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EXPERTS IN CHARGE
OF NEWSPAPER
INSERTS IN FILMS
nrtlU 1 nm willing te ignore lcjnl
Kvhnlcftlttlea se long ns the essentials
of fttndamcntnl mernllty nrc net tee
lirnnlv flnimled. And. ns 1 w? It
with my shert-alghtfd eyes, the present Unco.
fusi is mostly n mnurr ei ine i-nni
rnllfl of the lecnl cede. However, T
may be wrong in thnt. 1 usually nm, rlnrncter of n certnin role U "planted"
DID yed ever slop te think who
writes the newspapers you nee re
produced In motion pictures?
There U ccnivelv a film released In
which ,1eurnull(tle '"Inserts" of ene sort
or nnether de net make their appear-
Per inns the heroine first learns
of the here's false nrref-t through an
excerpt flashed en the screen or the
ivrnn
I cannot possibly print all of tlm
nnswers te "A. F.'s letter, but some of
them fellow,
"A. W." writes: "This Is an an-
by a magazine layout of Iho "Prem
Inent Clubman" In characteristic peces.
At nny rate the. modern motion pic
ture studio finds It desirable te retain
In its staff of film editors several ex-
newspaper editors, particularly ipiall
swer 'te 'A. t'.'s' letter of May 24. 1 ' fled te dtipUcntc styles of newspaper
really tlilnk jeu were meant te laugn nt.-i-.
I hope jeu were! tint, In case you. The 1,nky West Coast Studie, for
weren't, or In cae some of your readers Instance, hns for this tjpe of work a
take 'A. F.' seriously, I feel called statt of !ctii or eight former newspaper
upon te answer.
"blrst, Kodeipn
Valentine's love-
men.
Besides this the studio printing dc-
two-page magazine. "lay-out" in "Miss
Ulebbs." ; i
And se It gees. Newspaper ' tnaia
r.lne "Inserts" vary from three te fifty
in the nverage motion picture. And se
the vigilant producers have ciperlenced
Journalists right en hnnd te write thwu.
"baptists meet
$50,000 Expended en Religious Ex
tension Werk
The nnnunl meeting of the Raptlst
Union of Philadelphia and vicinity was
held yesterday afternoon and last night
In the Temple Unptlst Church, at Tiega
and Twenty-second streets.
The meeting was opened by Hay Ij,
TiniKnii. nresldent of the organization.
Incentive reports disclosed that?50.000
hnd been expended en general religious
extension work nna domesticating ior ier
elgners, Following the afternoon ses
sion a supper was served.
The Hcv. Charles II. Sears, execu-u-n
secretary of the Unntlst Mission
ary Reclety of New Yerk City, spoke
making Is sickening; he is whole-seuled partmenl carries a large and expensive
and big-hearted only In that he is heart, supply of type liv which nny make-up
and soul for Hodelph. can he duplicated, either American or
"De net a divorce nnd remarriage foreign.
Inside of si months tend te 'blemish' Instances galore will be recalled of
any tu Me nees nor lergcc nic ine use ei newspaper mcris. inere
public; he pci-s before the camera continually.
I have n feeling also that Hodelph
last night en
lzntien
'Obstncles te American-
HONOR JUDGE PATTERSON
Retiring
at
will be 'fat' and 'pudgy and unable te
'come hack.' while Otis Skinner takes
his place with Set hern, Drew nnd
Cumniings.
"Nnturally. 'A. V.' thinks Hodelph
would 'improve "Foel's Paradise" ' ! he
would have put the finishing touch te
n play for which Cenrad Nagel was
much tee line And Gleria would have
fitted in, tee just like Hodelph."
