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EVEIHKG PUBLIC LEDGERPHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, JANUARY 23, 1922
"Gfe Daily Mevie Magazine
MARSHALL NFJLAN
HAS FINISHED
"PENROD" AT LAST
iiy CONSTANCE IWLMEU
Hollywood, 'CalJI.
MARSnAUi NniLAN hit. et lntt
nnlnhed "Penrod" net bemuse It
took ee lenjr, but becnuse we Imvc nil
ben noxious te have it completed nud
relented. Tlie combfnntlen of NMlan,
Iloeth Tnrklngten and Wesley 15-irry If
Mire te lr-ld imetb!ng worth seeing.
The print was sent Imrrledly te New
Yerk without n preview here for the I
trade, irtnce the release unie in me i
la almost limclat
Clara Horten. net one of tny favor
ltcs, but a nice girl wltbal. nluys l'en l'en
red's eweethenrl; Marjorle Daw bin
sister; Tully Marshall and Claire Mac-n-,r-ll
hU father and mether: "Sun
shine Sammy." the llttle Celd Dust ;
fPirln nf Hareld Lloyd's cemedlc. it-l
Herman, and "Sunshine's" actual sMer
dens pants te play Vernen. Herman
brother. Quite a cast, eh? lint then. Mr.
Nellan in v.cll considered here for IiIk
BOed taste In spending tnenev. H tiver
th film U non-censerable. It ought te
be.
Charles Kenyen has written n n
story called "Fame." which deals with
the vIcKsitudci caused by the same te
n opera singer. It w H go, into pre
dnctlen seen after Goldwyn s reopen
lug, scheduled for the first of rabruan
or thereabout. , ... ,
The Come On Inn. than which thee
Is none wblcher. was the scene of the
first gathering In a year of sern- f Mn.i
of Ions Mandlng. The return of .TuHnu"
Johnsten te Les Angeles as the rea rea
ien of the festivities. She Is daiKlng
t Pantages In the Paisley Noen c 0.
Prhiin veu saw her en the beards in
the East. Arm it you
gave her a heavy hand
M& M"i n . the Studie Club
together, in the geed old days. She ces
trained at Dentshawn. the school 01
J.nnlnir rnnilllctCll DV HUlll M
and Ted Shawn.
did. I hepe you
, or sbe'a a great
Peril
Afterward r-he did n
, nrk. Yeu saw her
vVlth Fanda Hurley and Helen Jereme
Eddy In "Miit Hebbs." If ou w thn .
But she likes dinclng best, nnd 1 de net
bellevf she will leave the Kage.
Dy the v.aj. Letih ltnird and I.euUe
IiOvelr. neither of whom we have seen
plcterlally for n long time. v,ere i, ilse
Jip Come Un Inn. .Mits ihuiu 1- .''-
ir:..,! tvith the iien"r
..-.I Mian T.livel.1 . veu will
of films.
remember.
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I THE MUI IE FAI'S LbTlEK-UUA 1
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U r.v henry m. xnni.T I j
util.-" "rlillilrnn rvf tie I C1IU.
I Town Idel," "The Butterfly," "Moen-1
; light Follies," "Don't Get Personal,"
"A Partisan Scandal," "Uunia n-.
cog."
AUlKifi lVl-ti "OUOHM n einnii
HV117" "Hhnre Acres." "The Misfit
Wife." "Iledy and Seul," "The Great
or Claim," "Uncharted Scan," "Over
the Wire," "Hntc," "The Infnmeus
Miss Hcvcll," "The Hole hi the Wall,"
"iCls.es "
HOSEMAUV THEUY "Toe Much
Women," "Bosten Blacklc'h Mttle
Pel," "UnexKCted I'laceH," "The
Shoetlnjr et Sniile Bese," "The WInceil
Mystery," "The Great Uve," 7,A
Splendid Harjird," "Kismet," "Geed
Womce," "The Dice of Dcsflny,"
"Cenne-ti'cut Yankee." "Pertncra of
Fate," "Shame." "Flghtln' Mad."
