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CLOSE-UPS of the
By 1IEVKY
These
Are Dull Days in
IfTtriK movie game m tln l'nst fppnm te hate run into another belt of the
Jr- deldrutif. even mere dull ntul mntiinlus thnn the one encountered einr
few months .lipt. Whethci thoie is something fundamentally wrong or net. no
one scorns nble te at. but there i vrri apparent evidence t lint the business lui .
slumped badlt
It hns been n jtcie.i n .hit tiat" -mn' v. mi mild liinl e mum actor of tnse
and wroeii out of vverl: at tin period of tlie season I ndrr erdlnnrj condition
ulilge shows that hate started out mi the tmul arc tlll jm tip expenses In late
October. The gradual wpHltn-e.it in whh h . p. irate the Hells Kojci Kejci Kojci
frem the flivvers umiullt reneires -ci't.il tnintli. lint alrendv this vear n nioie
or mere of shows June closed mill then- people have begun again that pnthcth
parade of lireailwnv and tlun d 1 ! ' tratli- riutf "f thepi.tn idlers about
Times Square
You'll titi', hi ii i- ,jI n ui
was n, brightening i, m thine- g i
Itbtcd. ntul nn cxi'luiiuc mnn teul n.
,
ialU
the
vrerse thnn he h.is ni-r known ''
They arc finding ill wit "I i
our old friend, sMnr.il c. en. i tnlit
out a film or ,i show that In t s n tine
and the I ulilii nigs u,i tlii" pin- of idr. smn imn set i.-vv 1 ere.
I'm- been nul'ig .. coo, i winy fan lately what their opinion of the pre' it
tate of mm n i The anrt',r! laivnt been empliii.entnry te the peep1'
lack et tl .ni'ii-tn
There seem-t te be a de iiiHIy senral iinpr1 ("non that it nn t worth while
te re te th ine ic am mere People who de go find the nmc obi stuff, hntheii
mnd tehriMied turned and II!1 ,tnd made ever b it ,t!ll the ame old tuff
tint they tireu of imi,; ltte
Hen- main renlh n-itab.e lilnn have i,,j wen t!n fa.im tiltii. I me.iii
that were -,e d'rter it n t lift e e- aetms or c'.tin): i jen.rnl eflei'thinei" tl.ir
the momeri et tlirui ir.ii!:. a- i t jour muni 'hin 1 aU 'or the qtipstieu
Hew man hnw ion urn that I .ado ion e ciiihi i-'i n ineind !' I.
jour frierd i mi t ilie-i irnl irg.tit; ih. u ! s "'
l mtni i:ia iin- ..; im,ii .
l it rutin tdti' i u hn '' 'lt hty tnuiitli
'fnhi out iii ,i Seiiin fi Ami. ft will tik
i ijeuin te ') . "line li'tv ".(' tc'i'i i; n faitum .
Itrhcre the lrn -i ) pn?,i, i eiinij
time icay until thi umnel standard i
(A i.'1'jW je.trs a,, tin mm i" 1,.ibit nil w.ib vpad I'vlT built Ret it i
flecked ie the theatres m lr,,e ami steed in lone qneiiP" for an hour, crad
ually werkinc -mi aj in nn'i. we ubl pass the mere or lew snered portals.
Theie uu- n sen i i. tetiiln . te s,.ek litertaluiuent or at uxrmeiit ever
bveninB : inabe it was the tetm er.in entnl restlessness brensht en bt the war.
But it i3 certain that we haten't tl at retlenes new
Heme is beslnning te leek prettr geed te us n?a!n. We've discovered
anew the comfort of slippvis and inekins jni kct In front of the tire or ulenpside
the radiator and ttuv'tp et ', . eme nt us prctt urens te make u heae
ourselves out of thr ui"rr.s ehu r ar.d put en our clothes and go out
That seems te be the senttmeir "f wrtually all et lie tans te whom I have
talked. They baton' teuiid niiitniu? row or rwul ei particular iiiteresUtiB
in the movies in a lone while
I'm afraid I'm itulincd te usi- .m unm 1 have -een a number of terj
excellently done tllm. bit. alter all. ihet are i ut mu h te the Mttw juttern of
the films of three or four years ae There is no dlfTereme in kind: it is
simply a question .,f tli"-uuchiv w -ed omentien.il workmanship that recall
these films te raj mem"n.
But I have te step and think i-aretuilj te make a list et them They don't
jump righ up and force thctnsilvc en me the wav they weu'd if rhe were the
ilnd of thing te held our a slewing premise for the fut ir
r
'VE btcu icondcrine lately it i ueuldn't iralli r i voe( tl u.i t'e
neiiif tort of rnt'iitrephr t'i fit out 0 (Ac Omint a all of the i"
ducfrs end inrcfer' 'lii'i rir iid mtei mid iirtiri'i v he hen'
icired ui) if tkc nriitnl tnn . ltul thru xtnit u rreutar nt-rnmbli t
'COUUtl OUrt irr tnr but niun hhi.
