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CLOSE-UPS of the MO VIE GAME ! i
Hy IIKJ.KY
It's Astonishing the Way They Build Up and Then Destroy
ONE meruing last wool.-, nflcr Ulrtiuril HnrtlirliiirMi nntl Ills renipntiy hnl
returned te New Yerk from tlieir Iiwntlnn trip in Maine, thry vvnlkcil hit i
the Blegrnph Muille. up en Knsl lT.'tli Mreet, and found n ecmly and ImwiWuI
er, bright nml fpetlcss nml brnnil-ncvv.
'J'liey worked en tliet mnctillirpnt vet tlint day and nlpht.
"When tliey entered the Mwlle next mernlnR tlie set vvns entirely tern down
nd removed anil where It had steed tlu-y found the Interior of a church, with
the pews rnnsliiR tilling the fleer where they had been dancing jazz the d.i before.
I haven't the slightest Men vvliut that fir-t cet cost. It mint have been
Veil up in the tlieiivnnilK of dollar" Tliey prebnbl) won't knew it cot them
aches until the books fur this production arc balanced and nil the time sheets
are in.
The point I wnnt te make l that the beautiful result of all the time nnd nil
the money and nil the careful planning and nrtiMlc endeavor lucted just one
day nnd was then drxtrejed.
, I have often wondered uhat the dccp-iinderneath feeling' of an nrt director
must be when he sees one of hi-i dreams realised and then, nliiiet before he has
had time te enjev It himself, have it hacked te pieces before his very ejes bj men
te whom Its beuuty means nothing.
Yeu vec thej don't simply Mlnp ftts together nnvvndii.v as they did in the
days when ou paid a nickel te xe n tnevic. Then. If they wanted a ballroom,
they told the Carpenter te build It and he get whatever "lints" nnd preps were
available, perhaps added a little te them nml cjjled it n ballroom. Anjhew, it
was ns nenrlv like n ballroom as nil he had ever been In. It was the kind of
thing he probably would him1 liked te have In hi own house.
Nothing ilk" that new. If the -eript calls for n ballroom the art director,
who Is prebiibl.v nNe n competent architect, studies the scenario, gets mi idea of
the kind of people the cluiriicters are, and drtws complete plans for the kind of I
ballroom such people would reallj Iiuvy in tln-ir homes. '
And that ballroom Is built. I e seen some of tli met beautiful bits of '
architecture oenceivsiblo standing In a
rushes ' h.ie been O. K.'d, turn down
uu garret ueuroenis.
710 AltCIIITCC'T in the outside icerld puts mere loving thought and
care and inspiration into his trerJl- than de these art directors in the
Movies. Hut the outside architect, in his old aye. can proudly take hit
children from htiMhuj te building and say, "There's some of my icerk. '
The movie arehitert may tec his ter e day 01 tire in the studio and once
or Irciic en the i.rrm. Then it n forever gene.
TAM moved te this frenzy of fiw phllosephv by th sit that the r.artheliness
J- cempanj found that fust inernliii in the Hiegrn'ph studio. It was rcnll a
beautiful pkee of work. It represented net a prhnte ballroom, but the Hread-tvajlte'-
ideal of u rah :i nl luxuiieiis j.iz. pnlner.
De jeu remember the beautiful ets in Mtie Murraj " "(In With the Dame"?
Ilicy were designed by Charles n. s.ee-el. Seesscl designed this jii?z p.ilace for
Barthelmess and tf was ns rich nnd nrchitectur.illy pure ns any of the Murrni
backgrounds. And it lasted one dn :
Neaievt n,e .nmerr, .,. ,1
ntrance. with seieral small tables awaiting diners. Tbn came a great nrcb -
Way. most inipnssue ni its sheer grace and slmpliciti.
IJeyend the anhwaj jen saw the main room, with tables flanking the nide,
n orchestra in a far corner und pace in tlie center for a score of coupled te
dance comfertahl.
In the far wall was another nrchwny leading out en a ierand.1, with n!
marble balustrade f.iirlj covered with crewing ines and petted plunti?.
1 steed a long time ndmiiing this scene until .eme one inl.l ni t
going te work that night In order te tin Mi
nun Hint mere would te a 'iiiin-Ii in it place nett daj. I could scarcely belieie
Huch a transforiuatien phscall possible. , I hunted up Seesscl.
I found thut there was a spac n tort of alleywaj between the edge of thi"
tot and the wall of the studio. S"ee! was in there, directing some workmen'
It was-nn odd place and it was. several minutes before I discovered what thei
were doing.
