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M "MARSHALL MILAN
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I By CONSTANCE PALMER
i Hollywood, Calif.
MARSHALL NEILAX is known
anions motion-picture people ns n
very iip-nntl-ceinlng young person, but
Inst Monday morning lie established a
new record for hlniclf. He had com
plcted the Aiming of "Her Man" with'
I the exception of n single ccne. He was I
'chcuuleil te leave for .Sew lerk, at lie
had te rush the negative of the picture
there In time for imi early relcaxc. The
only temninlng si;ene of the picture te
hn taken was IhIcI In a railway Mat Ien.
See hew it hitches up?
The camera stepped grinding at '
11:35 and the drccter was Blurting en
hi way for New Yerk at 11 :40. i
The negative of the picture will he
cut en the train, Frank I'rsen. hli co ce co
direeter, gein,? with him for the pin1"-1
' pec.
Le.Urlce .Tey mid Matt Moere haw
'the leading roles in the stei.v. Lately,
MIm .Tey has blossomed out as a De
Mlllc heroine, hut in this new plcttnc, .
for a while at least, nlie will forget nil
her tine frocks and appear as n plain, I
I gingham-clad little country girl. Mr
1 Moere is also of the common or garden
urlety. being a ery small-town edi- i
ter. The story was taken from u Sat
i urday Krenltig I'e"! Merv written hj
(eerge I'nttule.
Mr. Neihui has always Ijepii par- '
ticu'arl.v piuilul te Iu.t stories. I'ml'l
f his "lilts of Life" wen- taken from
that setirre. while he has Just litiNhpil
"Feels First." which was written hv i
Hugh MeNalr Kahler. 'Hugh WilJ
still another lVw contributor. Is titling
"l-oels HM. and. I believe, will of
i Relate en "Her Man."
! fllirt nimlnrnT nTnanl. tn 4nlrA u klir.,'1
trip abroad before leturnlng te Mart1 I never knew whut real comfort was and, of course, you will have them
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convenient than changing one's , giving any parties the first thing
glasses for near and far seeing. tfut te be thought of is the invitations;
T"we film stars who are often uiHtaken for each ether ate xiiuwii abec.
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THE MOVIE FAN'S LETTERBOX
By HF.XRY M. XL'ELY
"Beb" writes; "I have just read the
answer te my letter and T fel prett
geed Hbeut it. I had written a couple
e times befete te ether letter be-s and
received nary an answer, and m I am
all for you. Yeu can lniii my fax or er
ites, knock my ideals and .hntter tin
Illusions (per sub-title) and I will net
ret-ent it. Hew' that for gratitude':
"In niv first letter which jeu did net
answer I nUed you whnt the ctltlcs
mennt by 'William lninum's bchoellHiy
vivle of actlnc' I think he ! geed and
de'iscrvlng of better phtuies ami mete
praise, but what can be expected ftem
a 'Fex' actor? t think Vex has ruined
mere actors nnd plrtuic- than I could
count up te.
"I recently aw two iiictures and I
was of the opinion that the aette in
each was the atne. Heie was the bill ;
Will Rogers in 'The 1'nwHlitig Here
and Buster- Ken ten in 'The High Sign..
1 knew the girl in the 'Unwilling Here
was Melly Malenc. but the one in 'ihe
tligh Sign' who was she?
T"I am giving jeu four of nn t'auir
iics and I will be :inxiitisl waiting te
tee veu xlam them I will he dis.ip dis.ip
ueinted If Miu don't. Here they ttic'
(.'eerge WaWi. Viela Uana. Buck .lenes
liil Klainc Hnininel-telii. (in ahead.
"Thank-, for the cuinpllinent en mj
c-;ilcal ability iYdiiih u great Kidder.)
tffij? "Thanks for answering ni letter.
V$ f ' s "Please note u-c typewriter
veu .re ntitiiuic. i
(Why should 1 kneck-tlne four fa fa fa
vorites'ef jnu.xV Tlie can't help beiuu
what they tue aucl en prebabh can't
help liking them. If jeu could. et;
Would. Xe. sir: I never knock that
!-. net ihen I'm iinlied te
T .lliln't !.en "'i'lie lllch S'lBIl." but I
ami I can't Mand .Mae Munay or (Jleila
Swntijen Hut 1 nl-e can't -intui Mubel
Xermsnd I Theie. I'll bet that's n
geed one.
