f ' '. V , ' ... " '' r. - ' 10 JjiViiiiMiSU PUBLIC LliiJJUiiiKr-pPHJJLADELPHlA.JbmAy, . AWGUSU 26, 1921 - y. t. I PA ft ,f t i fl 'r CLOSE-UPS of the By HENttY We Plunk a Little Girl Right Down in Fairyland ONOE In a grcnt while you mny wnke up and suddenly find joitrself playltiR the fnlry gotlfntlicr to sotnp one. We people who run this page hnrc felt that way this week. Almost without knowing that wo were doing it, wo hnve taken a llttlq girl out of the humdrum of ordlnnry exintcneo nntl planted her right down in the very mlcM of the fairyland about which sho hai been dream ing for month. And we find we'ro going to do tho Bamc thing for nnothcr little gtrl a few weeks from now. Wo thought just running a Movie Beauty Contest and being ablo to meet tho pretty girls who competed was near enough to fairyland. Hut that was before wo wero made agents in these personally conducted tours. Ton will all remember that Madelaluo Stnrhill won the contest. We took her rot to Bctzwood nnd Introduced her all around out there, and she Is there now Justifying all the confidence wo had In her by tho way In which she Is acting the ingenue part In their present comedy. Later we are to take her to Nv York, whero several offers have been made, any one of which would be enough to turn a girl's head. There were three girls who were "mnticri-up" in the flnnl choice, you will recollect. Tho other two, Marion Heist nnd Eugenie Urew, acted in minor pnrts at BeUwood and then thought that their movie careers were over. But suddenly, unexpectedly to cither of those two little girls, came the offer w published two days ago the offer of parts with Vera (Jordon, the most famous of screen "mothers," in the new pictures she Is making hi New York. CAX you imagine how you would have felt at such an offer, GeraldineT After giving ip all hope ami thinking the gales of fairyland iccre closed to you forever t And with Vera Gordon, of all peoplet WE TOOK the girls over to New York on Monday to meet Miss Gordon and Harry Itapf. the producer of her pictures, and 'William Nigh, her director. And they choso Miss Heist for a part in their present production, nnd Miss Brew for a part in the next one. It wasn't a question of favoritism in any way. It vas simply that the two parts suited the two girls in this order. So, on Tuesday, we went to tho studio with Marion Heist and introduced her to the Land of Dreams. And a Land of Dreams it la proving to bo in truth to her. Sho is not nttrlng it along tho rough and weary path thnt most aspirants have to tread. Sho has found the way made smooth for her, aria tho wholo company seemed to tot aside Tuesday as a day to be spent in her honor, making everything as pleas ant as possible for her. Miss Gordon herself, with that great heart that has endeared her to thou tands of homeles little ones all over the country and that has been responsible for the recent naming of the Vera Gordon Memorial Homo in this city after her, adopted Miss Heist at once. "You can go back nnd tell her mother," 6he said, "that sho has found another mother here. I will take care of her as If she were my own daughter." They showed her around the studio and explained everything to her. Mr. "igh even got the eamernmnn to show her how his end of the business was worked nnd explained tho secrets of the camera nnd of tho mysteries of lighting a set. Then Mr. Nigh gave an imitation of how NOT to act for tho movies nnd let Marlon turn the crank on him so that she can actually see it for herself later in the projection room. AXD then he got ut all worked up to a murderous state of jealous) by giving her a lesson in the all important arc of having love mada to her for the pictures, fl'c watched until