It't hard te get it in under tin
3Z
THERE IS ANOTHER
MACISTE ACT1SG
A' MERC 1T0 FILM
D(
0 Y01" remember the gum! Mm i-'
whose l.erei. exploits in ' 1'ibf a
furnished many a thrul ter p
feers when the Italian pe. u i
creened In this ceuntrj -eteral i nr
aje?
Well, then i another .Ia. s
the screen tedaj who a p' lr-, r 'I',
session," produced bv I.e'ii- Mm u
ten. and ba'l ipen ti.e
"Phrope" by Sir nrhen Her
The protetvpc of Mu ite . I'..
Session." is Iiaoul'I'ueii. a -tr-ippu
young fellow who iiim i .in ') u.
seven feet in lieight and i lorrpspe-, i
injly big in mu-eti'nt iIem !.ipi.niii II.s
name in the picture is Kerte- mid if i
safe te sav thai pribil ni. '.-,
"Pofiuessleu will hk" Km1" tremen
dously. Mr. Taeii haA an edi.e en Mai 1st1
becaufe he is a 1 nail-niin' fellmi nn.l
could make a tine leading man en ar
stage. He is a Kinsman of I inly i;i i;i
phresyr.e, e'beri"e (he beau fi.l PI r
80. from win. h I'lmiH tec &.r Antimii
Hepe took 'he 1 tie tin I l fmii. 1-
novel, and tureuglun 1 t " ii.itnis .1
cidents of the ..- 1 l,r .stund- ae , 1 n ( r
bis mi6trcss.
TrORTEP is at firM. , ,
1
he
X-leaders in the rebellion nt ti
natives against Lord Whe.itln win
comes te Neepal.a te claim ir hh hts
own purehahej domain lb.' w'.n
I'hrose casts lur .it with t1-. I?ntisn
TiBiters, Kertes 1 hunsc 1..- l.nire-.
tee .and fights with hish courage uKUlti-.-ferces
of Meurak l'aliH and 'n. .'in
ning of Ceiistatitini Stifj' u ,
be strong is l'aeli in Ih.
Wie of the battle M-eue-. he(.
fertrebs he pnks up tin..
comrades at onee id l,ej-4 1
place of shell or neattn I Ii-, ut
tabular cnf i' turn -
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ind. 'I
n te n
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througheiu ! 1 1 -r
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and oeurug
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Above U lulfrsn" mauimetu Men r Cu ..j set at night li i mii gu an
powerful lljhts they need for a thing of tbia
MOVIE GAME
M. NEELY
the Eastern Studies
em a. ter nm 'ii! them limv I hen
n'leuf Septemliei 1, but it ha n '
ither d.tv that biislne rijfht mi i-
for 01 -i, ae piipj Illume n ,i
n but I notice that when the f
public appeal, old f. K ' i forgetiu
r,ll
m liuiltiii'J
ierif. hut
I or I Aniti
in "ii i 1i
WiU I liOit i
'till lltlll I
te Hei'l In tl mm if in t obi
ranfil much hifilirr thev n uen
It ( 7t t 0'ii nne bleed thet imi;
leiat'iif cfuc corporation condition'
Much Geld Braid Seen
in Mahirif: Lloyd Film
G'.J l b- 1 1 .u...
I r 1. 1111' 1 n
' 1 brie - tl ih"i
the firirntnl street
t, e ll'i' K Ken. h
- 1 e 1 ,. t at
1 niter ' ' 1 t v .
1 n f . for liar
, 1 I 'mil's 1 1 m
' "A s-iiler-
istrui t
M
1 Mir ' when
t . Wowing
h d ' tl and
. 1 1 - from
1 s. . i-r0,.
' .w . SUl-ts-
1 ' 1 . median :
r.l ar 1 Mrs.
t-tiekct.
i!
1 rr.iiiaiider n n d
Mrs .s, . Tnf
tnder 1 1 i' nt n
e'limf ('etnmaii-
1. r uid Mrs. 1'.
M Woodsen. I'.tptam W S. s;,.xt0I1(
I.ieu.'en'int t'e c-iai.'JJ r at.d Mrs. I' J,
1 enklln, I.ie'tttnam 'emniander and
Mrs. i .1 v eks, liniteniint I'nm
mamler and Mr , I. Wilsen, Men- 1
tenant II. i'i,- I . t.'i..ru un.l Mi
' S Ptilgeii it. 1 Mi - Mm Ind Pad-., ti
md I. n it 1 in' I! ill r
Milund I '.nis a- 1 mi moors of
Hareld Lloyd lr",i.nit n.et tlie n-.-ters,
a 1 of wlie-,1 11 . rib nt ndmii'i
nt t'e comedian 'I .0' partv was rre.
iided w tu aim r is t'.al elli'ki'd 1 4 4 4
oreusly en Llm.l at work and in spe
cial pests it wa- the tit-t tune til"
officers and theii niten had tNitnl 11
-ttid let In 1 .n ing thev told Mr.
