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Snoeky Just Has the Time of His Life in the Studie
TT'S nil right te entry en thee popularity rente'ts nnd "te fur Wnllie Held j
-.i x Ti,nn.lir nml fhnrlle Hn.v und the rest, te Unci out which ones
.t,. .,., ,... wi. Hut I entnre n little
funs In their teeu. there would be nn ceru helming nmjerlty who would trevwi I
Snoeky the. klnc of filmdom ,
Nobedv knows wlmt Sneek, s lint name 1 He prebnhlj MRtis his con- (
tract Snoeky Ilniinnn. heonue he wns ndepled hr the Itmmnn family ns seen
nn he wni born nml lm lived with them nil the six cais of his- life.
Yearn nge Jehn llentinn nnd hli brother-in-law went te railing ntiltnnh
for circuses nnd stnpe stunts nnd they cpecinllred in chimpanzees. New the ,
chlmpnii7ee is the neatest tiune te n unman ermx mire i-. cei.i uuh-i minimi
being', nnd sonic of them aren't ns near. There l lc difference betuecn the
brafn of a clilin nnd n human than there is between the bialn of a chlm nnd any
oilier form of ape
The Reiinnn lirm tinnlly went into vaudeville theni"lve with two uiiiiiialh
Intelligent chimpanzees Snll nnd Napeleon. Out- in one of the l.e Ansele
thcfttres the put eer (piite n big nc"i agent stunt b ha Ing Sally nnd
Napeleon rcnllv married en the stage.
Sneek Is the icitlt of that niiirriagc He appealed with his parents n
neon ns be was able te toddle around the tnge anil then Iteunan Derail seeing
possibilities in the inelcs nnd leek hlw simian fnniily West
They made a great lilt in the studio-. Hut Sail, and Napeleon died of olds
contracted en draught. Mnges Thar's the gre.il elnnger te n il.itnpnti7ee. lie
lias only one lobe te bis Iuiir and n draught Is usually fatal
Sneek was adopted by the Keunau fanul. He was Riven n room of ln
own, with "a bed tinil ehnirH and bureau, and he was taught the uej of all of
them. Mrs. Hetmail insists that Snoeky is her adopted child
"And I'm proud of him." the declares "Where will jeu find a human
child of six who is se much admired for bis Intelligence ami who can make the
money Snoeky makes?" '
1XH she tpcaki leitnply nf Snoeky parents ' Snoeku. . ici;.
A "has Salhi s iyrs and rinifeen' finrhrml nnd the pt-i tl heth.
I think pirhaiii lie aiti hn brnuty from Its 'iinndfatha . '
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IIAVn efte.1 wanted te knew all about
prefer his work te the a ttiiR of uinm
was jut hv accident that I heard of tbe presence in M- rK et iinjnienu,
Hnrrh. one of the l.iRb efTicin of the Chester productions which tutn out the,
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Snoeky i.ltns. ti. n.iilir en l0 ine,r com un
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entertained. He is awake at du!iRht and
after another
"He simply tefuses te be left nlene We- wants company If there Is n
little child about we are all lclleied. for Snoeky loves nothing better thnn te
piny with kiddles. He likes te hnc them climb en his b.ick and she them a
ride, and most of the studio children have learned te love him
"But there are times when he feels the need of ineie violent exeicise and
then we unelmin n deg with whom he is ver fnendl . It's n big deg and a
strong one. but Sneek neii runs him off his fei t nnd he quit"
I wanted te knew something about the problem of making Snoeky n t for
the camera l'e seen ether animal actors and knew the ast elume of film
thnt is wasted getting them te de just what is wanted. Ami UMiall they neer
de that nnd nu hne te utilize the stuff
But Mr. Hnrrls sajs they den t hae much trouble that way with Sneek.
"He understands perfeetlv a femmand te de am of the ordinary things
he said. "Yeu sre. he has actually been treated as a human child by the
Heunans He 1 natuially a great imitator and they taught him through this
imitative facultj
Jell bun te w isn Ins f.ue or his
untie u knot, or mete a chair, and he will understand you perfectly. If jeu
had a cigar sticking out of our jecket and I should sav, 'Snoeky, get thnt
cignr nnd smoke it ' h" wouldn't hesitate a niinurr. And. incidentally, he really
loves te smoke and chew tobacco.
