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CLOSE-UPS of the MO VIE GAME
Dy IIENItY
Here's a Pretty Little Girl With a Man's Size Jeb
'A MONTH nr de iire I told you of some of the hnir-rnlstng stunts tlint Clinrles
X. Hutchisen invented nml went through te tnnlte this new serlnl tliriller of
hit, "Htirricnne Hutch. " And. if ou remember the nrtiele. you will recall
tlmt in nlmest nil the MunN Lucy Vex figured ns- the party of the second part
and I said that some day I uas peint: te nsk her what she thought of it nil if
I ever Ret n chnnce
My chnnce came early this week. I tea-cd with her at the ClarldRe in New
Yerk. New ten-ins is the kind of thing jeu expect of people who never de nny
thing very dangerous or exciting or nevr get very far from imnfertnble homes
and het bntlis nnd geed clothe. Ten-lug is nil right for n settled old codger
like me, hut, somehow, knowing wlint dangerous nnd exciting things Lucy Fex
does day after day. it seemed out of place
Yeu see I had a mental picture of her as n sort of Powerful Ivatrinkn. And,
as I snt waiting for her (we had made the appointment by phone) 1 watched n
most exquisitely prctt little gitl come tripping in en the daintiest pair of
tootsies jeu eer saw and I wondered whnt such a vision of loveliness would
think if she had te go through the dnngcrs nnd hnrdships tliut Lucy Fex does.
And then I di.iceu'rcd that the exquisitely pretty little girl was Lucy Fex
herself:
Fer the firt ten or fifteen minutes I was with her I rnulilu't de much but
lilt and stnre at her in unbelief It simply didn't seem penible. There wnsn"t
a thing about her that suggested that she would calmly jump into the rapids of
Ausable Chasm and be hurled through these rolling waters, bumping into rocks
and with every minute fraught with death, until Hutch chose te rescue her nfter
the cameraman had cranked out enough footage.
" And I couldn't picture her taking part in a fierce fight in nn nutomebilo.
running wild at seventy inl'cs nn hour. Or struggling with the villain in a
ped beat, while Hutch, hauging by his feet from nn airplane, sweeps ever her,
reaches down nnd grabs her upstretched bunds and files away, with her dangling
about halfwav between earth and heaven.
These arc mil a few of the stunts she does with Hutch in this serial. Rut
they arc typical. And. knowing the stunts, is it any wonder I expected te sec
masculine-looking woman, hard as nails, ami with something about her that
would suggest almost anj thing rather than ten-iug at the Clnridge?
(il SIMPLY love t.
she crirrl
school nrl off en a holiday.
danger the excitement and the constant change. I wouldn't give it up
for the best straight part they could offer me."
I DON'T knew any one word that describes Lucy Fex. Kbullient sounds geed.
If it means what I think it does, it's the word I want Shu seems bubbling
all the time with go?d health nnd jev of living nnd enthusiasm nt everything,
especially the things ether people have done or are doing, and net se much nt
what she has done herself, except a concerns the way ether people help her.
Her admirntien for Hutch is unbounded. "Yeu don't really think of the
danger when he is there," she snid. "Somehow he makes jeu feel nbselutely
confident that he will be beside you when he is needed nnd that he will take care
of you.
"In thnt Ausable Chasm episode I felt just that way. If veu've ever seen
the rapids there jeu knew hew wicked they nre At first we tried te put up some
cafeguards, just in case anything went wrong. We tried te stretch a rope ncress
at the falls, but the force of the water carried it nway each time, se we gave it
up. And, net wanting te wnste any mere vnluablc time, we decided te take our
chances and go through with it.
"The sccnnrle calls for me te be en a bridge nbeve the rapids, the bridge
gives way and I am swept down toward the falls. Hutch sees me, rushes down,
leaps in nnd swims out te me Then, jut before we come te the brink of the
falls, he gets ine far enough toward shore te reach up nnd grab the branches of
an everhnngiug tree and se pulls me out.
"Hut I bore the marks of thnt episode for a geed mnny dnys afterwnrd The
rush of the water is se strens thnt all you can de is keep your head above, with
out a chnnce of guiding yourself. Yeu nre simply nt the mcrcj of the currents
"It seemed te me that I had no sooner fallen from the bridge then I was
burled against one of these submerged rocks. Frem then en it wns one rock after
another, and the only way I could protect myself wus te keep my head from
striking. I knew, if that happened, ecn Hutch could net ave me
"I think every inch of my body wns black and blue from these rocks. My
right thigh, from my knee te my waist, was ene solid mass of bruises, my arms
and shoulders were almost raw and my right thumb still bears a senr."
