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Hollywood, Calif., June 7.
A I.ICK DCKIl MIM.RK, the author
and siiffrase worker, is nt 'lie
Oold,u Studios at Culver Cit. where
she hn lieen for the Inst two months,
preparing, one of her own amuiuc
stories for the wrcen. Now .-hrV nt
"work nn another fur Tom Moore. It
Is called temporarily "The Man Wilu
Two Mothers."
She had a vrrv nimiMiis ,irt:ee in
Hie book of o'risinnl mnniiscrii't raflled
off nt the Aftors' Kiind lV"-t i nl. Tin'
title was "Dc Milles of the lioiN."
Clever !
Charles Kenjon. Hie nuthor of
"Kindling" and other ktnee mici'0sp.
is nt (Siildn.tii. too. where he wiofei
the contiuuitj for Mary Koluvt- Kine.
hart's "Itauccrnus I)a.-." to a.v until
inc of a seoie of other pieturc. He ha
Jut finilho(i work on the screen ver
sion of Hall Citine'v "The Christian," i
vnirii win mmui sinri.
tieorse Herrimnti. who draw the
"Krnz.v Knt" inrtoon. is nt the Hal
K. Koaeh Studio, wheie ho cets ,1 lot
'l 111 V',. Ill- -MU,l-s tltl "itll f n llll
"neiinic" Walker, who ued to be 11
-po, tn.,. e,i,.oi imi .iiiarouiHi n..;s.
paper innii. .mil now write- the title
of his tony. He liare nu otfice with
paper iiinu. and now wi
for all the Iloach coniedie
ind Haruhl '
Lloyd's in particular.
I was in Mr. Walker otln e .ny-ell
for hnlf .in hour, irjinc to dicouT !iuw
he thotiRlit 'cm up. .ind tool; ,iholutel.
no notice of a nice-appearinc, pcich
i Icm yourm man bent over .1 drnwuiK
'board If I'd only known! Me w.ih
n bundle of "Kra. Kill" in .-hecr mi
up in mi olT moment '
B .,!
H'KT LYTI'LL. Metro -tar. . l '
irtlng mi a now ;ui turc ailed.
"Junk " He play himeli. '.n father
find hi grandfathi r mil 'in -caiilu'd '
nil the. srcoud-linnd -hop- mil lino
store n town for hi loihe I he
stor In Kennett Ham ran n the
Saturibu I'vcning l'ot ind del! with
enrh Califurniau June Matlii. who
did the ciccii icrnm of 'The Four
Ilnrsi men." put n into oniiniiitv
Maxwell Knrgei. "lie if 'he owner of
Mctio. s directing.
ISatard Vnllei. author if "The
Thirteenth Chair. ' l directing Viola '
Dunn in ineie .re .mi iiihiii. i
rrom the stoi'i Ji 1' rank K Ailani.
Mary O'Hnr.i I- ieinuisiblc for tat
umtiiiuiti .
Gaston Glass. ,,f 'I junior. iiie"
fame, piny the part ot i c-tpple in mi.
prnctiting lor a week with i single
crutib I bet till me ,ie n;i, -trained
the inusi le of hi slioillilcrs. scratched
hi, iiniul. tiiinblid ucr a iirhing aim
In it iliiiI 111. Iriiiiim in
Now who wants tl, he mi 'idor?
I)e Wilt li'iiumg t nIo phiMiiE
with Ml lhin.i. He i icmemljeiiil
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lur in (nn iiii.mii hi me (none io Hi'
in
I lie -iiikc piouiit'i tins ui ,11111111
t -. i nn ' nn.) "Tli.. 'i-i. ;... ,ni. rri......
tin null iiiiii jii' i nil ilvhui i nun
Mr. Veillcr. .like George Melfi.id.
Jnmes Cru.c nnd mam otlni diiii'tof.
stops work at I o'clock for aflenioon
ten. The entile ronipnnv relaxes for
tiftcen niinutc. then Mint. in again le-
frcshrd
PAI L "'KA.MLK.
"Without llenelil
caiui'iiiuinn for
I'lil of Clergv ' !ia
Invented an appliance to shield the
camera from the i.n, thus picventing
flashes which spoil the negative. T'nr
sunsliirlil can be set at am angle. Hut
KUUIUiiig against icneci.oii or glillt'i
from cither sun or ground I umler
ntnnd this invention will be will te
ed veil bv tethliic.il men.
Will Kogcrs hits solved the iiieslton
of how to in event mimlcrs at least ,e
Ctinmntccs the number of hoiuicides i
will be ml uied uj hair.
It Is very simple. Instead of run
ning the uiiirilcreis' pictures on Hie
front page with double-column stories,
he irconimtunl.s an agate uni cc in the
bccoml section.
