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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA', TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1921
SHE'S THE "HAPPIEST GIRL"
Re, Daily Mevie Magazine
Lillian Walker no relation
te the popular American screen
atarU an EnglUh girl iche
has worked her way up from
email bits in "mob scenes" te
a part of real distinction In
"Leve's Boomerang" Jehn
Robertsen's feature. De you
wonder she Is happy?
CLOSE-UPS of the MOVIE GAME
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I SHOOTING THESE MOVIE SCENES MADE EVEN NEW YORK CURIOUS , I
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It's a Hard Life in the Movies Y aching and All That
RICriAHD HAHTHHI.MKSS lin. Miitii-il eik mi Ms serem! Unrrlnc picture
It Is a Mer? li 1'orter I'momen llreunr nml line nut .vi't lit'rn nnmed The
whole company Ii new nbeanl n bountiful viM-giiing htrmn .mi lit, lentieil br n
millionaire frlctitl. mid they niv nnrhored in one of the loveliest hnrber en tbr
roast of Mnine, where they will spend three weel in li!irltle Injury, whli'h In a
vulgu wny of KniiiR tliev're living the life of Heilh.
1 went up te the ntngrnpli studio Inst Thiiriln te nv Roed-b te thorn
and te wntrh theilnnl rphenr-nN Hut 1 found that the fcrowelh would net be in
order tinlll the following tneinitiK mid thnt the would mnbiup the adieus with
the work of shoetitiK the tit t xienef. of the ster liefnr tlie benrded the viicht
Se Pridn.v nierniiiif we ull met nt the Columbia iiclit Club, where the lluil-
ion ltlver interferes unmewluit with the tilghtv-sixth xtiei't trntlic. Seme enr
had made arrangement te up the New Yerk Yaeht Club limit there, but some
body ehe at the Columbia Club k' erv up Rtn.se at the In-1 minute and inn)
that, while the float beleuced te the New Yerk Hub. the heenery belonged te the
Columbia, mid the Columbia wn deeldedh anti-me ie in itc sentiments Their
first scenes were te show the bentlegcers rriinsferrniK then miteuses full of hoeeh
te the yaeht from their automobile, and I tfiie-s mebbe somebody In the Columbia
management thought that it might leek md reali'tie und siginfiratit and might
be used as Kxlnbit A. Anjwuj, we had te spend two hours diluting a new
location.
It's Just meh delay as this -unlooked for and unavoidable that make
directors end aiters and iuterint and tinanilul b.uktts turn Bi'-headed and
wish the hooch in the suitca.se wenn t just bottles nf knkiess pep nud tt.z water
With prebnbh two dozen hlgh-salariCil people sitting ieund diuwiiig a ilnllm
almost evert time the draw their breaths, it doesn't lake mum nucli held-ups: te
make the expenses slop exer into the second eluuie of the ledger And iheir
are net the kind nf volumes that the barkers are trv.iig te add te their llbrariei.
You've often read of the Menuncly haphazard order in which the rertes I
for a photenlnx nte shot, haven't you? You've heard thai thev sometime shoe
the lHSt scene rtrt and the first si ene in the middle nnu the middle scenes senif
ether time. The start of this one was an excellent illustration of this.
1ITHEX they icere ready for irerk a Inrurieus motorcar ion sent
'f deicn the shore irith tin actor nurf half a Amen uttcnuea in it. It
tiirhtd anil rume back teicartl hj etirf stepped riiht m front eth the
camera prindtng. Thru tire of the tarpn rontpuatert refiM tu'e thu
"rtip, thoekt hnndi irith thf notet looked turtivrly ainitml and helped
unload the prrneus hooch II hen it trej 01 m- - the firtt seme te be shot
mind you- the niMitant diterlnr treat out in front of the rinneia nml
held up a ilate uhuh theuted in big figure that it icim Scene A'e. ItiO
A ND then thev went down en the fleit and rehearsed a fcnp Jn which the two
s"i screen conspirators and two of the atterettes are waiting for the tender te
come from the yncht ; thev talk and leugh until it comes into view, then tut
girls get into it and just as they are reud te put off one of the men whisper
"Hist!" or something into the ear of the ether man, they both leek up te the
shore, and suddenly dash up the gangplank without even excusing themselves from
the Indies.
