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7fE MOVIE FAN'S LETTER-BOX
By HENTIY M. NEELT
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tresi tlmn I Iikc, nml I'm bflnlnnlnn
te think he Is en the right reaU at Inst.
Jcntt Acker Ktieil for separate main
tcnancc, nnd Valentine sued for diverce.
I don't knew Mis Acker's age, but li
uns born in Trenten, X. .T.. nnd Is 5
feet UK1 luchcH tall. Her addreni new
Is 13.17 OrniiRC drive, Les An?ele. Xt,
I wasn't pnrllctilnrlv impreHscd by her
work with Kthcl Clnjten. I wasn't
iwrtlculdrly impressetl with ,Kthel'n
work, clthfi. .lean 1h cute rneucli, 1
rucs, but 1 couldn't detect any Mcni of
outstanding Individuality about her.),
. . . ,
Ada Rupert writes: "I liked thu
you eaid you did net publish the Valen Valen
tieo letters te make fun of them. And
I knew you nre right in saying
that the girls arc serious when they
write these letters. At lcat the one
whom I knew wan,
"I don't suppose, that j en" would re
member her nnme If 1 told .toil, nut
she wns lu Ricat earnest when she
wrote. , j
"I agree with that person who Rave
this opinion of Gleria. She Is net really
beautiful. Her nose is tee queer. And
her mouth Is nlwajs painted up top un
natural, l am sure sue will peu
Rodelph's new picture. I think that he
H much better In pictures of action
('Sheik,' 'Motan.' etc.) But 'how 'hew
can he act It his leading lady is going
te stand around and pee? There Is
nothing te her acting hut a beaut
show. She always lemlnds me of n
model In a fashion hew.
"uen t ou think .Neima 'l. anil
Itudy would be pretty geed together?
Although she ix nlse en the Saueu
' tpe. and I can't stand Det Dalten, nnd
'I teitainly think she overdid her part
In 'Mernn'; but then, 1 am no movie
critic.
"I agree with jeu about Alice Terry.
' t just love her. And I'd say that Rex
I Ingram was luckv. I hope Ihev stay
happy. Quite unusual. Frem all that
I I hear, it must be an unheard of thine
for an actor or actres te sfnv miir.
I rica te tiic same person a year. I im-
aglne they must feel rather ancient and
unmedern If their mate rentinuen 10
'hang en.' I don't" see why they get
married at all. Surely thpy have enough
examples of divorces out there.
"Rut I buck it's just ltnbit and I'm
I net knocking them, for I'd like te go
tncre myself. Rut T have a little enic
left In my old age and Knew that I'd
never get in the movies."
(Honest I v. I don't think you're quite
fair about Hollywood. 1 II icnture the
assertion thnt there is no laiger pro
portion of diierres out there than thera
U in Philadelphia or Xew Voik "se
ciety." And very many of the meUc
couples have been living liappilv to
gether for years and have brought up
families of children In just the plain,
ordinary way that you and I were
brought up. The trouble is that the
public is Insatiable for all news of scan
dal about Its star, but Isn't the slight
est bit interested in stories of old
fashioned domestic Darby and .Tenn
stuff.)
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CONSTANT FALMR
rteMrw!, Calif. J
O.MK time age GeJuwyH' announced
that tliey were en the hunt for "new
faces" for the screen. TheV have found
two young persons whom they will forth
with train as met ion -picture lumina
ries Wisely enough, it ' net planned
te thrust them before the public. In star
pnrt. hcriildlng them an V'screcn finds,"
but will put them In miner; parts until
they show their ability . ,Klcaner Heard-
inan, n twenty-year-eltr , Philadelphia
ilrl. and William Haines, 'a handsome
twenty-two-yenr-eld JCew 'erker, are
the lucky ones, Miss Beardman has
been an artists' model and;baa bad tome
motion-picture experience. Mr. Haines,
however, has never been before a cam
era, but .showed screen possibilities in
a test given htm.
Pat O'Malley has been added te the
cat of "Rrethers Under Their Skins''
te play the part of a shipping clerk who
was henpecked, by his wife until he
learned thnt women really need u little
cave-man tienMncnt occasionally. Al
ready llelene' Chadwitk, Claire Wind-
jMhi. tiusch andKarsnan , Kerry.
haVe beensljned for th jfcctute. , x
..William V..Mpni,la;Tety;fcjiayaA
these days. AltheuEhhe Jrttfer pm
tract with .T. LV FretalnWktH'prdj
dticer, he la In continual sjeit4by,
Mht enmnanirs. se'lils Jnanacea iiaa
rented him out, 6 te, apeak, te play,
character parts In .two bis productlene.