Would It be unilsa fot me to suggest
that the sniue system be piusucd vv it Ii
n number of M P slur av. toughjv
Dpcaklllg. eighty three pet ni"'
Movie Material for Script
A screen toiy mm In i . I il n
from the yen of Situiuel IIo)iklts
Adains. the iim;iuiiic writer. To oh
(alii atiuosplicro fur thfH, ulucli u n
talc uf film folk, the author went on
locatltHti with X'liurU'K J. Uvabiii, one
tlf,il!illi.im Fox dlii'cloi((, nnd spent
ijj'lfjriirijjj's Neck. Xkw Yorfc city,
; Mio hn liccn for tho Inst two ninntli. MMMtx'imSmw' BSsSli5
V J prrpnnnc. onr o( m-r nwn niniiiuc - 4&m$ffigM& hm.- J ?& SmmkSH i uilflion door. I .nv in the lurid. u'l:fti'-
I stnrirt for tho wrrrn. .mv .-hr nt '-., Avw&Mr l3t&-, sM&,zi&& imaliiL'IB
f npvnr! I SiSWli.ri.aPSMMSi' .. SJg3
r Clmrlp Tvfnfin. Mm niilliiii nf 'v'JXmIw wHtSitMife ., Jk& '
j "Kindling" and other -tnco iirci,hrk 'f ?' i
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G. T I 7 C1 I 7 ! "" '""' ' u'" ,,n" "'v '"'"rt "brink j when I was uihleulv hroimlit to n
DPS tCi rPt71l)nnn OH rSntl1Ynnilxxp lik'' " ,i":"1 ,,I,f ,m,t ll,', husband realizat'on of time and place by a Mid
UL.O IV l-JlUJUUU. Ull UULUI UU.y,u fni,ilflI , iIP1.. den burst of applaiiM-fiom the hall
Fifteen Girls Chosen in Movie
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Studio to Have Test
Determine
5.1 '( HI) 1 V irill i, 'hr l,vi when
I. !', Monjaii, i. tic
oi . fin Sittmilrti rjtrt tinfui, fir it
liflriii inh choir ii hii the inlni n Ihe
il ho irtit in iiric lilirjl mil ii i)h i 'o our
Ml Srituidnij iflriunnii with 'ryi Ihnil. of it n,l hr darni'l mint n'y
issiiiinils, tli ii ii I, inii. flu phone iini hrin di omi" tnl, Im dour locl.rd and he
isn't irrr irnui rjiiv iro'.
iiiir; In 's hi iiiiilum intil ntuidiiit.
TIIOSK .if miIi ilm wan' 'n ee the
lift roil licnu'ie mil be able to et
ii.st a glnupsc "f them !- '!iey boird
(he bus at our oflice. Sivth and Chet
nut struts, niiimptli .11 1 1! 1 ." P. M
' SMiirda. .
Vp , , v,,i.t -licet 'i
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'1 II4 'll IIP 'IM- i ! I r '1 n t , III l'l ' '
Park and on the usual road to Valley
Forge, uiiiutig off at King of Priii,t I
It- tin- Port Ki'iiui'iji road.
' ','11" ""'"" ',l be spent ni 'In
' P-elzwooil luilioiiui mi the lot, and tin
! icliirii w ill be ninde in nine to reai-li t..
'
I, i( i lit 1 -;;n or 7
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T"'"- ''"' i",l1''- ""'" """"-' a '
' vl'ti' u three more name with pl.o
tugiaph to add to the Giiee 1 1 1 1 -i i .J
I "eieidav a meiiihcr. of the lorinnate
hflri n. Tomorrow we will meive th
a. ore and 'o mi until ami im liidiug Sir
in day. iv Ii n li will complete ,,,
bir
Toibiv '- vv iiiticr .ii e
Lore! I a Margaret Ity an
Mis Ity an i the diuiglitet !
sielini anil live at "01 Smith
liftli strict While her fa l hi r I
num.
i niv -V
:fti
spend -
ind the siimmcr nl Atlantic (To -hi
I staving vv nli her isier, Mr Unhurt
McGarvcv ol'J!) t'alliarine siicei
Mis Kvan altciuleil the linn ,l - l.ee
Grammar School nl l'ift v -ii h ami
Chiistlan sticet and wa graduated
last June troiu the West Philadelphia
High School for Girl.