Hut that's fun according te Lucy. She likes it. She wouldn't gie it up.
And, naturally, she has te keep in the best of phvsical trim te be nblc te
go through with this kind of thing She is up every morning before 7 nnd nway
or a gnllep through the park en a horse her father gave her net long age. And,
by the way. her father is Chief Fex, of the New Yerk Fire Department, se
Lucy's nerve is probably inherited
After the morning ride there fellows nn hour or two in a nearby gjmnnsium
and a swim in the peel. It's enlj nfter that that she really feels that she is out
of bed and ready for a full day.
She get into pictures entirely en her nerve, tee She was attending a girls'
rchoel in Providence. H. I . less than three years age, and. while home in New New
Yerk en a ncntien, some one dared her te tr te get into the movies She made
up her mind she wouldn't de it in the ordinary waj . She wanted something
unusual te tell the giilc about when she went burk te school.
Se, just te see whnt would happen, she made up n story about the lending
parts she had played out West, and went te one of the big studies in New Yerk
They took her at hei word and te her own astonishment cast her for the lend in
a picture they were nbet te start
But it nut Luev up against it for a while. She didn t even knew hew te
mnkc up for the screen. Se she had te take another girl into her confidence and
this girl made her up
And Lucy simply walked awaj with the job. She was se satisfactory that
they gave her a contract for three jenrs and cast her for another lead. Mind
you, she hadn't told her parents whnt she was doing. Hut vacation ended nnd
she had te confess te them. And they made her give up her contract, because
she was net yet of age and they wanted her te finish school.
But enn jeu Imagine the riut she was in Providence among girls and the
romantic young fellows of Brown University when the two pictures in which bhe
played the lead were shown there? Lucy owned every fellow in town.
When school was ever she went straight into movies again. She went
nbread with Leonce Perret for Pnthe nnd made "The Empire of Diamonds"
nnd "The Menej Maniac " Then she tame bad: nnd Pathe assigned her te
Hutch. And, nfter the stunt work wns evir nnd they were filming in the studio,
she worked ut the same time with Jehn llnrrymere nnd Marshall Neilau
She's going abroad some time next month for a little pleasure trip. Then
bhe will rejoin I In tc h and sajs she hopes she will have some stunts te de this
time thnt will be renl thrillers
THAT'S the kind of girl trith ichem I tca-ed at the Claridge. Can
you imagine it And as I looked at her and listened te her talk,
I couldn't help' thinking of that piece that Kipling once composed for
the papas entitled, "Shi s a better man than I arc, Gorden gin,"
Answers te Questions by Mevie Fans
O. N AND II. SMYTHE Ma
Marsh is married te Leuis Lee Arms
Kathenne MacDonald nnd It ith Ro Re
land nre net married nt present Beth
hve been married Mi rtha MnnIitld
took the nnme Mansfield fiem the town
where she nieed giit social success
fhe believed the name would bring her
luck. Ruth Reland has welet "w- nnd
reddish brown naturullv curlv hair.
Marien Danes' real name is M.ir.en
Deuras.
JENNIE Dl! KRE-Willium Fnr
num has returned from Europe Suielj
Ihistln Farnum still p!ns in jiictuies.
He hai rccentlj signal n new contract
with Fex. The last I knew of Winifred
Kingsten she wns planus: m ' The Lift
ed Veil," a La si, i production.
PEPPER ".Mether e
Mine" is r
Themas Ince production
Die nnjier
lmSiii . J fSi ju'ii!Si!i.- '
AVON Jacqueline Legan plnvs op
posite Mente Blue in "A Perfect
Crime."
JADE "Pilgrims of the Niht" is
an adaptation nf E. Phillips Oppen- .
helm's nerl, "Passers Bj."
W'ALLY FAN There is absolutely I
no truth in the rumor that Wal'aie
Itchl and his wife have separated It
It Irue that she has rtturned te the
staxe, She was a well-known actress
when bhe und Wnlly were married
"MERNIi: Kenneth Huilnn n!as
opposite Constance Talmadge in ' Wom Wem
an's Place." Fontaine 1 u Rue is i.lin
Ine In "Exit the Vamp." Ethel Cluj
ten plays lt lead.
