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CLOSE-UPS of the
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Aemin May Net Ge te Algeria After All
mWO or three week hre everything wns oil et for Nerma Talmadge te take
JL her outfit ncren the nrean in November and spend two month' In Southern
Franee and Algeria Aiming Rebert Ilirhen.s' "Voice In the Minaret." New
Nerma tells me (die 1 celly doesn't believe they'll go. after nil.
If nhc could secure the film rights te "The Gnrden of Allah," "he'd make the
trip. The book has already been plrturlml, but she feels that she could make It
sufficiently different te justify the journey, lint she can't get It.
"Se I really don't think we will go," she told me. "ou see. 'The elee in
the Minaret' Is bound te stir up religious feeling. I really doubt if it would paps
some renser beard". Hut. regardless of that, it is the kind of ster. that would
have te hurt somebody's religious convictions and what's the tie?"
Sensible. I calls that. If every producer considered the convictions of the
public in that way. there'd be no need for eenser-hlp nt nil.
But you don't have te knew Nerma Tnlmadge very long te realize that this
common-sense viewpoint of everything Is characteristic of her. She carries It
Inte cverv detail of her work in the studio. She is se common-sensible that her
geed judgment prevents her from going into the tempernmental spasms that meke
most stars se hard te work with. She seems te realize that every man and
woman in the plnce is there for business, mi,, I thnt It requires the most patient
co-operation en the pnrt of everybody te get results.
I'LL gire you fust oiie instance of
se dtffeient from most star ami
stand alone in my own humble estimate of the people 1 have ecn enrl:
hrfmr fhn camera.
ONK dnv eari.v tins week I spent the afternoon in her 'tuilie watching her
working en some cenes for "Smilin' Through " There was one seml-cle'.e- ,
up shot that took most of the time. They did it ever and eer again ten time i
at least. 1 should .iv.
Nerma had been sick abed the day previous. She was still feeling weak
and net nt all up te the mark vet Because Sldnev Franklin, who is directing this
picture, wanted te get through with that particular set that dav, she didn't utter
n word of complaint, but worked through the d.iy steadily from ! in the morn
ing. And when 1 left, nbeut K in the afternoon, she was going up te her dress
ing room te change her costume and work another hour or mere.
Ten girls who think your job behind typewriters or ribbon counters are
tedious can get some idea of studio conditions when the star who owns the whole
plant has te work such hours as that.
It was a particularly trjing bit that she had te de that afternoon. She
only had te open n deer, come half way out. smiling brightly, suddenly we some
one in the distance, register astonishment nml then teirer and horror, and slem
the deer shut again.
Sounds simple, doesn't it? Tint right in the midst of it she was inter
rupted by some distinguished visitors. The Hre7ihan Censul called with most
of the bra.s-beunder of the Brazilian Navy te invite her te be the giict of honor
at a farewell party aboard some Brazilian battleship that departs next week for
Its home waters. And instead of being nnnejed and showing it Nerma was
nil hospitable smiles and stepped work te dint with them and pee before the
tlll camera for a group photograph that the officer-, could take buck and show
proudly te their friends in Km de Janeiro te pree that they had actually met
the star who is the most tiepular of all in Seuth Atiierha.
After the group photograph, she began work again. Firt she went through
it without any diieitlen. nceetdinis te her own Ideas. They -het it thnt way and
then Kninkliu took her aside and explained Ins idea of It t. her and she went
through it that way.
And incidental, this showed ngnm what I have, se often pointed out te
you- thnt the dincter of n geed picture
He is eff-stace and an son things in her
live, for week, with the w hdle s,ery in his
own particular part.
BIT star and Jnrrler tire net the only ones ic'ie mnle a pictuie.
Maybe, ichen you ire the name of the cameraman flathtd en the
credit.i en the sciccn yen nk yourself, "Who carrs who photographed
tt!" Hut rhen you go te art ueur own photographs made you go te a
man whose reputation is known te you, don't you? If you will watch
the names of photegiaphers en the screen, you will And that they will
seen become known te you by their treik.
CIO. AFTER this scene had been shot
O director, the cameraman said he was net satisfied with the lighting. There
was a glare somewhere that he d.dn't like, and he felt thnt the effects of the!
sack and top lighting could be Improved
And se the star, who had get hcrse'f well into tie mood required had te
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gtt out of it again and sit around talking te people uue.nding myself 1
bare been very much In her mad. nnd whom she nviM have wishei!
chatkn or Timbuctoo or a place a geed deal warmer tlinn that. But
nhew it She was as natural ami gracious and unaffected as though it were
Dtirelv a social affair, and net own did she mention the fact that she had been
tee sick te work the day befeie, and
that moment.