The stage has been (hcr d'eam ever
since he wa a litlle girl Last vear
she met Il'dliiighain. the pioduier. ami
he offend her a position ill his com
pan i but her futlier icfiiscd to allow
her to ncccpi She still s ilelcrmlned to
ait bebtuil the footlights some day and
has a pn fcri'iicc for -Irong cinoiioiial
pans
Mis 1 1 v h ii I nii'i'tei'ti vein od. five
fiet -i Indie tall, icigh l.';.T iiniinil.
and bus dink blown ban ami io'i t
i Ws
Mai (ha P Gilfliie
Mrs Gufkii'- for shells inari-fi'd was!
bout In .Sheiiniiiloah I'.i.. jiii1 uttcndeil
the publJ" Rchools tlieic.JSIie wan mar-
rjcil UOilifl live JCIM US untl luovcu iu
Beauty Contest II ill Motor to1
' i
strips of Film Made to
Three If innvrs
th, h
I'dilnr iiniildn't sirup )ibi with
riotiiil to inntur out 1,i lirtz" ond ici h tin
wail ii'ruiiiptiavA iiiiiinui the 'ice tlntisiiiid
Mrn'ie llnnilii I'oiitrvt,
Tli,, ii iwo icar later. I le.- li'i-'unnil
is iMiiplmcd at I'liidd's.
Mr Gufkic i twentv-nne ye,,r obi.
lue fed three inches Mil. weigh l.'tl
pound, and is a blonde with blue ee.
The Gutkii live at .'I:.'.". North New
kirk strict
llie Ity i oin
N In n we aked Mi llyi'.iin to tell
' he thing sue could 'I". "I"' pomiei
l.iritv of that liool.
Miss P.vmui I iglit...n vi"i"s o',,
live feet three in. nes tall, weigh 1 1(V
P :d. i- a blonde and not milv lias
gin'ti eye, but admits ii,,t Mmi are
giMii. She i vcrv fond of tonng,
tliougli hc does n it drive
Screen Lured ;, Von
Sea and the Prize Hinp
T F.U.KF.i.l. M. I M IN. I.I i. wl.o p
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Pf'ar-a I'.i.iinin Ar'iiul.eii in ,ivti
M. Ilantoi-I
Golden Sim r '
production of
'The
for ssocitcd First v.
lionol. hiiued In fote the mast when
0 irleen veni'. of nse nnd for the next
nine vear follnwid the ca for a live
bin ml.
Mr. Mi Donald ha shipped on nr.
tiinlli evi'iw ort of i raft thai sail
lb" .even seas, from a stubby lumber
schooner to ,i dlgnllied Iraiis-ncMinie
liner, and has visited iiearlv everv lip
poriani iori north of the Fipmlor.
The boxing aicmi claimed Mi. Mc
Donald and shortlv thereafter he fell n
willing viitini to the stnije, Later he
v .is fonvet'leil to the pli lures, where
lb' siiice.H lav in portraying virile
i ii.ii'iii'ier. made tiossible by his tre-
mendou phvsiipie-
All of which led to hl(s ongngment by
.Mr. Hartford or the ron of tho nglu-
ins vxinurcr in iiic uoiucu annre.-.-i.
' Hie lug knitung bag be mrried aiidiV, ' '., ,. ",', " and hi conference with rxblbltots
aid. with a l,ow of win,. me dnaple. I ' ,K "' '""' '" l""1'''" ' ., ,"' inl , lime conflrmid the seiilnuent expressed
I .us. kirn " i1"' "iiders and this sec,.,., l,. i , . f
She was born , 1 II!'. V, n.uigo sue, , J '". r""' ' "'(ll'- '; .. ' ."' ' ' , ' ,1k "Bj left. '.The news from Los Angeles of
and I, ,s l.w.,1 , ,,. ever s,, , She , . "; " ' ' ' ' " , ' " fl' " ; 'the reduction in studio forces and the
".iided the K.ndei.ou Grammar School . ',;:" i, w , of -' not "o far! "ttlnis ilown of feature productions has
a- Fifteenth and Ontario s,,,,,., and ' ''' h ' , ' ' V ' ' been carried bom. to the theatre own-
i gradual 'd lnt Juni fiom tic Ger ''t !,. , .nn iwiv from home- run awiiv ors througli the trade journal, and pro
..UI..I..W.I lllgt. School ,'" ',," te ', v f.Mrr"m.lnr 'VlV Jii;'.'r ...o I to be the
At proem . emnloieii . derl- ,,"' i " "hut nemo, v I needn't le- principal topic of conversation
en, m.m, at the No,,.t lllcli ll(1 ,,,.. ,-,1P ,ee 'inontlis I lived x'.v evhlbitors state that it Is not
S'hool, vvlinli amply cxn am t he i n.i. .... ., i n.i i,;,..,ir ..... i iecesar.v to wait until In 11 to note Ihe
LOVE STORY of
CHAI'TKR III
May 'J.
Tin i the way it wa. I must tell
it. TwiliRht of a winter's day: n little
hard now- fnllinp like black Rfnnula
tions from the sky ; our kitchen full of
oft hndows, willi the stove, like a lit
tle red heart, shining in it. ISut, traiiKC
though not new. was tlie way, every
time the iiiiIIn in the ilNtnnco (lamed, a
nrt of reddish lii;litnliiR went through
the room. And in this lightning I saw
"Mom" on the tloor. leaning against
the wimlnw'sill.
