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LOVE STORY
MOVIE STAR
Read This First and Then
You Can Follow the Story
JfiELLA itOltELAXn, moit
famous of movie start, henr th'it
an unknoicn girl, Annette IViUn.
has fallen in love trith l'oland
"Welles, an idol of the screen.
Reports cii that Welle is nnina
1 to put Mins "Wilkms into the movies
ana, stand ipmuor for her career.
Hiss Mareland, to save Annette
the suffering that she herself has
pone thtough because of her love of
Wellei, demies to put her teholc ex
perience doien on paper so that
Annette can see ichat kind of man
' Wcllci really is.
From daii to day. ns time permits,
the sits iIoidi and lay bare her very
soul for the benefit of the unknown
girl.
CIIAITHU IX
IKOSn. tlinnkiiiK him. Up rop also
nnd took mi- In the nrm. (iick ni a
flash the tlmiisht came: "We'll .stop
this licht hori' liefnio we stnrt. nnd i
pavi htm a shnrp look.
lie dropped mj nrm ns If it were red
ho. "We'l." ho lnuched qimerly. "you're
a rtrnnpr one! Hut we'll see, we'll fci
whnt jolt enu do !"
So I went to thr stnge door nt the
slile. nno the dnrninn. seeing the slip,
let me thrnnch. Immeilintelj 1 wns
nmnns the ilrops, the tint hich-Mielf
srener n bln-e of light on the stage
before me, nnd the netor nt work.
Behind one of the wine" a verv Im
portant little man. ontlesq and sleeves
rolled up. hat on the hnek of his head,
clear Imtt in his mouth, stood looking
about husilv. I went to him.
He eod me from head to foot.
" nd what do jnu want?" he said
inPolentl .
I gne him the slip of pnper.
"nMier.il business. Kxperleneed?"
"Xo."
"Well, what in blaze ! Is this a
kindergarten? Here, let me see!"
lie went over to a 'ittle table in back
of the stage and pieked up his script
and looked through it.
"Xo pait for next week. Let's .ee.!"
He t lulled me ngnin
"Well, vni'll have to go on in the
Intel mission and cntertmn "
He might, as well have told me that
I would have to read Sanskrit. I
smi'cd brnelv, taking the blow like a
Foldier, but m heart dropped out of
me. A dear little girl tame off the stage
at that moment
"Kittj '." he said ; "eomehere! Kittv.
this Is Miss Xell.i Morelnnd! Want
you two to sing. a song next week, in
the Intermission. You Know; you in
ballet, this one in bo 's clothes. Just
fix it tip J ourselves "
A wave of applause ramp from the
front, and he was off Kitty, who stood
a patlntie creatine in rugs, her hair
down her back, her feet hare, came to
me in all sweetness Dear little Kitn '
She had the face of a child, with large
b'ue iv s and tremulous lips. Her
voice, t"o. was the oico of a child s.
"Hitter come in the dressing room.
I haw tn change "
I followed her. again dhided between
laughter and tears. Tins was desperati .
I had not looked forward to doing
vaudeville work, to being virtually
alone before a curtain, confronting an
audience. And sing? I sing? I entertain-'
And wear hoj V clothes?
I sat down in the dressing room
while Kitt suiftlj disrobed herself
"Oh. I'm so tired"' she sal,) "lie.
hearsed all morning' I"nwd nil after
noon ' And another show tonight ' Have
jou been at it long''"
Mj oiee broke, my ews filled.
"(ioodiifss:" I began. "(ioodnes,s.
iYi V ' ;xltty l vo n,,w'f nto.I in inv
life I ve never appeared before an
nwniiiue
V'l can't do tills to saw my life ! I'm
rJnn, far iiwn.v. and glw it up I"
Shi tuni"d. her r.ws large, her lips
treinhling '
"Oh. jou poor dear!" she irled, and
llung le units around my neck. Then
she kissed me.
"Is win- name renlh Xelln? It's a
prettj name. Now, nnre you mind,
Aellii iou stick to me. I'll enrrj vim
through It' nothing at all. Von' let
tne do the singing. .lust jou go 0n and
1 l.is i'd her wnrmh In return, and
tried to thank her, btit she insisted
that it was nothing at all. An glil
would do as inui h for another, she
assured me.
We onl had time for a few words,
as the iall" for Klttj mine a fi w
minutes lntei nut she had managed,
In the midst of her hurrbd die-sing to
give me a pointer ns to while to Tool
for a roiiiii. I nfoi tunntelj the hous"
In wludi she, herself, was livjng was
filled Hut sin. dad a list of addresses
which she I ad been told were good.
Mote Important still, from my point
of view, the prices m nsonnble.