he practiced the final clinch for the close-up with her. That icas too much for us. ll'c left. DURING the nfternoon, Miss Gordon and Mr. Rapf both found time to give her some additional lessons in nctlng. They told her the story of one of their previous pictures. "Why Girls Leave Home." "Now." said Mr. Rapf, "Miss Gordon Is our mother. You hnve left home but ou have come back. You do not know how you will be received. You know you hnve done wrong. You are afraid but you do not want to show It. "But when jou come in, your mother forgets nil your mistakes, all her heart aches, everything jou have done. Sho gives a great cry of joy at seeing you. You are her daughter f she forgets and forgives everything ele. "You rush up to her and embrnce her. But you are still fearful : you arc not quite sure that everything is right. And you must register this doubt, this uncertainty, as you put your arms about her. "Read j? Now try it." And bo they went through the scene. Mr. Rapf stood by with Mr. Nigh and criticized and corrected. They gavo her generously of the store of knowledge that their experience had given them. It was u lesson in movie nctlng that no amount of money could hu. The story in which Miss Heist Is working with them Is being made under th title of "Her Daughter-in -Law." It is a simple tale of bimple folk, with its scenes nltrrnnturs between a humble home In the Ghetto nnd a pretentious apart ment on Riverside drive. It is a tnlf of the conquest of honcbt mother love nnd its regenerating influence upon the lives of those whom It touches. rllEY aic working in the Biogiaph studio at S07 Hast lToth sttcet. This is a iery easy place to find fiom doicn town. All you have to do is ask eight or ten people how to get there, listen while they guess different ways, huy three newspapers, take a tan, lead the three news papers on the way, ask a policeman somewhere up around n.'ith street, hunt around for fifteen minutes, get nut, pay the taxi man Si. SO and fifty cents for a tip and ualk the rest of the icay. Oh, yes: there's one other thing. It'll lake half an hour to per suade the hois to U. K. that item of $,'.30 on your expense account. Daily Tabloid Talks to Fans on Breaking Into the Movies Bj .JOHN EMERSON and ANITA LOOS Tricks of Make-Up The authors of this series are the famous Ihnerson and l.oos, who have teritten some of the must successful photoplays. 1 hey now have full charge of all scenarios for Constance Talmadgc, THERE are liumciuu special rec ipes of make-up for prodin mg pallor, soars. hruiso ami tlip like. Black-face make-up is done most sue- ' cessfiilly with rharnd ork dut mlxid I with water tnprnduicu hinj pate. 't'ntn WilQfin tlir. tipwt.knuun nln or 1 of Negro parti In pictures, w iiu pluwd in "The Birth of a Nation," and mure , tlut. uninteresting countenances, a well rceentlv n a white man in "Scrnp iniiile-up fan- wtniids out and attracts Iron" and "Two Minutes to tli'." with Charlie Ray. and in our own special i production. "Wife Insurance," mhises amateurs to use this icoipe, nnd fur- i ther, to high-light the natural lines of their fate bv soi aping off the cork with a sharp stick, whoneor a line is to ,liov nnd lotting the natural white of1 he skin appear. High-lighting for tnot haraeter ' parts m u special ait Sin-h charni ter. as Indian faces or the weather-beaten and w tinkled countenance of nn old mm captain mav be done in blown with white high -lights. Yon should nk jour cameraman to help you with high-lighting, ns It is ven difficult. There are trickn of make-up whif'i alter the entire character of the fa e Kor example, by shading th outline f tho fnoi with red. jou inn make ir appear nuifli thinurr. In this case, the gleuse