I had come up the teep bill, climb
ing the path of wooden steps, and tbink-
ng of a boy in school. ! inallv I reach
ed the little road on which hnlf a dozen
houcs tood, our" among the number.
I wa. little prepared when, opening our
kitchen door. I .aw in the lurid, gkftie
ing light. "Mom" crouched on the
floor iignlnvt the window.
I walked over to where she was.
oftlv.
" 'Mom' !" I aid. ami again
.ilom ;
She turned and looked nt me. her
eyes like thoe of an animal at the
point of death.
Then he held up her hand, and im
pulioh I oizrd them and helped her
to her feet. I suddenly felt older than
.she. She seemed, indeed, nothing but
a poor nu
I lien she bound me to her in her
arm.
"Nella .' Nella '. My heart' a broken
tiling !"
I gave one ob
to "wallow ir.
"Oh. let me ti
so lonely !"
though I tried hard
you I'm o lonely.
"I'm bote. 'Moiii.' " 1 snid.
Then ln told me. in broken, frag
nieutarx, disconnected word. She told
I lememlier slinning to her feet, and
elutchnu at her. ns if to keep from
fainting.
I was fifteen I wa ignorant beyond
"Oh. let 1110 Nil
ineaure. itut I tdentilied myself witlmy landlady s niece, n handsome young
her. and shincil her contempt for her' girl, who could not have been 'much
I husband. My respect for my foster I younger than I, appeared in the door
father had been one of the foundations way. blocking my retreat.
ot mi life: now this wns taken fioni me,
Ah. dear "Moms," if jou liad known
whnt jou were doing to me, would you,
bine thrown our woman's burden on.
a girl's shouldeis'.' If jou bid known .
that my bet fa.tli in life was dc-trowd.
. . . (tin I l.i.i.n.mt ...tllfi.tl l.linill II...., '
J tim about marriage." and felt old and
.wie before my tune, would you have
ninde me your confidante'
I remember at last bow frightened
ill, ii i ,,. nun- , j .... ., .....ii.. ..ii ii
ill lust ll", i I llliriirtl
r.g me in her arm and
and when I said that 1
i ne wa. iittir.
' oolluns in
Wllllll
ill m foster father, begging me
to grow ipiiet.
When lie inme in for supper, there
u i.n. til., Il it I i ii- shadows m the
km lieu, not one. I never let Inn. k s
me after thai
Mm .I.
H sent me rose loia. Tbn are
before me. againt tlie mirror. Why
father, trying to keep hnue for him. IlV
finallv lohl me b" vvn going to re
murrv lairlv the next morning, with
the few dollar "Moms" bud given me,
and a bundle of my clothe. I left the
house and took the trolley car
1 iiol'eved all that day. That evening
I ici'lied A - . and found a lodging
ni ill '. I lie liintlllliiv wa a wct'i
woman m 1i thought I wa a stranded
actress That gave me tin idea I
changed im name on the po to the ;
nunc I tlll bear. And that, in turn.!
"im. in o nnother Idea. I hnd so fur ills-I
.,, I ...I. ....
idiijod only one HiU'iit. u trhk of plaving
il...' olniio hv inr without the least rf-
'r'ft. While I understood periectty mm
my iiiaoiiii.v io i'-u'i ", i". . .i"'v,
and mv lack of any icul musical knowl-
. :....,.:.... ... .(.. ,, r.i.1,. .. nnrn
edge.
would stand in tue way oi my on-
tinning
even III"
imv position ns a teacher for
. moil elementary pupLK. I had
a somewhat
vague
idea that I ought
to be ab'e i o' turn my gift to some prac
tical account. Mv a lumpy chance, tlie
, . - - g i ,
parlor of my nevy homo was furnished
Willi 1111 Olll-llisilioiicil rii'iuii- iioiiio wi
some forgotten uiiike. It mtit have
been nn unusiinlly good one in its day,
for it tone was still sweet. If some
what spinel like
The evening after my arrival I found
co'irngi' to sit down nnd piny in the
iwll'ght after ,upiier, Inking advantage
of the fact that the room was empty,
I began very softly and a liltlc timidly,
plnylng some od-fnshloneil songs that,
in happier days. MMonV used to pint'
while at work about tin) bouse. I liatuly
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DOROTHY FARNVM
DESCRIBES STORIES
PRODUCERS WANT
Wanted by Norma Talmndgc
fioml, ftroiic. cmntlnnnl snclrt.v
(IrninnH. fllso oi'aslonpl etorlcs In llsliti'r
ii'in. rrzlnir on romcillw. but wlib
'rpportiinltios for versatility nnil irnl
nclinit.