"Of course, we write our si-ipts te include the things that Mr Ueunan
knows Sneek will de And it is surprising hew little film we waste. We could
produce five Snoeky pictures with the film most comedy directors use for a
twe-rcelcr.
"I'e seen him a t just like a humnn child. He will take a telephone off n
hook and shout 'Hoe hee" into It with
does some mischief that he knows is forbidden, he will run te Mrs. Ileunau.
hide behind her skirts, bold her hand and cry like n bnbv. se that she will keep
Mr. Iteunan from punching him.
"The enl difficult in making pictures with him is thnt. in most things, he
nets very slowly Then, suddenly, he will moo lile liRhtnlng. When he is
reaching for nn tiling lie wants, the action is er swift.
"Our cameramen hae studied him thoroughly nnd thev knew just about
hew fast te crank when te blew down
action and make it leek like nei nml speed
the hereon
TJft'l ew imiirc Snoeky s h;e. then Lloyd which bets en almeit
everything refused te bet en Knoeky. 7 An u bcraute of the
notorious death rate of rhttiipitnscci t captivity due te their hewn ie
subject te colds fiem draughts.
Answers te Questions by Mevie Fans
BE'lTY Lionel Harry morn is net
making pictures at present. He Is up- ,
peartng mi " I lie ( a en the hgiti-
mate stage.
SILAS S "Ilit' Siher I"e i. tin
nlay in which William raerhnm is '
nnnearinr at nicsent
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FLORKNCi: Nita Nnltli was the'
i.trnn u lin nlnn.,1 tli,. .liuil rnli. nfi
Doleres In "S.illv " Mar Thurmnn
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wns graduated from the i nuerslt 01 i
Utah before she became u .Mnf Is hennett '
HERE'S A TREAT IN STORE
V J Fergusen divides hia time between footlights aud klicsllsutu. Above
Q k be !,(.
be U,fchewu talking erer with
seHjJneJUJB. "JiInared.eiXhtiJDuBt''
"Qfe Daily Mevie Magazine
MOVIE GAME ,'
M. NKICl.Y
het tluit. if the choice were left te the
ihi- lcmnrkablc i huiiiair-'.ee be aus 1
of our lending men and women It
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from then en ii s sinipK one prank
that is bet nnd ndapt it te jour story, j
hands, or te unlock a deer or te tie or I
very evident enje)ment nnd, whpn he '
and when te speed up te match the
throughout when it is protected en i
hithinc beaut
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Without doubt she is i
the eung actress te whom veu icfer
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Miiilsti-r" will be as fellows.: Betty
''ompsen. fieerge Hackathorne, Nirc.1
Harry. Hdwln Steens. Will It Wnl-
ling. Guv Oliver and Fled Huntley.
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A P. f I.nnls.. m.nnm s i ra t i.ni '
is Isabelle Schwartz.. She is married
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te iinrr .1. i.ciwareis. ner latest pic-
ture n, "i, renter J nan J,ee
Director It, A Wnlsh bia part in a
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soeiv iuvals mckie.coegaw in six-year-old popularity
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"orethy I.anc. ti flirt fiem n small
fetrii, ,'iair hrr bmnrnl ambition
with thaman.li et ,thtr mn,can
pirn- that nf liccemim) a meemO'
pirt,i,r star. She thinhs her ehanee
'"" ennir uhen J'rrxt. a friend of
here icerkni'i m AVkj Yerk, telh of
iiiectiiie tome people cenncetcil teith
motion pietum and arks her tn t'tiit
her. On hrr first day m the metrop metrep metrop
elis. the ntrl itaits nn a viitl te the
ttudini and raitu ndtnittanre te one
of them. Dernthij i rircu ''if ehnnee
te play in a mob scene, nnd mal.es
the mast of it. She meets Lawrence
Fitveh, pit si ancnt for the lempany.
irhe beceinei interested in her 'then
comes hir big chance tehai. because
of her resemblance te a well known
star, she is nuked te double for her.
When she tells I'ersis the happy
rieict. Persn m turn tells of a- de
lightful surprise for the evening a
party planned bj her motion-picture
friends.