Liny. I wi ! n est nit' p sting "ff "ff
sbere 1 xpi-ricn. tl.et had ever had
field Deiiifi "Champien"
P.
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I. tide il X' "1
Wil n
pi
I eij'l
K- 'i s jr. at Pant-
'1 hi 'hamp uii
1 A I! 'I humil" ar"
I I Vit-h a l.i, t
I us ' .
.' ' ' l he TO
nn (, t) urn: ir n
V - m
mit l.' . 1 1
THEY MUST HAVE GIVEN THESE ACTORS BIG PARTS
n ;itnve hav. prominent roles
It s :i ri us s.ter, -e
Hew I Became
A Mevie Star
i Told te
ltlZ KLCMl'll
Wti.it Has Vlread.x Happened
taretl a I nnr, n flirl tern a unell
titan, sA ir hrr higni if rimftifiO'l
iri(A than iud et ether Amman
lute that f hecenuntj n morula merula
picture stat. .sAc thuikv her chance
A'i? come tAei J'ernif a friend of
Ar ii erfctin in -New Yerk, tnlh of
meeting ionic people connected with
motion uirtviri mid inks her te visit
her. On Aii irt day n the ruetrop ruetrep
tih. the girl tarti en n vitt te thet
"tudtet and emu adnitttan-e te one
of thini heriithp is gnen the chen
te jihiii iii (i tneh icrne, and rwikri
the moil et it. Shi nirri J'ltcicnn
Vtunh. jni nnent for the rompevv,
ml,, hii'iimi infcrMici in htr. Then
i nit Aii big i hancc trhen. hriause
et Ar n i iiiMnncf te a irell-kneun
tine rhr n nuked te double for her.
ll'Ain hr trlh Persii the happy
t.iir-, 1'irtit in ftiui trlh of a dc
1'iihtjul nuiprisc for the rt'cmti'; a
pnrtn pbir,nid hi her motion picture
fiirndt.
1111 limine hew . ited I was
j- 0.
r sing . tiling I did was 11 joy
'1 its. 1 1 pii ember dumping a hand
f'.' of lath salts into u.y bath they
were p. .t unci w.th rose geranium, my
sister had g.ien thim te me for Christ
mas and sfdashing around in the het,
pert'imf.i water, whi ti it occurred te
me that no matter wl.ut might eier
happen 1,1 me. I'd remember that eue.
moment ..' perfect happiness.
And. iust by way of making it eien
1 et. weiidert 1!. Perm, knocked en the
de. r and culled te mp :
I'm, lierntht. hurry out and ice 1 he
p.rfe.t! gorgeous lieweis that bate i 1st
. 1 .r u '"
We.'. I simpiy sciiimbli'd out of that
t , nnd into n.y pink corduroy bath
1 ,be. and ran into the ether room with-
0 .' ti n waiting te pul en my slippers
'Ih. flew Ms were the loveliest I'd ever
seen an enormous bunch of violets for
Pms-, witii two wonderful pink rose.
I-, ir the middle, nnd for 1110 three
1 11 e'l.u-. p. nkt -liitender orchids, with
!, 1 -linir fun trailing out nt the
-.J. Id riitir hud an enniu lietnre
nnd I deluded that tery minute taut
n i was nen i u neter wear any
ei m r Powers
and that I d have thtm
ei i ry day
It" took us hours te dress, of course.
hi. i i-e ue were se careful of even
- 'isl,. little d. tail, and I honestly think
tint vvi loekisl especially nice when
ii- wui readv at last. My dress was
, i'. -I,i. tulle ever silver cloth; I'd
iy niiide when I was bridesmaid nt
n -.-iir's wedding, nnd when I eume
, i Yerk eui dressmaker put frw.h
' I1.- ever it. sn that it really loekisl
vi .iilerfiil And when .Mr. Ilopsen, and
.is . inn I cnni", and I saw hew impres
ri tin v looked, I was s,) glad that
I 0 i n ii-'lit niv i-'ei s evening wrap
! r t
w I II
.dim at a big
hews this?
ul"a Win th hew many and hew
kind
HS HffBnifliH
In "Leve's BoemoranK," whleh Jehn
there were secured real cireim people
U allic Reid Has Quit
Autes te Fellow Hounds
WALLAC'H UUID, l.asky star.
who iR making n pifture tersinn
of "The Champien," until a short
time a?e alwnjs had an automobile
scene in his pictures. New, it nii
pears. he is in for a sipj;C of ter
hunt.
In Keiever." the pietuie adapted
from "Peter Ibbet8en," there was a
fet hunt scene and there is another
in the present picture.