paint is s iglill redden' d rr if ou desire, darkened near tli ear line. If you desire to make "ur fa o rounder and fuller reverse the pro. ess nnd lighten the giuase paint nt its oii'u edge. If your ejebrows and hair are dark you ran tinge them gray li.v rubbing tho hair with mascaro and then comb lag. If tlnv are light, white mid black grriiso piunt, niiplled alteinat'lv and then combed, wi'l do the nick Hoards and bushy eicbrou nre mnde of r(p hair and glued o.i with spirit gum As it mutter of fact, if ou are len'h scrloui about making a career of tibi noting, it is nest to grow, so tar us possible, the lilt ante annemlaiies ie quired lu jour part. 1'or an unshaven tram it or a Robinson Crusoe effect, for example. It i.s much better to go un sbuen for a week or so than to pro duce a falso effect by attempting to Imitate tho leal thing with crepe hair. TTIINALLY, lest ou be lest ou be left in the 4- mint Iiofitlou of the man who stints his til-"! rldo on a uiotorcjclo without knowing how lo shut tin power off. hi may add that it 1 tins misty mess of t reuse paint tiud piiiuler and gum and hale will come off jn nu iubtuiit when eld cream is applied. Rd D aily Movie Magazine MOVIE GAME M. NKELY for Individual Cases If you want to find out how you will look on the n'recn. It is not necessary to hao a f il in test made. Just buy some make-up and hae some one take a few "close-ups' or vour head with an nrdlnnrv minora. But do not re touch the u'cgnt i os fur motion pictures arc not letoiifhecl. .m know. Look for iinpi rfecttons of every sort in iHise ami opiosslou. Then trv to htnl a th in. make-up whirh will Graduate If vou solve a our make-up problem hofn!1 ou l'ii lo the Kt mllii on will lie well repaid Among the dozens of the attention of the director at once (These "Tahloid Talks" are con denied from the material for a haoh by Mr. Kmcrson and Miss Loot to be published by the James A. ilcCann Company, Sew York,) lie's Making More Westerns S i'OM SWIHt'lll Tom Is at t ngaui A n typical Western hero lie ,s running some of the i.tli'rs a i l.isf rife foi popularity, wlueli in piovod bv the f in t that ho wiint.il tn quit f i a little tint afti r iniiking lu first seres, but hasn't beiii allow id to do it Tho tans wuilcj mure of him nnd his, so lie has 'nn kled down to v. uk on a sec ond lot of pictuies 'The olei" whkh will be seen next month, i.i Uie becoud of the new series. jMimiffriii-i iHaflaCaMBjnKhMWHrBilB . 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The photographs member. The article at the beginning were made during her first day there, of this page tells all about it and ex when Miss Gordon, Harry Rapf, the 'plains the pictures. RUDY VALENTINO IS A LYL ANGIL SAYS OUR CONNIE By CONSTANCE lULMEU Holljwood, Calif. DETTYCOMPTON'Ssot today looked - Society with a cnpital S At the moment there lmnpene'd to bo no other 1'lllVU IU Lfi' 111! llllll'l companies shootins and all the leading RAINBOW The principal char lights weie shining in one Minr. .actors in "Male and Eemale" wero C. I! De Mille. faultli talked business with Ch; general mnnager of Eamoiis l'laors I atty Arbuoklo, Lois Wilson, Betty I'ompsnu and Tom Piirmnn hnd their heads together giggingly. C'nsson Fer guson posed well, but unfortutintelv (.otKidv vs InoKing at him. Will it'arloton. Miss Compsnn's loading-man, made a niic, eas -looking convict. And, surrounded as he was by luminaries. I'enrhjn Stnnlaws went rlilit on di ristmg Ills scene, looking neither to the i right nor to the loft. ' I think Rudolph Valentine's n li'I angil. I do. I imagined he'd bo ory 'JP'-tage am. conceited if one cot to know him at nil well. But. Mess Ins heart, lie's not I just wish Gnnulnus (iarrj could