Then the lights were fixed and the
muted music and she went te work all
irn'T llll" Mt'lIP "an MlirilH 'Ul.1 iw
'rnnklln The.v did it again Iih way
ightltiB and again mine elhei wav
And each time Nerma, instead of
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Once the scene was satisfactory te
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ligh
It all. turned te director or cameraman
an extra. "Is that the wa.v you want it
I have in mind two women who think thev ought te be as popular as Miss
Talmndse is. and who. nf about that r-tage in the proceeding, would have thing
a ehnir through the glass deer and lleun I up te their dreeing rooms In a temper.
And when .veu see 'cm en the screen ou are conscious of the fact that thnt In
jiiht about tlie way they would de things. Mn.vbe that "s eue realmi why they're
net se popular as Nerma that, and the fact that they're nimpl net in her
clam in acting ability and Intelligence. Hut then, few ether stars are.
The outstanding fait about this little imldent i that here is one star who
(.pends a whole afternoon doing things the wny SOMKllOUY KI.SK WANTS
THRM Of INK She ported the group pictures the wn the Brazilians wanted
them posed, nhe aded the scene half a dozen timen the way her director wanted
tlinn acted, and then half a ilni n' mere the wav her cameramnn wnnted
tiirni lighted. And net urn e did 'In- sigh weanl.v and eny, "Oh, d'-nr ; isn't that
geed enough "'" ,
rllEllh' -s enlii our ihina I wish hn ihtctvin would de fur me and far
you and tot all 'hr ret' of ui tern I wuh thru would play up
slxmiiri the i i y brilliant ai'd atltattnr iinilr she ha and the fascinat
ing flashes of her lightir moods. They are itrrssinn tee much the
heavier and mere weepy emotionalism -I think without realizing that
fan cemW be made much stronger if they gave it mere of the dramatic
contrast with the brighter side of her personality. Of court that'i
only, my individual opinion. And no director thinks my opinion worth
MOVIE GAME
NKEIiY
thii spirit of fieri
It prove her
iirnr - ilnr.i thnt it aimeir tnnfrrt her
should lime ns much cietlit as the star
acting that she uintiet see. And he i
mind, wheeas she lives i,h only her ;
according te the ideas of both stir and
who must
In Inm
sIip didn't
was just nleut strong enough te stand
violin nnd viola and cello stnrted their
ever again
the cameraman but the action didn t suit
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and aBain with another rbunge in the
showing the effects of the te.l.e,.i,esH of
.. nn. I (111IA1I n c fhilllf-h & Ii d rr.a ina.Aln
and usked, as though she were merely
THINGS
Mil' upper view shows tne car
ter shop at the big Cosme
pelitan studio, where thev lime te
innke everything from n toy deg te
n house with n fence around it.
The picture In the circle shows the
band saw and its operator, one of
the phases of work-in the carpen
ter shop. On this machine the
fine scroll work is done for elab
orate sets
IS THE TWO-REELER
COMING BACK
INTO FILM FAVOR?
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I'.t'AI.I.lNC the earliest dais of the tnpidl. without seeming te. It is net
., . . , in remarkable sterj. but it Is story.
motion pi. tures, when two ids ., , ,..., ,,.;, :,, nillff ,i.
were considered much tee long for any
picture, Herbert Howe, in the Septem-
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mimmr nt Mnnen , r .e glz P
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ns it is being brought about by Sellg- j
I.erk in their series of photoplays from '
stories bv famous authors and with all-
, star casts.
'Anether old favorite 1, trying te
1 stnge n comeback." writes Mr Howe.
'"There Is nlvns something pathetic
ehnnf the rennnear.ince of a former idol
whose public has forgotten. tt s like
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reincarnation no one recognizes ou.
"Se it was with a heavy nnd dubious
heart that I went te Selig-Rork studies
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favorites the two-reel drama. 1 snj
the eldest of nil. That Is net correct.
There was a time when the producer
who made a two-reel drama was con
sidered a gambler. Then, as new. there
were the Themases- who said, 'The pub
ic will never stand for it."
4.r.1AMAt t!Alt na riTli. nf ihp fist.
If nut the first producer te venture in
the re.ilm "t tlie mnsio.ienii.- Nim .
tnirtn.li' in two rlf S lie ilia.