M. 0. R. I think yeu're very sen
nible net te be ctage-strtick. It's un
usual with girls who arc ns craxy
about the stage Hnd tcrcen as you arc.
Most of 'cm think they ought te be
stars themselves. I share your ndmlra-
tlen for Ucbe Daniels. Ne, she Isn't
as quiet as a mouse In real life and
she doesn't wear goggles except when
she drives her nutomebilo. She's full
of pep nnd fun. She was born In
Dallas. Tex.. In 1001 and educated by
private tutors and In n convent nt Les
Angeles. Htic played cnnu parts en me
f.tage between uhoellng periods nnd
was with scvcial stork companies. And
then she went Inte pictures. She Is five
feet live Inches tall, weighs 120 pounds
nnd has black hair and blue eyes.
M. E. S. Wheeler Oakman was born
In Washington. I. 0.. Februavy 21,
1800. Ills address Is CCU Hollywood
boulevard. Tes Angeles. He Is five feet
eleven inches tall, weighs 170 pounds
and has brown hair and eyes.
Eim Uralie I'm se glad you like the
movie page and I m grateful for the
nice things you say. Mary Glynne has
nucr vlMtcd this country. She has
been working with the Easky eu'tfit In
England she's English, you knew
ami has been In "Dangerous Eles" and
"The Bennie Brier Bush." Wjs'll print
her picture as seen as we can get
around te It Uicre are a number of
requests nhead of you. Yes, Klrkwoed
Is certainly ene of the really geed
actors of the bcrcen. He's abroad new
making a picture.
Harry '' Simen writes "I noticed
n very glaring grammatical error In
Anita Stewart's 'Playthings of Des
tiny.' It went as follews: 'Eet Me
Glve Yeu Advise,' Instead of 'Let Me
Glve Yeu Advice.' Was it M allace or
Neah Beery In 'The Mollyceddlo'7"
(It was Wallace Beery.)
Leuis Vetera Pearl Whlte doesn't
glve her age In her biegraph es, but I
imagine she must be past thirty. The
ether things jeu have beard about her
ero net true,
DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
Running WaterB
By DADDY
In this tceck's adventure, Jack
and Janet meet forest folk they have
never seen before, and help save their
friends by stepping a flood.
CHAPTEK, I
Perky Squirrel Stays Awake
JACK set up In bed. He had heard
a sound In the weeds be never
before had heard at night. It was the
exclted chattering of Perky Squirrel.
In the bungalow next deer Janet also
had been aroused from Bleep. She, tee.
had heard Perky Squirrel s clamor of
alarm.
"What Is the matter?" cried Jack,
sticking his head out of the window.
"Why nre you ranking such a racket,
Perky Squirrel, nnd why nre you net
nt home asleep?"
"Ekl Ek! I am making n racket
because I don't want te get drewned.
You'd better get up, tee, or you may
be drowned."
This was lmcl linns. .In fir nnd Jnnet
didn't knew what te lnake of It.
"leu can't get drowned when you
are up a tree," argued Jack.
"Being up n tree will net save me
when Bucky Beaver's big dam floods
the valley with melting snow-water, and
drowns all the forest lelksi" was Perky
Squirrel's answer. Jack and Janet felt
scary thrills run through them nt these
words. More scary thrills followed as
another sound coma te Uiclr ears the
sound of water dripping from the reef.
The Seuth Wind was blowing. The
heavy winter snows wcre thawing.
But the melting snows could net
drown the ferc&t folk, least of all Perky
Squirrel, who lived high in a tree.
Perky must be having a nlghtmare te
think he was In danger.
'Teu are having a bad dream," said
Janet. "Pinch yourself until you wake
up and then go back te bed."
"I am aweke new," chattered Perky
Squirrel crossly. "And I'll net go
back te bed te get drowned."
"The snows melt every spring,
argued Jack. "And the forest folks
don't get drowned by the running wa
ters." "But I tell you, Bucky Beaver Is
building a big dam. and he Is going te
drown every one," chattered Perky,
mere crossly than before. "Come and
el" . . , ,
Jack and Jnnct made up their minds
they would go nnd see. They dressed
quickly, finishing by pulling en nice
new rubber beets their parents had
bought them the day befere for wearing
in the wet spring weeds.