Vintnl u-hnw ineet nf tin fhpntricill npe
nle sfnv. There were crew ds of noenle I
there, .ind the music was very loud ami
the feed was perfectly amazing; I did
wish that I was hungrier. Hut some,
hew I couldn't eat much of anything, I J
was e excited.
"There's Fay Granville ever tlure."
Mr. Hopseti said te 1110, iuet ns 1 was
1 wondering who the well-dre-sed girl!
was who 11 come in and sat new 11 ni
the next table. He left us nnd went
ever te speak te her. and as every one
else was staring at her I did, tee. I'te
net or seen he many jewels as she was
wearing thiea long strand of peails
nnd tour or five of these flexible brace
lets en each arm. She lnid en a long
jl.'r pin of emeralds and diamonds, nnd
-.1.1111 hew she just setmed te glitter all
01 or
"Who is she?" I nuked Mr. Her.scm's
trtmd, whose name was Herman Mil
tillc, he said wc must call him "Mel"
that every one did hut somehow I
didn't like te.
"Oh, she's .1 motion-picture star." he
answered with a little laugh. "Has lur
own company She's made four pic
tures." And he named them ler me.
"I'te uoier seen any of them," T
told him. feeling like n greenhorn from
the country-, but he laughed and said
neither had any one else. Then he
went en te tell me that the man witii
in r bad lets et money an 1 hud Daei.eu
l.tr company, but hadn't yet bem able
te get anv of the big companies that re
lease pictures te take en any of them.
"There are letn of stars like that,
kidde," he went en. "Pretty girls wlie
come te New Yerk and don't get en,
and then somebody helps thorn and
after that "
I didn't knew why, but somehow 1
felt most uncomfortable, and hoped he
we.ddn't go en with what lie was say
ing. He was sort of laughing, and
seemed te think that I knew a let mere
about what he was saying than just
hat h" snid. That sounds mixed up,
i ,, r don't kne'v hew te male it any
,i,.,,r0P. i WUB ,, 2 ad when Mr. Hen-
' Mm rftm(, back and inteiTupted him.
"Fay sayH they re going en te the
reef later, and will see us there, ' he
told Melville. "They're going prospect
ing down in Pennsylvania next weik,
nnd she seems te tlilnk we could hook
up together." Then te me. "Hew'il
you like a part in Fay's company?"
"A teal part:-" I asked lism ' Right
atvav'"
-line niit awav. 1 i tmnking
..f In .lding 'i studio as seen - l.e run
find a geed location; net ne.i" New
.erk, but seniew here in the rcl cean-
trv, ".here people of tde Kind that are
the backbeiie et America lite, and slic
wants a couple of rlrls te 1 lay Mcend
rarts."
"Oh, could I go, tee?" cri'd Persia,
' I'm crazy te get out of stmegraphte
work ; it's se deadly dull nnd you ie nr
get nnywheic. Oh, please In mi go
along." i
"Well, perhaps wc can in it, ' Mr. j
Hi pseti told her, and -i' -.uplv
a n'd mi him. Later, when wrc
in ',is ear. I'eing te the theatre si s ul
i d nete- la'cn si hnjitit in lir lid i
Will, neither iiad I. I ilidi. t reaiie(
that things were ge.ug tee fast
We had a box at the jilay , mil itw-si
very geed a musical comedy And
after that we just went out in tlie, lobby
of the theatre again, and an elevator
whisked us up te the reef the most
wonderful place of Us kind iii the
world, Mr. Melville told us.
There wcre tables all around the eugn
f the danre lloer, and in a l.ai .
iiorheud that bud a glass f'nn 'it, a
sidewalk along tln edge c f it It it i t
be"t as sei ii as we wue scat d i
iglits went out, and n stage vr. - ,i
out ever the dnnre lloer, and f1 . st
wonderful show was put en It was
like vaudeville, only somehow m-ich
better; the acting was right out n the
middle of the audience some of the time,
and the girls were the prettiest things
you t-ver saw.
"Mure they arc," Mr. Ilopsen said.
'This place 1 noted fei Us g.rls Olive
Themas song here about four vears age,
'ou knew, and Martha Mat slle'd was
ere before sbd w.nt nfe picture Lets
if ether sir's lint stepped Inte geed
part from this place : I shouldn't won wen
d'T if when the lights went en we'd sce
two or thtce managers who'd come up
te loes te, natcrial.
Te Be Continued Tomorrow I
Itobertson is making in Iiondei.
mid circus elephants
I THEY HAD TROUBLE j
MAKING CIRCUS
I SCENES IN ENGLAND
I rpO riLM exteriors In England at any
- time, and especially at night, offers
Mlillictiltie.s winch are undreamed of in
'the f'nited States,
The sheeting of the big 1 in us scenes
which are prominent feature in
I "Leve's Boomerang." which J. S. Reb-
ensen is new making in England for
J Famous-Lasky, presented ninny prob preb
1 buns with which nn American studio or-
gnnizutien rarely has te cope.