The
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hut 'the inhibitors couldn't see it ns a
feature for one night Se it went forth i
s twins the firt rel shown "lie dnv
and tt.i oilier nail tne p -01111 uu. 1 .."- 1
lMi 'ce that tne phote.lrama bus grown 1
about a re.'l a vm Although we li.ne
net n vet Ind a leiineeii-reeier.
hnve 1 nd tvvelve-reelcrs
"I hal no idii the motion picture
was se old until Colonel Sellg whis
peied her real age te ice. Like her
stars t'ie s.-reen Is touchy nbeut her
jmr V.i'iirding te the flvenf of t el
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twentv fifth birthday tins ,enr. 1 m-
colonel commenced making moving pi-
tures of fiftv te a hundred feet In iv.ifi
Thev consisted of such exciting plots as ,
a girl feeding . hlckens and a train go- j
in,, kv Tim m.wt nenular classic of.
i, I w nw n watermelon contest the
nt iiuni v ii'iti, i'l - -
Hv.le.' Bin Van Winkle.' 'East I.vnne ,
iBnaia - t . i. i . 1 . .. ., 1 1 i
bih I'rst uroeiiiigs ci uiuiiiii. .v. t,!, .. --.. A" "i,v as " seems, for .Mr. Semen benra a
1 ... ..,., nnd wheietere of the unit captain, i cm,,- .i,. iu
D AFTER experimenting with I he , , ,.,,, hut Mr .Helding m. 'fcf" motion nletnre ,.
' A Helv Cirv.' the colonel went I wnH H(.tillR innes for Faullne Fred- I .er,w'k'nS "' "I'heiiShf mfrlM
back te ene-re-'eM In that brief space , ,..,, , ,)riilll.,ielli ..Thp Uxre of ; ." , efU n',,g ' .i
TH I .1 .. .. - t .Ian n 1 t T IV tllltf Tl lint mil (IT! 1111.1 Til kill IIIIII. tl 11 ' . a -
1,110 ' Tale of Twe Cities '
It was 1014 that 'The Spoilers uiis,J( ) oil .all 1 fllS UeSCrtlOnr
lptedtiee.1 in nine reels, r rem ttiin tune
en the tvve-reeler was forgotten nnd
nor until 1021 did it enjoy renaissance
Vntnrnllv . lr wns net easv te m-
If.ice directors and ncters of high ii'iu-
intlen into demi-tasse drninn. And
'Messrs Selig and Ilerk knew that it
i iuinlri.il siinernnl nsencies te nus'll,e
, favorite from the dead. Thev t'n
inAr ,
seeiired Bertram Bracken as due, t..r
Frem tlie slieives et inn P"" '"' "
brarv nt the Selig plant. Mr. Bracken
telwted 'The I'elicemnn nnd the Bab
e lemedv ilrainn, and 'The Northern
Trail.' n trnge.lv. by .lames Oliver Cur
weed, as the first of the series or I
these he secured plavers of repute il
Ham Desmond. Lewis Stene. Ethe f.re-v
Terrj. Wallace Beerv. Eliner Fall and
Margaret I.andifc
Director Bracken has negotiated me
al. .,,,. ,, the twe-reeler In a wnv that
should mere than reinstate It in favor
When I viewed The Northern Irail I
1 realized mere emphatically the fault of
the motion piciuru
Commercially
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speakim,', th. fivP'rP0'"AnH 7, ,
! Ij",',?,.' nrtures There are. of course
''"''""P " niPtur of from five te
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. ii,f r..U which have been ettertlve
"Te go beyond the ntietlnn of mere
dimensions, the chief trouble with the
motion picture hns been n fense of limi
tation Commercial methods were iim! ,
te standardize, juRt ag canned beans and ,
l.reakfait feeds are stnjiunreieu mn
ntundnrdlzed entertainment Is a para
dox, for variety is the qutnteshencn of
dlvernien. One of the prima limitations
was ln the matter of footage Kvery
film hnd te be stretched te at lean live
reels just hh in 1004 It was thought
that everv film must be kept te one reel
Thus we had producers making long
stories out of short ones I'verv thing
from a ptlt'tn te n college veil wa. dram
atized te standard length And vvli-n
anything Is attenuated. It le-ies its kick
(ireat nrt demands the elimination nf
all Irrelevancy
mhe sheTt story has been the favor-
X Ite form of Americnn literature.
O Henrv. of all writers, in perhaps the
most typically American, because he
wrote concisely anu muuiuuy 01 vem
THAT PICTURE FANS NEVER SEE
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kUBSMbIUM. ."" 4jnSTffiSk Wj si -aiiaisisw
s ms
tren Ameilcan life. Seme of bis stories
were produced as tiw-rcclcrs without
much success, whereas tluie done us
tve-reeler.s often overshadowed the fea
ture of the program
" 'The Policeman and the nnb' has
much of the (). Heniy spirit. It moves
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uPS nf jts ,,0 nn,i ltnei is drama,
'The Northern Trail" is traged. done
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JlZt theVe p,oduc,?e,;;: thus
fU0J Weic done with the minimum of
economy. By economizing en time, n '
producer can ntlerci tne ucsi nciers. en i-'00lj ., Wives." which is supposed
cameramen and directors. te have the continental touch.