get to work on him lie and Tied Klcj , the studio innmger, and I told jokes for nn hour and a half todav put it down t overhead nnd If was a draw who laughed the hanlesr. Here's something nice! A friend of mine was Invited to the 1'ickfonl-rnir- banks home for dinner the other eve ning. Ever; thing was, pomp and core mony. though they do say Miss I'lck- ! ford is all I'm the simple life. Three butlers and wliat-not. My filend. upon seating himself at tho table, was somewhat taken abnrk to toe bcfuip each plate n menu of the 1 meal, all -nicely printed, nnd stud; up in nn hor holder. Majhap he even gasped a little, being only human. Spoke up Douglas: "Ah, you notice tho menus. Well, beforo I made my success, I wns invited to n million aire house to dine, nnd ho hnd menus in holders I nlwajs said that If I boi nine rn h I would have the same." Ain't it the truth? .lark Holt, for his first starring niet'iie. Is to do "The, ('nil of the North " bv Stewart Edvinid White fiom the novel "Conjuror's House." .loe Hennbcry is to direct. I believe Mr. Holt Is going to speoinlizo in outdoor It-tones with the emphasis on the uth lelie M ARIE I'REVOST has just finished called, nptly enough, "The (Jill Who Knew All About Men." She nnd I I'hvllm Haver, another ex-batbiug girl, nie motoring up to fan Francisco, stopping for a few dnvs at Lake Tnhoc, t, hi whifli thrrn is none more so Nnllie Rotd, hnvlng finished "Don't Ti'l I'verv thing," with tJlorin Sunn son find Klliott Dexter, will begin 'Rent I roe In this lie will lie (li tis ted by Howard Hisgin, who hereto fore has been production manuser for C R Do Mlllc. Lll.i Len Is lo be tho heroine, anil tho rest of the cast includes Gertrude, Short, Lillian Lelghton, Clarence field art. Clare McDowell and Lticien Little held. Sounds prettv good, doesn't it? Now here's hoping Wallio rnnintniiiH only n mild interest in what Is going tin T saw Mildred Harris lust now She looks lovelier tl.nu ever after her Illness mid tost in tlie hospital. She is get ting more beautiful every daj I wish the poets of the press would begin to write h vmiis of praise to her figure, which simply is marvelous. MARION HEIST SPENDS WONDERFUL FIRST DAY IN STUDIO ' Anstvers to Questions From Movie Fans STAGE STRrCK Richnrd Barthel ! mess will next bo seen in "Tol'nnlo I David." This Is his first starring pic. turo. He Is appearing as Youth in i "Experience" at present. He Is twen-ty-siv and mairicd to Mary Haj. It .-wins as if till tho world should know i that. . -- ; spur. .iiciers in .muii: nno rcmnic were tssl tailored, Thomas Meighan Gloria Hwnnson. Lili , , T, . i Leo, Bebp Daniels and lheodore Rob larles l.jton. i,,rts jIr i0borts has been called the most popular screen parent. Thomas Molghan Is thiity-ciglit jenrs old and is married to Frances Riug. MI'RIEL F. Yes, wo consider I'hy Ills Haver one of the most beautiful women on the sereui. "Home Talent is Mack Sennett's latest leleasc. Phyllis lias an important role in it. Some theatres are showing old pictures with their latest feature. 1 think I'll frame jour letter; it looks so nice. j VETERAN Of the Civil Wai ,. the , the groat World Ward? I'm wonder- ling Charles Ray is married to ('lain Giant. They linvo no children. He is thirtv yours old. Doris Mav is matrioil to Wallace MucDonnld. She appears as Jackie Coognn's sister In "Peck's Jilnd Boj." Oh, don't mention it. BUBBLES May Allison's latct picture in "The Last Card," not "The Lost Chord." BACK TO STUDIO Pearl White has ended her vacation on her beautiful Long Island estate, where she spent most of the summer gti ivith the tivo nephews sliown in this photograph. She is back in the Fox studio in New York working on a nciv picture, US' yet not