TT'S jeu who aren t cnsible. 1
-i said quite rnltnl. .IieurIi I must
dmit that 1 felt a bit trembl. . "If you'll
just step and think a moment you'll see
thnt, though I leek well this afternoon.
I'm really frightfully tired. !' been
nut en location up en Cape t'ed will.
Jehn Sewnril, nnd I'm "-imply vbir
out. B tonight I'll be nothing but a
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ril'hern will lese interest in me
I won't get the job. nnd you won't Ret
our i niii'iiissien. Yeu migbt better
let me go n n nnd make an appoint
ment fei in.' w th him for tomorrow
He m.i el at me for a' moment and
T could see tli.it what I had said ap
pealed te him.
"Well l-m.iybe eu'ie right.' hf
said slevl. stepping cwa from tin
deer. "That'll hit him rlRht. tee the
dea th-i. m eie era. te leek your
tm when ou saw urn ngmn : that'll
get ever big." H" came eer te in
Mde, then, and looked down at me se
siendil 'hat I turm d nn eyes awa.
'You're vci clever, my denr." In- said
"fifth "Vct) shrewd, indeed nnd
you 11 go clear te the top if you pin
jour 'aids 'll
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1 "I don't knew what j u mum hv
i thnt. Mi dibh ' I nnswcied, mil dm -
ing te sten any nearer the deer ju-t et
,,,,, - ......i.l l,rdl keen fiem dash-
ing out of it nnd r inning clown the
stairK te the stiret "I'e told ou tl.c
i,nch 1 nm Orml nml f de need a rest
you must reniembei tint lust getting
this offer has been a ery big Ihiug te
ine. and I'd like s ch.mce te get us,.,i t.
it " And 1 fercid myself te s,i0 mi
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" e 1 nre either the elllr l ill f IT
i ' ""1 "n Breadwiiv. ?r you ie tar t e
ll... J. .-. n'lmn11(ipml klll'lll-.
icn - i - cr no
me he nubwereu, snrug
mi- lnu sheiiltieri. "f ekm t set ou
i just .et bit I will later!" And lie
laughed iigain "Well, run nleng hem-
I te our bread aud milk md your nap -
and III miiKc a einr ier eei iev unu-i-een
with I'ikliern to'iienow and phone
ou wli"-e 'ind when it'll be. some tine
before neon But let me (ell you one
thine, young lad." We had gene- eer
te the deer, and he paused a meinc nt
nifli Ins hand en the knob, ami turned
te nie "When you came in here this J
iitte-nie-in I knew -n ! rren'l " ,0,i "
l-e t th' j"b : you h'l'' M flesh, dewy seir
of leek ihnt ne man like Blkiinrn or
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bet en eiir lieing .pnte s) well se
m, lh ,ou me I hope we're si Ii
nends Miss Lane even the.igh I did
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inn .i i
II e Call ll-ONi. I ouei i i-aii' ii
tin hell out his hand te me thin, nn 1
I limil; hands w lith him even tlieugh
f ilidn t wnnt te. But as I went through
i' e eule- office anel down the flairs I
.. ,u mi7leil His v.-antin.': r. be friend
with me meant Hint he didn't daie have
i ,e se nwa HtniU bi"aiise iie had trie I ,
te keep me thee I was nothing l i
s girl vlth i utile experience lenkin;'
f r a Jeb W'i should he be se ae-
,uf te stand in with me"'
s I alkl ul:i', lewiitd I ifth nre
me I theiuht a let about it i I
ei i.lunlh a I put tegeiher the w i
ribi.er.. hml neted ami the things I d
lienrd about him. I felt thnt I had fi und
hin tnlllt (fill.
F.lkhern hail liked me se well that
fiilibs was arrnlel te niasc mi n ..