There- was a let of trenble rehearsing this scene Tlrst. they had te teach
the tender exactiv what it was supposed te de and where It was supposed te step
And then every time they unrted te sheet the scene some ether dinky little beat
which wanted te see itelf en the screen would come putt putting across the
field of new. with its occupants staring at the actors and acterlnes In a most
unrealistic waj
I've seen mighty fen- dlrei ters with the patience and geed humored tolerance
of Interruptions that Henry King has These held-ups eccured se frequentlj
that morning thnt it looked almost like n put-up job by senin rival te gum the
picture T)ut he kept smiling nil the war through and c.-'titualh get the fccquence
shot satisfactorily And they nutubeied that one scene Ne 10ft
Yeu see hew thev jump'' And if veu'll step te flgure It out, you'll also see
what a thorough study of the script a director must make hew certain he must
be of exactly hew he wants each sequence acted and hew carefully erery little
detail must be planned ahead se thnt when all the shots are gathered in their
numbered order they will tell a smooth and censecuthe story.
Later en, of course, thev will sheet the scene showing the tender arriving '
at the yaiht and the people going aboard. And If would leek mighty funny If '
one of the actors were a gray uit when he bearded the tender at the slip nnd
thenus found wearing blue .serge when the aiht was reached It would suggest
that he made the change en route, and ti' the tender was- an open beat, it would
hint at a lack of ordinary medestv en the part nf somebody.
I noticed one inightv cnminendnblit thing about the wav the Inspiration
people are backing up IJarthelmess Thev are net surrounding him with the
"also rans" of the screen se as te make his new stardom shine mere brightly bv
contrast. Thev gate him a fine cast for""TeI'Hble David ' and they are giviug
him an even better one for this picture. He'll have te de himself proud te stand
out above 'em
His leading wemnn is Louise Huff, whose last work was the Ingenue with
Geerge Arlis is "Disraeli." Then he's get YrnpU Lesec and Leslie Stewe and
Geerge Stewart and Frank Hailley and Frank Knlgren and eh, nnd half a
dozen ethers who are topnetchers.
And among the women are Anne Cornwall and delicious Teddy Gerard and
Louise Le and Gladys McClure.
GLADYS i a tietr en fe me. I hadn t een Tier n.erk heiere. but I
rise rtqht up in mectme ti nty nor thing: uhen the company
leturni, I'm going te find out what diy ie'i called and I'm going te
haunt that old Biegraph studio until thrji Ihreic me nut. I can imagine
lets nf jabi harder than icntrhma Oltidjn for a ceupla heuri. Erery
tune she get near me ml wreA jttt III i iidUnq up te hit and irhinper
ing that cloisie line from "Tangerine "Attn bay bee ee!"
THE ARTIST AND THE STAR
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Answers te Questions BJMMWSBmm
FRANCTCLIA Len, Cbnnev played
the part of Blizzard lnThe Pen- i
lty." He In at present appearing in I
Marshall Kellan'i "Rita et Life "
Pela Nogrl'e latest . picture Is "One
Arabian Night." I
ANZBNBTA Yes, Douglas Fair
banks' mustach is a real one and he
ays be liken it se wellf ha Is going te
keep It. Henry Miller played the lend
ing male role In "The Orent Divide."
ALEX ROSS Teu can reach Elme
Lincoln care Universal, Universal
City, Calif. William Faversham
played the pnrt of Falder In (Gals
worthy's ".Tusttce." He Is appearing
en the stage at present in "The 811 -iter
Fex."
SjnvnY Charles lta is tli it r s
nnd 1a married His wife's nnine wa
CItirH (Jrnnt bcfeic l.eienuiu Mi
Kn Tin hile in. iliiblien 11U
Infest plctuie is "Twe Minnies In Ce '
u football story.
. M. H, Kva Novak's latest iclense
Is "WelveB of the North." Clara iler-
ten Je Bixtcen.
TTJOIA--Jjrnrgatet Bennett la Enid's
(. , "ty C r Becky" waa
On the left Is a sketch
nl I'enrhyn Stanlaws,
hi himself; en the
riyht a new picture of
Hetty Compson, the
young star he is direct
ing. This artist, by
the way, leeks like a
real director.