NED The little girl who plays i
i in
She
VKnrthbmind ' h Hiille r
Cotten
til a a p
In
'The Old Nest."
M. NICELY
for such 11 girl te ten at the Clarldge I
irith aft the enthusiasm of a little
"I love the thrill 0 it all the
directed bj Rowland V. Lee. The cast
Is enmjiev 1 of Helmit B'swerth, Madge
riil'iuiu, Tully Marshall and Nilus i
WeVh
DINWIDDIE Mary Cnir played I
the mother 'ii ' 0er the Hill " Vera I
dorden in "Huniercsque" and Ma.-v
Alden m "The Old Nest "
ANTIQI E "Sunshine Melly" was
pre luced Ly Lnsk; in 11)1.". Hebnrt '
Boswetth made Ins first screen npiicnr- '
mice in 1001) The Pirils of Pauline" ,
was Pearl White's tirst s( rm re'euse in
1UH i
1 ARTY Mnrgucnte Clark
husiinnd I
Harriet
never plnjed hi pictures
Hammend wus n Sennett bathing e.rl
for three jears before her entrance into ,
drumatic pictures
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nalliue item plnjeU the lend opposite
Ketliieen Llllleril In ".Siik Abed
G N AND H SMYTHE Tem
Mix is rimmed te Virginia I'eide An An An
toneo Morene is still u bn heler Hnrelil
I.'ejd is in t miirried Heet Gibsen
was ihristenid lMwarcl and net Heet ,
He has been mnrried Geerge
is marrud te Ollie Kirb
Larkin ,
SHE'S LITTLE AND
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CONFESSIONS
OF A STAR
As Told te
INEZ KLUMPH
THE STOBY BEGINS
IHtft the early days in the old
Fine Aits ttudle in California irhcn
Colleen Moere, the Oish girls, Hcsiit.
Leve and a host of ethers tccre net
much mere than extra girls, Diana
Cheync tells hew she nnd her chum,
Isabel Heath, sat loncsemcly around
the studio until l'hil Clancy, the
famous director, chose Isabel te be
the first of the screen's "baby
vamps." The arc sren together a
great deal, and a scandal is created
by the director's icifc. lierry Win
chester, -u friend of Diana's, is
called en te help, and Isabel tncs te
"vamp" him. Then Isabtl an
nounces she is te he started m tne
East by a i'ntii Mnrkham. Dcrry
gees te Fiance with the aviation
ceipj and Diami meets Keith Gor Ger
ham, iche strangely attracts her.
On the eve of a romantic runaway
marriage, Keith is killed in an auto
mobile accident.
AND HEBE IT CONTINUES
CHAPTER. XXXIV
IT SEEMS a ery long time age new,
that night when I threw open the deer
nnd fncjd Malcolm Surdy and the do de
tective who steed beside him, villi
Isabel cowered behind me, and I won
dered what en earth I was going te say
te protect her.
Sandy explained, in rather a puzzled
wny. thnt a sirl who was a fugitive from
justice hail bearded the train nt
Poughkeepsie, nnd couldn't be found
hnj where else, and that the potter said
he had seen her go into m lompirt lempirt
inent. Sandy was sure she wasn't
there, of course, but the detective
wiint-il te lcel;.
"Theie isn't nny one heie, is there.
Diana'" he added, ecvicuslj quite cer
tain of his nnswrr
"Whj, no that is. nobody but "
The detective interrupted me. He
had looked ever n y shoulder nnd seen
Isabel.
"Who's that''" he demanded, turn
ing net te me. but te Sindv.
"I den t knew." Sandy answered
bluntlv
"It's my secretary." I broke in
quickly "Shu joined me at Pough
keepsie "
There was a long, hornble silence.
Between th" lurching of the trnin nrd
the shaking of mv knees I found it hnrd
te stnnd. And I felt re helpless, se in
cnpable of doing anything te protect
Isabel.
The dcteitive loekel at me Feirehing
ly. Then he turned te Malcolm Sandy,
who shook "ils hend just itrpercpptibly.