I left her to go mi and, milking mv
wny out of the theater, started to look
for the plui ,. wli, li ns to he mv
home at least as long n. I should bo
connected with the Henry Irving The
atre. In nn own lieait I doubted if
that eonneition would be prolonged be
ond the ii iniug Motidn night ! Hut in
the intei nl 1 had to lind shelter some
where. JIj expeilence in looking for rooms
Was i tn it i d in nn own wntuio when I
arrhed at A . And that had been a
pt'rfectlj simple mutter A kind-hearted
woman who had i widen all the waj from
I'ittshuigh on the trollej with me had
I ecomineudeil Mrs Merker's, and I had
onlj to ask mj n to her liou.se. I
appreciated, now, how lucky 1 had been
on that occasion.
As I nppioached the first house on
my list, I saw that the "stoop" was
crowded with joiing men who seemed to
be amusing Ihemselws with making re--marks
ulniiit passers-ln, parti ulnrlj
the women As I came nearer, a.
dreadful siieme fell upon the unmau
lierlj group With onu accord, they
faced about and honored me with a
prolonged state.
Nothing would have induced me t'i
apply for lodging in that c-tabll h
incut, piirtlcularH if these wire fair
fcp'eelmeiis of what my fellow -lodgers
blight he
As 1 went along with nn head 1 tgh
In the nlr. I cou'd heai their coar-i i
marks on nn nin'iuiii e Some f
them even whist'ed n nt tract nn u'
iviitlon," I uonJercd f till the ad
dressed Kfltv had given mo would prove
to he of kucIi a chuructcr. U,
MOVIE
IT WAS n nervous lot of girls who snt
down in the si-ud. of the tr.es at '
Hetzwood on Satiirdm and trlnl their,
best to eat lunch while thej wet; wnit-
WILL ROGERS TELLS
WHAT ACTORS ARE
DOING FOR WORLD
Will 7?o7rri. Qnldiryn itar, irrotc the
folloicing artuli for "The One and
Only," the honk of oriamal manu
scripts by frfnous ilvthors, ichirh tras
given to the holder of the lucky twin
her nt the benefit for the ctors' I'und
in the Ihierly Hills Spcidirny recently.
Hy WILIi KOOKHS
AI.O
iTs bn
LONG with all the class and high-
ow , cvTjthing must hae a com
mon or jazz touch nowad.tjs. So in
this masterpiece of fiction I am jazz.
And that's onlj a start of what the
actor Is doing todaj for humanlt.v.
Having been for jears indirectly ns
incinted with actors, I was given the
subject. "Wlint the Actor K Doing for
Humanity."
Tirst, it is not genernllv known that
I am an author. In fact, the discussion
tinallj leached mj pulilisheis, nnd after
looking owr their sales, they decided I
was not.
That onlv gives you n kinder rough
idea of what the actor is doing for
humanitj .
Hut the best books are only read
by their writers.
"There are authors todaj cutting their
mouths with mv knives' who will be
forgotten when my silverwnte will be
in our best plated houses.
THAT'S only nn
nctors are doln
inkling of what
in the cause of
hijmnnttv
Mv principal contribution to litirarv
fame was a novel entitled 'TroliiM
tion." When I penned that gem of
free thought I nnturallv Imagined thnt
we were to have prohibition. Hut as
the idea seems to haw fallen through,
mj volume was a total loss. It was
a case of a man writing five yenrs
ahead of the tims.
And that's what the actor has done
foi humanitj.
c-if ..... if .1,,. nm.,i. -- ,.r.
'il"lll-'t 14 UIU 'CIII"i IIH1 nil 'IVI
unfortunate enough to get ,n again an 1
decide to enforce prohibition, why then
I will revlw my book nnd nap a har-
lest
Tl.nf one of the thlnin nctor nre
doing todnv to uplift humanity bits, the I'.etzwood staff piled into nuto-
It was during the gteat campaign to mobiles and awav we went across coun
defeat prohibition that I became ac- I trv. up nnd down some of the woist
nunintcd with so many eminent uuthois. lulls In this section.
Among the more rcnloiis workers m the
cause were Rupert Hughes, Gouverntur
Morns, Mr. luioblock, I.eroj Scott.
Ilex Heach. George Ado and Hull Mon
tana. Also Miss I'linor fllju. who
came nil the wav from 1'ngland to help
deft at the cause and keep true love on
l he alcoholic pedestal, where it had bcti
for lo '. tin se tuanj
That's what actors are doing for hu
manity dally.