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played br Frances Starr some years
age. It haa recerAtly been adapted for
the screen and Constance Binney will
be seen in the leading role.
CHIN CTIINMary Alden has never
been in Khakespenrenn roles en the
American stage, although she was well
known in England ns a Shakespearean
player.
SHLRBURNTJ I am net an expert
in thnt line, and, besides, what has
your question te de with motion pic
tures? Murjerle Daw played the role
of Leve in " Experience. "
Mil IViIM) -F.fhe Snnnnen wn- the1
n m 1 1 in ' Mini Wiininn, Mnrrtnge I
She i nut in ni'lut.s nt pie-en' i,i '
Is leitincil in I lie Dcleur ,i
Ilii.inlwin plaj I de net knew
whether lie is married or net.
FRITZ Richnrd Rnrthelraess was
the young man you montlen In
"ITie Idel Dancer." "The Count of
Mente Criste" was filmed br a French
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CONFESSIONS
OF A STAR
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THK STORY BEGINS
With the early days in the old
Fine Arts studio in California uhev
Colleen Moere, the thsh girls, Ilessie
J.eve and a host of ethers tcete net
much mere than erlrn gitls, Diana
Cheyne telli hew ihe and her ehum,
Isalnl Heath sat Innesemely around
the studio until 1'hit Craney, the
famous ducrtei, these Isabtl te he
tin first of the screen's "baby
ramps.". 'I hey are seen tenether a
gieat drul. and a icnndal is creat'd
by the dnectei's uife. Dery H'm
thester. n friend of Diana's, is
called en te help, and Isabel tries te
"vamp" htm. Then Isabel an
nounces she i te be staircd in the
East by a Paul Mnrl.ham. Deny
gees te France icith the aviation
corps and Diana meets Keith Oer
ham. On the tve of a lemantir runa
way mairiagc, Keith is hilled in an
automobile accident.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
cini'rat wxxin
TT DIDN'T take long for me te find
J- out hew Malcolm Sandv was going
te treat me
And it didn't take the rest of the
world lenS Hther. H made It se obvi ebvi
'us mat nobedv could fall te see 'har 1
was les tlmn the dust, and thnt Phvlli
Caiulilld was the person whom every
up wn te please.
.Vew 1 d neier thought of myself as
a lelgn'iig favorite, or anythinat like I
th.it, but 1 found thnt ether people had
I'll worked hard und tried te de in) '
ihv best let rmimri fim.,,,!, ,,,-v, ... '
that : they just laughed and talked Ik- ,
"id m b.idv. and sometimes almost te
mv faee, and new the gossip about hew i
I'hvlln l'.iirHnld could twist Sanu
nieiind her little finger. t
inese weien i vcrj nappy daj-B fei
int J Ind taken n room m a big heu-e
ii the West Feities, bet worn Fifth and j
,iin aenups. wnere mere w,is n res I could de net te step people and tell
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nuinin, nnu iivimi i ehi i. H iuiip. i wnsn tiinem wnai nnu napiicrir'i iti iin
.if home much it seemed as ,f I s n. t Fnrt ()f lhnilgh, ,int Mnlcelm Snndv
wa8 beinj; told in ieix.it at the studu' ,,i,li buM the hntihi't t)r this ce
a' '1 m 'he. meining. nnl thou tiudliii;. . casnm, se I wnsn't surprised when T
after I'd nt mound ter nn hour r tu. f(,lln( niessngp nt home when I nr
in iniike-up, wiitin; te he called. th.it.red there, telling me te call him. He
the weuiiiri t be ready fei me till nflei
iierin riien, is a rule, I d have te
w irk late at night
But my rylcture was going well th.it
was 'he most important thing te me
1 had a geed dneeter and n geed rn-t
'he eterv v as Interesting, and I hud
several wendeiful scene.-' We hid te
innke only s few re-tak"8, and I ws
-creenmj ununinry well; when w. .