.,'J','1'mm",T!' !",,u',".v I'uihllng the wan, f tu,. church around the dnnce hall
set. "hile the cenipuny was slmetlng the big scenes- in the ballroom, Seessel
..u mi ni.ni nm jii-i uuisiuc, iiauitiiig
vlndew.s and thing-.
I followed the elturcli wall around
and
were iilremlr linlli..l (. ,1,. t Ar u.
t7" 7" .,'"... . '. '. .'" "'. l"
Director lletin
eastward for the ballroom sPt. i.nl imiW
That was neussan lxcese iL 1 , J
teTuc?, te allow ih. 1?,, fc,urar"Iil
i.Ul,c re er e nes ,?, ' " ' l W K
r.,n. , .., P";Men;
uinu una tlietr liueKs
, V ""l"""-""P'iu ntu.sued sln.eting that nlghr. all the work-
had te de was tear down the ballroom mid it left the e.iti.e cli"rch revealed
Placing of the pews en the fleer made ft rend, for the next morning?
C I" ! ef '"' Jlul ,f 'J0U "'' "r"l .e..r studies much
y you II seen b, ein te ,rnhrv that the people , th.m ,;hJ ns ucU
brains for a thin,, that te !,t a day or a ne.k at me,i nsZaZ, bTst
ncss men put into a irhelc yiai s uerk. !
Answers te Questions by Mevie h
PACIII -DerU Mai was ehri-stened
Deris Orcgerv. Liln Lee's real nam- is
Besale Appel. r.iy AIIlen u Mr-.
Bebcrt CUjs. in pi iv ate
ML'nilAY-"n.iwt.r of the North'
ie Pauline SlerkeV hileet pictuie. Her
Own mother plajs the p.irt of h. r mniher
In the picture. Pauline was born In
1000; yuu ian ligure her uge for jeui-
BC.
H. Jt. If .Iran I'nlga Imi appear.-l
tn serials ik well as in rrieiis drama '
Bhe is the wife of Albert Smith
DICK Marshall Neilnn was a lead
ins muu In lilms before he becaine a
director. He U the came Mnrshall Neilan
THIS IS WHAT THEY CALL A "SEMI
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You've teen close-ups with one person's face filling the picture. 'Ie make them the muiei i is enlv about thiee
feet from the subject. Here if, a semi close up being taken. It will nhevv the heads and sheinders of two or three
persons. At the horse's head, dressed In white riding habit, ts Pauline Frederick. In the foreground, the man
in (he Btraw hat Is holding a" frame of white cloth te reflect the sunlight up under the hat brims of the women se
that the tuadewB ever their faces will net be be dark nnd heavy iih te conceal detalle. Over thin man's, right
shoulder, you tee the group aroued the camera
M. NEELV
movie .studio u few dn.s mid. once the
te make room for hovel and kitchusi
i t ..... .,.,.. , ,
hey
and lime it tern down before morning
sacreu eniDiem,
and erecting ecclei.iiistlcal
i:.. . ...
ieun.i runt tlie a tar and miln.t !
MU,,,,J ""'am wiuni tUc cnmeramai, and
It. ther words. ih..t ,l.m .i..i
V,M t"irA ,,., i ilTUns
, Wh,w-,r,,,fer ,,,e ,,"-ch set. ,
"V1 bnluMrad.. of the ballroom were I
ih"T"' h0 U,,, "'" hMl " obureh
!
ans
I J en -nw- in "Daddy Leng Legs." He
.also plnjrd oniieslte VnrniM Tnlnm.l l
i one of li.. pictures.
AMA f.i,x lord Lle.vd i. a brother
of Hareld Llejd. It is said that he will
star In ( emerl; . The, resemble each
;tber ennush te be t' In.s. Wallace Held
, is tweiit, -nine.
WINIFUED Ceorge WaNh irt net
married He will be seen en the vaude
ville stage this fall. Secna Owen plavn
.he lend In "lavender nnd Old Lace,"
Myrtle llu-d'b well known book.
HIT)!), Carel Dempster studied
hnder Kuth St Denis und toured as
one of the Denirhawu dancers.