"And I wonder if jmi can tell me
why I don't like Hetty (.'einpvin. I
i-nw her only once, though, and in 'At
the Lnd of the AVetld.' I)e you lemem
ber it? Was It her fault, or that of
the character "he pertiayed. that "-he
Impiesccd me its tickle. btainle- and
hearties'-, and tettnlnly far from being
worth the rivuliy of three men and the
ultimate death of two of them? Te me
she was utterly inane. Did bhe seem se
te you. and has she -luce luipieu'd, or
was the picture net a fair chide for
! her?
"(ietting back te M. S .1.. I'm afraid
he hasn't read your nage often enough.
or lie d Knew
that he is wtenz In his
statement that your writers ate all ' cln. (iladvs Bieclswcll
silly little Hanpcis. It seems te mc that as Xancy. Wallace
have the press book and the jiauie of the
cirl isn't given. We'd both lie obliged
If some one would give us the info
wouldn't we?
Tli'inka ler using typrwincr and ler
.lgieelng with tne iilmut iccem l'ex ph -tures.
J think the i rules icfer te Fin
num's old-school methods of putting
things ever no subtlety, no repression
A. B. (.'. methods if you knew what
I mean. Seme people like it ; Mime
people don't ami irltn who ically
aren't people at all don't knew
whether they like i or net. but some
body once said something clever iioeiu , ,mi. years age
It. and the nit .is. v he ate tne niimaii the subject, a
quotation marks (wiien tney ie unman
nt all), have added it. I" their Met.k In
trade. Don't piu miu attention t "em.
If you iik Fain'iin, go ahead and like
hiui. I don't. I
"Murv L." writes. "Bully for yeu:
That was a great answer you gave M
S. .1. laM night, and he ought te be
thankful he wrote, for unless I nus my
guess, lie's a happlci man today. I'n
k'Bi, of ieuim1. he's one of these unfor
tunate individuals who udes through
'life en a high horse, gii.iug (eiide-rend-Ingly
down upon us peer, ordinary
meitnls nnd tindlns his keenest pleaMiie
lit witty but stinging cilti"im veiy
nitlsfying te liinitelf. iieihaps. but nil
(he while eating !" his own happi
ness. If he's that type, your letter h.ii
doubtless brought n cynical smile.
"But .veu should wen j If you
haven't helped him. he's hopeless- and
jeu have bellied hundieds of ethers.
"I've been trying for weeks te write
you. ever since you leplled te my letter a,,,,,,,!,,.,.,.
re 'Feter Ibbctsen.' But I'm a henlbly fceiialll i euu
Iiusv nersen. with a job net half s
interesting as yours, and have only new
found time te de se fortunately just
r at a time when 1 most wanted te. I'm
I resent M, S. ,(.'s Insult id you. and
' feel culled upon, as will ninnv auetliei,
te take up amis in your defense.
"I liked that sermon en 'dieamiug
true even though you did get me all
'wrong. Fer what I meant was the
dreaming true us peili.tyed in the pic
ture that Is. the mutual and simul
taneous dreaming of exactly the Minn
thing, and the visible pi oef in the actual
sending of a token which wa premised
In the course of the dream.
"Personally , I've never known this
te happen in any one's lift hence my
ranting le your writer that It was
."uurenl.' De you see.' As for dream
anv number of peructly sane, neimai
and educated folks have been allowing
themselves this pleastiie. and I mod
estly Include myself in that category.
i rue, i lean meie wiaii i wine, iiiici i
the meie I de read, (specially of such i
ausweis as you wtete te ni" and te M.