They ran out e the stable and sad
dled their ponies, Trixlc and Tenn, u
"Shew us the way!" cried Jack W
Janet. "We will ride te where BuX
Beaver Is building his big dam." J
"Fellow me," cliattercd Perky SnUr '
rcl, setting off nt n great rate. it.
traveled through the trees, leaping from
branch te branch, while the ponies
te gnllep through the heavy, thawlnr
snow.
Frem every slde enme dripping m
trickling sounds. The Seuth Wind w,
doing Its work fast. It was turelnt '
the snows Inte running wntpm.
"Hurry," chattered Perky Squltr1
"Hurry, and you will see the dammi '
Buckv Beaver Is going te de with hii .
unm.
(Tomorrow will be told hew they nn
BucUy Beaver's dam.) ' una
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A few ilms nge
k.lnnffi te n'ralddie "period, which, after ' heelf -'StMl Anether
nil, Is net se very im .
GEORGE MELFORD IS
VERY ECONOMIC IN
LENGTH OF HIS FILMS
GEOUGE II. MEl.I'Ul-D. producer
of "The Sheik" and. mere recently.
"Moren et the Lady I.ett." featuring
Dorethy Dalten with Uudelpli Ynlcn Ynlcn
tlne In the leading male role, la giving
oil ether directors a close race these
days In the matter of economy In using
film In making picti:r.
It Is net unuual te hear of a director
using up 150.000 feet of film In order
tn art n nlcture that will run around
render signing
One" UKncd If
Rudelph Vnlentlne had served in the
World War. In going after the infor
mation for her, I rnn acres tome mere
Vnlent no "dope"' that will b of lu
tirest te the fain generally. Here Is a
quoiRtien freni my inferninnt, who
Kne's Vnlentlne Intimate!; :
"Valentine was m S5an Francisce
during the war. He tried first through
tb Italian authorities and later through
the United States army reerulting of
fice te join the army, but in each case
was turned dewu bciause of bad eye
sight. "15y the vny. Vnlentlne ha changed
the spelling of his tirt mime from Ru Ru
eolph te Kodelf. Rudelph was used
ml.taltpnly in the tirst place nnd the
mistake v. as allowed te grew. Hew
nk." "Plill.lren tvf the Feud
"That Celby Girl." "Hearts of th"
World." "Rattling Jane." "The Hepe
Chest." "Roots," "I'he Hun Within, '
"I'll Get Him Yet." "Peypy Pelly,'
"Nugget Nell." "Out of Luck,
"Turning the Tables." "Mary Ellen
t'emes te Town." "Remodeling Her
Husband." "Little Miss Rebellion."
'Flying Pat." "Ghet In the Garrett,"
"Orphans of the Storm."
MABEI, NORMAN D Entirely tee
long a list te include the early two twe
reelers. She must have made sceral
hundred. Rut her best known are
"Fatty and Mabel," "Fatty und Mabel
Adrift." "Pat." "Mickey." "Mickey
Gets Ready." "Jean of Plattsburg."
"Dodging a Millien," "The Venus
Medel." "Peek's Bad Girl." "A Per
fect HO," "Sis Hepkins." "The Pest."
"When Doctors IHtngrce." "I'p
Stairs." ".links." "Pinte, Hie Slim
Princes." "What Happened te Remi."
"Head Over HeelN." "Mellv-O" (re-
. , leaded but net ct seen hire).
8000 feet
screen.
Mindful of the necessity for economy
In these times. Mr. Melfer.l caretuliy re
hearses his scenes without once
tn?. se thnt in "Meran of
Letty"
making
eer, Ms nni"e is really Ilndelf and
when finally thrown en tlie ' lcmefelt nc ,j De known that way
sheet-
thp Lady 1
he had very few retftKc". in
'The Sheik" h used up S.0(0
DOROTHY DAVENPORT -"The
Fighting Chance." "Ee'j Weman's
Problem," "Mr. tire of Monte Carle."