named 2 NEWS CAMERAMEN, FILMING VOLCANO, WORE GAS MASKS CLOSE-UP pictures of the smoking craters of Mt. Lassen. Ameridi's only volcano, shown in tin Pnthe News reel, an rivaled in interest by Camer aman Lou Hutt's lnennle account of his ndvouturcs in taking thorn, con tained In a letter just received by Lmnnuel Cohen, the ulitor. Mt. Lassen is not always in n state of eruption. For bcvcral mouths no smoke clouds jnd nbseuied its snovv- apped peak. OfiOO feet above the level of the Pacific Ocean. The news of a fresh eruption wns re ceived by the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce, which hastily organbod an expedition for tho purpose of stud ing tho phenomenon ut close quintets. Cnmeranian Ilutt was Invited to ac company it. This meant a hurried jour ney of more than 300 miles in automo biles nftcr that pack trains and n final pioeipltous scramble to the summit, every man for himself and no baggag" to speak of. The latter half of tho automobile stage of the trip was vcrj rough driving. Tho journey to u point seventy.-live miles below the smoking peak consumed tho grenlor part of two duj, and none of tho pnrtj hnd hnd any sleep. Fearing fiat the eruption would sub side as suddenly as It had begun, the party proceeded immediately by pack tinin. Throe duji, moie found the ad venturers nt tl e end of the pack trail, and still fifteen miles below tho summit. A FEW hours of lost, nnd Camera man Hutt and his nsslotnnt, with their cn'iiu.is. tiipods nnd film cases strapped to their backs, attacked tho almost vertiial climb on loot. They ta rived at the goal oirly the following moining, glad to obseive the entile peak im eloped in swiilini; clouds of black and cllovv vapors. "Wc wero Died out and footsore," AFTER VACATION J. "C2 r'' ffl W rWtk 'vast xaa em ''J ' .si -1 ma v' i fir " "ji 1 , . 0i;-v p L. i t Jiff i V ' & Wvfi If ' 1 V' IM SI MMnHMMBjMBBmmBBmBBBBBm.HM MS tnele. .Mt. Lassen lias no deep, single ciatcr nnd no evidence of lava streams cow u its sid"s. Rut from a score of (hasms in tho rocks great volumes of soot-black and sutpnuious yellow smoke were being vomited forth. Shoot ing from tin- windwnid side, we were able to him these spectacles at close qunitcrs. "It was a thrilling experience so thrilling, in fact, that I am including in my film shipment pictures showing how it wns done. "If wo hnd not provided ourselves with gas masks our difficult nsccnt would have been in v.iin. A few acci dental whiffs of that jellow vapor, be foio wc hnd donned our imuks, nearly put us out of commission." Here's a Doggone Good Story One of the blnck-faccd plajers who' are appearing nt Metro studios. Holly wood, in "Little Evn Ascends," stood suspiciously eyeing the bloodhound that hnd been cast for the" picture. "Ami jou sny dat deie davvg is gonna chase after nieV" hu demanded. "That's the plan," baid Director Baker. "Well, nil I gotta say Is dat of dat animal chases me he's gonna run bo fnst before ho catches, mo dat ho gonnn ho too blumed tired to do any bltln'." piiotoi'i.avsj PHOTO F COMPANY " .or AMtmcA a nM T - r."D it?1 PAiLT "" ArUL-LAJ MATINUK "THE HEART OF A FOOL ARCADIAWS j?& BEEE DANIELS in "osn ii.n w ki:k" KITH 1 ACTOD 1'IIANKU.N t UIKAUO AVK. Ab 1 UK MATINKH nMLV PEARL WHITE ..Jir.YONI) rmcK" nAi -rinrrv cist &. nALTiMone CHARLES RAY In "Tlir, tll.ll SWIMM1N- llOt.K" DCMM T ANU WOODLAND AVE. DOROTHY DALTON In "THi: 11)01, 01 TIIK MIHTH" Rl T IRRIRD Draail suiauehanna Contlrnio'i" 2 "3 "i i" ROSCOE (Fatty) ARBUCKLE, In "THE THAVKUNO SAI.1CS.MAN" r A DTT"! "-- MAIIKET ST. CArl 1 UL .0 a ir rn ii in r. w. wii.i.iam imnv" I'ltoDUcriON "LIFE" COLONIAL .?, Maplenood Avl. nnil I'. 