AXOTIIEK reason I am on good
terms w itli these Tj pew rltei Hounds
i Ii that I have never ptaved in anv of
I their lieturi s I was in one i " Hex
Heath's. Hut since then he cists them
himself. I wish 1 liml time ami spate
to tell you half the actor Is doing.
If ou inn show me nn class that
ias done more for humanity, let s see
ou do H.
HOW UTTERLY
A I.I. tho wav up on the 'sieenth story
of a ckv scraper Douglas Macl.enn
and his director, Willi im A. Selter,
tlanei around a nairow cornice as
though it wiie a ten-airo lot.
hen V"u see it, jou grab the urn-"
of jour eh iir and lean forward nnd f ei !
like shouting. "Iley, you; flop that'"
Milt, of course, you don't have, to
worn. It's the trlik of double expos
urethe pictures of the street below
made on one side of tio film first, with
the other Mile masked and then the
building and the actors made on the
blank sole in the Kafi-tj of a htudio - t
with tho lloor only a foot or two below
them.
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BEAUTY CONTEST GIRLS
ing for the "sit In the studio to be
made rendj for their test films.
Their appetites weren t nearly up to
tmrninl. '1 hej tried their bravest to
Movie Contest Girls Find Out
What 'Going on Location Means
Long Ride Up Hill and Down Dale to Find Famous Tooner-
ville Trolley. Just to Make a Fciv Feet of Film to
Complete Pathe Atms Reel Feature
TJfff.'V the fifteen "runncrv-up" in our Movie Tleauty Contest uent out In
rr l!rt;irond lait Saturday, they irent tlnnuah one little expedience that gave
them ii ilwkt idea of uhy it cost so much to ptoducc a modern motion picttnr.
They irent "on location,"
They had all hcnid of Ai' woric trim, iif ot you have, but they, prob
ably like you, had only n hazy idea of irlint it meant.
BCT.
tu
HTZWOOn, like other moving-pic
tract of ground containing the studios
nnd the other necessary buildings.
Here pietuies can bo made either In
'ide the studio or on "sets" built
"on the lot
Hut virtually cwry scenario nown
dajs calls for scent" thnt caii'iot le
found neat by nor manufactuied In the
ttchniial staff, and this scorn rj has to
he sought cut. no matter how far dis
tant it miu he from heatlquni ters.
And when the time comes to 'ipot the
scenes with this scenic background, the
whole company at least all concerned
in those particular scenes must be
transported to the spot and back again.
That is known as going "on loca
tion." 0
X SATI'UHAY one of the features
f the day was the presence of the I
I'athe News eaniern, with .Mrs illliim
II Derr. the nnl womnn news nelj
inmein "man " Mis Derr's pietuies
will be seen here beginning net Mon-
day.
Por this feature, she wanted the
girls shown coming Into the scene on
the famous old trolley car. so as to giw
action and color to the film.
Now, it ro happened thnt the Too
nerville Tiollej is kept in the carbarn
a- me enu oi me umi'1 line niiutii nw
i. I . 1 1 t
, miles fne mighty long miles, too from
Hetzwood.
Hut nothing is too much trouble In
malting a good movie, so we pileil the
fifteen gills into our big sightseeing
I
T WAS n good two hours' work to
go over there, get the car out,
reheorse the scene, shoot it. nut the
car back and retutn. 'pt itiklril it over the lire, nnd in the
And the lesult wn.s just a bit of film usililng Hash his f.u e was singed, i n 1
that will show on the sen-en for nbout V'rg'nla Warwick, playing opposite
a minute and a half. Adams, lost several of her brunett
Now suppoe that had been a tegular tt.ssis Adams teturiied to work th
company with tvery member of the nlt da., however, and in running our
paitv drawing a big cheek for the dav's of a scene tripped over a guy rope sup
work. Do on soi how much that one orting a pup tent, and fell on his head,
minute anil a half of film would have Incidentally, John Brown, tho bear,
cost? I ns a reputation. When Jack Denipsev
Many companies go on location bun- was selling fruit in Albuquerque, .
clreds ct mile from their studios nud M.. at cording to the tiear's ttainer. the
have to stnv theie for weeks at a time,
The whole st.ift v.ill go with them
Hy the tiiin salaries and open-,es aic
pnid, tne inst has amounted to a Mil-
prising -111:1 et the pletuie-lovlng lioxmg n human v as 1 nsn r tlian wn-M-public
lias become so Insistent on aceu- ' I tig the bear.