Jurist Will Be Guest
Rannnwf Tnnlnht
was a four-column newspaper "loyeut" T , i.,, ..ii.n r..Mnn
of racing cars nt the start of a dash "' VO'.'T'p.nni rJ, 1 1
in "Toe Much Speed"-plctlue where. ! 'T,J! tern. ion I 'leas Court Ne. 1
through a trick, the cars were ma.le te . will he honored tonight nt a dinner In
t.7emnnncrnl'V '" ,"0tl0,, " M'C "' j "rh" mSbers'Tndudn the most
In "Acress the Continent." nnether ' prominent names In business, social,
automobile picture with Wallace Held. F," ."""i'V10.'?' 27l ?i?
a page "ad" Is -ecu In a nationally known i All the -ludges of the City and State
mniMiziniv nn ml ilesicned niul set nn l ;."""? "".' '"- i" ""
right in the studio. Placing the star
Courts will be present. Governer
Sproul nnd Mayer Moere will be among
the speakers
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JKAX BCUNKLIi
We will hf glnd te pulliah the picture of surh screen players at are
tuggesteti by the fans
THE MOVIE FAN'S LETTERBOX
By HEXRY M. XKELY
"Hecter" writes: I have been n ' thought it a very beautiful nnd Tcry
reader of the "movie" column for some finely acted picture.
time. When I first began te read it it "Le you rcmember Kathlyn Wl ,
fas rwxllv worth readme. Hut new. Hams in 'Kathlyn s Adventures n
instead e finding anything nbeut the lndln'? Can you tell me who her lead- ,
particular stars, all I find is ether fan-, Ing man was nnd If he has ever ap-
opinions of them. That does net Inter- reared acam In pictures.'
est mc in the lent. I hop you will "Sehlldlsraut certainly Is an artist. ,
write bemetning mero inu-muiiK i u.- - -f - - ";;.; " ' vHeva thnt
liirnrfl imii iii:ii iii win iv u"',i,'. -' --. -, - - --- --- -
the following (luestiens:
1. Where is Gleria Swanson s home
town and what Is her real name;
Bnsulle .tarltsen writes: "This 1 my
first offense, but 1 just couldn't resist
nfter tending 'A. F.'s' letter.
"I certainly nm glad you turned her1
ever te the readers of jour column, but
te my mind she should be turned ever te
the 'cops.'
"Til bet you will receive n bunch of
letters agreeing with her (1 tnke It for '
granted A. F. la a girl n man wouldn't
t lie se silly, would he? but then, ten,
, I'll wnger tlure will be just as many
disagreeing with her as de 1.
"She says he Is big-henrted. All
1 right, maybe he Is. But she spoils it
ey going en te say he is unblemished.
I might have let the 'big-henrtedness'
go If she didn't ring in the 'unblem
ished' stuff. I wonder has A. F. been
reading the newspapers lately?
"A. F. seems te think Kudy Is good geed
looking I fail te see It. Though there
la something strangely attrartiv" nbeut
him. I'll admit. He Is by no means n
geed actor. He N tee Miff and uncer
tain of himself. He has been dubbed
'thn perfect lever' I wonder why?
I've seen levers en the screen who out
shone him n hundred te nne. yet they
never even receive honeinhle mention.
"I recently saw this wonder-man in
'Beyond the Hecks.' nnd of nil the
trivial, nonsensical pictures I ever saw,
that takes the prize. I don't l.-new
whether te blnme It en Eliner Glyn.
Gleria Suansen or Hodelph. but. take
It from mp. thnt Glyn-Swnnson-Vnlen-tine
trio ought te bf given the gate.
(Excuse the common expression, but
that's the way I feel nbeut these peo
ple.) "Didn't she have some nerve saving
such things about Pet Dnlten? Why
I think Det's a pencil. And as for
' S wanton being better suited te Det's
I pnrt in 'Foel's Paradise' eh, I have
! te laugh.
Vfter reading thW letter would yen
the writer Is just about
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de movie actors held the telephone re- a" wild about nlentlne ns any flapper
celver In their right hand?" i of eighteen can be? ep! bad ns he
, Is, 1 love 'Im.'