41. WILLIAM S. HART in "fiiE mnsTi.i." DARBY THEATRE ' NORMA TALMADGE In "THE l'ABSION fI.OVKU" EMPRESS J1AIN ST.. MANAYUNK MATI.N'En DAILY DOROTHY DALTON In "THE IDOL Ol" THE NOIITII" CAAIII V TUEATKE 1.111 Market St. sam TO MI INIfillT CI.AIKK AIMrt AND III" fAhT IN "The Man of the Forest" e'T-IJ CT TllLATUE- Ilelow Hpruce JOIH Ol. MAT'NEE DAILY TOM MOORE In "IHll.'h 01 " IIOK'.ER" FRANKFORD 4Tl5 V&W10 JACK PICKFORD l "TIIK MAN WHO HAD EVEUVTIIINO" LiLVJlJC. At !! Sll nn.l '130 to It ' JEWEL CARMEN In "HIIAEIt LIMN" " nn A MX 0--' UIUAHD AVE. LlKAlN 1 MATINEE DAILY JANE VAK AMjyU-KTIAI, CAST IN CHAPTER. IV ISABEL didn't come to the studio tho next dny. Sho sent word that her eyes had been burned by tho lights the day before and that sho'd hnve to stay homo in a dark room nnd rest them. Billy Grnhnm trotted right over to her house to tnko her Bomo flowers, much to my dls-gust, but a lotof tho other people around tho studio gossiped a bit about her nnd Will Crnncy. I hated that sort of thing, and I was glad when Dcrry Winchester sauntered up, just ns I wns starting for homo, and nsked If ho could walk along with me. Somehow, even though he'd been around tho studios for two years then, ho wnsn t like tho rest of tho people, or, rather, like thoso who gossiped. He had left college In the middle of his freshman year because his father dictl and thcro wasn't nny money left to go on with. Ho had to support him self, nnd ho know bomo ono in ono of the studios, and so hnd drifted into nct lng. Ho was awfully good-looking, stood over six feet nnd hnd tho clean cut sort of faco tnat scicciih so well. At first ho doubled for different lend ing men when hnrd stunts wero pulled off. Ho wns awfully good nt that sort of thing; oven Douglas Fairbanks had complimented him. But bo hated it. He didn't like acting, either, though it meant earning a good deal of money very easily. "I'm going to get Into tho producing end, DI," he told mo thnt afternoop, ob" we strolled along toward my house "Thnt's whera the money is In this game. I hnto tho Idcn of a man's act ing, anyway. And it isn't n thing thnt will Inst. Suppose you're a popular star. Well, just ns soon as your youth Is gone nnd you get fnt whero arc you? Dono fori a has-been. You can drop down to character parts, If you want to Istny in tho game, but(tbnt would bo preuy uiugu uiiit uuiuk ut iiiu tup ui the heap. "But if you work carefully and havo your own company and make good pic tures and market them right well, then you've got something that's good. Thnt's what I'm going to do. I'll bo making the kind of stories I think ought to be screened tho rcnl, human ones thnt nre like bits of real life beforo I get through with this game.' 1 couldn't lietp wonnenng u mere wns any place for mo in thnt picture of his future. Not thnt I thought I was in lovo with Derry then, or that he cared nn nwful lot for mo, though I couldn't help sort of feeling that ho did, be cause of something that had happened out on locntion. Wc were making a Rcene which wns one of tho climaxes of the picture. I hnd to fall from nn automobile, and the hero wns to dash up on horseback nnd savo me. I was bound, hand nnd foot. And just to make things more interesting, tho hero hnd several cow bovs with hlin, who wero riding close behind. Well, the fun wasn't any fun. The director had told mc just to relax com pletely, nnd I wouldn't b? hurt hut of course when you set your mind on re laxing you can't do it 'to save your life! Then, the first time they dropped me out of the back of the car I fell with my face away from tho camera, so it had to bo done ngnin. And thnt time the hero I'll coll him Richard Vale couldn't get his horse around soon enough. So we had to try it once more. I realized, ns Vale came tenrlng to