: A big tent was erected in a larec field
en Hampstead Heath and a couple of
elephants
recruited from Yarmouth.
were housed in another,
The first set
built occurred en the night preceding
the.1 day scheduled for the first shots.
The big tent wns blown down nnd con cen con
s'.deiablv damaged in the biggest gale
and rainfall that Londen had known for
four years.
Ily immediately commandeering n bat
talion of sailmnkers. Majer Charles II.
1 Jen. studio general manager, succeeded
in 1, living the damage te the big tent
repaired in twenty -four hours and the
entire 'Set" restored te its original
spick and span condition.
A tisiter te the circus en the night
of its camera debut was struck by the
consideration and etiiciency displayed by
the management in providing for the
0011. fort of the staff during the trying
hours of night and early morning in a
capricious climate.
Tlie (!0t) people who took part in the
scenes weie picked up by meter chnr-a-b.ines
at .1 central starting point in the
cltv nnd conveyed te Ilampstcad. Ar
rnngimenls had bceii made for the
transportation of every single one of
them back te their various destinations,
as it was obviously imuossible for them
te jet home again In tin early hours of
the morning when no busses or trains
ate rutin. ng. The 00(1 had been enre-
tully grouped under the headings of cer
tain distiicts, and were assigned te the
convey nine for their own p.ittictiiar
route, such as Kensington. Ilrlxten,
Hichmend. Every person was net only
conveyed te the district in which he re
sided, but was netually set down at his
own deer. Majer Hell says that the
only man he was net able te Batisfy was
an individual who gave his address as
Leigh-en-Sea, some forty miles out
of Londen !
0N A
J whe:
RRIVING al Ilampstead the
le patty was entertained nt a
"sit-down tea" furnishi-d by a turn of
eaten is. Eacn person was further sup
plied with n cardboard box containing
fruit and sandw.ehi s. and then- was a
running buffet open all night where tea
and coffee could be had for the asking.
On the first night alone twenty-six urns
of tui and coffee, twenty-four gallons
of milk and fifty cases of mineral water
were served ut this buffet.
Twe meter generating plants and five
sunlight arcs were um-cj te light the in
terior of the big ureas tent.
Incidentally, the elephants proved as
useful as they were ornamental, for they
took upon themselves the lespensibllitv
of Keeping the field neat and tidy nnd
sliuwed an astonishing appetite for the
enrdbearil boxes which had been pre-
video for the etras snimwlclies
He's a Jockey JS'ew
I K MLLHALL
Wenis pluturcbque horbe racing
togs in his new picture, but he
enn't disguise hlm.clt at that
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CONNIE FINDS OUt
SQME MEMBERS
OF "PENROD" CAST
By CONSTANCE I'AMfEll
Hollywood, Caltf.
I
'VE just bad word that Mnrjorie Daw
lias been taken back Inte the fold by
Mr. Marshall Nellan. Hhe is te play
the part of Pcnred's sister, se exas
perating te and exasperated by the here,
in the drama of that name. "Sunshine
Sammy," the little coon who lina de
lighted j 011 in se many of Hareld
Lloyd's comedies, hns been leaned Mr.
N'cllan for the picture, nlse. He Is
te play Herman, one of the Inimltnble
brothers. Herman nnd Verman. Re
member? Tully Marshall Is te de Pen Pen
red's father, nnd Claire MacDowell his
mother. Johnny Ilnrren, brother of
the late Bebby, is also in the cast. Could
any one ask a better band of plnycrs?
Gareth Hughes may go te Mexico' te
film scenes for his new picture, called,
inappropriately enough. "Stay Heme."
I hear Gareth is te play nn unwilling
outlaw. Careful, Oaretu; It might get
vurry, vurry rough down among the het
tamalcs !
C. B. De Mille Is te leave for Europe
en October .11, te be gene two months.
He vows he's net going te work a slngle
stroke. He plans te visit Germany for
the opening of "Forbidden Fruit" there,
nnd then go te Paris, the Rlvicrn. Italy,
and back te Londen, where he will leek
ever the I'nmeus Players' English
studio. There are mnny plnycrs from
I.nsky's West l enst Studie there new,
se he won't feel lonesome, nnywny.
"Saturday Night" will shortly be fin
ished the staff is se well ergnnized that
Mr. De Mlile plans te leavu the day
after, I bclievc, and even has his passage
booked en the steamer en which lie is te
leave New Yerk !
rIERE seems te be a vogue ler Jew
ish pictures. Witness "Iltimor "Iltimer "Iltimor
csque" and "Ne Weman Knows" al
though I didn't discover what she didn't
knew. Goldwyn has "Hungry Hearts"
in production, and within ti day or se
Edward Sleinan will start making "The
Man Who Smiled!" The last named
was written by Mr. Sleman himself
nnd Willlnm Meng, the actor. He has
appeared in all of the late Fretlilngham
productions, nnd, of course, will he seen
in this, the newest one.