Mac Murray, she nf the exotic pictures,
exotic ffewns and exotic headdresses, has all
sorts of oppertuntttes along her favorite line tn
"Peacock Allen" her first independent feature,
of which she is also the producer. The pose below
must have taken lime and
lfrflilii9Bfl
JHHBTUS7lFawfinMiSHB
, go te the projection room nt nubt nnl
.see the day's rushes, as we cull ea. h
iny s snots, 1 I icai.e timt i i nvw i
done better wntk in ni) life
When it was finally finished, though, i
and the wnil: of titling and cutting w.is
going en, it seemed te .,ic that I'd go
mad 1 tiidn't ecn knew whether it
was te be released at entc or net ; some- licit) fei my picture nnd arrauging big
.times. )ou knew, pictures nip hi Id up exploitation stunts.
for a Ien;: time "Mickcv." Mnbe' Net - . Thnt ceinagcd me mere than nny
Imands big plctuie ;, was held up for per-! t,ln.F ,.e . j f,,t ,,, tlat he'd had
i-(f ages nm me .Miineic nun
wnsn i released tin a long time ntter i;
was innde. The circumstances 1 1-sif J
geerned these pict.ue.s weien't like nic nic
otics ''ontrelliiu mint . of ceuisc still
I knew hew Mabel nnd Hetty Compson
felt, just from the conviction I had that
this big picture tlmr was te make me a
real star would be held up, tee.
Then one da v when I wits just sitting
nt home, wendciinj what en enitb had
ivkv ninde me want te he n mewe
nctress, the telcphone bell lung Ii wns
n veung chap in the cenipun's pub
licity ellice, who had been- ni the e'd
1' me Arts studio, as a teleiihene epci
nter when I was theie.
"This is n secret hut your pirtme's
going out right away." he told me. bur
riedh. "T'jey's giving it n pre-rer,ic
jIieiciiiw nn llronewnc ler i week, ninl
then it'll be sent eutwith big epleiiu-
tien A-id say, it's n lulu'. '
A pie-relense showing en Hreadwav '
nf course, that s mere common new
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. llsl i,0(,lnn'jn(. tn pcl n pl(..
mm by showing it In New Yeik or Les
Angeles first, or by giving it a big spe-
cinl shewiiic in the ballroom of one of
(h( nig hotels. I wanted te lump up
unl down and scream. I went out te
Fifth nvenue nnd walked clear down
te Washington Square, and it was nil
. ua, surnrisingly genial, which, m view
i up fact that lie'd been tugging mound
the studio nfter Phjllis Fniicluld and
hardlv noticing me, was unusual Still
I laid it te business, this new manmr
of his.
"I want you te dine with me tonight
at the Claridge," he told me "We'll
have te talk ever Hip plans for eui
picture. I have, a surprise for jeu '
A STUDY IN STRIKING COSTUME
patience te establish.
little did he knew thnt I nlready knew
what it was!
of ceuise I went; 1 didn't want te,
tint, that was the only thing te de. lie
had Mrs. Lane tlicie, and thev weie
both awfully nice te me. I was really
te be launched as a star, he told me,
and thev were nrctiaring special pub-
the ecuse of its net being n geed pre
ductien, he would linve shelved it, tny-
ing that it would netd te be cut nnd re
titled nnd nssembled all ever again. A
bad pictuic can sometimes he made into
a fnlily geed one by being edited in
that wav, jeu knew. Hut appaiently
in picture had been geed enough se
that the men who backed the company,
nud whose word everiuled Mnlcelm
Sand'H, had realized that it was n
mom v maker.
I went about in n dream for the next
week Yeu don't knew, jeu people who
go te movies, hew important jeu
"i in a star's thoughts, nnd hew
pun h mere Impeitniit ou nre te
the people who are lust making n name
fei ihem'elves. Yeu mean everything
in the world te them. If you don't care
much for them, nnd don't go te see
tin n pictures, or write te them, they
aren't hii geed, from the producer's
point of tiew. And net even big
amounts of menev lnvihl spent can
rrnm n slin ilium the ntllilleH tlirent if
they don't like her.