1 I 1
IV jflHUSSMHE ' ,"!'"L-
i3 f j P'ifr. l.ii rim li M-&iBH&
I AZlMOVA'S IDEA fk WM W mUI "1
! or retirement Ajsl 'Mr .lirw-
i nii-rmirnTv -x'nirr Ir "m Lilian. St:L"m AW
" zLZtY'"" : mkm-ami'wm m a
XTO llia rillllOlince HIV rellrenmnt " I . VWB ' ,'.i iillllVjr Bk. 4W 1
, J- Nazimein, back nt her home in' Rts. yBM'$!'JKm' K J 1
laurd Oun.xen. near Ilo!lweod, after' , ff WiK ' W "I
1 her Msit te New I W' 'A if I
f&ffi$ffi&(, news sterv tin, Hfc3t3BiMM?'SikliW
I riwtv. . m0,ls nrtist 'letir- " swBSmjjjj -r
nf lull -swHlBBBBBBBBl''
"!fl" iduiim. j oil deii't mean "
ir.... '"it'i. I Ilni't mr,, J.iA .-
a.tl wli.it jeu mean. " she 'laughed.
i "It '- hk- tin-." she explained. "J,r
l!"' I""'""'" 1 am going te ictire fmm
I mj tli'iitrlijl work. I nia going te
"" ' " !,' ',,"'' u,"'y "Mies-s it in
ci i Ii suisiii ni .. ic.
am going te cur injself off tntirdv for
ii uimr hiimi, i
th" time i, mg tieui nil of m, friends
and iicipiaintniiees and indulge mjclfj
in an eigj ei introsnectieu. i
UT S
J- !!
SI I'I'OSi: .ou might call u 'taking
geuerall seems te denote that one is
irtent upon spurt, 1 de net rare for
'speit.' I ti in net athletic. 1 de uel go
In for setting-up ixeicises or any of the
tilings that arc enlln.iri! prescribed
ter keeping one tirjsically lit. When I
! nm working I lind 1 expend a sufficient
amount et cnergj. v hen I um net
working, 1 prefer te rest
,,i I- . l'u "1 Cil" u a vn'
cat en: t is a retii. ment. a r. treat, an
opperlunit te -invite m soul.' It is
nu escpe'frem the uniilicts of this
world te the sni.phcitv of living and en-
vlreuimnt that brings pence and un
iderstnuding I suppose if I were living
I in tin Middle Agi s. when 1 felt like
W si aping the excitements of life. I
'would have sought out a convent, and
tlicrt . in (leisteieil walls and solemn
Miiieundings, glvui mwlf te contem
plation. Hut the Name soil of an is
'mpe is possible tedaj. I take it mj
sl frc'iuentlv "
Utllu Girl at Play
Gives "erma an Idea
K LITl'I.E cle trician's dnught'T
ii- pl.r.ing a i emul tl" set v here we
li.n beu'i making 'Sinilin' Through'
gave en- a xerv xaluabb' lessen rccent
Iv ." sin. Neiinii 'liiliuadae.
"Ibe'litlli gill bad a pine of colored
c'lccs.-deili chiiiKlni" fro"' 'irr lin-"l
whi-h tiailid behind hr tin, feet like
a tiniii.
Who me jeu pretending te b'',
ilrar'' ' I asked.
"I'm net pr tending' she .taid,
left ! x : "I am a pnuciss "
"That'.-' vvh.it mi actiiss must de,"
siijs Nerma. "She must net pretend,
she i.iii-t aituall, be th'1 charatter sh"
is plu.ving."
CLOSE-UP'
THE BRIGHT SIDE OF PICTURE
Itichaid Kartbclmes-. and his cempanj have jii't come back from loca
tion up ou the Maine Toast. Above is the jncht en which they cruisid.
lielew urc "Dick" and Louise Huff, his leading lady
SHH! PRETTY STARS
TELL SECRETS
OE SPENDING MONEY
R
L'l'KE.SEXTATIVi: MILLS, of
New erk. has recently introduced
a bill providing for a tax en "spenders"
'as a Milistitute for Individual surtax
Such a bill, according te Mr Mill, will
furnish an incentive te thrift and will
tend te check the investment of large
, snins in tax -free securities.
lnci bill lias caiiseii a llurr, among
the moving-picture profession, the
members of which ackiievv ledge a
penchniit for spending niene.v and get
ting much pleasure out of s() doing.
"What is inene, for if net te
spend?" inquiries I'liscilln Dean, who
is noted for IjfT wise investments as
well as for the lavish amounts of ineniy
she spends en her beautiful home.
Asked (.eneerning her pet extravn
game, the djuaniit I'riscilla replied:
"Well. I think 1 like beautiful things I
for m, home better than an, thing el.se.
"Itaic old portraits or bits of bric-n- i
brae or an, thins that seems te have
the tilm of j ears and atmosphere up- j
peals te me. j
it is impossible for inc te pass an
antique shop, even though I frequent 1
lind thAt the 'antiques' were worm
holed in u New 1'erk mnuufacturini;
place.