"Hungry Hearts" Is one of these
true-te-tfnement-life sort of things.
Very grimy. But I'm sure it will be In
teresting just the same. E. Mnsen
Hepper Is directing, se thnt vouches for
u geed deal of success. Helen Fergusen
leeks very charming In her peasant
shawls, woolen stecKings nnd wooden
shoes. Otte Ledcrer does a sort of sym
pathetic heavy. The make-up of each
character Is really marvelous. Each of
them is te be congratulated, together
with the dlroetor, in reaching practical
artistic perfection (Gavvsh ! Get that !)
Alice Lake's new story premises te be
verv un-te-date. It's called "Kisses,"
and has te de with a young woman s.
success in csantisliing n canny liuiery,
and the kisses no doubt hinge en that.
Harrv Myers aids and nbetts her in her
enterprise. They are filming scenes in
one of the biggest candy factories in
town, nud Alice is actually messing
around In nougat and things.
Buster Kcaten, Injured.
Finished Making Picture
T)LAYING the leading role in
his
comedy. "The lleat," with two
badly mangled fingers, a twisted ankle
and lacerations en both hands, wna the
experience of Buster Keaten, solcmn selcmn
visntfed comedian of the screen.
Blister injured himself early in the
making of the lnughtivity. when he
was thrown off a beat in a Merm scene
nnd fell en some broken glns.i. His
director and ethers urged him te lest
for a few days but he refused, stating
that he would complete the pietuie. And
he did.
Buster is new taking a well-earned
rest and will be able te icsuine his pic
ture work within a few days.
Ha Is a Quiet Director
Celin Campbell is known as the
"quietest" director in the. busines.
Cnmnbell never uses a megaphone. His
placidity of manner nnd his kindness und
consideration fei the comfort nnd wel-
fare of ethers have wen for him n home
in the hearts of his co-workers.
riioieruxh
A1LnmU.-i l2"1' Merris & PayunU Aye.
Alhambra Mat Dull at2 Kvks 048 A9
ETHEL CLAYTON
In "111 M)M"
ALLEGHENY
ITanktnri) & A.'f-heny
MM Dally 2-15, i:tB t 8
THOMAS MEIGHAN
I.. "I ll'l't I1IC I. s"
Charlie Chaplin in "The Idle ClanT
APOLLO
CJn A THOMPHON S.TS
MAHNKi: JtAII T
The Weman Ged Changed"
ciiuiur. tiiAi'i in in 'Tim II)I.l:t.l.Ass
"A Dr1 Arl A " HLH1.MT Ilel 10TH
AKCAUIA , a m te it r. i- r.
BEBE DANIELS
in "ijit. M'i i;n nun."
ACTrvrJ" niAVKt ! & cifii tiiu a i;
AblUK "1 r V r HAIl.Y
Mi-STlt X'-r III
"MILESTONES"
r a i "r 11017 "i-t hai TiMeiri:
BAL rilvlUKb . ,, n, sa i mat
CECIL II. IIB MII.I.K"
XI,e, Affnim of Anntel"
IBENN 'HTH AN...u.,,,I,IAM7-AVIi-
I -...- n ttii if TViC
"The Affairs of Anatel"
BLULdIKL' until 11
rr.cn. n. r. mim.i:"
"The Affairs of Anntel"
BROADWAY '. '. fr ii'
THOMAS MEIGHAN
in ( UMM UK IV'
capitol vf1,1 x. ;:
in I'l'.itT ut iiii:s' i
"Dangerous Curve Ahead"
COLONIAL
litn
& MdpleiveiHl Avva. i
in
l n,i , ! ji.
THOMAS MEIGHAN
in "I'U'pyjuni'."
DARBY THEATRE
WANDA HAWLEY
l "TIIK. HIM ! THAT JMV7. Ill ll.T
EMPRESS "HWWX"
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG
In "f IIA'KOB II"
FAIRMOUNT MVl ARdV&t
llHIIARII H.KTnKI.MKHH in
"EXPERIENCE"
PARitllV TIIBATIIK IBM MarKM m,
rAlVllL.T s v tr te milmcjiit
WILL ROGERS
In Till' .l II l'y MOMT.N
t.Ti I CT . I'HATnr 'i'' spine
DO 1 11 s3 1 MtTINKE DAII.r
i us i k f vr iii
"DISCONTENTED WIVES;
?1 riRF e"! MAKKOT ST
VjL-J-)1-. 2 nil iiril ajl) ,. 11
CHARLES RAY
In "SCBAI IltON"
A BAD MAN TO MEET IN THE DARK
1 J?wy.
,aVaK
' Tw-l Mmkfi m ?&mt &?&' MUM
imHmT PI! Hi nrffMILWBBIBIBffiHrBr 1 1
fh' iMff, "tap- ap yrtMBBPiwlrfTOriffifllKintnMlirr'
i WF jHfyffff l - ?fffre
md "im r!mmmmmsmmmM4
HMHa9BW
WKmKMsmSKKIMiSmmHBSSm
Answers te Questions by Mevie Fans
IIEGHIE May McAvoy is working
at present en a new pietuie which will
he called "Morals." The picture is1
taken from the famous singe sin cei., .