Is not ii "tjr nrtresx. tliciriorc.
not conftnrd to nny one class of ctory.
Doe not wnnt MlRtrstive or snlnrlniH
vtorirfi or stories of illicit muxion,
i Wanted by Constflnco Talinadj;e
Clever comedies of nioilern Mirtnl life,
eVnn, wliolehoine American girl heroine.
situations thnt are humoroiiH and not
Ihiiekne.vcd.
ConRtanec Talmndce wants com wiles
of manners that arc funny because tbc
tiellRht one's fciife of what rldlcu
lhusly human in the way of little every-
.In.- x.imninitnlnop follllpH mid frailties
Miiitlo comedies, not comedies of tlic
lapsticU variety.
Wlmt Goldwyn Wants
d'oldwjn I'ietures Corporation,
Hi!) l'lftb axenuc, New York.
May 10. Ul'Jl.
Mr dear Mis Fnrnum At the pres
ent time this company Is proiluctiiR only
vtorie of stroilR dramatic value witlt
voine freh attitude in the treatment njnl
vuiie -dsnllicanec on the theme. e lire
interested in Ktorles which depend upon
the clash of character.
Tor Mr. Moore the company Is feeu
inc stories of the type of "Hold Your
Horses." In which the development de
pends upon the growth of the hero
character and in which the structure
Is clo-ely knit and not merely episodic.
Mr. Moore plnyo character parts rather
than types.
Faithfully your.
HAMMI lir.Ol'K.
Kdilor.
a MOVIE STAR
Read This First and Then
You Can Follow the Story
JITv.A.l UORnr.AXD, most
IV famous of movie slnrf. hrar. thai
nn unknown girt. Annette U'i7Him.
ftiM fallen in love inti lioland
Welles, an idol of the nercen.
Reports sou that U'Wfri is going
to nut Jfns ll'i'tiiM into the movies
aun stand snonsor for her career.
Hits iforeland. to save Annette
the suffcrinij that she herself hat
gone through because of her love of
Welles, decides to put her whole ex
perience down on paper so that
Annette can see ehat kind of man
Welles really is.
J'rom day to day. as time permits,
she sis dijini and lays hare her very
soul for the benefit of the unknoicti
girl. i
Knew the names of any of them, only
recalling the words of some of the
verse here anil there. Somehow, their
old-time rhythm seemed peculiarly
adapted to the tone of the old instru
ment. Never had they sounded better to
my own ear.
(trndunlly gathering courage, 1
branched out into snatches of songs
from one or two popular light operas,
which I had heard on hand -organs, and
which some of the boys and men I knew
were accustomed to whistle. Many of
them were in waltz time. I had always
loved waltzes more than anything else.
There I something about the swing of
a waltz that excites me tremendously,
nlthough T think there is no sadder
music in the world !
I had played myself into a complete
unconsciousness of my surroundings
outide. when T hud rami, in the end
! of one of mv selection. With n stnr-
tw cry. I sprang from my sent, ami
was about to run from the room, when
To He Continued Tomorrow
SCARCITY OF FILMS
MAY BE SERIOUS
BEFORE NEXT FALL
f- KP
c Y-f '
. v to
iKPOItTS'from nil over the country
franchises for Associated Inhibitors,
ir.dicnte thnt CNlilbitors everywhere ote
nnxlnus about the situnilon graduallj
being created in the industry by
the
eilticlion in production, nnd In some
IM1
es the complete stoppage of produe-
lion.
Mr. Itniu i now lslting the prin
cipal exchange i enters of the country
effects of the onseryatlve production
policy. It is evident at the present
time in highly competitive -.ones, and
the effort to secure pictures of tlie ipinl-
ity to which me puujie nns lieeome edu
cated lu tin last fe years is bee
oming
incieasingl.v serlou.
The independent cm
innge are being
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nrin, o umn mn ,.i... nn,,- mo iiccn
able to provide the guarantee of fnll
releases looked for at this time by the
exhibitor.
The demand nt tlie present moment,
Air. ttvan states in reviewing his ill.
eussjons with exhibitors. Is not alone
for niclures to fill the schedule for the
next few months, but is nu assurance
that there will be sufficient good pic
tures in tlie fnll and that they will hnve
the opportunity to secure those pic
ture". The nurnnee of the last two years
is disnppt iirlug, mid the exhibitor who
has been protected without nny effort on
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p,,,,,. 0Very effort to insure his theatre
lis part liy nvrr-iirouiiciinn is now
..,si,w,1
Films Furnish Fashions
Pauline I'rcdcrck say- I is harder
for a film stnr to keep weT dressed than
It Is for n stage star.
"The Mini actress mil .t ken not onlv
nbrcast. of the fn.Jiloiis, hut nli'ml of
them," say Miss Frn m lei:, I'liecauso
thn pictures go all over tho world nnd
may be Fbown a full year nftvV the trv
duction has been made!'