"That Is the b".st thing about col
lecting ebjets d'nrt, however; it is u
llbrral iduintlen and after being
'Hung oiue, one liains a valuable
ksjiuii. '
JVTAUIEl
i.TJl exttava
MJIE PKLVU8T s.a,s ahc baa an
"Meitlv I have my gowns made, but
sometimes I go shopping," shjs the
pretty and adorable Marie, "and when
1 de, it is a sure imllcntien thut I'm
going te spend a let of niene, .
"A prettj frock simply teems te
call me and before I can jtct my
strength of will working, I have ordered
it i cut out.
"If there is a geed, strung lav put
en gowns,, it maj stive me mene, , but
it will also take a let of pleasure out
I of niv life " ami Miss Prevest in a
fawn colored gown, having a uumU"
buttoned te the chin with funcj geld
buttons nnd n clnular skirt, -miled
whimsically as she departed for San
rrnnciKO for a short vucatluu,
GU.AI.HS WALTON unueuuee that
J Iit pet c.xtravagenie i-, hunng
high-bred degb or for Unit matter dog deg dog
e nu, kind.
"When I paid . J 00 for a Tlosteu
bull. I theiieht I was ve.rv fxtravk
gnnt but I no-.x tmij that dogs ate
surel, vtry expensive.
"Ihave mv e.vc en u p'lir of nutinn
wolfhounds thut will cot ?1(H)), but
I luxen t been able te fcrl that 1 dared
spend th.it much ni ,et.
"Ilewever, 1 go and loeh at them
quite fr'qucntly and uule.ss tint bill
putting u tax en spending go's through
pietiv seen, l shall probably be out
Sltxirt " declares the jirett, aud prtiti
lil.idjR. who Is. just new grieving he
cause of the less of "Mieke,." n toiii teiii toiii
meii littli frrler, but very dear te lar
b.01ll
Had te Eat Se Often It
Spoiled Picture's Effect
TN WILLIAM DC MILLK'S new pic
J-turf, "Miss Lulu UeM." there is a
dinner scene requiring the cast actually
te eat resl feed
It wah uretmil lunch tune afler a
hard morning s work The seen') was
taken the various plaers eating hcnri
ilv nm William De Mllle hud the
snne rrtilincd, something wasn't right.
Mere feed was brought en, but the iatt
ali xv nil noticeably less appetite.
galn something went amis-.
II, this time the situation uns serious.
The cast began te show unmistakable
signs of distress, but they had te eat
und what is mere, appear te enjoy it!
A sudder. w iser, or worse gorged cast
could net hnve been found bv the time
this scene had been retnken four times.
Stars Chaperon Parents
Viela Danii and Alhe Lake, tin
Metre sinrs, enve a dinner-dunce hist
wcel; nt the Ambassador Hetel In Ln
Angeles in honor of their parents. Mr,
nnd Mrs. r.mlly Flugrath and Mr. ami
Mrs. Emmet Luke. The two stars sat
bark an chaperons whlle their par
ents danced with ether tcreeu cclcbii-Uett.
- MAKING
uAlfs Butten" Is
Latest Foreign Film
te Hit These Sheres
fTlHE season for International attrnc-
tiens en the American screen is new
In its heyday.
Clernuin, has already contributed some
notewerth, productions te the list.
Sweden is ald te be putting out some
lemarkable films that will eventually
lind their wa, te tlie shores of tlie
I". S. A. Australia lias just rushed
prints of "The Sentimental Illelte." Its
most ambitious photedrania, te Amerien.
Mill new comes something from Eng
land which it is said will prove n de
eliled innovation in the wuv of cinema
entertainment. It Is n Cecil Ilepwerth
production called "Alfs llntten."
"Alt's llutten" is n fantastic comedy
with Leslie Hansen in tlie leading role.
II is from tlie novel of the s'line name
b, W. A Darlington, having been
adapted for fhe screen b.v lilnuchc Mac
intosh. Despite the fact thut two liritish
Temmies are the leading characters in
this novel production, ft is declared
te be net a war picture in an, sense
of the word. Alf lliggius (Leslie Hen
son) is a twentieth centur, Aladdin.