It 3. Is Jlary -Miles .Mintcr niauing n
picture new?" What Is her latest pic
ture? V3. Hew did HIchard Bnrthelmess get
Inte the moving pictures? nas he any (
children ? , '
j -i. Is Betty Ompson married nnd
xihnt is her real name'1
fi. Hew old are .Mildred Davis and.
Agnes Ayres?
6. Hew long hns Alice Terry been
making pictures'
7. Hew old ii Euzene O Brien?
8. Who Is Betty Blythe?
9. Hew old is Mary Phllbln? Where
does she come from? What Is her ril i
name?" In what pictures has she
played ?
10. Is Dorethy Dalten considered
pretty?
11. What stars have natural red
hair? , ,
12. Ts Mnrjerie Daw's hair naturally
enrley?
(Honest, fans, that letfr nctuallv
came in just "ns is" ; it i-n't faked.
Chastened and humbled, I bow my had
...j ...Jmt nw fnfllntrtj It ii r hrrn's tht'
peint: Are such things really of mere fe "Mlm.
(I Imagine they held It in thMr right
hand, se they can hear with their right
ears. But hits of 'cm are left-eared,
tee.
Several people have spoken most
favorably e "Earthbound." It was
shown sonic time age, se nnturally It
has gene into liivtnry and we are con
cerned mostly with discussions of up-te-dat"
things.
I'm net absolutely sur of the lending
man in that Kathlyn serial, but I think
it was Tem Snntchi. Charles Clary
was the villain, as 1 remember It. 1
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neral interest than the discussions
we've been having? If I get live let
tars telling me U answer these ques
tions that that's th kind of stuff you
want I'll answer 'em and act accord
ingly In the future. I'm always willing
tt) oblige.
P. S. T won't print Ven Strehelra s
picture, though. )
"If. B. D." writes: "I can't re
train any longer from prnising your
stand about 'Foolish Wives.' P'.iim P'.iim
den't give in and publish that pH'iun.
What posslhle geed could a iii"wng
picture like 'Foolish Wives' de te nny
one? I have often wondered w v jjn
one has spoken of Ear'hbe'iiid ' 1
"A. r.'s" letter, printed just the
ether day. certainly stirred up a
hornet's nest. 1 feel sure that "A. F "
ivrnte tt ns n liiif-r inlrp Knh tii,re It
te nie, a verv significant idiase of the tacT" ATeid Imitations & Substitutes
answers it has brought.
Seme tim nge we hnd our famous
Valentine. Held controversy. At thnt
timp H'iil was just conquering the
world of tiapperdem and fat-and-torty-dein.
They nil went cracy eer him.
They delngnd me with h'tters calling
me all sorts of nasty names for daring
unte that Rudy was net per
fect.
I nm glad te see new thnt the fans
have become sane and are judging him
by lm work en the screen, without
being carried away by the eharm of bis
personality. Among the scores of re.
plies I have received te "A. F 's '
letter, only one st h ks etubbernly te the
former dictum that "the king can de no
wrong."
I'm wondering if It means the be
ginning ,.f n decline for Kudy. I hope
net I ' e eve he has talent that Is
worth f'tinng. And yet, perhaps, a
funnel" isiiess f the imminence of ii
revets..' i f j i ' , 'd"!atry mnv de him
g, l I n.i i spinl.ing of his presen'
ler.ral i-! pi cati n. In judging an
MSJRg,
Jim mm
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This Sandal is "Different" hecaus-p the cut-outs are care
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graceful. It has a hand-turned seh anil the newest heel
Lew Second Fleer Rental and a "Cash and Carry" Selling
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THE WHISKER
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In Malaya, he who possesses a tl-
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one Chinese coolies need net
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man, slowly strolling, sticking sugar-cane.
Out sprang the tigcr.but
missed his mark. The coolie,
merely withdrawing the cane from
his mouth, waved at the tiger and
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