RECKLESS THEY ARE
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HAVE LUNCH UNDER TREES AT BETZWOOD STUDIO WHILE WAITINGFOR
appear at ease anil really hungry, butl
we noticed that, when the call came m'
git made up. there wns u lot of the food,
that hadn t been touched. '
Return of Photographs
in Movie Beauty Contest
PHOTOnilAHIlS submitted to our
Movie Heautv Contest may be
obtained by their ow nets on nnd
after Wednesdaj, July (1. and until
Wednesday, .lulv 1.'l.
fall nt the HVHXIXf; I'TT.LTC
I.rnOHU offices, Sixth nnd Chest
nut streets. Go to the SIXOXD
n OOH.
Hut do not ask for them before
Wednesday, .lulj (. ns it will be Im
possible for us to get them nil classi
fied prior to that tlate.
racy 'In every detail that all compa
nies spend this sum rather than run the
risk of liming their product create nn
unfnwrnblc inipn.'ssion.
Here S a Bear
of a Movie Story
JIMMIH ADAMS, stnr in the new
Hducational-Aihims Comedies, nar
rowly osipcl dentil i few tin s ago in
the making of "A Good Scout," the
hrst of tin' seiics. Adams w.is being
ihasill In .lohn Hi own. the wrestling
bear. Hrowu dearly loves to hug nny
lotly who plajs with him. In such n
l'ii'ful mood he ducked Adams under
water and hold him there until he wns
almost drowned.
'llus in .lr-trngcdy followed two inci
dents which weie liss serious cmh In
I'egfie. A few das before Adams, pla -mg
the part of can.p cook In a Hov
touts' camp, was being pictured cook-
rip mullign'i stew, in n previous seem
i fli-hltght powder hail oeen put in the
I pepper nil. I n.iwaio o tnis Atll Ills
annual was tnmllng with nn itinera! i
mw A wre-tlw wn, nncded, and
Dt mpsev took the j di for three week
Rrnilung the Const, P mpsey decided
IV THE MOVIES!
vwTsxxiaazxrvpawwrjssimi'JiMM';
Our photographer Biinpped n group of
, ., . . ... . .
,llcm "hilc ,l,,s ,cnM! waiting period
was going on.
ROARING LION
MADE DIRECTOR
WAKE UP QUICKLY
Ity CONSTANCK PAIjMKR
Hollywood, Calif.
AXITA STKWART, I.ouis H. Mujer
4nr, Is working hnrd on "A Ques
tion of Honor." Director Edwin
Cutewe is hurrying it nlong so mnjbe
lie can go I'ast to the fight. He's a
stiange personullt.v bus about one
eighth Indian blood in him, Chippcwn,
I think.
Tliej were shooting nn outdoor scene
in nn nihor right near the lions' den
it the Srlig 7,oo. Every one was stand
ing ntound wniting for Miss Stewait to
mike an appearance. Mi. Carewe was
sti etched nut on u bench, sound nsleep.
i A very close lion roared and he sat bolt
'upright, looking n little bewildered. "
' Pretty soon Miss Stewart did come
1 gineefully arinss the lawn, nccom
i pained by one secretary and one maid.
She seemed kind of tired nnd cross
they'd been on location nil morning
so "after watching n short scene I bent
I a hastj retteat. Dberction is the better
I pait of an interview.
I MET .Tullnn Jnsephson out nt
Gohlwjn jesterduy. He's the man
who wiote the first Charlie Ray suc
cesses, while they both were with Inco.
I He's a darling.
! Wo sat around nnd gossiped, watch
ing Tom Moore do a very difficult scene
for "Prom the Giottnd Up." his new
story hy Rupeit Hughes. Mr. Hughe
has mastered completely the technique
of the screen since his coming to the
movies, in all his stories theie nre a
great mnny scieon tricks nnd photo
graphic novelties.
Tlie one jesterday was a conversa
tion between Mr. Moore and Helenc
Chndwick. his lending lad, with their
icmnrks flashing on the screen between
them ns they talk.
E. Mason Hopper is directing "From
the Ground Pp." lie's n very nice
man. What do jou think he'd rather
talk about than (in.v tlmig else? Xot
movies, not nit, not books but cook
ing! As lie himself does it.
He told me bow to muke biscuits
without shortening diagrammed It, Il
lustrated it, spoke it with gestures.
And when I get my house I'm going
to trj It. jou betcha And an iiwcndo
salad" and lobster cocktail in n hol-
lowid-out nrtichoke. Doesn't it make
jour mouth water?
Tliej tell mil be has a whole library
of cookbooks, in every language
Chinese, Persian, Prencli nnd knows
a thousand ways to cook eggs.
THEN pretty Boon we all went over
to the Gohlwjn cafeteria Mr.
.losephson, Mr. Hopper and everybody
nice and drank verj soft things nnd
tnld jokes nnd early mnvie-dny eperi
1 ntes. ( I defy jou to eavesdrop on more
thm two movleltes nnd find them tnlk
lug about anything else for any length
of time.)