ward mc, that he was reeling in his saddle. And then, all nt once, I re called what I'd heard about him thnt he'd been drinking a lot lately, nnd had been reproved by the director just tho day before. At that minute he reached mc, but ho couldn't pull off the rescue stunt: ho lost control of his horse, nnd it began to caper around me; one of its hoofs struck my shoulder and another grazed my face, and I wns frightened half to death. And then the covvbo.vs came dashing up. I wondered if they'd lide right over me. But I heard somebody cry, "Out of the way, you fool," and nil nt once I was swooped up in Dorry's arms. They held mo so safe that' it seemed to mo I never wanted to move again ; then the reaction from my mo ment of awful fear set in, nnd I buried my fnco in his shoulder and wept like n baby. Derry turned around nnd rode straight back to the house in the village where I was stnylng, about a mile nway. I don't suppose he knew what he wns saying my cring had rattled him so but ho held mo there close to him, nnd told mc not to cry, nnd thnt everything wns all right, and tho di rector was a fool to let mo piny a I'linTOI'LAYH 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. J I UKLAT NORTHERN SWIi'iW "Don't Neglect Your Wife" U. I liVIHh WIAI 00T'1 & WALNUT BT3. - -- .Man. ;io, i.vch. 7 A U MA1CSIIAM. MILAN'S I'UODLCTION "DINTY" I plll'crl-v Pali-o Germantoirn Ave. nntt THOMAS MEIGHAN In "WHITI! AMI UNMAUUIIUr1 OVEREfROOK03D&,iVnD DOROTHY DALTON In "THE IDOL 01' THE MIBTII" PA1 APF 12U MAIIKBT 8THEET I M-VU, j0 Ap M , j, ,5 j. M THOMAS MEIGHAN In "THE CONQUnST-Ot' CANAAN" rKlINLIlbb 3'0 A j" to tl- STItnUT 15 V. it. GLADYS WALTON III ".SHOUT HlilllTS" tXI-VJI-1s 1 1I4.U M lill V, M. MARY MILES MINTER In "THE LITTLE CLOWN" RIAI TO dEIlMANTOWN AVENUE ii-l 1 Vw AT Tl'I.I'Kltnr'ICIN' ST. , cosmoi'outan piionrcTioN "STRAIGHT IS THE WAY" RIIRY MAnKET ST BELOW 7TII 1N,SJ1J I" A Ut. tn 11:15 P. M ALICE BRADY In "THE LAM) 01' HOPE" SAVOY 1211 MAP.KET HTREET lJnvul HAM TO M1DNIOHT CONSTANCE TALMADGE to "LEShONS IN LOVE" SHERWOOD 6VA n2tt,,KTEr.eaA3Ti SO JAUKIt COOGAN In "I'ECIt'S HAD 110 V" STANI FY mahki:t at ioth ninnuu,! ii a xi tnit isp, lit GLORIA SWANSON In "THE OHK.Vr MOMENT" 333 MARKET ZWVJtiVX THE BRONZE BELL" VICTORIA Aftoui.0 TOM MIX In "AFTEB VOUU OWN UEABX" CONFESSIONS OF A STAR As Told to Inez Klttmph THE STORY BKGINQ with the early days In the nl,i i I Arts studio in ValHnruIn LV1 FJ".i lecn Moore, the Wth nlrh, Difiu Love, and . host of athnx wcr. much more than extra nhls. nt. Vheyne relates the talc7shc & ipith thedayinthe studio ,clc7j aiid Isabel Heath, not stars then' thcV are now, wero sitting 0), , tair when a strange man came init the studio and looked at them ti cameraman called them doicn ,. meet him, and it proved the turl ing point in Isabels life. he,?.'. Phil Urancu, a famous directorial the eastern studios, and ho fnu.u Isabel to bo the first of ,,' "baby vamps," -and engaged her 111 such n ;.orf tit o photoplay ht in, producing. 10' NOW CO ON WITH THE STni scene like thnt. with Vnl .v.. hnlf drunk. """I I told myself afterward thnt JW.I would hnvo dono that much for antl the c i-l ft In tlir. uliwlln t .u, ,a' 09 to believe that, but I tried hatd'M think it wns so. Yet now I miiM thnt I really fell in love with hhn t3 niiernoon w lieu lie dragged mt frTJ beneath tho hoofs of Richard ViVJ Iiiifcn Anil lntj- .t.l.t ...i. . Bl'B I wero driving homo from the nitX after a private showing of his V ldotltre. wo u'irn intlntr;nlH . ".WBB told mo that, ho decided thnt diT tl ask mo to marry him just as soon sill Itrwl n Rolf raannrtt Im. 41. ! To ho continued tomorrow lf..-7.