Instead of n lamp, he possesses a button
with miraculous powers, and In this
character he might have stepped out of
"The lietlcr Ole" for a sojourn in pic
tures. The story revolves around the
adventures of Alf with his pal, 15111
(Jehn McAndrevv ). and Alfs romantic
courtship of his girl, Lis (Alma Tay Tay
eor;. Garcth Hughes Keeps
His Director Busy by
His Desire for Werk
"IITIIL'X U comes te keeping a director
," everlastingly bus-y. a male star has
it all ever the stellar lighu of the feml-
ntne gender, in the
t quiiiun or iirergn
u. tinker, in wbesi
productions Gareth
Hughe-, is starred.
"Never in my
experience have i
teen an, one se
ager te work en a
pleiure. aud keep
c-sfctinually at it
until it was fin
islir.l, nt, jeung
Hughes," declared
.xi r linker, who.
jxiinrii liueiti aftir a fl.vlng trip
te Neve Yerk from
the Coast; returned Le Hollywood this
week.
"While making tins, ln.-t icrirs of
Hughes pictures. "Oarmentfi of Truth.'
'The Hunch' nnd 'LI'tle Eva .Winds,'
that boy was nrt en the let and the last
te leave. He smashed all the regular
traditions if the -itnr e glowingly
painted in ihe miigazinee. Instead of
taking things rasv and being always
jiinevhrie else when a scene wen te be
shot, he was riyht en the job nnd want
ing te keep nt it from sunup till sun
down, mid then carry en by lamplight.
It's a nrv. sejit.itlen for a director te
have te be restraining the star as te
give the rest of the cast time te catch
their bifiith, btn Hint is (iurctli Hughe.)
all ever '
It Cost Them About $68
te Make This Baby Smile
for the Mevie. Camera
WHILE "sheeting" the Initial scene
in J. L. rrethinghnm's "The Man
Who Smllfd." it was essential that a
flx-month-eld baby, uppeuring In the
picture, smile and cr, .
Director Edward Slemnn had no diffi
eulti in getting tlm infant te register
the latfr emotion, but when it came te
Inducing the wce artist te produce a
Itrst-elass grin, a real obstacle was con
fronted. All work was held up for the entire
company while the infant was being
coaxed and cajoled, and a statistician en
the "set" at the time, figured the cost
of tlie babv smile at SOS- actual time
lest, electricity used and nil salariis of
thoie in thut paitlciilur scene.
Willie Cellier, Jr., in Film
Among these who will appear in
William Chrbty Cabnnue's next pre
I UCI1011 is vviuie vemer, .jr. J lie iir
..... .. Ill I. a r.nll.,1 "tl'nm.., ..I A.
7-T
' wc
i
ture will be called
quest. "
'Women of Cen-
What Hns Already t Happened
Dorethy Lane, a small-ieien girl,
ambitious le become a screen star,
visits the studies while en a trip ie
iYew Yerk. She meets Latercnce
French, a press agcn, tche becomes
interested in her and secures for her
an important part playing opposite
Jehn Seieard, a famous screen star,
While en location at Cape Ced,
fietraid aik-s her in marry him. She
refuses him and returns te JvYie Yerk,
realliing that she loves Lawrence
French. Dorethy meets Eikhern, a
big producer, iche engages her for an
important role, fiha gees te dinner
tcith Latercnce French,
""1EE, but it's wonderful te see you
vJ ggaln, Dode," Lawrence ex
claimed, staring down nt inc ns if there
hadn't been anybody else in the world.
Fer n moment I forget ether people,
tee; then I realized that the corridor
was full of people, and that most of
these uretind us were looking nt Law
rence nnd me nnd smiling.
"Ne mere wonderful thnn it is te sec
you," I told him. "I saw you this
morning, though, with Sylvia."
"Oh, en the way te the train." He
laughed, ns he took my nrm nnd turned
toward the deer. "She xvns se excited
tlint she needed n gtinrdlnn lucky thins;
I was en hnnd te leek nfter her. I met
.TeJin Scvvnrd in the railway station, nnd
we had brenkfust together. And If he's
right nbeut you nnd I de'n't see nny
reason te doubt his judgment Miss
Dorethy Lane is going le be one of the
biggest stars en the screen within a
year."
Y'eu can imagine hew that made rat
feel ; hearing such news us that, and
being with Lawrence, tee, seemed al
most tee much.
We took n taxi nnd drove through
the downtown section of the city und
then ucress Uroeklyn Ilridge te the hotel
where we wcrq te dine. And nil the
way we passed people en feet und in
the crowded street cars who looked se
tired nnd uncomfertnblo mid unhappy
that I wondered why they cured te go
en livins. I wns se rndluntly happy
myself that I couldn't help wishing hun
piness was like money, nnd could be
distributed among people in the same
way.