TIT
'Ihnt conclusion was rnthrr stirlllng
Of course. I'd prebnblv gft a big enough
sajnrv se that hHile' ctminnssien for
getting it for me would be quite Inrge
i I,,..., tlnit r.lkhern didn't usiiall
helher with agents, est, lull. for pee
nle for big pa" Is, and from the bits of
his conersahen with Fikhern thai I d
heard 1 knew thnt It was a mally big
nart that they wanted me for. But 1
was sure that there was mere te this
than I reuld see just new
I went te the hotel where Lawrence
i t ..tnfiiiT met. ami In the waiting
'room washed my face and brushed my
Minlr the I.v was se warm that (
'couldn't halp feeling stlckv. And n I
was pinning en mv mu hkiuii, ""
should come, in but I'ersis
, I wns se glad te see her that for a
moment I didn't notice hew dejected
land dewn-nt-the-hrel she loeke . But
Ins slm slipped Imr arm through mine
I mill led me eei te the big. lie ep-se-iteel
iacnperl in a corner of the roeui. I
' ...l..l tlmt she was weni'lllg II sci go
Milt that must hne been awfully het
nnd unciimfertuble. and that her face
was very paler und wan looking.
"Jvc rome te rne cnu ui mj eii.n,
net." she Bald, alumpinit down among
the cuBlilunB. "I don't knew what I'm
? Mmmi:JK ' 'I
gciing te de next, and I don't much
care."
"But the oempan you were with
Mr. Metcalfe" I exclaimed. "Things
weic going se well with yeu: what's,
happened?"
"Oh, everything blew up. Yeu le
nicmber that day I saw you down en
l'eng Island, when we were- making that
picture, nnd Tn (immillc was se gene
en the man who owned the place"' Well,
she wns trying lier best t0 get him: Hie
whole thing was a frame-up just for
that pui pose. 1 found out afterward.
Mie knew that he had leads of mono .
and announced thnt she was reIiir te
make a big nicture. and Introduced her. I
hpnf..!irf,!1..Ur,,,i,: 'f "I"' 0,.,1'1 "S" hl: ' Pint of Hie dunce, which livings a
ticiiutiful ceuntr home te make some of i"" u,.
the s, (.es in He Mas like a let of new I si..nhen of iuecmenl aud co-erdii a
ru h folks - cru te show off what he Hen of muse les that add beautv te wnlk
had and. of course, she wns piett. . ,,,
creth married Inst we-k. and'hae gene. ,,r ,,,IH "'''""" mnn ','n"' ""
off te I'urecie en their hone moon. Theie'and leading women hne attended, for
wasn't ri'till an company, and new 1 0 certain period. Theodere Kosloff's
...m--rii. s,,. Br im. nicy weie se-
.i.y. mug nas gene up. .Mi, I e i.e-en , , ,.,,, iu ,,s Angeles. The
walking the sheets for cm', looking fo''L(.i,0e is an Amerlcanietl edition of the
a ou;
Oh, f was se sun j for hei
,iid I
..n -'i s'n'1'iii. coo, nun i ilium ueip. i urt of the tmnee ncieie ne iirnu m
"I'e get a job nt bust, I'm going pictures,
te hae one;, and I'm- iis finished an I Among these who hne studied the
engagement with .lehn Sewnul. se re,n, of the claticc and paiiteuiime ns well
get ineiie enough te help out," I told I m Kosleft's school nre Gleria Swanson,
l"T. .'Im' '"''t s,l,,re1 nt me Agnes A.mi'h. Betty ('ompsen and Lcat-
"Wilh .lehn Seward." shr repeated. I , j",, ,m ' 0t 1 1 1 ti r these eung women
"Wlmt were ou doing in a picture ,u Illlt ),im, grace of carriage before
with him being an extin m a lady 's j t1( v 4,.t te the famous Russian's
man) or something?" ', mmi. but because It was iidwinlagceus
"h. no I wns lending I.ul I an- J nnd helpful te their appearance before
swercil. and the way she shrugged her i the camera te be the epitome of grace
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(meulders anil litteci iht eeirevs made
m heart ache; she seemed te hue
grown mi cynical nml soil of elisagne
able sine e I'd known her
"eu've gene up in the world a bit,
hnen't ou?" she renin i keil, with a
InLli' laugh
Te Be Continued Tomorrow
Mere Stars Ge Abroad
.lames Klrkwoed and I'lllmt lie teri
are the latest play ers te ai i hi iu Len-
den Mr Kirkwood. whose, most re-
i cent picture was "The Grenl linper-' anil n half weeks et the picture's pre-
I sonetinn." will appear in Jjie lending dui-tlen
! role of "The Man Frem Heme. ' (ieerge The record tunc in which Hie picture
l'it7inaurlfe'N next pletuie. most of the was completed was celebrated by a
exteriors of which are te he made in.giape feast fiem their own set by the
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te bren between nlcttirps. 1I0,W w"" vwv, neweycr, te
Einei
' lameus car ou bib
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lie re arc the portraits of Snoeky,
the Chester chimpanzee, and a
picture shetciny him signing his
latest contract. Scaled beside him
is C. L. Chester and standing be
hind them, Jehn Iteunan, Snoehy's
fester-father.