And then, just the day before ray
picture was te be shown, I picked up
n neusn.mer nnd tumid te ihe motion-
picture news when I was having break
fust And theie was this notice
"Though it's n bit piemnture te
inak. tins announcement, we'm sure
tli ii Malcolm Snndj won't ebje. t te our
tilling jeu what we disceveicd jestcr
da when we wen; in his efine. tnlklng
I., him about his big spectnciilar super super
fentiiie wind) is t be shown for the
fir-i time tomorrow night nt the Or
plnMiiii. When we nskfd about the pliu
t.'giaph of leel) little Diana CheMie.
which stands en his desk, we learned
that he'd planned te tell the world that
she's net only the star of Tndefeated,'
but also the future Mrs, Malcolm
Sand) .'
Se he had thought that he could de
that te me!
CONTINUFD TOMORROW
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IOK liARTIWIMEsS staited
his second nlcture as a star last
meek, sheeting the first scenes en a
Hudsen I'ivcr slip in .Vete Yerfc.
The upper left hews the bootleg
gers (screen variety) unloading the
smuggled hooch (also scieen vaiicty)
from a motorcar ichile the cieicd
iratehes the camera sheeting and the
rest of the company scait. The ether
picture shows the yacht tender, the
camera icith Director Henry King en
the ether side of it, the gangplank
with Charles Duell, president of the
company starring Dick, standing en
the slip talking te Perter Emersen
Iheicne, author of the story (in
cap), and the guy who tcrife our
daily "Clese I'p" column. The
pert) aits are of Dick, Teddie Gerard
and Gladys McClure.
"Passion Play" in Film
The famous "Passion Play" ef1
Oherammcrgnu is te be plcturized In the
original locnle with .Tehann Hof, who
pla)s the same rele In the classic ver
sion, as Chrlstus. Dlmltrl Ruchowet Ruchewet
ski, who directed Pela Negri in
"Snphe," nnd Emil .Tannings in "Dan "Dan
ten," which will be released here under
the title "Weman and Super Mnn,"
will direct it.
Het? Ask Alice Hellistcr!
Les Angeles has been scorching het the heat) with Prlscilla Dean In "Wild
the worst In eight jenis and Alice Hnuej." Wesley Rugglcs is the di
Hollister, who worked in Egypt en n rector, much te mv surprise. I hne
picture, said it had Caire hacked off been nwnlting the choice of the officials
tee real for her! of I'uiveisnl City with much interest
I'HOTOri.tlK
TMU
. COMPANV r .
OTAMCR1CA
Alhambra ht ,M,C
Merris
Pssiyunlc Avi.
Rk-n 6 IS
ally n' '-'
BERT LYTELL
In "THK MISI.r. HINO I. MT"
A I I irUICNlV "HTsnkfert t Allealuni
Special Ciil In tVrll II. He Mlllj's
''The Affairs of Anatel"
A T--l T ri B20 A THOMPSON ST3
ArULLVJ i.niFi.un
HOPE HAMPTON
In "I.OMV's l'l NU.IV
ARCADIA S'TVV iTl,
10TI!
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ETHEL CLAYTON
lii'IIKMINH"
TeTrnD niANKUN & uirunn wn.
AOlVjlX MriMK liAII 1
ii ham nr. mii.i ivk iMtnni'f Tins
"THE LOST ROMANCE"
BALTIMORE !'17A V?
PAULINE FREDERICK
In HOAy ir iF.srisr'
TIl-MNf 4TI1 ASn WciODt.AND AVI!
KATHERINE MacDONALD
In 2ii T,I"
BLUEBIRD 'nr' pTu
EUGENE O'BRIEN
In "(.ll.HKnj.lK1i; '
BROADVA"YDTd8BllTpA
Hn. Isl Cast In Cerll II He Mll'
"The Affairs of Anatel"
capitol ii?s?si7, ;;.
PAULINE FREDERICK
In "THK 8TINO OP THK USH"
COLONIAL a"!. & ?pnTS?. A,r
PefHl f'e In Ofll 11, He MM's
"The Affairs of Anatel"
DARBY THEATRE" '
MADGE KENNEDY
InJJTlinjHKIIIFAr IHIIIir.U
EMPRESS "uJT
JACKlb. CUUUAIN
in "I'kck's itn hey"
FAIRMOUNT S
SESSUE HAYAKAWA
In "MIII.UK 1.1QHTS AUK l.flff'
rrAMU Y TiiKATm: iau mahickt
GLADYS WALTON
m "Tin: Knuni"
56TH ST. ,,,BA,,,I;-.!!r,lTI,!"xK.v;333 MARKET 'VLV,"
LIONEL BARRYMORE ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN
In "THK (.KKT AI) KNll III;'
FRANKFORD 47,J!j.ren
Jane Novak, The Gelden Trail'
AlinKlr-T-SUItPHlBH VAUnKVITJ.K
C. ORF 6001 MAIUCBT ST.
MAY MacAVOY IS
TO BE A DOLL
IN HER NEXT FILM
By CONSTANCE F.VLMER
Hollywood. Calif...
