AlBlienro
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"DREAM STREET"
APOI I O 6"I THOMPSON 8T3.
CARLYLE BLACKWELL
In "llli: I'AOB MYSTKKY"
ADCAHIA CHESTNUT Htl. 18TH
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1li:il I' I.YTKI.t. In
"A MESSAGE FROM MARS"
ACTHB FUANKLIN Sc QIRAnD AVE.
MJ 1 Jt MATtNKi: DAILY
nKoitci: MKi.i'nitn vkoiu'itiov
"THE FAITH HEALER"
BALTIMOREAnlViT1??
JKAN I'AIOr. AND srr.riAT. rST In
"BLACK BEAUTY"
DtTMM nTH AND WOO Dt, AND
DC1MN MATIVfH: DAILY
MAE MURRAY
In "THK UII.DKD MIA"
AVH.
DI T TimiDPV Broad .V Suquehnn
DLUn.DlIXL' rnnlinuniis L' until 11
i.ois wi:iikii's
"WHAT'S WORTH WHILE"
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"DREAM STREET"
road ot. Casino mat uau.y
MAE MARSH
In
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r'APITHT 722 MARKET ST.
LArl 1 VJL. in a r mil ij p. m.
MADGE KENNEDY
In "THK IIIRIIRST IlIDItKIl"
COLONIAL ct?.af, i,?,00i,. T'
ELLIOTT DEXTER
In "THK WITCIIINO HOIK"
DARByTtHE ATRE
AMtTAK CAST In tlASir. KINO'S
"EARTHBOUND"
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MAIM ST, MANAYUNK
MATINCI! daii.v
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"DREAM STREET"
FAIRMOUNTW''
THOMAS MEIGHAN
In "Till: KSY HOAD"
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I MIV11U. I Ii A M T1 MIDNIGHT
EVA NOVAK
In
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JO in kJ I . MATIVKK DAILY
VIOLA DANA
In "IlLACIiMAH."
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"UNCLE TOM'S CABIN"
GLOBE cm MAnif, ,, ,
NEWS, VIEWS, RUMORS AND GOSSIP
Ily CONSTANCE rALSIER
Hollywood, Calif., .Tutio 4.
APOPULAK rumor has it thnt Mary
Plckford Is expecting another Jittlc
Mary, or maybe a llttlo Douglas, In
September. If "it's true. I think it's
wonderful. That such happiness should
come to one of such consistent nobility
of character a character made sweet
through adversity as well as through
success is only right.
Bebo Daniels has just finished "One
Wild Week," from the story by Fran
ces Harmer. Harrlng retakes, Miss
Daniel; is going to take a little rest.
She says she needs it.
They say Harold Lloyd Is a very
happy man now that bis old friendship
with her, for some time severed, has
been resinned. Miss Daniels is younger
lookingoff the screen than she is on.
She is very sophisticated, very non
chalant, yet wltlinl what is known as a
"good fellow." She seldom smiles, and
when she does, It Is the slowly dawning
hind. She inspires whole-hearted
friendships nnd whole-souled partisans.
Don't you think "Koblnson's Trous
seau" is a cuto name for n comedy?
That's what they call Lee Moran'fc
latest. It was written by H. C. Wit
wrr. whose works often Appear in our
monthly public prints.
The picture's just been 'finished, so
jou'H probably see It soon, Scott Dar
ling, who. I believe, is under contract
with Christie, was loaned to Universal
to put it into continuity. He's a smart.
young fellow and will do bigger things
one day.
Do you remember Edna Fcrber's
"Fauny Herself"? The wonderful pic
tt re she drew of the little town of
Winnebago in Wisconsin? Personally
I think for actunl Middle Western Ideal
color it gives "Main Street',' a run fo
its money not so morbid. 'Well, what
I'm trying to get at Is this: A camera
wan went to Winnebago, Wis., nnd
took pictures. Now they nro building
an exact duplicate in Hollywood, Calif.
Nice?
GLORIA SWANSON has started on
her new picture, "The Shulnmlte,"
which, as I understand it, was drama
tized by Edward Knoblock from the
I n by Uaudc Askew. Mahlon Ham
I illm Is her leading man. She looked.
because her husband. Herbert Sam
borne, a non-professionnl, and she had
seemed so happy. Every one thought
It wns going to Inst, with the baby nnd I
all. Well, life is real and life is
earnest, says I" with n sigh.
I met Milton Sills today. He's nicer,
to my mind, off than on. He's still at
work on Hetty Compson's picture, "At
the End of the World," being directed
b Penrhyn Stnnlaws. Cossou Fergu
son has finished Ills work in it nnd will
take a part in Frank O'Connor's new
picture, "A Virginia Courtship," by
Frank Prcsbrey, starring May Mac
Avoy. Wlille Mary Nash was playing at
VHOTOPI.AYS
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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.
GRANT 0" OinAUD AVK.
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LOUISE GLAUM
. In "I Alt CIUH.TY"
GREAT NORTHERN TWWA".
TOM MOORE
In "OFFICKK flOO"
IMPERIAL T" & wALNuTsmlCEDAR C0T, , .WSn
ft oiiVfrfSlii " 7 ' " CONWAY TEARLE ,
VDREAM STREET"
I nK'rrK Pl Germantown Av. anJ , m ICE"T Tt Mrk-t l)tf B0the'I
"THE HIGHEST LAW
I IRFR-TY unCAD ft COLUMBIA AV.