DE MILLE INSISTS
THAT PLAYERS
WALK GRACEFULLY
TUB nbilit te walk gracefully is one
of the most Important lequisites in
innlien-piciuie acting, neceiding te
Cecil B. He Mille
"Tlieie is a gie.it iliffercnc c between
erdin.ir walkuiR anil carry lnj; oneself
with ciaee and charm." says. Mr. De
-i.ii,. TMi. illflieultr nflpht be termed
,. ,lln, f(ln111 kcnrs
fnimtiiu Itiissinn hnnerlal Ballet, where
ic-lntf siieiit ten years learultiR the
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and charm
Grapwinv Ripened
as Picture Was Made
TIII'.Y transplanted some grapevines
bearing ripening giapes for nn
arbor in the stnee setting of "Miss
Lulu Belt." which William De Mllle
produced from the prize play by Zena
Gale
In the. wnrmtli of the studio arc
lights ihe grains ripened In the four
memeers ei nn cum
DESERVES A REST
of Btage und hcrceu, hardly Unde time.
et vv' vu " """'j ouet
vn al
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"BILL" FARNUM IS
VERY PROUD OV
HIS BROTHER "DUS"
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K TIIHltti is one tiling thnt will get
J- William Farnuin enthusiastic It Is
mention of Dustln Fnrnuih, his brother,
and new n Fex slnr,
"Isn't he grenl?" he will say. hli
fnee beaming like the morning sun.
"But you should see him when he is en
the bent. That is when he Is the most
fun. A ytnr hre I wns doing a picture
nt Cntnllnn Island and hnd three dnys
during which I did net work. I naked
Dili te join me en a' fishing trip. We
nrrnngecl the time nnd plnee; but Dim
did net come. On the third day Can
nnd T snw a speck of white (lying about
the ecenn. 'I'll bet Hint's Dus,' sntd
Cnp, chuckling. StrnlRht nt us entne
the little speedboat, until it seemed ns
though It would certainly plunge Inte
us. 'Iley !' yelled Cap, really nlnrmeil,
'isn't the ocean Mr eneiiRli? Oct nwnv 1'
Suddenly the driver veered te one Hide
'nnd Dub wnved te us from the wheel.
T'VH been looking all ever for you,
Rill, nnd scared nbeut six beats
Ii becnuse they thought I would
te them. .lust wanted te tell
ou I couldn't re fishing because I hnd
te paint the beat !'
"I reminded him thnt our fishing dnte
had been three days nge and that he
was rather late about informing me.
But he didn't get the hnrcasm. Ills
face wns licnming with delight nnd
iiiiiie nun n mrcc unyn grew til of benrd.
Nothing en earth existed for him until
1 1 he bottom of the-beat get painted
then he remembered our date nnd ran
right ever from Sun i'edre, n little
mnttcr of thirty miles, te tell mc
ubeut it."
Charlie Chaplin's "Bill" hut
a Pup Any Mere; Ncilan
Finds Him Quite Grewn Up
"yOU nil remember "Bill." the little
--Pup thnt nppenred with rhni-lie
.Chaplin in "A Deg's Life."
i Well, the eMier dny Mnrshall Ncllnn
1 nPOllnjl ft ttiii llt. T!ll J
in
, v i'"i "i ier some scenes
I enred, mid Be he sent for the
Jeg.
When Bill armed he could hardlv
get into the "prep room deer.
"What's this elephant doing here?"
asked Beb Landers, master of preps.
"That's Bill, the hound Mr. Ncilan
ient for. came the reply.
"My. hew Bill has grcwl" exclaimed
Landers, as the deg flickered an ink
well fiem the desk with his tnil.
Regardless of the deg's bulk. Mr.
elian Is strong for Bill. se. with a
icw ennnges tn tlie scenario, the, hound
became nn actor in 'MYnred."