Aud after thnt he brushed past me and
took held of Isibel's shoulder
"Come ."long, Mls-j Heath," he said.
quietly "We've get you this time
She screamed wildly at thnt
I)er
frantic cries nn? through the train,
and people crowded te the deer nnd
t-ied te le k in, until Malcolm Snndy
stepped inside and slammed it behind
liim. Thin he turned te Isnbel and
quieted her with n few curt words.
' Oh, all right. " she said bluntly, her
hysteria stepping just ns water does
when you turn off a fuueet. "I'm nil
light en thl I thin;; I'm net afraid. Bur
ou wult and see hew I ?et even wi'li
WINTER AND SPRINGTIME CONTRASTED
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"13" Plays Big Rele in
Alice Lake Picture
IlIIRTEEN plajs an important
-- part in "The (.olden lilft,
Alice Lake's newest starring pic
ture, according te the statistician of
the Metre Studies in Hollywood,
Calif.
There are thirteen persons in the
cast and of thee thirteen Jesef
Swlckard has thirteen letters in his
names. The same is true of June
Ida Mathis, co-author of the
scenario; Maxwell Kargcr, director,
and Jehn Carl Beule, camera man.
The title. "The Gelden Gift," nnd
the nnme of the releasing company,
Metre Pictures, total the same. It
has net yet been decided whether
it would be released en a thirteenth.
jeu Mnlce'm Sandy nu nnd that
weak -kneed thins: that hnn't the spunk
nt n mouse." nnd she glanced nt me.
"If jim'd been werrli anything jnu'd
hnve helped mc out of this, Dl, instend
of standing there hesitating, jeu sillv
thing. Well, you'll he nerry you fell
down en this deal, Dmnn. Se long!"
And she snu n tared awny with the de
teitive, all her old nenclialnnce re
turned. i I sunk down en the ent nnd looked
i.i .uniceim aanuj.
"Tliere's nothing she won't de te get
eun," I te'd him, trembling nil ever.
"I knew iBnbil she won't step at any
thing till she sets even with me nnn
1 tried te help her Oh, why did jeu
gie It away?"
"Hecuuse I knew jeu weren't going
te gum nn thins b being associated
iih u glil like thnt. eu'tnn't af
ford te de these things, child; once
1 -Hm Im
I rnHIUTCEN plajs nn Important Wh BfBBB - 9R
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Lucy Fex isn't at all what you
would think. The ficreinc of
a hundred stunts in "Hurri
cane Hutch" a lew of which
arc shown below likes ex
citement, she says, ever a tea
tup at the Claridgc.
jeu're talked about, your public is go
ing te turn en jeu, and then vlint'll
jour pictures be worth? Besides, whj
btnnd in the way of justice''"
He'd have steed in the way of it fast
enough if it would have benefited him
uny ; I knew that. But I didn't say
anything: I just sat still and wondered
vhnt Isabel would de te him nnd me.
"She enn't de n thing." he told me,
when I brought the matter up later.
"Why. what could she de' Net a
darned thing. I'm one of the biggest
men In the industry, nnd jeu have me
behind jeu. Step worrying."
Oidinnrilv I wouldn't hnc been se
distuibed, but I'd been living a lonely
sort of life, even with Derry te tnke mc
about I'd been working awfully hnrd,
nnd ns I couldn't nfferd te get se tired
thnt it would show in my pictures,
sometimes Mr. Snndy's sister hadn't
let me accept invitations from Derry,
brcnuse I needed the rest. Se I'd grown
in en myself a bit, se te speak, and I
suppose that was one reason whj I wns
se anxious about what Isabel might de.
"Anything shu could de would be
better than your running uieund with
her, or having her definitely nsseclnted
with jeu for any length of time," Mr
Sandy went en. "Yeu don't knew it,
but the nmeunt of hush money thnt the
big pieducing corperntions pay out te
keep their stars' reputation nbselutelj
clenn is enormous; why, theie's one
that is going te smnsh en the rocks,
sine ns sheeting, if they either don't
get rid of two of their people n limn
nnd a woman or make them tee the
mark The man is alwnjs getting
messed up in rotten affairs, nnd it costs
mere te muku the public believe that
he's the handsome, kind, devoted young
husband they like te think him, than his
pictures bring in. But lie's se popular
that they don't dare Jut any ether com
pany get him, nnd nny way. they keep
hoping he'll brace up The girl is
nearly as bad, only it's depe that's get
her. Even two months they send her
te a cure of sumo sort, but they enn't
de an) thing with her. Her pictures
ranke inenej, however, se the company
doesn't care.