" L'he Morals of Miipmis. ' i. which
Marie Dore played.
S1GMI XI) Ruben ii Arneld is iln
wife of Heibeit Itiiwlin-eu. Alia Al
len is mairied te Hampton P. 1 Itnih.
GLADYS Kobi rt Agn?vv is twenty
two years old. II" bus dink In own
hair and blru eyes. He is net mai
ried. He played with William raver
sham in "The Sin That Was His "
Recently he ias lieu seen in Neiinu
Tuliiiudgc's pictures.
ELSIE Frank Berage was tin i'i i'i i'i
rocter of "Hiimoiesqiio." He is twenf -seven
years old. Bem of Italian -Swis
I'iiu.its in Salt Lake 'ity. He U mat -rieil
te ICena Rogers.
SYLVIA Geerge Miiunv i m i u
of the Inte Jehn Iliiniiy . I.e-ter ( uii.-e
is playing opposite Uorethy IJ.ivu
poi t .
EILEEN Sydney Chaplin
brother of the famous Chnrl'i
Caprice Is net that 1 it 1 1 lady
mime. S1 was cbristened ISelti
miii.
CON.STWt'E Ji'.vill 1 ..ui.en
nlseilt tl.ilil the scieen fin- lib tin
yeais. She made hoi- ruippi nan
"Nobedt." She has light blown
and dail; blue eyes. Mir uddi
Jteiar.d t est Product ie i (
UtiO West Forty -seieiiil -im
eiU City.
' WALTER e ten me gic.niv i i ei
e-ted in Kalblyn Williams md want t
1 knew nil about liu. Sin wns bem in
Lutte, Ment., !r.s blonde liuir nnd b ue-
I'llOKII'I.AIs
II pllllV
S. v
The following theatres obtain their pictures through the
STANLEY Company of America, which is a guarantee et
early showing of the finest productions. Ask for the theatre
in your locality obtaining pictures through the Stanley
Company of America.
PD A NJT '-'-' UIKA11D AN
VjIAMIN 1 tltllSKf
iii nn tt
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG
III 'VHIAUM. II"
grla" i uRTHtKN 'n wra
NORMA TALMADGE
In
ill Mil, I
'till, sii.n en nn: diiiiii"
; UIAI'I.IS In Till. 11)1 I. I -s'
IIVH Irl-1. limn ..ei kh tal
NORMA TALMADGE
In "TIIU SHIN ON Till; Dllllll"
IIAHMK OlArt.l.N In 'IIU: IIH.I. t.l.X""'
Kwlt Clll;s-TM '1 Alieve 1IIIOAO
ariten H, N m , , n i i- m
ai.i-m it sr iii
"The Sen of Wallingford"
Lehigh Palace
ijtinnanieMn tvfc jiJ
I hiali AvtniM
niiiiiinit run. i ir m
'Man Weman Marriage"
LIBERTY
HHOU 4i C Ol.t Ml IA AV
MA rtNKi; I) VII Y
KM IIMtl) II VIlTlll.l.MI.ss hi
"EXPERIENCE"
O VERBROOK0JU liVSuHa
tlI.MM HIUIU's
LIFE"
PAI Apr; isi mauki:t aniBOT-
risL in a m t. it n ! m.
NORMA TALMADGE
III "TUP. SI(,N ON Till. IIOIIK"
PRIMPPsic lets MAiiurrr bthicbt
i iiic3j han a m n u j,, p u.
MMtU I'lirxisl in
"MOONLIGHT FOLLIES"
RCTCMT MAHKET S.T Heie liTII
II-VJ1 11 I Ii 4S A M te II I U.
MILDRED HARRIS CHAPLIN
j uiisi siieuini, 'iijijijj
iy A f 1 sl-ll'i.tr. I'JIV.-. IVKUH
JXI-AI-. I V i rt'i i-ttrr-VT'ff p-y
DOUGLAS MacLEAN
In. "PASSINTfi Tllltl
Rl IRV MARKET ST HBIX)W"7TII
ItvJO I in I it ' e uii n
COMEDY DAY
iii nn i.er mtiju. ii;ti hi-.
SAVOY
iii
MAltKET PlltKlYr
s c i t mi Meir!