Meanwhile members of the cast spend
, much of their idle time trying te guess
. w'lmt breed Bill might be, for. although
ns a pup in "A Deg's Life" he stnrted
out te be a fox-terrier. In. has ccidnnHr
changed his mind since then and decided
te become n dinosaur.
l'HOTOl'I.AY
M.K 12,h Merris 4 rninlunVi , Ave
XI.ISTAll CAXT III
"HEARTS ARE TRUMPS"
ALLEGHENY r;iTWnA ,"
WILLIAM S. HART r
In "lllHKF-mtUI !UtAM" .
Tnni 1 rTKB & THOMPSON 81S.
CONSTANCE TALMADGE
In "MVMMA'H AfFAin"
TDpA"rl A-cflUSTNUT Del 1TH
AKCALMA 10 A M in 11 ISP M
111 hsl.1,1, MMI'HlN Jn
"Bunty Pulls the Strings"
AblUK MV.TINF.V till
ETHEL CLAYTON
In "II Kl OM" .
BALTIMORE AZf
, Willing "errv iml n-";r '-' " ,
"A TALE OF TWO WORLDS"
DCMKferTIt ANu V00DI.ANI A I!"
BETTY COMPSON
In "AT THK t.ii ui' mil "nn.i
RI 1 1EBIRD
llliiail & .Susriiielmnna
line 1 1 u
ELSIE rtKUUSUW
In "niOTI.KHITh"
BROADWAY ,,rrAA-?r,MZ
iMOWlVIA I Al IVlAlJvjIi
In "THK frlON " TIIK Diiieit
-. a i-iTrM vis MAiiKirr ft
CAPITOL II A M le'MJ I'. M
EUGENE O'BRIEN
In "IS MIT. MOUTH 1.IMNO?" ,
COLONIAL ".j I rZXV.f"
CONSTANCE TALMADGE
In "I.1WXONH IN l-OK"
DARBY THEATRE
Hepe Hampton in "Leve's Penalty"
( IIAHI.ir, ClIAl'MN In 'THK, llll.r. f I.AHH'
FTTilSrTccc main st. manatunic
LIYU Kt-3J MATISKU DMI.T
ELSIE FERGUSON
III eeroeTI.K. IITK"
FAIRMOUNT r'UW,
EUGENE O'BRIEN
In "THK LAST 110(111"
FaKTU V 1HBATHI5 1311 Market Pt
rAlVllL.1 RA M MO MIUNIQHT
ALICE LAKE
In JI M HAI11 Kll SKAh"
C"'Tl i'CT TIIKATItK Ueleev Bpruce
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NORMA TALMADGE
In "TUT. "KeN' (IN IHI, IHIOIt"
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sjL.'-'Dt ,,i.."il 0 30 le 11
BERT LYTELL
In "Till: MAN MHO"
rTt AMT W1 OIltAllI) AVJ5
UInn l MATINKI1 MRHNKSDAT
HUUAK1 tJUbWUlUH
tn TUB'yOOUSU llATBONB"
W J TWCIU W
SHE MAY DESERT THE SCREEN
Ethel Clayten's contract vcilh
Lathy has expired, and, after u
irip te Europe, she hints at n
return te the stage.
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Liifci..':r;Xc:'i.Vv.'v tt.vX&Astnf
THEY CAN'T DECIDE
ON THE NAME OF
MARIE'S NEW FILM
By CONSTANCY PALMEI!
Hollywood, Calif.
CL-AUENCJ3 BADCiHK is te direct
Marie I'rcvest In her next picture,
n corned v whose name has been
"hanged four timrs
se far, te m
knowledge. Any
way, the last ic ic
pert is thnt Ir's
called "Cupid In In
les." which tbesn't
mnttcr nn awful
let Anyway. Mr.
Badger used te di
rect Will Ilegers
when the Intlerwus
nt Geld w y n,
"DeublltiR for Bo Be
rneo" liclnjr his
most noteworthy muui: pruvest
cttert.
T. Bey Barnes hns been chosen ns
Miss Prciest's lending man, but no oth eth
ers have been announced se far. The
story was written nH n side line by Irv
Iiir 'ThalberR. the twcnty-two-jcar-eld
bev who is general manager of Univer
sal. Ain't it great te have brains!