"Other producers are watching his .
eNperlments. readv te fellow in line. A -lay or se before they left "Fool "Feol "Foel
after the manner of geese and film Ish Wives," in twenty-four reels of
producers. 1 tie success seems ..sau,,.,,
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ler sie u us i in- A..... ... u .
jramni like the shirt, gams much by
shortening But. of course, all depends
lPen what is shown after shortening.
Helding's Pink Uniform
Wern in New Picture
Shocks Naval Officers
YOF can well Imagine the feelings
nf the officers and sailors of the
San Diege naval station at San Diege
when Themas Helding, well-known
pnding man. appeared among mem in
an officer's uniform tinted a sunset
pink
"Helv horrors:'
M,nint. ,,
iried one nsienisiiCTi
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What', this?"
"We've gene pink-eved"' exclaimed
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another, somewhat alarmed.
And there was Themas Helding
standing before them in a suit ns pink
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as the inside of n huge sea .shell.
Then they put It up te lern liunseii
nml nn exnlnnntinn was forthcoming.
ha dfi's I H. explained te them that he had been , He is working for I.asky perhaps tnak
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runipeiieu 10 nine me uiiiiuiiii 11.nu "
get .1 softer white .oleriug effect en
the film, deseribing te them in detail
hew the camera sees colors differently
m most cases from the linked orb.
The effe. f of the uniform was se start -
ling, however, that it was necessary
HAZE
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AEl. DAI.Y, who plays opposite
m .Moere ln Heating tlie
Lame, has never Deen directed py any
HtK Uru I'll -uiiir ii mr ftriif-s, -
ether director tlinn her husband, until lending man. The nnme of th story
npppnring in this fleldwyn comedy. Miss' iPcreti i,ut It wns written bv Knth
Daly's husband Is Ilnrrv Beaumont. Prinp J'mkerten and (Jrnce Drew. Miss
who directed Tem Moere in "Step, Drew will be remembered ns the nrlmi.
Thief '" ln which she also played.
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J Oling btar PSOIV lupe
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! wt.si.ky i rm.iivi,i;s "i haiiry
Marshnll Neilan hns decided thnt his
youthful Mar is new "ripe ' for thu
name part in Iloeth Tarkiugten'h
"Penrod," and will start production
been.
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VISITING CENSORS
SAW 24 REELS
OF 'FOOLISH WIVE$
Hy CONST ANCK PALMER
Hollywood, Cal.
WF.I.l.. the cen
course, you 1;
censers hnve gene. Of I
;new the reason Carl j
I ,! iim,iii tl,ni n,,i i,nm ...i,l
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"ntl & U"m '"trrtnined every
blooming minute, was te put them In a
nice frame of mind when they passed
approximate continuity, was run for
their delectation. Twenty-four reels
get that? It started at 0 in 'the eve
ning ami lasted until 3 :.10 the next
morning.
And then the frenzied press agent
puts down in the public prints that
"the changes suggested by the censers
were of unimportant nature!" They
would be nfter seeing twenty-four reels.
I'm only surprised the censers could
speak at nil.
IN HIS new ceme.lv, "A Sailor-Made
Man." Hareld I.leyd will engage in a
fistic combat with Al Kaufman, well-
known hen v. weight. Thej tell me llnr
old himself is net se slew' with his feet
either, for he held the lightweight title'
ln uenvrr once upon a time.
This cemedj premises te be as funn
flS "T Til '' ll'lllnll 1 nil Mult. n.t.v.1 .. r. b
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prnrtlcallv perfection in lis own class.
ITIiere's mi Oriental palace In it, with
' " ni vei s an wi.at-net. .New.
.Hareld, deu t 1p like the rest of them.
n,v.. like .veu because .veu're se differ-
ent.
Tem MncNnmnra. who draws Skinny
Slimier, is back nmeng us. About n
,w (( mf dcl.hte,j w,h
( llls niiiet'wlt. working In conjunction
I with Chick Sale, who wns also out here. I
Dhl jeu knew that I.arry Semen
used te h" a cartoonist en the New
Yerk Evening Sun? Frem the sublime ,
te the ridiculous. His new contract 1
calls for S.ViOO.OOO in geed money for
the writing, acting nnd dirpcting of a
series of comedies. This is net se large
REAI.AKT sends out
studio is today twi
word that their
iy twice ns large as it
This certainly doesn't
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. leek 'Ike hard times, does It?