And seeing thec crowds made me un
derstand, tee, why Pcrels felt that, even
if she could get a job as n stenographer,
she wouldn't want te 50 back te that
vvnv of earning her living. Yeu work
awfully hard In motion pictures, but
there's n fascination about it that gets
you. even when you've had just the least
taste of it.
We were te dine en the reef of the
hotel. Lawrence had told me. und when
I stepped out of the elevator I knew
why he had selected thut particular
place.
The root wan fixed like the deck of n
ship. There were life pieservcrs lashed
te the pests at the bides, and every
thing wns se snick and span and in
teresting. One part was raised a few
steps higher than the rest, and there
was n dance fleer there and nn orchestra
and eh. such wonderful music ns they
were plajing wheu we came In !
We snt down 01 the main fleer, right
at the edge and far below was tticxvon tticxven
ilerul hniber, all golden in the sunset
light. I could see the Statue of Lib
erty und the army pest ever en Gov Gov
ereor's Island, and ull the swurm of
small beats that filled the harbor. And
there wns one great liner moving slowly
along en its way out te tea I won
dered if I would ever go nbreud.
I haven't the faintest idea of what
we had for dinner; I knew that the
feed was wonderful, but I was se happv
and excited thnt I could hardly eat. I
didn't want te de much but just sit
and leek nt Lavvieuci. and hear him
talk'.
lie was nw fully happy, tee any one
could see thnt. But after that moment
when we met we both felt rather em
barrassed; we didn't talk about any
thing that was at ull personal, and we
tried te talk steadily, because silence
VHOTOri.AYN
Alhambra Mt ruv t s, f.ve. 0145 0
UUPEKT llCGIIES
"Dangerous Curve Ahead
ALLEGHENY r5kn?..rtittBS
WILLIAM S. HART
in "TiinBK-xrenn nn.M"
XdFnTTTS & & THOMPSON BTS.
APOLLU tATIVBB DAII.T
CHARLES RAY
In "SttlAr 1RU"
A Or- ArSl A CHESTNUT Bel IGTH
AKLAU1A in a M Mil 15 P. M
nt'SSHM. SIMPSON I?
"Bunty Pulls the Stnnga"
ACTnD rrtAMvUN & uihajid avis.
'GOOD AND EVIL'
eTP'riMnDi: &isr ualtimere
Elsie Fergusen in "Foetlighl"
rn.MILIK CHAPMN In 'THE 1DI.K CUM'
5CMM0Th WD WOODT.AND AVE
Ul-.lii1'. rTi-c''''" iuii.i
lilt jri!" tAiii
THOMAS MEIGHAN
In "CArPY Kirhh"
m t fPRiRn
Urend & buiqushanna
Omitlnunui 2 until 11
ETHEL CLAYTON in 'Beyond'
riiAKMri fllAPMN In 'THE mi.K CI.bH'
. ,-Z. T-fcw, A f lln.a.1 Jt HnilAP Alft
BKUAU WAY .. 1w e v. Mi
BETTY COMPSON
in "at Tinr, r.vn of the renr.n''
LA11 1 JL. 'd v m n m ib r. si
EUGENE O'BRIEN
in "IS MIT. WOItTH UVINO?"
't-r AMI A 1 G'n ft MapteuetxJ Ave!
LULUIN1AL. n.,e t n i. m
WILLIAM S. HART
In "TlimX-WOW 1IKMI"
nARRY THEATRE
BEBE DANIELS
In "TWO WEEKS WITH I'NI"
CMDDI75Q -MAIN ST. MVNAVf.NK
,11 1IIU.AIIj ilii ' -
"Beb Hampton jiflacer"
M MlHAI-I. Vi:iI.AN'l
rr A IDNiini'lMT 'Hh & OlrarU Ave.
r-lllVlvyv-'l"V 1 MXTINEi:
DAILY
III rr.ui ii V.HIII,.---
"Dangerous Curve Ahead"
i-iun r TllUATRE mil Mnrlmf s,
.'pHOTtH'UYf.
COWMKV y J
f AIV11L.I s A M TO MIOMOIIT
M.Ihl lt OAST In
"Beyond the Crossroads"
VaTTU QT" Til E ATHU lielew "sprulT
3D 1 rl O 1 . matim'i: r.it.y
M.USTAH C"T III
IThejVlanef the Ferest"
PI PRP B0l MAHKivr ,sr '
ULvJUu , n i i; 3e in ii
OWEN MOORE
In "A DHOKCE IIP 'OX EVIENX'E"
P.RANT"-"- ui"a m5
r- i . V,. MA.T,N SATUIipAT
Ethel Clayten in "Beyond'
CIIAJILIE CIIArj.IN lu 'TII13 IDLE CL.UA1
EILEEN
seemed se significant. Put every little
while I'd lind myself beginning n sen
tence nnd then somehow forgetting i te
finish it. nnd Lawrence lighted one cig
arette three times nnd then gave up
trying te smoke wc simply couldn't
keep our minds en things like thnt.