Tom Moore is rather nice, with n
wondeiful 1 idling bio'iie. When he acts
they play "The YAcurin ot the (jicen
, end all the accepted Irish classics. He
,, ,,,,, Very little direction, accustomed
1 as i1(, is to the camria.
,tust nuP tnore item about Miss Pick
foul and Mr. I'ali banks and then I
promise jou I won't ij auotlier word
about the'ni for well, in.ijbe tluee tlajf-.
In their bouse in llevirlj Hills they
have built a brenkfabt 100111 ei-peciallv
lo nt some very wonderful porcelain they
bought when they were abroad. It's
oeen on the wny ever Hinee then and
they expect it within the next day or
so. It's that lovely d'lft blue htuff,
so rare.
If vou ever como to Hollywood nnd
don't go to the Come On Iun, you
never can -'in you'c bteu around. It's
a tinj place just n bungalow which
lias been fixed up by two enterprising
glrln, Hetty and Ilattle Hetty iifced
1 1 be in vaudeville with Mrs. Gene
Hughes. l'ei-Konnlity is their first, last
and middle name.
Here jou may bco Mario Prevost,
I.cnra Miion, Ilnel MacDonald nnd Vi
enna Knowlton, the writers; Heulah
Marie Di antl Frances Haimcr, more
writerH. Oisson Fcrpison, Anne May,
A nnn Q. MUin, lloseinary Tlu-by,
deorge Hebnn, Mrs. Mnif-hall Nellaii.
I.ila Lee, Teddy Sampson, Ciirmel
M era nnd some moro writerfi. And
me. Don't forget to go when joueoinc.
It'H on Oow-er street. .
And the food! Oh, Cymbellne!
I know Homethlng I mustn't tell and
hero it Ih: Vou know this plcturo of
Kattj's "Should a Man Marry?" Ih
klndn rough.
Well. Fatty wns Miowlng little Ger
trude Short Antrim Short's Bister
ome tort of n htunt on the net the other
dnv nnd In somo way she tumbled over
and hit her noso w hard both her eyeH
got black.
Fvitlently they're the best of friends,
because she took him home to her house
f 1 lunch todaj , where Mamma- Short
had prepared beautiful food.
Mae Murray Forms Company
The Tlflanv Productions, cnplta'ized
at S10.000, was organii-d last week to
sponsor Mae Mtir-uj as a stur In picture
1 productions The cllr tors arc Miss
' Muiray, her director husband, Hubert
,. I.eoiiuiil, (ieorge rerrj, l.eonaril A.
Voting nnd Herbert Croncnwotli. Tho
first picture js titled "Peacock Alley,"
at present in the making,
Those In the picture, from left to
right, are: Peggy Martin, I'dnn I'nuse,
Alice Hyrom, Xntalle Shaver, Helen M.
What Your Favorite
Unnel Helnioie has been engaged for
Marie Provost's initial production nt
Unlverbnl City.
Jackson firerorv's novel. "Man to
Man," has been bought for Harry Carey.
I his story will probably follow his first
Jewel production, "Partners," by I.u
cicn Hubbard.
I'rlscllla Dean, her director, Stuart
Paton, and the forty people who nccotn
panied them to Oregon to film lumber
camp scenes for "(Vinflict," have re
turned to California after being away
three weeks.
Viola Dana has heen elected cpiccn
of the Reno Round-up, n picturesque
Western event to be staged July li, ,1.
1 nnd 15.
Mildred Davis has signed a long-term
Anita Stcivart Not to Leave
Louis B. Mayer Management
THE Xcw York office of Louis B.
Mayer Productions has Issued n de
nial of the story coming from Los
Angeles to the effect thnt Anita Stew
art's contract with Mr. Mayer expires
on completion of her next picture, "The
Question of Honor."
The error in the story probably nrose
item the fact that Miss Stewart had
announced her Intention ot going East
after "The Question of Honor" is
finished.
Hut her trip Enst is purely for vaca
tional purposes, and nfter passing nbout
three months in her summer home nt
Hay Shore, L. I., she will return to
I.os Angeles to continue the making of
pictures for Mr. Mayer and the First
Xational at the Mnjer studio.