TDABY DOLL" is the name of May
-OjIacAvey's next- plctuie. She's
going te wear n blonde wig and will de
a stiff-jointed dolly dance. Can )ou
Imagine anything cuter? Walter Mc
Grail is te be her leading man nnd the
plctuie starts en Monday next. Wil
liam D. Tayler Is ngnln te direct the
girl, whom Rosemary 'J'heby calls "one
of the most intelligent nnd appealing
Htnrs In pictures." New, hew's that?
Max Linder Is really going te de quite
nn elaborate burlesque en "The Three
Musketeers." t believe It will be n
five-reel picture, with big sets nnd u
large cast. Well I dunne
Remember I told you we saw a rovet"
cress the read en the way te the Lask)
ranch, which is a very short distance
from Hollywood? Well, bv gum. Ray
mond McKec, who Is pin) dig with 1in
Chnney nt Goldwyn in "The Octave of
Claudius" (whatever that means!) met
another cojelo en the way from Gold Geld
wyn's te Hollywood. Can you Imagine
that? He skinned It nnd has the pro
ceeds hanging up In his mountain cabin.
I hear that Colleen Moere nuts en
her make-up the first thing In the
morning before she gels out of he'll, and
doesn't take it off until she Is In bed
ngnin nt night. New what I imperii
nently wnnt te knew Is this: when does
Ce"llcen brush be teeth?
Speaking of "The Octave of Clau
dius," Leu Chancy plays two distinct
nnd scp.iinte lelcs in It. His lending
woman is Jacqueline Legan, who wns
one of the revived Florodora chorus.
Remember? She has also played n
number of times with Temmy Melghnn,
notably in "White and Unmarried."
Fontnine La Rue, for whom there is
no excuse, Is also In the cast.
T71THEL CLAYTON has finished her
-I-' work In "The Cradle," and Is taking
a little lest bcfeic starting en another i
picture. The new one will be Fer the
Defense," and Paul Powell, the darling,
will again diicct.
Peday fhey were doing some of the
last scenes in "The -Cradle.
The set
was n bizarie bedroom, which evidenth
belonged te thiee wild Indies. Anna
Lehr, who plays the disturbing element
In the picture, did her bit by stagger
ing into the room. III. Chniles Mcie
dlth. ns the young doctor trying te get
nleng. Is called in. dust licie is where
all the tieuble starts, T believe
I Nonh Tteerv has bppn entneed I., nlm
rilOTOl'l.AYH
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.
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Stunrt Paten heretofore has been Mfu
Dean's guide nnd mentor, most
pcclnlly in "Reputation" and "Con "Cen
lllct, but something seems te hT
slipped, nnd alie has been for several
weeks waiting te be assigned te a niw
one.
James Morrison Had
te Be Cripple in Film
TAMES MORRISON is glad that tha
0 filming of "A Bride of the Ged,"
has been finished, despite the fact that
the popular leading man had a promi
nent part in that picture.
Mr. Monisen was forced te p
through the entire production with an
injuicd arch, which he contracted
slieitly after assuming his tote as David
Hurst, crippled son of nn English of
ficer's widow.
As n Hub -fooled here, Morrison wet
a shoe with a four-Inch sole en and la
a result annexed n painful, though net
serious, dislocation.
Miriam Battista in Film
Little eight-year-old Miriam Bat
tista has a big part in "SmlhV
Through," Normn Talmadge's newest
production She plays the part of the
sister of the star.
'The Man Frem Heme"
JAMES KIRKWOOD
Deceives that title for two icasenst
He's geiu abroad for a time, and
he's te play William Hedges' old
part In the piny of that name
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