S. .1., the mete 1 legtel that we cannot .
knew you lierseuallv. net as n movie I
editor, but simply as a man. Fer you '
show net just yeui knowledge of the I
movies, but se much of yourself, ami
one of 1 1n yteatcsf i emplliuents I can
pay you is that te inc. ami uudeubteiliy
te the vast tnajeilty of your re.uleis
you ate se doggone human. ,
"I'll tome back again some time when
the hes jives ie it bieatliiug spell, j
Meanwhile, if I don't utile, you can j
depend upon It that I'm leading and '
enjoy iuj; your Muff, whether M. ,S. .1
appieves of ir or uel lu't that a I
i (insolatien ?" '
Inst week en the Tla .lunna racetrack
when Mary PIckfeid and Douglas Fair
banks made their appearance in the
grandstand. They wie just down te
see the sights, leturnlng the next day
In time for Douglas te work en his new
prediti Hen.
I hear that Itobeitseti Cele is te
ttintn "Ttir, MiLiutn' utlli SrticllD llnv.
. .(,.. ...V ...... '..,.. ...- ... .. ,-
1 aknwa In the leading role. New there
I will lie something, my dears, worth see-
I lug. if they den t throttle If. i
Further news of Intense. Interest 1st
the fact that Chailes Chaplin will seieen
"I'linchlnelle" nsliN tili-t plctuie under1
his new I nlted Attlsts centiact.
Theie has been an eiildeuilc of biith
days for as much of April as we have
hail. Flit of all came Mary l'Ickferd.
then en the lltlu Marshall Xeilan. I'n- I
fei Innately he w7i en the ttnln. as 1
told you befete, and didn't take a me- J
merit ftem his film cutting te leek nt
the Arizona deseit. Charles Christie. '
the famous comedy producer, celebrated
his in New Yerk en April 13. and then I
he and his well-known brother. Al, I
planned te May In town until May .".
their mother's anniversary. Levely
(Jlalrc Windser ruw the light of day
en April 14. and the Kith is Charlie
Chaplin's celebration. All in all. it is
a veiy eventful month.
Jackie Coegau. who is being starred In
"Oliver Twist," is making his mother
lend the novel te him. a chapter at a '
time, c-vety niglil befeie lie gees te srcp.
The picture itslf premises te be of some '
moment, vvtiat witn l.en nancy n I u-
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en lie! It's a consolation. Se is the
perfei ily vvendcrliil Meed of lettets that
luive come te me Mine the "M. S. .1."
epistU letters -i, iiverwhelmiiigly per
sonal and loyal that I'm afraid it
wouldn't be geed taste te publi-li half
of them I din enlv tli.nik the wiitei-4
tietn the bottom of my he.ilt.
I didn't knew veu weie takinc the
scientific view of "(lienuiing trtn." but
veu'll rind that even this pan of "Pctr'
Ihbelsen" is net iiiinal I remember
in in; euilv studies et
Mink by a mini named
Ilud-eii. i ailed. I think. " I'lie Law of
l'sychlc I'henemeii:.." It 'va- wntt"n
In very clear, itinlei stainlable luuguuge
and. vhile tin' modern IiikIi -in ew
psyihie investigateis si oft at Hudsen,
1 found him most helpful.
I think what you Miy about Hie uu -laveratiV
impression Hetty ('omrsseu
made en you in "A ti.e Lnd of the
World" is really the greatest compli
ment veu leiiid pay hei . .lust step te
nnalvsu' the story for n moment ami,
by the win, this is a pretty geed fe
tor anv i liaracter perttayal ami ask
"Is that ihauieter. as intended by
the author, uu adiiiiiabli h'i-eii and
one whom I would l'ke'.'
If the answer js "no,"' then a geed
in ter or in tress will ad it in sieli a
way as te give veu the sai.ie uiii'.tvor uiii'.tver
ub'e iraitien that the etigiiial i hai
niter would give veu If you get a
f.iveinbh personal i anion ihete's
something wrong vvlih the int'-rpietii-
ticui-the n'ier is forget l in; In-, lele
nd letting his own per-
th rough.
"TAMING OF THE SHREW"
BY SOTHERN AND MARLOWE
Lyric Revert. ug te i emedy , K, II.
Setliern and .lulia Marlowe last night
presented "The Taming of the Shrew."
and whlle"the. perfeiniance (eiild bald
ly be -aid te be as wonderfully shaded
and vveli-i untitled as that of "Twelfth
Night." Tuesday. It was in all lespciti
a i K.'dltahle pioductlen.