Kddie Sntherlnn.l Is Hehe Iln.ni.iQ-
,0nna of "The Chocolate Soldier" nnd
1 "Alma Where De Veu Eive?"
I '"n.e I.ane Thnt Hnd Ne Turning."
writien bv Sir Gilbert Barker,-will be
Agnes Ayres' first starring picture.
hiie win probably start werlc within a
few days.
Universal Keeps Fleet
of Waiting Motorcars
A IT.l;i;T of fifty meter vehicles Is
mf
mntntnined nt T'nlvernal City te
meet the trnnspoitatien requirements at
, the big Mudie
Touring cars, fast racers, light and
i heavy trutks. tractors and mciterev
Cles nrc m dnilv use nnrl ii fnllv eenln.
lied department nf transportation U nn
imnniiant bureau nf the Mlldie
I he cars are nil nf ilm lietter tnnkiik
nnd are used exclusively for the pur pur
pesn intended. Ter location trips of
long distance the players nnd the pro
ducing slnff nre conveyed in blar tnnrlnir
cars. Fer transporting extra people te
Him rrern location, huge busses are
utilized Fer light hauling nreund the
studio and for chertrr tripB the lighter
cars are nsfd. while the motorcycles nre
In use In the messengers nnd the liai
son nflicers who must scurry back and
fnrtli nvi'r the studio's TiOO acres en
dispatch erviee.
A lnt: meter park has recently been
laid out in lonnectien with (lie trans,
portal ion department und there are
pinked ihe hundreds nf earn which ar-
nve nt 1'nlversnl City cverj morning
v ith tlinvp who hnve n hnnd In the
production.
i Ce-operating with the transportation
department there is malntainen an au
tomotive repajr department, where
eklllcd mechanics keep the fleet of mo me
tor lehicles tuned up te perfect pitch,
THE STORY BEGINS
WUh the early day ' the eM
Fine Arts studio In California tehen
Cetlcen Moere, the Oish girls, Iicssla
Leve and a host of ethers were net
much merfl fAau extra girls, Diana
Ohcyna tells hew she and her cfcttm,
Isabel Heath, sat loncsemely around
the studio until I'hil Craney. the
famous director, chose Isabel te be
the first of the screen's "baby
vamps." They arc seen together a
great deal, and a scandal is created
by the director's wife. Deny Win
chester, a friend of Diana's, is
called en te help, and Isabel tries te
"vamp" him. Then Isabel an
nounces she is te be starred in the
East by a Paul Markham. Dcrry
gees te France with the aviation
corps and Diana meets Keith Oor Oer
hnm, who strangely attracts her.
On the eve of a romantie runaway
marriage, Keith is killed in an auto
mobile accident.
AND HERE IT CONTINUES
CHAPTER XXX
ON SUNDAY nfternoens most of the
motion-picture people in New Yerk
nnd lets of the theatrical folk go te the
movies. The four big theaters are nil
crowded, nnd every one manages te get
te at least two of them, sometimes te
all four. Every one wants te knew
what every one elsp has done, nnd when
a big feature production, like "The
Miracle Mnn," is put en, excitement
runn very high indeed.
Dcrry and I nearly always joined the
crowd, going from the ' Illalte te the
Strand, end then en te the Rlvell the
Capitel hadn't been built yet. Mal
colm Sandy nnd Mrs. I.ane went with
us Mr. Sandy didn't like te have me
seen alone in public with Derry.
I dressed early thnt nfternoen, hoping
thnt Derry would come before the blend
airplane mnn that's what I cnlled
him, though he'd been Introduced tib
Mr. Quentin the night before arrived.
I wanted te go te him and sny "Derry,
I was a silly little feel te "lie" se horrid
about the Leng Island girl jesterdny.
and I'm just jenleus because I love
jeu se much, but I'll try net te he
ngain." And I put en a round-necked
bronze velvet dress thnt I knew he
liked, nnd tucked some daffodils into my
belt, nnd later when 1 saw the enge'r
light flame up In his eyes when T came
Inte the living room, where he was
waiting for me, 1 was glad I had.
First of all we made our peace about
the Leng Island girl. Dcrr. like the!"",'1 bcS,nnl"F '" ,,r",mp nlen? , w" , ""
boy he is. was perfectly nnivnl th.it i jl'Iewnlls. 'I be wind swooped along be
had been put out because he was nice ,llm ,"s- "".ving us with It. se that
i.ung island girl. Derrj. like the'"".' "t, " ' It" " ., ' """ "" "
'" her. "But slip's n ceusi
thing of Sandy's." he protested
nr- unii ii it- m- m" i (i hi it vuii in si mi if
shindig last i.iBht. nml sl,i 1 if t".i
lie told me lie was taking
into tlitii ni,.i .., ri.. i .