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Constance Tatmadge will soon begin
work on another comedy, dohn Kmer
son and Anita Loos have completed the
synopsis and call it "Good for Noth-'
iiip." The story deals with a small
town'girl who runs away to New York,
and instead of cxp"riencing the pro
verbial bitter struggle, has the time of
her life. Scouts are now touring New
York State in nn effort to find n town
which approximates the
Main Strret"
of current fiction.
Tom .Mix has left I,os Angeles for
New Y'ork and is to spend about ten
days in Manhattan, where his friends
are preparing a big welcome, This is
Mix's first trip Kast since he became n
fnmous personage on the screen. The
Fox ollicc plans to have its star make
I'lHITOI'I.AYS
Allnmliri '-,h xrorrl" fc PHyunk Aie
AinamDra MBt ihii t -j. nvm ot.' n
MAY ALLISON
la "TIIK MAItltlAtir, OV W.M. ASIIIV
ADAI I O O'-'D THOMPSON ST3.
ArVJJL.W matinf.i: n.MIY
MADGE KENNEDY
In "Till: (Hill. WITH A J.V.7. IIIUllT"
ADf AHIA CHESTNUT liol. 1CTH
AKVAUIA 10 a m to hi.-, p m.
(r.OKI.r. MKI.rOKD'h I'lMimXTlOX
"THE WISE FOOL"
A CTrD rnANKLIN & atRAHD AVIS.
AO 1 Jl MATINKi: DAIIY
WILLIAM FARNUM
In "HIS mU'ATKST SACKII'lt'l'."
BALTIMOREtf&T klK$?fJ$
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
In "Till. Nl'T"
BENN
niTH AND WOODLAND AVE.
MVTINI.i: UA1I.1
AI.I.-STAIl CAST In
"THE CALL OF YOUTH"
ni lirDIDfi llroad S. Susquehanna
JoL.UlliE'llrVl-' Contlnnnii" uaill It
i. av. omrriTirs
"DREAM STREET"
BROADWAY n'.?. ITS. ir
AM-hTAK ( AST In
"STRAIGHT IS THE WAY"
Broad St. Casino
Broad bel.UrleA.
MAT DAILY
HOBART BOSWORTH
In "1IIH OWN LAW"
A OITVM -- MAKKJ'T KT.
LAr 1 1 sJi- m a r m it is p. m
1), V. fiWFnTII'H
"DREAM STREET"
f.ri aMIAI Gin. JIiipMvvoimI Avs.
COLU1N1AL. -;at. 7 ne.i n r. n.
Hilt .IAMKS M. II.IIKIIS
"What Every Woman Kngws"
DARBY THEATRE
ii. xr. cinirrmi'h
"DREAM STREET"
rMTToDCTCC MAIN ST-. MANATUNIC
EMrKn.-5D MATistii: daily
EUGENE O'BRIEN
In "Till" Villi IIMII.AI"
.-. ii-.ivi-iT IMT 'JOI
rAll"slVl-'s-,,' 1 MVTIVi"-' DAILY
WALLACE REID
In "Till'. I.UM. SI'K.CIAl."
rAlII V THEATRE 1311 Market nt.
PAIVllI-ii ' Il A. M TO MIDNICHIT
AUrkTMl CANT In
"THE LURE OF YOUTH"
cTU CT THKATRE IWnw Keruc
DO I H O 1 , . , " TNBB DAILY
BERT LYTELL
In "TIIK I'KH'B '"' UKUHMI'TIO.N"
FRANKFORD T15 '"S0
i. v. (.uTiirii s
"DREAM STREET"
GLOBE T1 NrKS ?a
AI.I.KTAIt PAHT In
0:30 to It
"THE; FATAL HOUR"
m rf a TH"U k
s COMPANY r J
GIRL HE LOVES BQST
When Wallace
Iicid Came
East and Cre
ated Such a
Personal
Furore, They
Had to Discon
nect His Phone
So as to Save
Him From the
Thousands of
Girl Admirers
Who Wanted
to Talk With
' Him. Hut
There Was
One Girl
Admirer Who
Got Lots of
His Time
Without Ash
ing for It. This
Picture Shotvs
Him With
Her. She Is
His Mother
Film Stars Arc Doing
several public appearances while Kast,
and he will nttend the L)empey-Car-pentier
light in Jersey City on .Inly 'J.
Charles Francis ("Cbuclt") Kelsner.
who is directing .limmie Adnms in Mer
maid Conicdieu, helped put "pep" into
the late war just as he is now doing in
pictures. He was the author of "Good
by Ilroadway, Hello France," one of
the most popular of the fighting songs
both in this country and at the front.