I'linTOI'I-VYS
"fHHTD-PUu"
COMPANY y
rAMtsieA
Allinmkri 1-',h Jtorrla . rnnsyunk Ave
rtinamDra m ,, illly nt ... t:vH o.in & 0
BEBE DANIELS
in "OllK.S AMI IIKAKHS"
APHI IO S2D & THOMPSON 8T3.
r siiv matim:i: daily
H. B. WARNER
In "WHEN tVK WEUE 21"
ARPAniA CHESTNUT Eel 1GTII
rir-ui-. ,0 v M ,n ,, ,-, x, M
WANDA HAWI.F.Y
In "THE IKIl'si: THAT JAZZ IH'ILT"
ASTHR TOANKMN Ii OIUAHD AVE.
riij 1 wi virixrn umi.y
CHARLES RAY
In "I'KAUirn, VAI.I.KY"
B ALTI MORE AT &A?vr'
VtlAII IIEIIUY In .l.VK I IIVDONS
"The Mutiny of the Elsinore"
RFMM c4Tn AND WOODLAND AVE
UlINl"N MVTlNTi: DAILY
ri.OIlKVrn VIIIOII ! Ul.Stnr Cast
"BEAU REVEL"
BLUEBIRD
13 road & Susq'iehanna
Pnrt(niiniii in 1 1
MAE MURRAY
In "THE GILDED I.II.Y"
BROADWAY "fA nyoderPAM'
MARYPICKFORD
In "TIIUOIIOII THE. HACK DOOK"
Broad St. Casino I,rod1A'Enrl
tll.ADYX VlALTON A AI.U4TAII rKT In
"DESPERATE YOUTH"
PAPITOl 7" MAUKKT ST.
rl t V-'I m A M to II 15 r t
MARY PICKFORD
in "TiiKorr.ii tiik HArit nnnn"
POl ONFAI Gtn Moplowowl Aves.
VA1AJ1II-1 o no, 7 nnfl () j, M
All-Star f'st 'n 1 irk Scnnntt'ii C'omrily
"MARRIED LIFE"
DARBY THEATRE
MADGE KENNEDY
In "Till: (JIHL 1V1TII TIIK JAZZ Hi:AHT'
FMPRFS AIAI'N BT' MANAYUNK
dlYiriEvOO MATiNni: daily
AI.I-STAH CAST In
"STRAIGHT IS THE WAY"
ITATIOainT IMT 20th A fjrr(i Av
1 nilMUVUn 1 MATtS'f-I! DAILY
ROSCOE (Fatty) ARBUCKLE
in "TIIK DOLLAIt-A-YKAIt MAN"
FAMII Y TUATE-i;ill Mnrket fit.
r-MVlll-iI 8 A M to MIHVinilT
ILY '" s "Trv viauT STANLEY UIIKIrr Aiss,
lnna q. neillson l uT'.LuvMT:N,.,I.1l'),r;A,v,Nsr'
"WHAT WOMKN HII.L DO" l "THE LOST ROMANCE"
AININA
In
JOin OI. MATI.VKi: DAILY
l USTAU CAST In 1JAILY
"THE GREAT REDEEMER"
FRANKFORD 4715 $V$
EUGENE O'BRIEN
In "IIUOADWAY AM) HOMI5"
arnrr tooi market ut.
-UOL ' 30 and 0 30 .0 11
All-Mr Clit 1" Mnr.r It. KlnMmrl'ii
"a i VTSXUl Lill-t,"
TESTS
Carr, Madeline Ferris, Martha Gufkie,
Itltn Heist, Mnry Arnold, Marion Heist,
Mndclnino Stnrhill, Loretta M. Ryan
and 1'ntriela LMtzpntrick.
Film Stars Arc Doing
contract with Hal K. Ranch providing
for her appearance as lending lady In
more comedies with Ilnrold Lloyd. Then
Miss Davis will be starred in five-reel
dramatic productions.
Iltigltlc Mack has been engaged by
Webster Cullison. of Clever Comedies,
for a role in "The Disappearance of
Mary .lane, the third of the series of
stories of "Philo Gubb, Correspondence
-'""" --'-"----
Grace Darniond has signed a con
tract whereby she is'to play the lead in
a new John Stnhl production to be made
at the Mayer Studio.
Jack Cunningham, recently scennrio
editor for Robeitson-Cole nnd n widely
known screen writer, has been added to
the scennrio staff nt Universal City by
Lucicn Hubbard.
Meighan and His Company
Spent a Month at Sea
AFTER a stay of a month in Boston
, and Maine Coast towns, where ex
terior scenes for "Cappy Rlcks," a
screen version of Peter B. Kvnc's
stories of the sen were taken, Tom
Formnn, director, hns returned to the
I.osky Long Island studio with Thomas
Meighan. Agnes Ayres nnd other mem
bers of the enst.
While in Boston the company spent
most of its time aboard schooners,
ynchts nnd tugboats.