The Hither lehiitt and physical coiu ceiu
edv of this htery of the reformation of
a vixenish and chicwl-h young woman
was bieught out te the vetv best of it
liiheient duality. Mr. Setliern was a
Inr. wIlv. bless you. I'm one of the must Prtruchie of naits. once again pointing
H& sentimental and dreamy folks you'd ever toward his superiority in the great com-
Kjl( 'want te inert -anti Juki new most of 0d itdes of the "Haid." His wife
fTOiV' the dreams are of u little white nnd was convincing as the termagant, and
W'l&SSjVJcreen cottage or perhaps a two-by-four even liner In the scene of the latter part
cvWa .apartinent- wmie wirt ni iiivu iici, any et tne piny vvaercin sm- is scu-u
fe. M war. for lie'n asked me and 'he's mine clia.stened, lniiuble wife. Hewland Buck-
Sykes, and J'ayler (Irnves as (.'hailie
Bates.
Katlieilne MaeDeualil is moving ever
te the Leuis B. Mayer studies, where
she will make her pictuies in 1'utuie.
Krances Marien is ba 'k in our village
and is busy preparing the continuity
for ( '(instance Taltmidge's pcxt plctuie.
"Kat Is West." Ne word has yet
come as te Sister Nerma's new vihirli
Douglas Mael.eau is making a new
i emedy called "The Sunshine Tinil."
which James II irne is directing.
MATINEE MUSICAL GIVES
ANNUAL SPRING CONCERT
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Introduced in Delightful Program
The Matinee Musical lub gave It-,
annual spring concert al he Bcllviie Bcllviie
Stiatfeid last evening, and some very
attriutive and novel features weir in
troduced in a charming program. The
Lemeil was sheu befete an audience
which rilled the ballroom te its utmost.
capacity .
The elchestia of the Matinee Mii'ieui
opened the uincert. being led by bi
'i'huddeus Bich and playing three num
bers liv Haydn. T.schaikewsky and lil
let. This was followed by au ensemble
of nine harps, led by Ooiethy John
stone Baseler Mrs. Bafeler has in
this one of t'ie largest and best limp
ensembles in the leuntry. the plevliu
of which whs astonishingly well In tunc
ul.i.n tli.. iliflu'iiltr of iiettini: this li'iin
her of harps into exact tune In the hrst
place is lensldered. te sUy nothing id
the gieater difficulty of keeping thim
In mui! In an open loom The nine
membeis of the ensemble played with
out their netcH nnd with splen lid pie
cihien. geed ihyilini nnd beautiful tone.
Tliey played u lomaece nf liasselmaii'ri
uiid'ii marche uillltniie bv 'eidalle. at
th dose of which a diminuendo ending1
veiy softly was skillfully piedured.
The chorus, under the dliectluii el
Helm l'ulaskl Junes, hhevved an '
lelleut balance of the various parts,
with geed tonal qualitv and volume j
Mrs. Lines, taking advantage of the
vaiieus instiuinents nt lommend. had
tried the novel effect of arranging some I
well-known nmpei.it ions for chorus of i
wemen'K voices, with aciemnaniineiit of I
string fpiarlet, haip ensemble and piano
with ituideiiial vocal and Instrumental'
hoIes, 'liie experiment was very sue- j
cessfiil. the airaiigement being skill -fullv
and effeittvely done. All the com
positions were performed with taste bv I
both soloists and cheitis. the latter
doing some espeimllv geed work In
niiaiue and dynuiun The wniksi
were Moskewskl's Scienade." Saint
Saen's "The Swan. ' with (elle mid
obbllgale by It nc Hubbard: Schu
bert's "Ave Maria." with soprano sole
bv Dera Milieu Heffman: Sibelius'
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Alvah liiadley . David's "Cliaiinant
Olsieiu." vvlth sopiane noIe by Hilda
Belter and tlule ohb'.Igiite by Jehn
l'l-chcr. and Bi.et's "Agnus Del."
with sopinue sole by Sarah Hun. I ami'
violin obbllgate by Fluience Haenle
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