"I'm just telling jeu this se that
you'll see hew impertunf It is thnt jei
keep your name absolutely rleun. Dinnu
And te de that jeu'vu get te cut out
people like Isabel Heath."
"I've cut out just about cerv one
but you. ' I told him, rather moodily.
And neither he nor I hud the wit te
suspect that the double-edged weapon
Isnbel he'd nguinst us was one tliut his
scruples had put Inte her hands.
Te Be Continued Tomorrow
Wally Raid Starts
IVorle-en "Champien"
WALLACE REID will next de "The
Champien" under the direction of
Chester Withey This picture was
ndapted for the scrien by ,1. E Nash
from th? three act ceiiiedv by Themas
Leuden nnd A. E. Themas, in which
Grnnt Mitchell recently scored a suc
cess. Held has finished "Rent Free," whit h
he has been innkliig nt Hollvwend under
the dire tiorvef I low nrd Hlggin. Llla
Lee was Iteld's leading woman In this
word I
hit we
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MAINE GOVERNOR
TAKES ACTIVE
PART IN PICTURE
GOVERNOR I'ERCIVAL P. BAX
TER, of Maine, never knew he wns
a motion-picture actor until he recently
visited the Helman Day company work-
ng en location, near August, Mc.
"Wings of the Berder" is the picture.
Governer Baxter is ft personal friend
of Helmnn Day, and wan invited by
the author te spend Bcvcrnl days with
him en location in order thnt he might
get a first-hnnd view of the pictures
being taken right in the heart of his
own country.
"Wings of the Berder" linn ns its
leading character the Governer of
Maine. It would have been easy enough
te portray the Governer without bring
ing him from the State. Heuse. But
Mr. Day had seen Mr. Bnxtcr in sev
eral nmateur theatrical performances
nnd knew he could act. Se when the
Governer came en his visit he wnsyfioen
pressed into service before the camera,
nnd new the Governer, after seeing the
lesultB, leeks forward te n screen
career when his term expires,
Mr. Day's publicity department new
proudly proclaims the strict adherence
te type in these two reel weeds dramas.
Governer Baxter, by the way, con
fesses n tender feeling for motion pic
tures in addition te his new very great
distinction of being the only Governer
ever te nppenr before the camera in n
real film drama.
Start Agnes lyres' Picture
Victer Fleming is new busily en
gaged at Hollywood en Agnes Ayres'
first star production, nn adaptation by
Sir Gilbert Parker nnd Eugene Mullln
fiem tln former's novel. "The Lane
Thnt Has Ne Tinning." Mahleu
Ilnnulten will be Miss Ayres' leading
man.
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SHIRLEY MASON
In "EVKR 8INCK EVE"
Paul Willis,
playing
in Fex's
"Thunderclap,"
had te fall
off a high
i bridge into
the rapids
at Ausable
. Chasm.
Professional
swimmers
iDcrc hired
at $50
te "double"
for him in
the trick.
They took one
leek and
bdked, se
Yeung Willis,
slight as he is,
volunteered
te de it
himself.
lie did, tee
and get away
with it.
CONNIE DISCOVERS
A YOUNG STAR
WITHOUT AN AUTO
By CONSTANCE PALMER
WANT te knew who I'm betting en
new? Gertrude Olmsted, who wen
n benuty centcft about a year ege, nnd
who is being trained by Universal. If
she crinkle up her eyes nt you when
she smiles en the screen the way bhe
did nt mc yesterday, vou're hcr'n.
She hus the loveliest ejes nnd the
smoothest skin nnd the nicest nose of
most anybody I knew, nnd if she just
keeps working, some day she'll be one
of our best
Her mother, who is j-eung. tee, nnd
the sort of person you meet nt civic
meetings nnd bridge parties, stays with
Gertrude nil the time. (Witness Mrs.
Pickford, Mrs. Jnnis, Mrs. Tnlnindge,
Mrs. Mjers ct al.) And n very geed
idea it is. tee. They haven't n car jet.
and travel te nnd from Universnl City
en the careening auto busses, just like
jeu and me, (Thnt ift me. I don't
i-.new nbeut you. I Jiope you don't
have te.)
