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T&4KS MADE IT
MIGHTY WET DAY
IN THIS STUDIO
FOR YOUR SCRAPDOOK OF STARS
By CONSTANCK PAIIKK
Hollywood, Calif.
TTEBTnitDAY wbh Oelchvyn dny for
' rip. I always leek forward te It,
tmt hesitate te go tee eftrn, for tlier
hare te "end rar for mc, peer thing'.
Hilt the studio In wny off at Culver
City, rt) I couldn't very well walk it.
Itupcrt lluslipx. blessed, charming,
clever mnn (there, new I've committed
myKelft I admire him Immensely !)
la at work en "Remembrance," which
he net only wrdte the ntery nnd con
tinuity for, but Is directing.
When I watched them two weeks
ace, they were crying, and they were
Btlll crying yesterday. Tears flowed
like mountain torrents. The particu
lar occasion was the death of every
body's father, and the family wan
grouped outside the deer of the .sick
room. Ne, I'm net making fun of It.
I was sorry.
Pntsy Utith Miller, her arms around
Cullcn I.nnilK was huddled en the
stairs; Kate Lester, who plajs every
body's mother, and In this cae a very
proud and haughty one, was crying In
the foreground, while little Lucille
Uluksen and Dana Tedd were being
sorry In the background. Several
daughters were weeping in Intermit
tent groups.
I rather think that this picture Is a
'sort of companion -piece te "The Old
Nest," in that it is a "father story,"
while that threw the sjmpathy te the
mother. In "Remembrance." the fam
ily drives the father unmercifully te
make mene for them, the struggle i
eventually culminating In his Illness
and death. i
, I
JT IKK Lasky's, Reldwyn lin enl. two
f- companies working at the present
time. As we innocently approached
the second f-et we heard the melodious
Telce of Rowland V. Lee. the director,
rear "Quiet':"' se we lied like fright
ened sheep. As we bounded ou, the
Sobs of llelene Diadwlek followed us
pitifully. It seemed te be a day of
Berrow. The picture In this ense was
"The Dust Flower," continuity for
which was written by Charles Krnyen.
Defeated in our nurnese. we amused
ourselves by looking at the ether sets ....
for the picture. Cedric Clbbens has, Jesephine .Martin, 42(10 Wiley read,
again done better than ninbedy else. ItctxJmoed Rudelph Valentine doesn't
I de wish you could see the marvel- tp hls but T llIl(,er!,tnt,j hc j,
eus detail, the beautiful porcelains, the . , ,, ,
soft colors nnd rich stuffs of the uphel- nbe,lt twenty-hve. He was nern in
Btery and the richness of the furniture. Castcllaneta, Italy, nnd was graduated
The rooms are the sort one would want from th mllitarj and agricultural col cel
I? UVPJ"T,mt U f"'1'''1 1,"te,s tlmtileges in his native land. Agriculture
i mffi." s" id ' . i "ns ,ltH vocation before he came te this
And THEN. Mr. Dlx came along and ,.,. n,.r(i unnhI , slpnk nK.
she was going back te Hnlljwe.id. took ,If.h ,, fe(lnij h,K tacnt for ,,nllclI1(r et.
me home. I invited him for tea upon f)ni(, th(, ,)st mcnt)l( of mMn ft ,v.
"'V'r'Xr::" "' " "Ti".InB. He went en the stage-in musi.-al
,k ...... , ... '" :"" """ I fclimm
ls
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SAN CARLO COMPANY
GIVES SPIRITED "TOSCA"
Brilliant Performance of Puccini
Werk at the Metropolitan
The first performance of "Tesca"
by the San Carle Opera Company dur
Ing their stay in Philadelphia at the
Metropolitan last evening proved te be
one of the high spots in the season of
that company. It wns unusually spir
ited, even for this company, which per
forms everything with enthusiasm and
verve.
The cast was very strong, the three
principal roles befng taken by Annn
Kltclti, as Torch; (julscppc Agestlni,
as Cavaradessl, and Jeseph Rejcr, ns
Scarpia. Miss Fltzlu was an excel
lent Tesca in appearance, voice and
action, nnd her conception of the role
was delicate and nrtlstic. The famous
arias, especially "Vlssl d'nrtc" were
flnrlv sung. Mr. Agestlni was in ex
ceptionally geed voice, singing the
beautiful "ilccenditn Armenla" with
splendid effect and being fully equal te
all the demands of the role, vocally" and
dramatically. His defiance of Senrpln
in the second act was an exceptional
bit of acting.
Mr. Reycr, as Scarpln wns net in
the best of voice nnd had difficulty at
times In making himself henrd above the
heavy orchestration. He acted the part
well. The miner roles were well taken
by Messrs. de Ulasl, Cervl, Tudlsce,
Perez, Caneva and Miss Klinevn. Mr.