- r luuzttuiuers i remierfl in New York Sunday to be Notable Event THE culmination of Doughs Piif, banks' favorite nmhIHnn ,... . Sunday, August 28, when his nerd anu most einnorato motion nkWI "The Three Musketeers." 1, a JtM der Durans, originally announced fnl tho Wth, opens for a New York rtJ at tho Lyric Theatre, on Broadway. "'Ao. xiircc Musketeers," mViM Fnlrbnnks has been engaged In nitS ...r, , ,a uiiiumui amnio auring thtl last six months, will bo presented hi "stipcr-fenturo" length ns n snbJeS which is nn entire show In itself I Edward Knohlock, tho dramatist mil ndnptcr of the Dumas story for tlH screen, has written in verso a SDokn prologue for the picture. This Js (J bo spoken beforo tho screen ns an h troductlon to tho wtory by nn actor fa the role of D'Artngnan. In New York tho "first night" n "Tho Three Musketeers" is expect! to prove one of the most Important f "first nights" since the joung but lartj art of the cinema wns boru. Tho notable cast Includes Marguerto do la Motte ns Constance, Slary M. Laren as the uucen, nnd Barbara li .mm- us uie sinister Jillady. AtM l'orthos nnd Arnmis nre played rt- spectivcty tiy J,eou Barry, Gcom Men jou is the king, Nigel do Urnlin the cnidinul, Thomas Holding the Doki of Buckingham, Willis Robardj d Trcyillc and Bojd Irwin the Cantab do Rochefort. Tho enst numbers IK, uui i-uiiiiiiiiK uious anu tno productiti wns directed by Ered Nlblo. Cameras Are "Old Stuff," iu. Pie Is Pie to Ilollytvood Bon TOURING the filming of "The Vi--' grnnt," several jotingsters wen employed to play with Llojd "Rani' Hamilton, the star, in a scene calliti for the use of pastry and other eatabla (none of which was thrown). When it came time to film the eem it wns found thnt three blackberry pis wero missing. It was ull a myster; until the director spied two bojs vvhi didn't seem overly noxious to get ints the crowd nnd work. Their face loohd much like tho traditional picture of I small boy who lint been Into the jam. A pie is much more tempting to m) Hollywood boy than a chance to act la moving pictures. Cameras nre "oli stutl" to them, but n plo is n pic. t Extra Large Space for Studio After acquiring tho largest studio In uonio, where interior scenes of .Vr nro being shot. William Eox claims to bo using the Inrgest stage spare in tk world. In addition to the New York studio in Tenth avenue, the first acre lot in Holljwood, nnd the Rome studio, a new studio is nenring completion in another building at Fifty-fourth street rnirl Tenth nvninin I'llOTOI'I.Al "MOTWUrr COM MNY A .OfAJBimCA. The NIXON-NlRDLlNGERlTlf THEATRES W RPF IrM'T, B2r Annvn marKBTT Un ' 1! 30 and (1.30 to ltP.Hl . .I'ECIAL CAST IN "THE CONCERT" CEDAR OOT" CEDAIt AVEXUJI . ' 2 30 on J 30 lo 1 1 P. M oane JSouk M JnniiH Ollirr CnnvoMI "KAZAN" COI FSFI TrvT Marhct bet. EOlh ft 0 V-WUIOCUIVI ; go Rml fl 00 lo 11 P. ttl Jiurinn Mnnillrld unci Ulll!niu llenraonl U "Unncivi jijc-iu i nrv JUMBO FHONT ST. A OinAHD A Jumbo June, on TranktorJ "t VIOLA DANA 'the, orr-siioiiE riKATn" In LEADER 41ST 4 LASTASTEn AVI MATIVKH PAII.I THOMAS MEIGHAN In "Wllin: AND l SVIAIIItlKU'' I fin 1QT 62D AND LOfl'ST STOErD LVJUUil nr)l , ,; DIM.,, HAROLD LLOYD in "I DO" fu Oiien In The Wot. i:iii (iod tbtMtf r-k f v rnn .. c. .vC-lf fiTS. K1VUL1 "" MA-n-NEB DAILT Jns. Klrkvnod, Allre Holllai'-r A Ann "A Wlbt rUUL" b I RAND lv rv v?n LTa A . - n..........rmiltl IVR. WILLIAM S. HART In "THE WHISTLE" AT nTHFR THEATRES MEMBERS OF M. P. T. OA pM. . BBIO Oerniantow A", VJCI411U111UW11 MATIN'KK I'?' PAULINE FREDERICK In "KOADS 01' DESTIM" JEFFERSON vT & Dniiphln PAULINE FREDEK1LN In "hAI.VACIK" PAR kT iuuoTave. i veufj I JllS Mat. a.13, K6. fl'"W "A PRIVATE SCANDAL 1 L& I r ' is, jj,tjSSvjj.'V'rX, tK
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