,"' ,in- "rp" " nnmuer oi oiner jyrics
. ......'... .. .....
iiiiil mite won uiiieii pupiiiumy.
Hay ward Mark. Laura La I'lnnt anu
Jack Itraniniiill, all well-known screen
players, have ben engaged to support
F.dnu Murphy and Johnnie Walker in
their second starring picture, which
has been stnrted at Hollywood under
the working title "The Comeback."
IMIOTOI'I.WS
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.
GRANT i0"- GlHAItD avi:.
UIrtl,t 1 MATINHH VAII.T
MARION DAVIES
ip "ntini:n thkasi'ih'."
GREAT NORTHERN
Ilrunrl St.at Drt
j. 7 i U I'. Jl,
3I.ltPIIl.l. NKII.A.VS
"DINTY"
IMPERIAL
CUIII .. WALNUT STS.
Mills ""O I'vua. 7 IL 0
BETTY COMPSON
in "I'tiiMiNKus or i.tivr."
Lehigh Palace ""'""'"j'M.JJ'X;"
.lAJir.s m.ivr.n rrKwiinn's
"NOMADS OF THE NORTH"
I IRFRTV H'tOAD .V COt.L'MIlIA AV.
U.10ll 1 I MATIN'v:n DAILY
MAY ALLISON
iii "Tin: MAititiAtn: or m. ashi;"
OVERBROOK7;ii.Y.V.'JiT
IVIM.IXM C'lllllsTV TMIANAT.'S
"WHAT'S WORTH WHILE"
PAI APP V-H MAUKHT STREET
llli; MI'lll I'KII. I'ltlllirCTION
"DECEPTION"
PRINCESS
1018 MARKET STREET
TI V M In 1 I IM I' Vf
AI.U.TAR rST In
"THE LURE OF EGYPT"
RFCFNT MARKET KT. Iletow 17TH
lxl-,-JI-l ' '''.' A M to 11 p. M.
ALICE LAKE
In "l ( IIAHTEII Jsl'.s
KlAI TO 'ER.MA.NTOW.V AVENUE
ivinuivj ,... Tt'i im'iio'i.'i-v n
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG
In "MIIMdlir mo. I PARIS"
RI IRY MARKET HT. HEIjOW 7TH
1VJI I , , ,P ,, 13
I.I..STAR VHT In
"Some One in the House"
SAVOY -ll MAnKET RTREBT
UnVW1,., L ." A " TO .MIPNiailT
,.. Ai.l...TAI! I'VHT n
"THE BRANDING IRON"
SHERWOOD mVt V- -'vT Vavd
Jwu'-lV" ,,VW,S VfioiIiVTiiix30
"What Every. Woman Knows"
STANLEY
MARKKT AT 1'JTII
1 1 1 1 i M t ,. I 1 1 -. 1 1
fill . .--l M. .-' ", ''
WALLAth, KtID
In "TOO Ml (II SPEED"
STAOTON,f:B-lK1-jBr
CHARLES RAY
In "Till: 01.1) HWIVIMI.v homv-
333 MARKET08T,V.BT t"atrb
TwlTlrVifOT
in"Tiir.tii)nt, or niKNoinii"
AT WEST CHESTER
RIALTO !.,j1,V.';.W'"Tirs
im v um in ,,,,AvAl .itbkkt"
IDLE HOUR ..-.J'"'" "ANA In
, 'lire siioKB riKATE't
. WALLY REID GIVES.
MOTHER HER FIRST
KIEW OF STUDIO
1
mtll.'ni.i ..- i-i .. ""
. iiiiuin ni.s n deiay ine other day
- the Lnsky Long Island u.i."
where "Peter lbbetson" Is Mm, fiim.j ,
It wn time for the first of the. ,rn ',
scenes of the I)u Mntirlcr Mnrv ..i'
Wnllnce Held, mio plnys fhe ttc t0,
hnd not niSJvcd. A call to his (reslI
rooms brought no reply.
George Fltzmnurlce,the direefo
r, and
ins coiiipnny wnucil.
V
i uon i unuerstnnil t." .i..i.'.
Fltzmaurlce. "W.tlly has never K
later before. lQ''
Almost ns he spoke a car drew ,,n ).
the studio door and the star nllcbw
accompanied by n distinguished looffi
woman with grny hnjr. "
"My mother." Wnlly ErnnM'
proudly, mid introduced tier to uractP
cnlly every one In the studio, bejinnl
with luglile frey. vefernn doXcS
I he Ibbetson se wns almndoiinl WM),
Held escorted his mother throiHi k.
studio. " '
The mother of the star ulm l,.. ....
haps Hie latest following f niivartli't
of the screen, wns seeing the inside of
pmw..w,.-,mv ... it .m uii in if(r nu- nrl Ijqj
www
rtpKUHAPS 11 does seem Mrante".