I think most any girl would have been
happy te he with Lawrence thnt night.
He is awfully geed looking, und big,
nnd he. wns wearing white flnnnel trou
sers nnd a dark-blue cent, nnd looked
wonderful In them. 1 saw u girl nt
the next table leek nnd leek nt him,
and then turn and speak te the girl nnd
the two men who vvere with her, nnd
I didn't feel nt all surprised; I was se
proud of him myself thnt I weuldn 1
have felt nmazed if everybody there
had turned around te leek nt him.
"There's a girl ever there xvhe's
nwfully interested in you, Lnrry." I
said, mid he laughed mid tinned te leek
ever nt her. And then he excused him
self te me. quite excitedly, saying, "It's
a girl I used te knew," mid rushed ever
te their table.
It was silly, but I felt hurt. He
couldn't have dene nnythlns else, it he
was te be polite, af course and yet I
hated having him jump up und leave
me that way,
"She lived next deer te 1110 xrhen we
were just kids," he told me when he
came back, a few moments Inter. "We
played around together for years, and
when I was in college she went te
bearding school net far uwny. und used
te come down te proms nnd things v, ttu
me. Pretty, isn't she?"
She was pretty I think maybe that
was one reason why I'd soil of haled
having him leaving me te speak te her.
She had big. dark eyes, and iicr dark
hair was bobbed, nnd curled up all
around in such u cunning way. And
she was dressed beautifully nobedv
would wear clothes like that if they had
te nay their own laundry bills, I de
cided. Lnwrcncc nnd T passed their tablp
when we went up te the dance fleer, nnd
he introduced us. Her nnme was Pris
cilia Graves, but Lawrence called her
Pussy. And. though she was awfully
nice te me, I could see her sizing me
up vcr, carefullv. I was glml when we
went en up the steps aud began te
dance.
1 hnve never known anybody else who
danced ns Lawrence does. And I've
never liked se xvell te dance witli tiny
one else. It's sort of as if something
quite outside of j nu swept you along,
nnd you aren't conscious of reall, danc
ing at all the music cariies jeu.
It was wonderful thnt night, with the
music .throbbing aud siwging ns If it
had been my heart, somehow, and the
rose lights en the little tables dimmed
by the biautv of the moonlight outside,
und the harbor lights twinkling there
rnnTnrr.Ais
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in your locality obtaining, pictures through the Stanley
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GREAT NORTHERN. r M kE
BEBE DANIELS
In "TI1K 61'EKD dim,"
lyPIVDlAI 001 U ft
W.M.NLT STS.
11,11 iiMv, r,t a. an, i:ms
CHARLES RAY
7 K 0
In "MNKTKUN AMI rilYM.Ib"
KARI TON CHESTNUT Above HKOAD
. , ,irt, iw a .M 10 U.1JI', ai.
AUrBTMt PAST III
"SNOW BLIND"
Lehigh Palace UtnMWj
LOUISE GLAUM
In "OKKATEIt THAN I.O E
F IRFRTY bread & 1 ou Sni av,
. .. . . mati.m.i; IMILY
..,.. y'KMA T.MAI0r. In
inc. jivjii vjh inc. uuur"
OVERBROOK 03 and
HABnrnm avu
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG
in "l IIARdi: it
. '"' ' A M '" U 15 I', M.
ELSIE FERGUSON
In "hOMl OK fcOMij'
PRIMPP"QQ 101S MAI.KET STrtnUT
I IWNV-paO s si) a M te 11 15 P.M.
"THE MONEY MANIACS"
REGENT -MAHiur st neiew irrii
IXLUL1' ' Ml A M le 11 1- M
.. I'vin Pinn-.r.i, in
''DANGEROUS LIES"
RIALTO KHMANTOW N-T HM.T
ELSIE FERGUSON
in "niOTUiiinh"
RUBY MA-rtKUT ST rtLL0v"7rH
4 '" v M le it 1-. I M
COMEDY DAY '
AutmnitH li:ijp bprrlnl IWtnrt-H
SAVOY l"U MARKET TtRBET
JTHE GOLDENSNARE"
SHERVOOD'r,:fV,'.r!.'tlrerA
Thes. Mf!aVi.tn "r'J'.. e!ifi !
c"ni.ii: niM-nv , .Tiu: J,f,,K CMhh.