'nw"j,S fi.1' Tl..,", P.01"!.0''"
ir ' ,u""' ,"""""
Se I did. (imi. en ever here en t he
davenport bv the window and let me
rub my cheek against your hair; I fw.j
lately as if we were acting In a serial.
alwnyH being separated bv obstacles
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I. mil. H uir ie;.s, iiuiirv ; " - ,-,1
1 told him about Nan Slwniip nnri bought the screen rights te a peach of
-h.t .!,. n.iiui.1 i',.r,'?..n2:...n"i'n story. It's been done en the stage,
marrie(1 ..."..I hsti"b
'Thiit's tlm nest tl.i,,,- f.. i,-.i
III t s tne hest tiling I e heard
' ' ' ha i nil nr.u "I m.w. !.!
trying te lneet his keen cjps nmi lwt
succeeding very well. Derry and I are
alwavs having silly little ' iniiiiiuler
standings, and I'm net really happy
living here with Mrs. l.nne. eveii though
and I get married right aw.iv ' I'll
work harder than ever afterward, I1011-
sue s se nice ie me. i-iease can t llerrv
ustly 1 will.
Even before I'd finished I could see
thnt he was angry, but I wasn't pre
pared for the storm of winth that
descended en my head.
He snid I was ungrateful :u. feel
lsh. and was throwing mvself awnvi
en a youngster who would never be anv-
thing but an assistant director, and
niOTeri.AYs
TNMU
trwuiu
Alhambra ?: d'LIK'.. WS
ETHEL CLAYTON
In "WM.Tir
Trrcmr'Tu
"EXPERIENCE"
A nril 1 C S-.':' 4 THOMPSON ST.
APOLL'J MATIN''!'! !4tl.T
ALf,STAB CAST In I-ABA3IOI "ST'S
"DECEPTION"
ARCADIA ftMTO ,3
BERT LYTELL
In "THIi JI.WJIII" .
"A OT-7-s.D KHANKLIN 4 VJ1HAHU m
ASTOK MATIV-'1-' liII.T
HAZEL DAWN
BROADWAY f. "nd" "
GLORIA SWANSON
In TJIKJfiHKAT JIOMESr'
- A IIITAI '13 MAHWI'-l di.
Lrtri iwLi
STCETAp
In "MAMMA'S ArFAIUS
rn .ON AL Ul an t ...d r. u.
ELSIE FERGUSON
In "FOOTI.IlillJin
DAraYTHEATRE
KATHERINfc MacuunnLu
"" n "Cl'IlTAIN
tr'KtPRFSS
, 'r.tXu ii
MAIN HT.. aiAWAiunis
iiiTivnr n tt v
THOMAH 11
"THE BRONZE BELL'
INC'K'8 I'liui'ii'..-
caTrMOI jnt -
"ath . Olrard Ave
MVTivrK haiiiI
HOBAKl BuevYvixin
In
Tllri -iJ!,l' "'.
pi . .Ill V THKATH1S . '"",'?
MiAIVllL.! DAM "i -IIJ- -
ii.A. t-.i ac CAIRRANKS
uu.uVh?r.,. ,7 ,v
ln"ii;' ""?iii-::
rrpTTc r i".A'jTfVW WuS
I IONEL BARRYMORE
L, ."iibi.kvii.-h emii.kn'l.
Hobart Bosworth, "The Cup of Life"
KlIII'UISK AV1KVILLB
vqnnr; wmi makkkt ai.
CATHERINE MacDONALD
: v,"Py:.1 r!:T,:""KY"
vr
de it while Nan's here te he nmtrn, ef"r course, nml lie ynnts somelied te jeu lest track et ner for a tune
honor Sandv won't n.ln.l ! , iB' ln ' lr w"" H" '" direct, you , ever, sue will tic seen in a new
Why ? ,.,P s" n e ths 'e" wan J , ",e ' "-' '" U' "'"J ,"' h'!i ".' ' M tM'
wait Is well en lis wav new." ,0 , ineivf.niw hence. I looked l.e h-ri.-t
Feililled bv his assurance. I snnk- t , "vtT. tl!ls ',''".nV "!"1 , ! ' . wn? . ' , '':"h?.8l'h K(lit" .'"'