"? IS5'iIN InJIACK SF,.NKTT'.S
"A SMALL TOWN IDOL"
OVERBROOK03D&1lvyonD
CONSTANCE TALMADGE
In "00011 ItKITItKNCKS"
PALACF ,2U S'AIIKHT STRF.Et'
"DREAM STREET"
PRINCFSS ,ul8 MAHKET STIIEET
BUSTER KEATON
In "THi: HAI'IIKAD"
RECiFNT MAHKET fcT; nelow 17TII
ii-sJilsj 4
VIOLA DANA
in "I'ui'Hrrs o'f i'ati;"
RlAI TO GERMANTOWN AVENUB
TOM MOORE
In "THK OIIKAT ACCIDKNT"
RUBY MAItKET ST. HEIXW 7TH
BERT'LYTELLni5,,M
ln "THi: I'ICICK OK ItKOKJII'TION"
SAVOY '-11 MAIIKUT STIIEBT
Bob Hampton of Placer"
SHERWOOD iYAlT "I'ATVm
MAE MURRAY' "
in "I'm; (iii.Di:i, i,u."
STANLEY.. NAnKirr AT 10TH
ii.rt1 ,M A M- t It :ltl I'. M.
MARY PICKFORD
- i'U'I'iiiHjniKiACK UOOIl"
STANTON, .,AnKET A1'" ifl-ni"
CONSTANCE TALMADGE
InJ'MAMIKItuiH IILHINKSS1.'
3?L MARKET T" 7,'Ja? wT'
FAITH HEALER"
VICTORIA "fA'-'JT HT Ah or"
POLA NEGRI U,5"M-
In "OYrSV IILOOII"
AT WEST CHESTER
RIALTO Ur' "l11 " Carirr ,1 HaTC
f?l
FROM THE HOLLYWOOD STUDlol
the Mason here, she andwTT7
Jose Itubln,. vis ted the If, ..if husiH
.cy called, on Mar 'ion "Fa f'r W
b directing "Th0 Lvlne Tr?,-.
Ivnttcrjohn i working owrtli1'
continuities for Pnmouq Pi5I ,IBe
sides doing these 1 two, ho tifit '
tlnulty
w utoria Swanson' .nT
Moment," which was ? '
1 by Elinor Glvn from .
ureat
original
,:
The Stars Again Shine In FmfJi'
According to WIdV, Famous r, $
has nlnety-five picture, cither comS'
or planned for th? fall season and tS'
there remain only nine more ,.1.1
cither to buy or map out toMi
to rouud out the complete 3. J1
Further that the star Te le,'
returned to in n more definite . "
'J" being nl , addition to ,u ie,Kfcr
Meighan, Dalton. Kcld. Swan on ?SJ'
C ayton. n group from Agues AtJn '
There has been considerable speeffi
or to how many German films fS
Players w 11 release next year. It ?
dcrstood that at present there i Zt
more than two or three listed for 1
lease, although it is possible that of St
nine yet to bc included In the ik ,V
may be some additional German film!.
Here's Mr. Bang
BOB MAXMILIAN
Moxmllion plays th part of ft1
Terrible Tempered Mr. Hang In tit k
Toonerville Trolley comediM it ,v
Jieuwonu. tie is shown her' In
the mnke-up that has aroiifed to'
many laughs all over the countr
?
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ALICE BRADY
in "out or Tim tiionts
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in "irmsrL'KiNO nKVir.s''
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CONWAY TEARLE
In "THK K9AI1 TO AMI1ITI0.N"
JUMBO
rnnvT ct t nrnAnn ITfr
lumbn June, on rranKrora
BESSIE LOVE
In "IIONNIK MAY1'
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LCAlJtK MAflNKE DAILY
MAE MURRAY
in "THK OILIIEI) LILY"
I (IP! IC.T asn AND I CCUST STRIP
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WILLIAM, CIIIIIMTY f AIHXM5' j
WHAT'S A WIFE WORTH ?'j
NIXON B-D ANU MAn,y?s.?Vrti
KOY' NTKHAIIT In I
"THE LONE HAND" '
RIVOLI 62D AND 1$ASIU
EDITH STORY
In "THK (it)LIIK.N IIOPK"
i STRAND
. ...s,.,s. AVUi
AT L'.SANOO HTM"
it. w. oitnriTii's
"DREAM STREET" j
WEST ALLEGHENY a.IVV:
ALUHTAU 'AST In .,,
"THE CALL OF YOUTH
AT flTHFfl TWRATRES
MEMBERS OF M. P. T.OA
XURQRA 2 awisawtt
DOUGLAS FAIRBAINN)
in "Tin: nut"
r.m r-armantOffO Alfc I
Liermantown matinee paiit i
II(dil.t Notrt. .luck Holt
Mill """'I
. .'i
"THE MASK"
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"THE FAITH HPACDI.N IIKN TIIKIMN In JMfl ..HrNNEW
A SMALL lUWn '""
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PARK RID,Vi? A. X? vMVtiii
LOUISE GLAUM
In fl AM flUILTl"
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LEOUR ifAUST,n
JLIP1
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la "KXTRAVAOANCK"
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j?ti-r ljMy-jUfaAtitiiiCrf-. .1
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Una aa a leading lady. Hhe will fare
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