LIONEL BARRYMORE
III "JIM 1 if K I'l NVIN"
SHERWOOD m1t WW"
i Kill. II 1)1, Mil I.l.'s
"The Affairs of Anatel"
I AT
0:85
CTAIMI PV AiAnKicr at urrn
sJlnllLUI ,i a M e t 15 R M,
WALLACE REID
In "Tlli:jlKI,l, DK.l.nitse
stanten ,:,T,rv, ,"'1"r;
HIII'MI t n'u li'iMini et e
"OVER THE HILL"
333 MARKET
i t 1 1 ii-a nils
i- ! li
III I'l Kl HI i Ml -
"THE OLD NEST"
VICTORIA "Aitui.r ' ai. urn
V l I VJ.AI-V 'i a t i" '1 is i VI
--.,-VJ.K',-.'lL'"h,t ( untoen's
"THE GOLDEN SNARE"
fl
Len Chancy in
character study
a
of
"WelNicad." Doesn't
he leek it?
gtnv eves i- livi feet live inches in
huglit, weighs 1.' peun I- i mnrrW
te ('barn- Eytnn and has i teung Mm
naiped Vietur. Her ad Ire s is Sflj
Seuth Klngslei Ililve. Les Aiiecle
i Calif. v
JII.MI.-I am very gbnl iiiilecd thtt
i II like te ii-k me questions, un( (M.
I a inly I de net mind answering (lieu,
Rebiitn Arneld and Fi.inl: Craven
plaved the lends In the stagi (enied?
' "The l'irt ear "
Pertly Man Is Polite.
hut Doesn't Malte a Hit
Til
n
HERE fsii i a nioving-tucture HI.
ceter in the business who hasn't
at
one (inn or another had a "shot"
spoiled by tern
unsuspecting out
sider This wns (j,,
case of I.,mi j,
G a s ii i e i- uhfj
filming "The Ca!
of Ilciine." Irene ;
Rich, who tnkf!
the lead, was db
lected te fall off a
moving ttain just
as the tiala.vvai
pulling out of the
stnt ion
The triiia wai
the i en 1 thlnjr,
c a r r y i n g ninnj
Iiassiuigers Just
as Irene "fell" a
pertlv gentleman
who was trying te
"make the train
tlll.M
i. in up out of
breath. tntit I shei t ami stnrtrd te
pit l up Miss Rub finni the platform.
The diicciei. utter iiiiimblmg under
his breath, bad te wan for the next
, train.
piio'iei'i.ws
IIOrO-PlAYp
wfAMtttCA
AT WEST CHESTER
RIALTO l,!r" fllMI'sns
"At tin. I, ml of thr HerM"
IDLE HOUR l,,,k I'lrkferd In "The
tiiu i in, II3U i.reryiain
NIXON-NIRDLINGER
0
THEATRES
BELMONT
t'.'D Almll. JtAnKIT
I an a ii nn m ii p. u
imiit row u.i. in.
The Princess of New Yerk" '
CEDAR r',)T" 4 CBOAn AVEflJJ
VLyAlx 1.10 ..I'll 7anjftP.M
Mll.l tttsiiN mill sprrlni ( it In
"It Mishl Happen te Yeu"
- COLISEUM M-"' ' "
THOMAS MEIGHAN
In "( 'V tl( hj,"
JUMBO
rneNT sr & eutvr.D at
Juinlie June mi Krankfert 'X
UII.I.MM . HIUIU's
"LIFE"
! FAHPR UST ft LANCASTER AV
WANDA HAWLEY
in "i in. Min
I ftr 1CT -" - I IKEEH
I.U1U.J1 lw , (l i , ,. ( a ,130 11)1'
MUV l HI N t-i Kl I'l III III I.IIIV
"THE OLD NEST"
NIXON n-'u
l.ll l l KH I s(S
. lu 7 ind I
i.i-.Tit c r in
"IT'S A GREAT LIFE"
RIVOLI 6JD A'ND n:
Charlie Chaplin in "The Idle Clan"
M MILL W I IN In Tlie Iitnriif J ' KnJ"
STRAND "' ,VVS uANw . &
Charlie Chaplin in "The Idle Clan"
IMMlIs V', In "lOOI.tSU CE"
AT OTHER THEATRES
MEMBERS OF M.P.T.O.A.
r..ra!,f,.,r, "" "'""P.r
sjciiuuiuuitii arA UNf r "si." ill
Charlie Chaplin in "The Idle liim
ri i ini' rui niitii i in .n irT.
ir-i-i-t O.VM. . i i
jr-rri.i-iui , . ,
( l.( 'I II III Mil 1 1
"The Affairs of Anntel"
lllN.?1
;3 Aral' i ii !. -
I I1V Mllt ,1
I-VBI. ',
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG
flakflP PnkB
La w - wmttisxxz. t?,fm
two llKSWWi
I-
In rilAKUK If"
ft
.- .utelSH
L'.vt.twWA).'-,
tkhi-4L ,m.