Air S'nidv nheut our iiuii-iin.. ,,i,.. i ceuiii cie wmi ir . .iviiii ir weuiun 1 1 v iiunm wuncan are marred. I
arrive.' f el- mnn en.s ' ,'. 'e " '" " I,e imjch te make, nither. because I Skinner is the daughter of the
..I .. ... .... .1., ... ..... most of It could he done with px- actor. Otlss Skinner. She n-lll m
i run i ke en mis wav. i te hi mm.
GRANT ' f" Viatinhr Tinuv, RIALTO irih iwhen
WILLIAM A, IlllAUirp I'liwnuuiliiN
Harrie fans will remember the girl
who played en the stage with Gil
lette In "Dear Urutus" Madge
Bellamy. Here she Is consulting
with her director. Jeseph Ilena
bcry, during the taking of 'The
Call of the North," n I.naky
picture.
nil that sort of thing. And he con
eluded with a statement that gnve inei
the kev te the whole situntlen.
"W'fiv. if veu wait for six months
veu'll find that jeu've quite get ever'
tnrlug for him. lie declared, conn cenn
dently. "You'll be glad then that 1
told jeu te wait. You've get tee mueh
ability te let our whole career be
ruined by n puppy love affair. I wish
I'd had it put iu your contract thnt
jeu wouldn't mnrry for the next three
yen is."
He stormed around for n while
longer, and then went off down the
long hall In search of his sister.
"Get your coat and hat !" commanded
Derry. the minute Malcolm Handy was
well out of the room. 1 hurried te my
own loom nnd riithed back, struggling
Inte my fur coat, and together we
hastened out te the elevator.
What is it 7" I demanded
went out onto the Windswept drive.
" knew you have something in mind
what is it ou re planning?
"Something tlmt'll menu mere te us
than anything else we've ever done."
!" answered, tucking my nrm in liis
' . i..ii' i -
Bf. Brl. battleship swung a ret ml it
itH mooring. I loved the wind It.
seemed ...match the excitement that
was surging up nsde me.
I , . , ,,..,, . '
I f "Here s the Idea.. Derry went l
nflrr a minute, drawing in,, up vU n j,
, Vu M,,,r i""1 brmll,,R .1'. ?, .hr"'1 "", ,hn I
I oenld hear him. " I his morning I
iirm tnlhltiL- with ll felleu w'le lins
t ,)nt wlth ,,,,,,.1, siuvps,. It has
winner I I screen possienuies. ineiign.
,, ., .., ,,ii ,.! f,. ,i,ttf
J" "litu " i ' i'h'mh-, h isi n.n. -v i. ,
teriers. nnd there's n little place down
the Coast where wp could de 'em.
I "This chap's get some money
enough te make the picture, nnd when .,,.. ,. , T
we once gpt It made and bring It back1. 'vMIi Marie Dore is net plajm
here nnd show it. I knew we can sell m pictures at present. She is te ap
It and get some big 1 outrun out of nfnr '" u Ile"' ''ns' play with Nerau
it for ourselves. It'll absolutely make l''c"er
tills chap, and me, tee.
Then why, of i-mirse veu'll de It.
dear." I etclaimed
"Ves, under one condition." he an
swered, pausing en the protected side
of 11 big tree and looking down into niv
"'" 1 will it jeu 11 marry me lie-
'ere ' B.
CONTINTED TOMORROW
ruoTeri.ws
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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.
GREAT NORTHERN -"W!
THE OLD NEST
-
imperial uuT?i,.A..j-ai,
"THE OLD NEST"
,1 nliirrK Pilee Uermanlewn Ave. ui
suemgn raiace t.hiKh Avnu
AMI. 1.1 AM A. IIHADVS rRODlCTION
"LIFE"
LIBERTY "".kW-
JUSTINE JOHNSTONE
In "Hlir.l.TKltKO AtillTr.KS"
O VERBROOk" wu lVlne
CONSTANCE TALMADGE
In "IlAXOKKOt S Ill'SlNliSS"
PAI ArF -l MAHKKT HTUEE7P
'l-s-'I-i in a i in ll as f. M
IIAVII) 111'TI.KR In
"THE SKY PILOT"
PRlNrFSS 1018 MAIIKET BTHK1ST
- ..... .m n .,,, A al Teil '10 1'. iS.
SHIRLEY MASON
In "V. i:il MNCK i:VK"
mXtttt
J""tiik i'itix('i:ss or m;v mihk'
RIAI TO UEHMA.NTOW.N AVENUB
,..JZ".:. .V Tt'U'i-unricKN ht.
WHITMAN IIBSNKTT'S ntOIH'CTION
"NOT GUILTY"
Rl IRV MAilKET bT. UEIvOW 7TU
l-'-' I IU A r te 1 1 :1B 1. U.