EDNA PI KVIANCE-"A Dogs
Life," "The Adventurer," "Flint
in "Kiictianttuent." lias net Hene union .-'rwi. nnmijKme. "ii-nnncr
In pletnres. hur is well known en the1 Arms ' "The Kid." "Carmen," "Idle
stage, it wns her work n the mother Ciahs."
XV. II. C. Mc.. Edith Shayne. whe1
plnied the mother with Marlen Daxlesi
in
iltiO.niKl
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merles of
., film which whs bel'ed down te
7800 feet In the final nletuie. He bet
tered this record In "Mernn of tne Lady
Letty," using only 22.0110 feet et rtlm.
which was boiled down te 0-500 feet
finished. ,.,,,. 1 . ..,
Mr. Melferd 'nvs he II bet n lint with
the next director thnt he can better t'int
record or beat an ether director uu an
economy basis.
Air Melferd certainly hns the edge en
-Tenh Mm. i.reducer et "The MistrcM
of the AVerld." whleh required
feet of film, cut down finally 10
ieh n-lll be relented as a t
four pictures.
Director Finds
Warship Crete I
Very Uncxcitablc
rpHE training accorded officera In the
i. navy does net tend te the melo mele
dramatic. If the c-perlenee had bj
.Tames Yeung, the noted director, dur
ing the making of "The Infidel." Katli
erlne MaeDenald'g latcs-t cemplet" pic
ture, can be taken rh a fair example.
Yeung was in the engine room of the
O'Bttnnen, tbe crack destrnjrr of the
PacliC Fleet, which Captain Culm hsd
turned ever te the jilctuie 1 unipnnj for
making some exntlng stones.
The signal had cmne for full speed
nhead, the second engine was pu Inte
play, and then Ditecter Yeung stnited
te megaphone te the dnef rniufer:
"Man, man. 5en're mippmm-iI te be
rll excited. This is a bi moment , i"g.
Ister Intent-e eTelteimnt.
"We don't get excited below decks in
the navy," calmly replied tlm officer.
And It was nn eloquent toMimeiunl te
the macblne-libe precision and UK) per
i-ent efllclciicj with which Fn-lp t-nm
mans and maneuvers his fighting unft.
Director "Recltcd Ship"
by Use of Shadows
SOME new wrinkles In stage
mechanics were worked out in the
Lasky Studie nt Helly word during
the filming f G'ergc H. Mclferd's
pew production. "Mernn of the Lady
iett.v" featuring Dorethy Dalten
and Rudelph Valentine.
After tbe exterior scenr-j aboard
p schooner had been madn nt sen
off pan Frani'ibee the emjiativ ie
(tirued te the btudle te make cabin
Interior.. The' cabin was erected
en the let en rockers, te thnt the
mippeHcd ship could be made je
"roll" in tle sens by the net Inn of
revsral huky c-tvai, 011 a nnMiig
beam.
Te ?et the proper effect of a roll
ing Mhlp with the camera a elcer
handling of shadows wtii ued. Light
was thrown from n slntlennrr t-ptit-llght
down one of the ship's cn cn
tllaters. Reflected en the cabin
fleo, this light nnd Its altrrnntp
thaije-y en the deck produced n bet
ter illusion of n recklns ship than
can be secured by ordinary menus,
In tbe opinion of Director Melferd,
with Miss Dnvies In "Buried Tiens
nre" that wen her the place in the later
Davics plcttue. I
Mlsn Shayne is of Spanish and Irish 1
descent. She is a graduate of a dra- '
uintic school, where she wait a elnss-'
mate of Deris Kcanc, Mary Nnsh and
Lucille Wathen. On the stngc, she
plnjed with Clnia Uloedgoed in "Tlie
Girl Willi the Green Eyes," ulth Jehn
Mnsen In "Ah it Man Thinks." then
In "The liimiiin" for 11 year's run en
llieadwn.t, nnd for two jenr was Jehn
Drew's lending woman in "I'enden-'
nls " She was nNe lead with William 1
Hndge in "The I'ure for Curables," I
nnd is with bim again this season in I
"Deg I.eve," which will be nt the
Adelphl the week of Februnrr fi. Miss 1
ShiiMie alMe sp'iit (.evernl jenrs In Eng- I
land plajlng the music ball with
Geerge Beban an I 111 ".Milestones" nnd
"At :!.."