One will be CTafa, Kimball 'Teunf 'a
n.rt nleiiirv. and til ethr EmmCtt J.
Mynn's V Foel There Wa In which
KSteiie xayier will pmy .ingvvnuiiiini
Meng lias played In, ,threet ether Fek
pictures - "A' Connecticut Xankee"
'Shame'' and 'The Count of Mente
Crlste." Thcdns Bar .did ','A Foel
There Wis" for the same company seme
esrs age. but It la understood that
Miss Tayler's portrayal'ef the princi
pal part will be Radically .different.
J. I.. Frellilngham has recovered from
an attack of Influcnxa and baa gene te
the mountains of Northern California te
enjoy the first vacation atxl rest, he baa
had since he began toVeeuelng Plcturaft
six years age. "The Man. Who" Bra led"
Is almost ready for ar preview. William
Meng takes the title role, while Marcla
Manen, Mary AVjnn, Eddie Sutherland,
and Lucille Ward have Important
Paris. '
Irvln Wlllat Is expected te start seen
en the direction of "The Siren Call"
for Laskcy. The picture Is a pe
dal, with Dorethy Dalten the featured
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Hm3EB!&
Carer'. WIlsMiil
claiocdlteOflt
denartmentjlll
aleANef aeenarlbs, , having dnmeacd
Ia2Z. i- I-...- 'u-jt kill; -XVa i
ctciiii n ivnr ntu u ua.t,
the',O0ldwy!acarle
limn tlie record for the
Nwca' ei
We est
jiUa socially quite recently, and he ,dld
net,'lmpreH us editorially i speaking
at'all favorably, We gathered from hla
manner taat he felt the same aoeut us.
Oh, Veil, "welre just naturally lowbrow
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Argui Ovtf'ytMnisTnifTtfJ
Xh'e co-ed' and her.iplteeh1 .modem
'eelleie ahd ,nlverlty;wHl H;th ;
Ject for the aBnuahfraahman-aepha
morel deWe. leriliht -at 8 pVleckvln
..J. tt.1l 'TIaelMl. That L-0
JAUUIfLUH .
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"V. P." write "Since you declare
that teii maintain that Interesting
corner of the JKvpm.ne Public Ledoer
for the special ufce of correspondent". I
enture te send te ou the opinions,
net enlv of 'myself, but of a number of
Phlladelphians. I feel perfectly free te
express these vlewb te you because we
have met (ye, we did, although you
llen't recall it) nnd our very appear
ance proved you lery opinionated.
However, It's your sort that makes the
world go round anil causes geed shows
In It nwnillleAfl
w imn. . ,. iice alien writes: -i wenucr wei
'And new in regard te that travestj j you b rra, ppcvca jf i werP t0 B
oil iraiisuuMiiiiiiuiiuji, j rc.r lu j ui -ever'
or 'Peter Ibbctsen.' Ma; be Mr.
field Is all rizht In many wan. anil I
scenario even a geed one n mebt dis
couraging job until you are known.
I'm Mitly amused nt our nsking
whether J eer glc people advice. Sure
I'm constantly giving advice. Rut no
one ever takes It. And mnjbc it's a
mighty geed thing they don't.
We disagree about "Peter Ibbethen"
and "The Four Horsemen," but I won't
queriel with you ever your opinions of
"The Three .Musketeers" and "Con
necticut Yankee.")
Alice Allen writes:
'I wonder would
ou
several questions concerning Jean Acter.
Alse, should I ask these questions.
would u object te answering them?
B.
mere or less obliging seu of
and I rather think you will
out. An hew, I'll take n
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crampcil ntl uninterctIn5. Twice I , fijl01"?"
, . u .i....t.... n,M A :,- ' e-ii let
imu eccii ler iiruuui ,ivu, uikii ' 'iflmnre
because of interest, and the second time ,.T' i,., t(1. !. .,. i... ..