A said M. I'M, Iterthn West brook IttM A
with the same contagious Hiniln iii.i ' 'I
denrs her boy to millions of picture 'I
thusinstR. "No; really, I nrur lir.rl
!. I...I.I...I ll.K . . I.. ..,.. ... !"i' I
. , . "' "s "1 wnni aili
calls tho piclure shop.
"mi sis'.' mic continued, "tilt if 'I
ikmiiimiis, ,-. .. nun i niinee works In'
Hollywood. Calif. A whole continnit"'
lies between us. When he cnnif Kat
he Insisted that I go with hlin to the
siinno,
"Onco when Wallace was a baby I
remember he had just begun to walk
we went neninu t ne scenes in a Netr
York theatre. When Wallace fopm
working i:i pictures no one took tt
so eon seriously and there wasn't room
for visitors in the little house In lower
New York where the company Wi
working.
"I remember the day he said hch4
saved enough money for the trip to I'll,
ifornln n few hundred dollars. I mm.
poed he would he copilng back In a few
weeks nnd looking for a job. like rnort
boys. And sometimes I rather wish he.
had. I see so little of him now."
She sighed, ns tlje boy who towen
more than u foot above her left her fide
to get into makeup. Itut. first lie st red
her In n bear hug nnd kissed her, for
Wnlly Kcul idolizes his mother.
Another Dancer In Films
Musical comedy d"vo(a4 will recall
Kathleen Clifford ns one of the mort
artistic duncers of a f'w ye.iiM nfo
Now Miss Clifford ha.s rrt.irncil prot.t
ably permanently motion pi'turfii;
lic is nppcnrins with .1. I". yktiown
in "Cold Steel." and mini r ban It thll
she has signed a long-term contract to
appear in other features.
Old Films Made New
''Fn the ltoad Willi Sa.lie." a pltr
In which Constiince Tn'mad.te won rati;
fame as a Sclznicl; star, I t i he round
with new prints iv 'rvlhru.
I'lKITni'lAlS
HOTDPUyT
. comn r j
.WAMtmei
fjyrhe NIXON-NIROLINGERtfn I
Ml 'R-1EATRES liJ
BELMONT c-'u tW?&Zn
u. vv. (iRirrnirs
"DREAM STREET"
PPHAR UuT'I CEDAR AVE.NUI
wiLy-r i ..io r a a fin m n r. M.
DOROTHY (IRI'.ES A Sin.M'.Y VIV'nVU
"THE GOOD BAD WIFE"
COI IFI IM Market lift. RDih 4 COIJ
BESSIE LOVE
anil Sprtlnl CiihI In "IIII.SMi: M.W"
inHIRO l'-N'T HT. S. fllRARD AV.
.JUMDU .Tmiihn .Tune nn PrHiikforil "L"1
EUGENE O'BRIEN
In "IIIIOADUAY AMI IIOMi:"
F FAHFR ,laT & LANi'ASTt:rj avi.
I-.C-LJL,I MATIN'I'K DAILT
i.i.i.iinr ii;.T',it i. ai.i.-stmi castu
"THE WITCHING HOUR"
I fin KT "'-' " I.OCTST STnEETi
L.U-VJJ1 jflt,. t .in, i;io Ties 11.30 t U
AI.USTMl CAST In lll.7.M"S
"IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW"
NIXON ANU UARKrHUt
DOLORES CASSINELLI'S
"IHE HIDDEN l.ll.llf"
RIVOLI
Kl) AND SANtiOM ST3.
MVIIM-'K oua
GEORGE BEBAN
dm; man is a viii.i.iiiv
In
nmi . . . ,. ........ .,.,...- IVE.
1 KAINU "'at viK IM..1 hTKirt I
I.OIS VVII.MIN unit (OSRAD N fiFI'
"What Every Woman Know.
ipinti - a t t i..v. r AlUthfUy '
WLbl Al.l.kUHkiNY "MitlPiW
MITIII R IIOl lit IIIEIt I"
"THE GREAT DAY"
AT OTHER THEATRES
MEMBERSOFM.P.T.0.A.
A HflHA - " ."" '.',,' in.T
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JAM- Muni i I...,,.- lillirr lunlM"!
"KAZAN"
Uermantown "matim-i: pail
HOBART BOSWORTH
In "HIS OWN Mtt"
j w . .!.. nlnurfl
Aft-
irCCTDOAM .'Olli & PuW ,?
iLsi-rtrwy-JW matineb ""
DOROTHY PHILLIPS
In ".MAN WOMAN M.IKHIA'V5
. ...i.elllH rfj
PARK ""mm Vi? h;iPuttl
WALLACE Rtiu
In "THE I.0VI5 HrKCIAI-'
SPRUCE 00AWk$mP
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