The story of "Cappy Rlcks" la un
usual In thnt It reverses the usual
number of Interior nnd exterior scenes
shown in the majority of motion pic
tures. In Kyne's story exterior scenes
predominate nnd the picturesque Boston
Ilnrbor and rugged Maine coast gnvc
Director Formnn nn opportunity to oh
tnln striking sen scenes.
rilOTOl'LAY
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.
P.RAMT 22 GIItAnD AVE.
sjrN-'ll i MATINEE DAILY
. BESSIE LOVE
nnil Special Cimt In "IIONME MAY't
GREAT NORTHERN Wim?
MK. AND MRS. CUlTEIt Ilk IIAVJ:N III
"TWIN BEDS"
I . "
MprntAt cotii & walnut bts.
I "VirillMiu. Jrilt8., ... 30. i:iB, 7 0
MARY PICKFORD
In "TIIKOUCill TIIK HACK DOOK'
Lehigh Palace "e
jermartown Ao. anil
Lehigh Avenue
i). w. aitiriiTirs
"DREAM STREET"
I IRPRTV BIIOAD .s COLUJHIIA AV.
I111-11 I MATINKD DAILY
VIOLA DANA
In "TIIK l)ri-SIIOKK 1'IItATK"
O VERBROOKC3D A ifvSSuE0"0
d. xv. aitirriTif's
"DREAM STREET"
PAI APR 1214 MAUKET OT-HEET
rAL,V1-' 10 A. M. to 11:15 T. M.
WALLACE REID
In "TOO MUCH Sl'UKU"
PRIMPP 1018 MARKET STH5JET
1 linLUDJ t 30 A M. to 11:15 I', it.
JKAN I'AIOK nnd AI.L-bTAU CAST In
"BLACK BEAUTY"
RFP.FNT MAHKKT ST. Dolow 17TII
1X1-NJ,-,IN tl 15 A. M. to 11 1'. M.
i. xv. aitirFiTii'8
"DREAM STREET"
RIAI TO UKIIMANTOWN AVENUI3
ll-Li 1 KJ AT TI'LIMIIIOCKKN ST.
hl'KCIAL CAST In IIUOII I OltH'S
"THE GREAT DAY"
RI IRY MAIIKKT ST. BELOW 7TII
ivv-J-' 10 A V to 11 15 l. II,
MAY ALLISON
In "KXTKAVAUANCK"
SAVDY 1BU SIAHKBT STHEET
V?i T. . ,. NAM Tl) MIDNIOIIT
Hrlrn Cliiululrk iwul ItutHrll hlimiHon In
"GODLESS MEN'1
SHERWOOD ".lr&o
MARION DA VIES '
in "in itiici) aitKAsrnr.s"
STANTON.MAnKCT AhovB flTJi
u 1 "llwPlin IB A M In 11 J5 I. M.
MAY MacAVOY
In "A I'lllVATi; SCANDAL"
333 MARKETaT1' lttS
iJc-T-'nl i'tir. ln,r"'""l'ell:ei I'roilartlnii
"STRAIGHT IS THE WAY"
VICTORIA .Mki:t bt. m. oth
PAULINE FREDERICK
la "atLVAQK" '
CAN YOU DIRECT
A MOVING PICTURE
READ THIS FIRST'
HERE'S a pretty little fancy
Think r,t ..,.......! ..... '
your lutnd and a cameraman with m?
viiui.Miivni. ucsiiie you. t on ire trvl,,.
figure out with hlH.ni, where ni,!1i
ami n," with VKE InTS.?
viewing the manifold "..wV.' ..,"x.,ou,1j
.!:"7.R.i"5,"ro"",L J!fc r m.h m,u"
",u,"" "r iigue nanus t(, fav).
them into a component pint. An .H
jv ,,iv w ill, i uU III (It) this rtM.I
eonv nee the Rtnr thnt , . "' . n.n,l H
your brains, your oyos and u,0 Lu
In your hands. Just what wonl.i lP
do next? Think it over. ,IJ 70
.. " "" "ow nine u ii m WAiiittl
you nllot to each reel? Vor , ,.ou 'l
tell your story in a liniltecl spa c ,f I
course. ' " 0'5t
mECIIXICAI. knowledge Is vital to
uiuiuiiig u motion picture " nn.