Perenl allowed the orchestra far tee
murh volume of tone and mere than
once the singers had te exert them
selves te be beard clearly. The stage
settings were very geed nnd ns the
curtain rose en the last net showing
the city from the top of the prison they
broke into applause. The performance
went with spirit and at the same time
excellent finish from beginning te end.
Tonight the "Ilnrber of Seville" will
be sung.
"Carmen" at the Matinee
In the afternoon nn excellent per
formance of "Carmen" wns given be
fore a geed -sized audience. Remee
lieHcncc! as Den Jese nnd Henri Scott
us ICscamille were especially effective
both as singers and actors. Nina
Frnseanl made a geed Carmen and
Elizabeth (Jutmnn wns adequate as
Mlcncla. The ether members of the
cast were the same an at the .opening
performance et the opera.
An interesting feature of the after
noon wns the presence, en the Invita
tion of Mr. Oalle, of forty guests. from
the Heme for Retired Musicians, in
tlermantewn, established by Theodere
Prcsjer. Several of these musicians
have hed carrera en the operatic stage,
one wea the conductor of an opera
company and several ethers have taught
opera singers.
HAITOWITSCH HECITAL
Dllnd Russian Violinist Gives Diffi
cult Program at Wltherspoen Hall
The blind Russlnn violinist, Abraham
Haitewltsch, gave ft violin recital at
Wltherspoen Hall last evening that was
well attended,' nnd the program wns
very much enjoyed, the violinist re
sponding with several enreres.
The first number nlnyed by Mr. Hai
tewltsch was the Rrahms Sennta In D
miner, which was given a careful and
musleianly rending, and especially ef
fective were the second and fourth
movements.
This number was followed by the
Paganlnl-Wllhclmj Concerto In D ma
jor, and for the third nnd fourth pnrts
of the program groups of small classics
were played, Including numbers, by
D'Ambrosle, Achren, Hubay, Aulln,
and the concluding number wnH the
brilliant "Souvenir de Moscow," by
Wlcnlnwski. The violinist wnB ably
assisted nt the piano by David Sha Sha
pieo. Drexel Hill Heme Elects
Thn Drexel Hlll-Qarrctferd Heme
nnil Scheel Association haw reorganized
and elected temporary officers, who will
serve until, next June, when the annual
meeting will tie hem. 'ine election re
sulted as fellows : President, Walter 0,
Redding; vice president. Miss S. Ellzn
heth Kirk : secretary, Mrs. Charles R
Webb ; treasurer, Mrs. Charles A. Wag-
ne.
XMAS NOVELTIES
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ANITA STEWART
THE MOVIE FAN'S LETTER-BOX
n HENRY M. NEELY
atere-enke te go with it. We talked
of mnnv things, nnd I never realized
before that any of them were se In
teresting. Apropos my nunt. who Ih a very
keen , woman, watched me talking te
Iludejph Vnlentlne one dny, and said
afterward, "Cennie, you anil Mr.
Valentine remind me or a snake anil a
shows and found himself In Les An
geles when one of them closed. lie
drifted Inte pictures there naturally.
He had a small part with Clara Kim
ball Yeung in "Eyes of Youth." June
Mnthis. who wrote the script for the
"Four Horsemen," saw It nnd rcmem
btred him. When Ingram started plans
for the "Four Horsemen" she urged him
bird. Yeu have the most fascinated te send for alontine. Yeu knew the
xprsieii I ever saw." I wish she i rest. He is married te Jean Acker, a
could) have seen me yesterday ' picture nctress. but she Is suing for
separate maintenance nnd he is suing
for divorce. It's n pity you enn't read
the testimony. Perhaps you wouldn't
have cuch a strong admiration for him
I if you did. I'm net gein; te give ycu
ALL THE MILLIONS
SPENT ON FILM
ARE NOT WASTED
the address's et New Y'erk studies
where nu might apply for work be
cause there's no work te be had and 1 i
won't be a pnrtj te your going ever
there nnd eating your heart out. My
dear girl, there are thnusnuds of capa
ble end experienced actresses begging
for jobs ever there rvjnt new. I learned
lnt week that a woman who is the fen-
tuted player in one of the preinin-nt
films new being shown here took the jeh
at S7." a week because she couldn't get I
anything else. She used te get $400 a I
week.
New Neah Rcery and Wnllare Reery
are brothers.
.Margaret anil .Mn nelle I imc an- j
swere.l most of our questions about '
Rudelph Va'entlne. Yes, lie will prob
ably send you a photograph if you write
him for one and inclese twenty-five I
cents. Address him rare Lasky Studies, ,
Hollywood, Calif.
Inquirer Serry te have kept you
waiting, but I found it difficult te get
the Information you wanted. Address
Hebby Connelly, cure of I,ew Gelden,
Palace Theatre Rulldins, New Yerk.