Let's keep our weather eye peeled en
Miss Olmsted. If her acting gets te be
as geed as her leeks nre new. she won't
linve much trouble making the grade.
Len C'hnney is nt work en "WOlf
breed." the slncle picture he in te mnke
for Unuersnl. His makeup is thnt of n
French-Canidlnn, and the company is
doing exteriors in the same street Pris
cilia Dean used in "Cenilict," seen te
be released.
Mr. Chancy is n great actor. In a
scene jestcrdny with dear old Frank
Campeau. who was doing n village
priest, the star entered se completely
into its pathos thnt the tears, gushing
te his own ejes, brought them te the
eyes of the bj-stnndcis. At the end of
the scene he gave his head n character
istic quick little shake, and was, in a
trice, back In his own chatacter.
I hope I'm iQt telling something of
Mr. Chnncy's life, which is nene of our
business, but I think it is interesting
te knew that both his father and mother
were deaf and dumb. He attributes
much of his ability te pertrny diaiacter
vividly te the fact that great expressive
ness was necessary te describe things
te thorn. He studies characters and
makeup constantly.
Tem Ferman was working Inst night
en the Lnsky let, mnking some ex
terior street scenes for Temmy Meig
bnn's picture. " A Prince There Wns."
They have built n complete Third nve nve
nue'ever there, with elevated and every
thing. 1 noticed that the names en the shop
windows be;e a striking resemblance te
riiOTerrATs
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 R A NIT 0-2 CHrard ae Mat Tomer
X-J'"",' O,erturn Caallerln lluallcana'
ETHEL CLAYTON
In "WKA I.TJ I " .
GREAT NORTHERN fiWi'ffi
ItlC(HNAI.I) IIAKKKK'H IMWIHTTION
"THE OLD NEST"
IMPERIAL
WITH ft WALNUT BTS.
Mala. 2 81)! V.vtn. TAD
RKfllNAMI IIAItKKU'S I'llOIIUfTION
"THE OLD NEST"
I KieK Pnlnf Uormantewn Av. an4
uemgn raiace Lhigb aydu
POLA NEGRI
In "OYI'HY 111.0011"
LIBERTY
UIIOAD & UOLUMIIIA AV.
HATINRK IJAII.Y
MABEL TALIAFERRO
In "THK ItlCH NUVK"
I E!99TVlili
WANDA HAWLEY
tn
THK HOI SI', THAT JAZZ IIUII.T"
PAI AfF 12l MAIIKUT STHEKT
I VIAL, ,n a M te 11 13 1 M.
DAVID HUTLKIl In
"THE SKY PILOT"
PRINCESS
1018 MAItKKl' HI-HKUT
H'30 A f tn 11 1. u r
MAY McAVOY
"A 1'IIIVATI! HCAMIAI."
In
RFCFNT AhKJ.T hf llelew 1TTH
lxl-VJ1-' n4S A M te 11 I'. M.
HtKI LYTELL
In "THK PKINC18 OF NKW OltK"
RIAI TO UKUMAMOW. AVBNUB
W1L.U1AM S. HAKT
in "TiiK miisri.r,"
RURY mahkbt hi. uuiajw 7th
Xv-1J1 1" A M. tn 11 m I u
MACK SKNNKTT'H I'UODl'rTION
Leve, Hener and Behave"
SAVOY "1I MAiiKur htTujIt"--
Z KNTT.JHl .MWnll"
"The Truth About Husbands"
1 SHERWOOD
Hth A llHlinnnr At.
Chai. Ray in The Old SvimmnHeie
-lIULLs,yi,lN!Ii."''sM ijai.i, r.ii"
STANLEY VV mV, iHf' ".
NORMA TALMADGE
L" "TJillNHiv e nn: noeif
333 MARKET W,"i',,IVsA?llB
ELSIE FERGUSON
inroeri,i(inrs"
DUSTII4 FARNUM
In "THE lJlAL. UW"
NO NEED FOR DOUBLES IN HIS FILMS
H. '"' ft ittiaOUlhr 111 '''''''f'B
Film Fashion Nete:
Fer Ladies Only!