Rcglnnld Barker, dlieeim- fn- tLi.,"!'
pictures ami one of the mnst not.vt,,
figures In his field. "Rut the prlndiS 1
nunlitv necessnrv in dlreetln ii ..": W. I
visualization, lott have got to be nMi
to see a story before It has nnvthli.
tangible nbout it. Tho dlfTrulty is Zt
you have also to ninw ir ,0 in...
things. You can write novel vrlthoat
thinking about ihe subtleties or th61!rtt
nnu siintic ot tiuv and night. You can 'J
write a play without taking lato t "
count tho action of .rain ns recordrd n 1
n lens. Hut In creating a picture m
must remember thnt the finisiict n J
net Is something that appeals mote I
V ii v ii. v uu l,,e creationj
of the other nrts.
mO HEGIX with, you arc gira I l
-- script with the storv neatly typer
out in continuity form ; that Is, written
rectornl Insight, you will he able to
Hccnc ny scene, it you nave the d .
l I'll Liiii- Lllt-'BI' 9Ui:illTl 111 vim r ni uu t n
but this is nevor a simple thing. Kor n
scene tuny bo played in so tiianv differ.
cnt ways: nnd the ideas ns laid down 4
iniiy oe lnicrprcieti in various stylos. I
Tho intelligence of the star is n r-.f !
help, of course; but the burden of the 'J
iiiliii- iiuuuiuuii necessarily tails en too
director.
t A X INCIDENT comes to mind not '
connected with nny of mv own !
rroductibnH, but with thnt of "Fran
Lloyd's 'The Grcnt Lover.' In on,
cntiA Aft. T tntil l.n.l . . ..M......1..- .1.
.,s.,l i,. i,,,mi mm in supervise Wl l
.....!. ..r n 1...... 111...! e.. . ' I
mmv ill 11 until- llllllliorilllll lllll 01 CJ. '
trns. The amount of woik detailed It ,
such n performance is iiicomp.irnUe. 1 1
had a similar expci ienco in inv produo.i i
tion f 'Runty Pulls the Strings,'
somo of the chuiih .scenes. A tni
(nnd great nrmies of extins are i.iob)
has no brains, and no head or tail. T
take the unleavened mass and hake and
stew it to the point where ljt u'sjiomlj
to jour individual intelligence is not to
bo nttemptcd by amateurs, I assure
you."
Madge Kennedy Going Abroad
Mndge Kennedy and her hubsnd,
Harold Bolster, nre stilling cm the Em-
press of Indin on a tour to the north '
of Europe. They expect to visit Icet '
land, Norway and the land of the ra!d
night sun. All told they will be gone '
tor seven weeks,
I'HOTOPl.AYS
f?&The NIXON-NIRDLINCERifn
UJ THEATRES u
BELMONT
Cl'D AI10VC MARKCT
1 30 t. 3 (I 30 to 11 P. M.
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
In "TIIK NVT"
CEDAR
COTII & CEDAIt AVC2HJI
1 .111 d 3 nml ci in in 11 I'.
EUGENE O'BRIEN
In "11KOAD1VAY AM) IKIMB"
COLISEUM, "i i. Tu
THL'KA AOKI nml Sl'IX'IAL CAST In
"BREATH OF GODS"
IF IIinn rno.NT st s. oirard avk.
JUlVltJU Jumbo June on Trankford ''
OTIS SKINNER
In "KISMliT"
I n"Ani7P 41ST i LANCASTER AVI
LHAU&K MATI.VEL DAILY
I). W. GKIITITH'S
"DREAM STREET"
F (r ICT CSil & Locuat Doubl Bill
LULU J 1 fnta 130.3 30 Km II 30 to II
Harold Lloyd in "Now or Never"
I'nullne I'rcdrrhk, ".MUlrcnn of felicnstoM I ,1
NIXON C2D AND "'S.tk.i
GEORGES CARPENTIER
In "TIIK UIIMIKIl .MAN"
RIVOLI 62U AND 5fflnBsS
EDITH STOREY
nnd finccliil Cimt In "The llmcli ot PWwM
STRAND KS&
MARY PICKFORD
In "TllltOlKill TIIK HACK DUOlt"
AT OTHER THEATRES
MEMBERS OF M.P.T.O.A.
O . S.'.IO Cierniantonn '
Uermantown watinkb vilt
"HOME TALENT"
1FFFF.RSON
Oth & Dauphin . ,
MATIMI.i; Hi"
In "TIIK (HLDKI) I."'Y"
Paris' "idqk avi: ktPAVt?u
r AKis. Mat 2 is, kp a f
JROSCOE (Fatty) ARBUCW.,
In "TIIK DOIiLAK.A.YI'.llt MA ',
SPRUCE W?V:S"S!i1
TOM MIA.
In "A UIPI.V ItllMKO'
' ' . ti.vhrl
WEST ALLEGHENY ;
. CONSTANCE TALMADGW
Swu!
s COMPANY V J
Of AMtHlCA
"Oi 8EiRCIl u p' -
' Txlio coiiMuneil ont9rrow
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