She hns ben In only four meviug
pictures the two uuind and "Little
Pepina" 1 her lir-!) nud "The Educa
tion of Elizabeth," starring Blllle
Burke.
IvOj.il F.ui It Eva Novak who
plnjed opposite Hill Hr.rt in "The Test-
inc Bleck." Vn'e gien me an awful !
job In the ie-t of your qucsUena. But
here gees :
II1TIY ' WIPFNTEE -Pin red Hepe,
in "Experience, ' with Constance Bin-
ntv 111 "Smh a Little 1,'ueen," with
Alice Rimh in "Dawn of the Ea-t." 1
with Jelinii Hlnes in ' Rtirn 'Em L'p
Iiarnes."
MADGE BELLAMY "The Cup of 1
I I'e." "I he Riddle Weman." "Leve I
ep Die ," "llnll the Wenitin," j
"Call of thf North "
MJRIN'VE GRIFFITH- -Tbe Last 1
lan," "I.ee Vatf'ts." 'liss Am-I
iritlen Tlilii Ice,' "The Adventure
I Shep." "A Gnl nt Bay. Hie Gill
Problem" "The Unknown Quantity,"
"The ClIn.beiH," "Deadline nt 11."
"The Gaiter Girl," "Bab's Candi
date. Hie Whisper Market." "Hu
man Oellntirnl. ' "Iliendwny Rubble, '
"It Im't Heine Dene This Season,"
"What's Your Reputation Werth?"
"Island Wives." "The Single Track."
"Received Pnitnnt." "Meral Fiber."
MAK. f'ARR- Hnd no Important
parts until ".Mr th Hill": since then
lu 'Thumlenlap" and a picture made
under the working tltle of "None Se
Blind." but net yet leleasei),
IIA.N MARTIN--" V Modern
Thclma." "Her Father's Sen," "Little
Miss Optimist " "Mully Shawn." "The
Sutihct Trail." "I lie Trouble Biibter,"
"Mnry (Ubta," "Her Country First,"
"Littlest rJerun I .uily . "Jiiranily
Snuli-h." "Heme Town Girl." "Little
Comrade." 'Louisiana." "Ills Official
Wile." "Husbands nud Wives." "Seng
of the Seul." ".Mether Eternal."
"Melly Entangled." "Little Miss
Brown." "Parden My Frcueh," "The
Third KUs."
MARION DA VIES "Runaway
Reman" (written by herself), "Cecilia
of the Pink Rwn," "llelle of New
.eik." "April Felly." "The Cinema
Murder," "The Dark Star." "The
Restless Sex." "Burled Treasure,"
"Enchuntiiicnt " "Getting Mnry Mar
ried." "The Bride's Piny." "rieauty's
Werth" (net Tet released)
WALTER M'ORAIL "Within the
I an ' W'nmnnlifWlfl ." 'Iliiut n Asa nf
'l.lfe'" "Miss Ambition," "Black Se-
rret," "Country ( eusln," "Greater
Than Feme." "Life's Twist," "Tlie
Invlblb'e Divorce," "Beware of the
Bride." "Habit," "Plaj things of Des
tiny." "The Breaking Point."
DOnOTIIV GISI1 "The Elttle
MARIE PREVOST "utui-c
Dan"e." "Sleuths." "LnM Ljnne With
flrintten," "IPs Hidden Purpose."
"Ncer Tcn 01d." "Yankee Deedle In
Berlin." "Rcilly's Wash Dnj , ' "L01 .
Ts Blind." "Lae'H False Faces."
TcutNt." "I nole Tem Without tli"
("nl In," "Snleinc vs Shennndenl "
"The Speakeasy," "Down en the
Farm." "The Old Swiiiiiiun' Hele,"
"i.e;e, Hener nnd Behave." " Su.n'l
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