SOPHIE WACHNER; head of the
Goldwyn wardrobe, had another
of the unttBual commissions the
ether day when Rupert Hughes de
cided CeIeen Moere, who is playlni
in "The Wall Flower," should wear
an awkward, botchy gown, that
Could by the simple method of cer
tain adjustments, be turned into
something very smart. After con
siderable study, Miss Wachner
evolved a creation that had for an
ovcrbedice four frilled panels, which
gave n bunchy, impossible waistline
These panels, by simple dropping
them te the skirt, exposed a slender
satin bodice nnd made a bouffant
silhouette, se popular just new.
the nnmes of people around the studio
Fer instance, "Max Parkcrewsltf'
lies-sing and Tailoring." sounds sus
1 Icleusly like "Max Pnrkcr." who de
signs mil executes all the sets.
"Snturday Night" will be the nami
of C. B. De Mille's next picture, which
wns written by Jennie MncPhersen. Se
fnr Lcntrice Jey nnd Edith Roberts ate
the only members of the cast nnneunced.
W erk en the picture is expected te start
within a week, se I'll d0 my observer
then.
Rex Beach Repepulatcs
Deserted Town in Film
rpO REPOPULATE in less than two
- hours n village dead and deserted for
years misht be considered quite an engi
neering task, yet this was accempllthed
in the filming of Rex Beach's scnia scnia
tlenal railroad drama. "The Iren
Trail." It happened at the little town
of Orcville, near Dever, N. J.
Nine years nge iron mines there were
closed, and ns the little railroad te
Oreville ran nowhere else, vacant heimi
seen were lest in weeds nnd rank shrub
bery. Rex Bench's players took poi- '
session of the village, and overnight It
blossemed: silent houses were re
peopled, stores reopened and a mu
nicipal government installed, with Rex
Beach as "mayor" all for the pic
ture. Wtye'll Play the Snahe?
"Eve's Leaves" is the next Sketcho Sketche
grnf by Julian Ollcnerff te be re
leased by Educational. It shows in
sketches the changes in women's stylei
since the time when Mether Eve went
In for n fruit diet.
rnoTerr.AYs
AT WEST CHESTER
RIALTO w. a.
1IAKT In . I
IDLE HOUR I1KRT lvtei.i. ,.l
"THE 1H8TIJ '
The NIXON-NIRDLINGERfTjf
THEATRES w
RFI MONT t2D A110VI3 MAIlKEt l
DCLilVlxJlN 1 J go anJ i 30 le 11 P. ll
WILLIAM S. HART
In "O'MAM.KV OF THK MOI NTED"
rCRAD OOTH & CEDAH AVEMJI 1
wiLr-vi j 3n ant 37 ana
OLIVE TELL
In "A WOMAN'S Ilt'HINF.fiS"
COLISEUM "'X & TAT
BETTY COMPSON
In
AT THK KND 01 THK WOIUD".
JUMBO
niONT ST. ft QIKABD AV
Jumbo June, en FrankteriJ "I
hl'KCIAI. CAST In
"Seme One in the Heuse"
LEADER "BIMA,TlDAiwv"'
AI.I-HTAIt f'AHT In
"GODLESS MEN"
F dpi 1QT D AND LOCUST STHEET
LVJV-VJO J. MalSi i 30, 8.30 r.K. HWHj
Elsie Fergusen in "FoetlighU
AililcJ Cunifdr "SI Nt.rSS HI'ND.n'L
RIVOLI C- AN NEVDAttT
BERT LYTELL
In "THi: MIHI.KI)INO I.ADr"
STRAND aDJiNn3$k$Sk
DOUGLAS MacLEAN
ill "I'AHSINO THItt"
AT OTHER THEATRES
MEMBERS OF M. P. T.O.A
G. B310 Oermintewn A
ermantewn matinhh PAit-T
IIKGINMII lUIIKKU'H l,'l!UKtrr
"THE OLD NEST'
JEFFERSON" -'u;rv.LTt
JUSTINE JOHNSTONE
in "HHKl.TKJtj:" HIIIIITMi
PARK ,l,iAVvV.-1 m'sV
BEBE DANIELS
in "llMi Hll.K Hl'.IK"
11
w;r-eT a i i reurMvV.ui 4 Ai"Lh'S 1
WSw
MONROE SALISBURY
In "THE IIAKUABIAS" I
DE.V
I Tlie Cup of Life" wns
fetuedy-drama.