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MOST of us have heard that jnrn
about Nere fiddling while Reme
wns burning. In fact, we hae seen el
least one distinguished artist's version
of the affair which shows the Reman
Emperor sitting en the front perch of
the imperlnl palace looking very much
as if he had just come from the saloon
en the corner after a hard night with
the bejs.
It has been snld thnt Nere touched
a mutch, or whatever was the euulva-
lent of n match in these hnppy timer,
LITTLE
BENNY'S
NOTE BOOK
By Lee Pape
could he bin thinking of? Wat ha'p- i
pened?
He was eating n apple and he was i
eating it se slew it wns dlskusting te
watch him, se I grubbed It off of him '
and ate It rite te show him hew. nnd
he dclibritly called me a theef, I sed. (
O eat jour supplr, sod pep.
Wich I did.
Last nltc I came in te supplr with
one eve all rite and one eye all black
and blue, ma snjing, Renny, you bin
fighting, leek at your face. Wich 1
could Imagine It without looking, en
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;,.::.'" "":;'.:. "'l B . Your a fine looking site, you are.
touches en a nerfect dny,
However. It appears fairly well set
tled thnt Reme burned ami thnt Nere
was amen' these present and thnt hc
didn't distinguish himself by leading n
bucket brigade or by making rescues
from extension Indders or an thing like
that.
wat de you slppese the Teccc Confer
ence In Washington will sa wen It
heers of this
I dent care, I nint going te leeve
enybedy insult me te my face or eny
ware elts. I sed.
flood for you. well spoken, sed pep,
nnd inn sed, Wy, who insulted ou?
Hnre the Middleman's Profit Tf?
Furniture $
Novelties B
And it also would strike the average vf .ltd tlmv snv? Wat hnnnened''
person taut the whole business was a That dam slss'ey I'ersev Weever In-
waste ff time and money. The point suited me and I aint going te stand
te be made here is: still and be insulted, espeshilly by him
Would It have been such a total less , or enybedv elts, I sed.
If a half-dozen cameramen had been Geed, thnts the way they tawked wen
(hooting old Nere while he wns posing nighthoed was in flowers, sed pep, nnd
en his piazza, or while he wns doing ma sed, Well of cerse If j en were reall
whatever tie really did nn that famous insulted thnts dlffrent. Who did it?
o-ensien. and a few score mom of com- Wat happened?
f ra men had been out around sheeting Yes. slip us u few dct.iiK sed pep.
the rest of what was happening te Reme Wich I did. saying. I nlnt going te
at the same time? leeve I'crse Weever or enjhedv elts I
Cnn you" Imagine hew murh mere the jail me a theef. espeshlUy Iere I
lads and lnssles in school would enjoy eevr. I bet he went call ine a theef I
history if thev could see Reme burning "n in " h""5' f, J0" ,n"k l I(,"k
i .i. ... i,... .1 . i :i i !.. u. bad. you awt te see him. I sed. I
" "1- ".:,;," . ""''" V ' . " Thats a bail name te call a Potts ami
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en gowns for Claire Windser for one
picture. Rut after a time it dawned
en ine that once a picture Is completed
It is there for all time. It isn't like
the epeken stage where changes can
be made from time te time and old con- J
tumes replaced. Kverything in the I
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architect bul' s with such
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let, or is tucked away in the attic,
lU continues te live en the silent screen,
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ORfrHEUS QUARTET SINGS
Gives Concert at Dellevue for Bene
fit of Charitable Institutions
An Indian program was presented at
a concert given by the Orpheus Mlxijd
Quartette in the ballroom of the
llcllcvue-Stratferd last evening for the.
benefit of the Kensington Neighborhood
Heuse and the Richmond .Soup Society.
Thla quartet Is well known for their
costume and scenic concerts In seasons
past, nnd It was ft, unique l$e te glte a
series of the most popular Indian song
with corresponding setting and cos
tuming. The quartet consists of fcdne Hnr Hnr Hnr
woed Ilnughcr, soprano! Clara Yocum
Joyce, contralto j Philip Warren Coeke,
tenor, end Donald Itcddlng, bas.
Alten K. Dougherty played the accem-
el paniment, wiuic uiementc Jinrene as
d fisted with the flute In several of the
arias.
Three of the best known composers
of Indlnn mele'dlcs. Llcurnncc, Cele-
Iij .r, 'i .
riujrciHjTOr ann uittman Wert i.
uicuj me mnvcn uring opened
Iete Seng from tW'itcd
...., ii i t .
iiuuiru uy jjieurnnre, sung br '
Cedttii
man'a "Bhanwls," "Spring- Sei ftK! 1
"Watcrn of Minnetenkn,,, by rT'"
nnce, nrranged as a duet, and win.u
Miss Haugher and Mr. Redding, ' 4
"9.uJ?.rtcllnn', ?Z? !.Lwlthni'ndm.i
xne nunsci iran. VTWe of thlki;i
rendered of the numbers' u..B.Wfl
Joyce's singing of the aria from nS'l
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