HOPE HAMPTON
In "LOVE'S 1'KNAI.TV"
55AVDY --11 11AUKUT 8TUEBT
J- VUI h A M TO MIIJNIOtrr
. ,OI IIH Mil II MOKKIS' STOKV
"A Tale of Twe Worlds"
, Sherwood VaJ?rVi
1 GLORIA SWANSON
in "Tin: nniiAT memii.nt"
STANl PY MAiiKcr.AT ibtb
- ..VttT' n A M tn " 1R l". 1
INUKMA TALMADGE
. "' "t"k hii.n en the nnnrt
. 333 NLARKET,.-?-' U'frj"
bETTY COMPSON
in Mvr 'i ii i: i.Mi or the wehi.ii
VI I I IV I A "Vi
1-1 ft I Al. l,l
f i 1 1 1 ii i.
UU311IN hAKINUM
In "THE l'UIMAI. LAW"
AT WEST CHESTER
IDLE HOUR -!".' "'uW!:KV'
In "LOUS'b PENALTY''
lirlnlTl
lsHsiiEHHBliHHBKI -'iMI
BHPa
i jffir m)li
Insiders te Questions
Frem Mevie Fans
GLEN -I cannot help teu te n.
admittance te n motien-picturc studio
; U ifj ratlcr difficult thing te de. Tht
only thing I can suggest is for you h
write te the mnnnger of the stiiili'e, and
if there is some geed reason why je,
-iiuum w; iiu nun-you win ueuDt.
less be given that privilege.
1" nil ,ru c pi iijii vx imtip
.,..: ,)n ,.,, .,.-"'"'
perience before
., - . .
mi-a.m uiv uenert Agnew w, born
n 1K!U). Ills latest work has been lt!
x'nrma T n c7 n "Th? L,
Fewor .. ..Tl . Sign "n the Doer" J3
"The Vvendei fill Th"ng "
miuiui inmg.
Clll'nMtV lit ler i r.... l
bllhllJIAN I LAtlv .Time Wlkr
i-. playing oppes.te Ernct Trucx i:
"Six Cylinder I.eve." Faire ISinney hti
- " no- iiumnic .stage m '-Jlii
Tenser." Pi-nhnlil (l.n I. .!. ......
-..-.. . ... u.. u.. ..( v j ili- I CBsnn
. He-
pictnn
ion anl
ernelii
famem
ntra ti,
, debut en Breadwav in "Bleed nl
. Sand." Her father 'plays an imneriint
role in this plnj.
VRl.l "f.ilinm" ll.n. 1...., ..I..J
for the screen. The siaee venlm h
cnlled "A Trip te Faradise." If t
saw the plnj "Idlinm" jeu mnv beta- Pi
appointed In the picture, ns the ndapti-'ilJS'
lien varies n geed hit from .Melnin
play. However, Bert l,jtcll is said tl
de some hue acting in the role e!
I.lllen.
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ty&eu.
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fcOrAMtUfCA
The NIXON-NlRDLINGERfrt
THEATRES U
BELMONT
ft.'l) AUUVK ilAKKK
1 an a n 30 te 11 r. n.
MAE MURRAY
In "Till; (ill. 1)1-1) .,"
CEDAR ;0Tlt CEOAR AVlOTl
- M.-STn CAST In
"The Weman Ged Changed"
COLISEUM ""KTAT
nr J,,,,;s Mu:n ecnnoeD's
'Ged's Country and the Lav'
TTJIMRO fient st. l eiiiard aj
JU1UDU jumbo June, en Frankfort 'V
PAULINE FREDERICK
In ".SAIiVAdi;"
I FAHFR 41BT 4 LANCASTER AV
Al.lhTAU C ST In
AMz-hTAU CIST In
"THE CONCERT"
BSD A LOCL'ST STBEBTi
F.vgs USUI'"
Elsie Fergusen in "Foetlighti
SVMiKSJl B ;"'
nivm I CJD AND HANSOM 6TS.
IK1VULI lATINEE DAD-T
MATINEE
WALLACE REID
In "THU I.OVK SPECIAL"
STRAND aTTMvKNANoe tir.
ELSIE FERGUSON
In "IOOTLK.HTS"
AT OTHER THEATRES
MEMBERS OF M.P.T.O.A.
G. 5510 ilernvantn"n IA'
ermantewn Watim:k vn
UEOINALH IlAHKEll'H I,"VCT'
M. I
JEFFERSON n?hAS"SS
VIOLA J5ANA
In "HOME Tl IT" -
PARiAK.r".1"
a i irir LAKE
In
HIE (HIIIATIIK "'"'' -
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WEST ALLEGHENY "'?,.....
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