Anether of I'nhersil's cfTerts will he
"Hitman Ilenils." Hal Beld's creaky
mellerdrnmmer of ancient dnys. King
Bngget is te direct It for the second
time. I belie. c In enrly days he did a
two or three-reel version of it at that
time considered a fcntuie, much ns our
twelve-reel specials arc thought of new.
Vcrn Gorden is en her wav te the.
Ceist te play the mother, while Heuse
Peters und Helnn PutVinncc hac been
engnged for principal paits
ltalph Graves Is te be leading man
for Colleen Moere in Ilupcrt Hughes'
story written "specially for her. Al
Ircd Green, who directed Miss Pick
ford's "Little Lord Fnuntlerey," is be
hind the niegapnenc en this production.
1 believe he has n contract with Goici Geici
wvn for i number, of picturis
FRl'l
II.
R1TZI BItUNBTTH is te be Jack
tlelt's leading woman in "The
Parden of Pirnnmint," the Peter II.
Uyne story wiiti'U
he is new doing
llcr'ieit Standing,
Mabel Van Bureu.
Will W a 1 1 i n R
Fred Huntley nnd
little blonde Bettv
Francisce arc also
In the east.
Glerin Swanson
and her company,
directed b Sam
Weed, are coming
back from the Bie
G ramie, where they
hne been for a
JACK 1IOI.T
couple et
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making scenes: for "The Husband's the new coined.
I'HOTOl'l AH
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.
IREAT NORTHERN .V,.8 eV't
BERT LYTELL
In "TUP, MAN HIKI"
IMPFRIAI r'7H A WALNUT hTH
uvii cii-i viim v 'in v:k 7 . e
Sl'I.CIAI, C.vr n
"The Weman in His Heuse"
JffARI TON t'HBSl.Ntir Above HIlOAK
rvttlL,lUllr.iii. m a m1 te u.is P. M
AM-STII CAST In
"SNOWBLIND"
Lehigh Palace i-n,M,,,,e,n,1iire:nu;
CHARLES RAY
III "M lt.l IK1IN"
I IRPRTV HIlOAI) roil Mill A AV.
U1DJI 1 I MAIIMi: IIVH.Y
EUGENE O'BRIEN
In "1IIK l.VST 1MHIH"
OVERBROOK 3 ""' "D
CHARLES RAY
In "MHAI IKON"
PALACE
i-.'h mai"iki:t Hrr.Kf.T
III V M lie II II v. it
ELSIE FERGUSON
In "MIX! OI' KIMiS"
PRIMr'CQQ lets MAUKur biiiEcr
i iMiNvrjjj s an a m n u le p. ir
CFX'II, II. 1)1'. MII.I.lVM
"The Affairs of Anatel"
.REGENT MKt "Y, 'j"jr Zn$
.. .".Vei" rcivvi.i.i. In
"DANGEROUS LIES"
RIAI TO ULK.MANTOW.N AVKNUIC
IMrtLIU at Ti'i i'i:iinrii:' 8T
NORMA TALMADGE
In "THK Hlf.N ON THK 110(111"
RI IRV MAI1K13T HT HKl.OW 7111
1'-,D ' 10 M - il 15 1'. M
JEWEL CARMEN
n "THK hllA Kit I.INIV "
SAVOY 12U MAUKU'T hTUKHT
Jrtv,JI V M Tie 'VUNIUIIT
VIOLA DANA
in "i.irr.'d iiun ri'NNY"
SHERWOOD mVai. ,'alt4,Ar1;
Nerma Talmadge. 'Sign en the Doer'
CHAUI.ir, (IIAI'I.IN In 'THK IIII.K I.AhH"
QTANl FY mahki:t t mm
J 1 -Mil. I I u v M te 11,15 r. M.