STANLEY rz
POLA NEGRI
ln"ONKAJIllAN NlfiHT
STANTON &firv Wr
II
'"I ru-V's HOMU'u I'l.AV
"OVER THE HILL"
MARYCT hTREKT tim-aW
.... ..w, A , ,
WILLIAM S. HART I
In "TMHi;i:.VV(il(i) iutM,.. '
Vir,T?S'efA"MAIlKl r Jr , ..7 1
VICTORIA ,M'mi-'( "T- J'-1' t."TvV
OUT OF THE DUST"
RIALTO WEST "CHESTER!
1XUK1V1A lALMADnR
SEDGEWICK
Accommodating "Extra"
Just Wanted te "Lead"
A SOMEWHAT dilapidated indi-tt-
xldual with n battered hat nnd
uncrensed nttire necesfed L. M
Goedstndt, the casting director
during the filming of Tem Mclghan'i
new picture, "A Prlnce Thcre
Was," with this questien:
"Need n leading man?"
"Leading xvhatV" queried the d.
rector.
"Oh," nnswercd the ether with n
twisted grin, "lendln' n horse, or
almost nuy thing."
below us. I fclt.ns If I were In fnlrr-
could last forever.
"Pretty wonderful, little girl "
Lowrcnce said te 111c, as lie let me go
when the music stepped at lust I
couldn't answer; I could enlv leek at
I1I111. And then he stepped ever te the
orchestra lender and snld something
and the music began another encore.
"I had te have ene mere there'll
never be another dance like this "
Lawrence said softly, putting his arm'
around me.
And se we danced again. We didn't
tnlk nt all we didn't have te. Thcre
wasn't utij need te tell what wes In our
hearts.
We had te step nt last. And as vxc
went down the few steps te the fleer
Pris cilia Graves beckoned te us.
Te be continued tomorrow
Anether Bathing Girl
Deserts 'Witching Waves"
A NOTIlEIt bathing beauty from the
" Mack Sennet t forces has feraktn
the lure of the witching waves and still
mere witching bathing suits for the dra
matic field. The latest addition is nr
Hue Uurkett, wne hns been selected by
Director Geerge D. IJuker for an Im
portant role in "Stay Deme," his new
production with Garcth Hughes in the
stellar role.
Miss Burkctt has been appearing be.
fore the camera for two years. Darins
this tunc she has been featured in sev
eral comedies by Fex and I'nlversnl. as
well as appcarlnc opposite Muster Ka-
I ten In one of his early pictures. Ile
ccntly she was featured in a special
(series of shett subjects by the Century
Comedy Company .
1'HOTHI'I.AYM
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OTAUCWCA
The NIXON-NIRDLINGERfrt
THEATRES UJ
BEF MOMT r,2r ABOVB MJvrtKKT
SESSUE HAYAKAWA
In "BLACK HOSES"
CEDAR C0Ti CEDAR AVENUI
v-L.iyrti j30 Mnd .,7 Qnd 9 p Ui
THOMAS MEIGHAN
iu "CAPpy niciis"
COLISEUM "nrket bet. COtli & 6Ml
MADGE KENNEDY
In "MAItV. HE CAnEPUL"
JUMBO ?-n0uNT SI- OIIlArtD At.
CONSTANCE BINNEY
In "THE MAGIC CCP"
LEADER 1ST LANCASTER AVB.
fctHEL CLAYTON
In "IlElO.ND"
LOCUST J-P ,ANU I-OCt-'ST bTnEETS
PAULINE FREDERICK
In "THE STINO OP THE LASH"
NIXON MD AND "AltKET STS.
SMILING BILLY MASON
n "IT MK5IIT IIAPPKN TO 101"
RIVOLI 52D ANU f-NSOM STS".
ilVVla MlTtSr-R UAILT
PAULINE STARK
In "THE rORGOTTEX MO.IIA.N"
STRAND aERMANTOWV AVE
WILLIAM S. HART
III "TIIIIBK-TIORD URANO"
AT OTHER THEATRES
MEMBERS OF M. P. T. O. A.
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MONTV UAMih In "THE 00LIEII"
FFEEPR90N 20,h unJ Uauphln BU.
C.OWlN vlATINHi: UA IV
CONSTANCE TALMADGE
'" "MAMMA'M Arr.Ma .
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in "TILE SION ON TUB UOOR'
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