;geAmVV?aTndSna,HlS7em
ber of them has come te me a criticism 1 I1",sent t.lmc'' D. d Thl,d,??!rf nle" nle"
ef the plav I var 'a criticism' because tin or mcc jcrsa.' If the former I he
nil their opinion arc alike It Is tills:'"?. tcn ,,c ml,sf b'cr- Innglne
The idea of upliftlhg the community ig giving nnethcr weinnn the chance te set
very geed, but don't try te de it by Valentine! ,...,,,
the 'sob stuff ' ' nw Tpan last night placing n meie
"'And new for the 'Four Horsemen of , "r less inconspicuous part in 'Her Own
the Apecalypse: Ajaln speaking for I Meney.' Did jeu see it. Mr. "Ncey,
a great number of people let me say; and. if se, what think jeu of .lean
that it was cry beautiful, nwe-insplr- 'The above. I bcllcc. was Ethel Clay
ing and somewhat exaggerated. The ten's picture, but de jeu knew thnt I
American predtucis had belter be care- think little .leim outshone hthel in se
ful It tbey'wnnt te held their leputa- far as leeks ate concerned? Rut. then,
tien. The people de net want old 1 1 suppose it is the acting and net the
wounds opened, nor te be leralniled of Phenal appearance that makes H pic
thelr loses. i ture a success. Therefore, though 1
(Wouldn't il he wonderful, or '" m"p,'I ?f n "Jf i J ej'Vi"
would it be terrible if everv one could , hav.,,,te han,d ,Vi ,0J' nit 1, f,tl hJ,
be pleased? Certainly almost every nd 1KC- V't1 ,,0t thiVk, " ?L J .r
one enjoyed 'The Three Musketeers' picture, but I wumj It because it
and it seems as if Dumas himself would "as ' fir meeting wth. lean, and, as
I- nlne,l with the version nf hU ..terr. .ll IllOJ glean f 1 0111 tills letter. -llC III-
T'A Henneetlcut Yankee, in Klnc terests n(e strniigelj .
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nnA Talrnti.rVti. nn mnrnttik attnrrlv hftfnre his death. i-- ... ri
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familiar continents and island-dotted oceans. "W Americans liayc,new te get ac
quainted with the world. Whether we will or net, at last we must get an Understanding
ofeur relation te the peoples and problems across the water." ,
It in a'lirie irMfcufir te meet the lywuzW te which ,
Mr.,Vail referred. ,
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teniely human and interesting character of 'jttipw
tentatieM, tna the fact, that you are being lea tt
'kind the rj in thiixta of world importance.
At yeit lese yeunelf in its pages you wfllna your yeur
telf saying repeatedly, "Well; forth em time T
underitand thtt." .
And then he talked of Europe -and of Seuth'
America with the' eaiv familiarity that another
might talk of Ohie or New Jersey, stating funda
mentals of commerce and economics as one dealing,
net in world conceptions but in neighborhood con
ditions and factf . The world teased te seen' se big
and vague, and complex under the touch of his
understanding. - ,-
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conditions and the trend of 'affairs in America a
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people?
"IJy th? 'nny, de jeu per sUc people
nilrUe? If m, weulil jeu she me your
iIpws en these courses in t.cennne writ
ing, particularly for original sennaries?
Htaff wrltliiff iloesn't leek tinptlns
,cneuRh wr U it better? Could jeu
if commend such n online?"
fl'm serrj I ran't discuss the met its
nnd demerits of the rnrieus teurscs in
Mrenarie writing. Iut 1 will pay thnt
they should he nppteached ery cnie
fully. If you find nn institution thnt
'can point te a number of tenlly Mie-
esaful pupils. It will piebnuly be weith
while te try U. Then. ni piirh InMl InMl
tulleu'. And eet with one wiiirh nl'e
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will find the busiucirs nf deposing of u
I've noticed joiir'epinion of Valcn- '
tine has hanged. I'm Kind nnd, like
jeu, 1 nope lip succeed, no i lrjing
haul enough, -nnjwnj. I think many
people are tee eager te i enilemn him.
With jeu, I voice the plea: "The boy la
yeuinc: she him a din nee.'
"Didn't he put up a Klorieii"- light
in 'Mernn of the Lady Lettj'? Gehe!
I thought he was pleivlil. We'e
found him te be n leulnt he-nun.
after all."
(Veu're ini'taken : nij opinion of
Vnlentlne hasn't (hanged. I hne tald
from the ei stint t lint I thought lie
lind let- of talent nnd I en0 piy
ltlgli pinlse te his w-eil, in the first
pnrt of "The Pour Horsemen." but I
feared from his neit Micreetllnc pie-
tutcd that lie was belli" i-peiled Xe
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