POLA NEGRI
In "ONK AUAIHAN N'HIIIT"
STANTON MAIUCET AIee KIIU
MII.I.'AM POX'N MOVJint l'F,A -
"OVER THE HILL"
333 MARKET.,BAu,l?E,T. "V-IW
HOBART BOSWORTH
In "TDK CI I' OK l,IHI''
VICTORIA .t'WVfi ,n.b,.0V
l,l-STll ( ST Ie
"OUT OF THE DUST"
RIALTO WEST CI-IESTER
ELSIE FERGUSON
In "3TOOTI,iaMT8"
773
4 -j?Eh 'migm- i
Busier Keaten Smiles
at "Extra's" Remark
BUSTRB KKATON. frozen-faced
comedian, has smiled 1
It happened while he wns "en thi
set" the ether day making "Th
Beat." It took nn "extra" le ac
complish the feat.
Said extra was bemoaning his faU
all because his laundry had failed
te put In nn appearance.
"Where Is my laundry?" hi
yelled. "I want Iny laundry."
Ne one answered.
"Where is my laundry?" he again
wnilei).
"Here's n eellnr." ihe proper!;
man answered, in a facetious spirit.
The extra looked at it. Hhj
countenance brightened.
"That's it," he said.
riademnrk." I enn't imagine the het.
house Gleria out nmeng the tnrantulji"
nnd whnt-net, cun jeu?
"They've changed the title of Will
IleRers' picture from "Kk" te "Ont
Glorious Day." Could anything tncaa
less? They are Hearing the end of It, and
I nm sure Will must be glad, for the
filming hns been ery difficult owing te
the mnny double exposures.
He vewsj he hasn't seen an actor is
the piece yet, hiilng done nil hii
speech-making te black velvet. But thli
isn't quite the truth, for I'e told you
myself of seeing him In a scene with
Llla Lee and Alan Hale. And yester
.elny they were doing the part 'that It
evidently the erj end yeu'ic right,
it's the clinch. And n cry sweet clinch
It wns, thnt olese-up of Lila and Will.
Ven Stroheim Is Still
Cutting "Foolish Wives"
OCT at Universal City the werli of
cutting "Foolish Wives" Is jet.
ting easier and enslcr, as it ts new
down te manageable size. It is a la
borious job. however, te leek nt the
eighteen reels live'nnd six (lines a week,
but Brie von Stroheim sticks te the
job like n bull-terrier, nnd under hl
direction the big film Is gradually cvolr cvelr
ing into marketable shape.
Te Screen Dilrichstein Play
"Is Mnhimeny a Failure?" (he com
edy in which T. Bev Barnes will plaj
the icile which Lee Ditrlchstein created
in David Bclasce's stage production,
will he stnrJed at the Lasky Hollywood
studio about the middle of the month.
Walter I Hers will hae one of th
weeks i leading roles. .lames Cruze will direct
rneTcii'iwWa
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AI.USTMI CAST In
"SHAMS OF SOCIETY"
CFDAR corn CIUlAH AVKKOT"
CONSTANCE TALMADGE
In "I I' THK UOAI) MITII SI1,U"
COI FSFl M Market tt reuth 1 (Hii
WLI01UIV1 , tn ,, a 7 and
SESSUE HAYAKAWA
III "MIIKIIK I.KIIITN AUK KIM"
TI IMnn enevr ht
A UinARD AVI
jy-iniuj .liinilie June en fnnkferd "!'
Al.t-STUC f f.T In JAt l I.OMXI.V'i
"THE LITTLE FOOL"
I FADFR ibr '- i.A.NCAMr.n avb
IM1I1I I'OMKIJ, In
"The Princess of New Yerk"'
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LUV-U,JI Mnir i -in n.ae k- motell
PAULINE FREDERICK
In "1I1IJ STINO IIP THK Uhll"
NIXON -D AND MAIUi!,.7Bb7'ili
AUTAU TAHT hi
"SEE MY LAWYER"
RFVOI F 6'D AND SANSOM 6T0. .
J. C. Metinumi and Cntlicrlnp nilTerd Ii
"COLD STEEL"
STRAMn OIUIMANTOWN AVB.
O 1 1M1NU Ar v'liSAVai) hiTItEET
MARGUERITE CLARK
In "hCUMIII,l!I M1VP8"
MEMBERS OF M. P. T. O. A.
AT OTHER THEATRES
Gefmintni.in BBI Ormaiitewn A"
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Leis Weber's "THE BLOr'
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JEFFERSON h,e,,WiLtw
ALICE LAKE
In "(IMill THK MIUK" ,
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