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We will Re plad le publish the pictures of such screen players as arc
supgested by the fans
THE MOVIE FAN'S LETTERBOX
By HENRY
Gee Jay writes:
"I find I still have
te write you ngain, '
confidence enough
el,t,,,.u . i t j t . - I
although when I read your reply te my J
letter a week or se age in which ou
waxed sarcastic en my opinion of 'Be
yond the Rocks,' I felt I would never
have the courage te write you again.
"I saw Ncllnn'K 'I'enred' lat eve
ning and enjoyed feeing my old book
friends in 'reel' life. The picture, 1
think, afforded pleasure te all. but I
wa disappointed In several of the por per
trnjals. In se far ob they were dif
ferent from the characters in Tarklng Tarklng
ten's book.
"I have read 'Penrod' and 'Penrod
and Sam' three or four times, nnd while
I don't suppose It will make a particle
cf difference te you. or any one eKe.
nevertheless I would like te tell you of
the few who did net live up te my idea
of the bej and girls in the bonk.
"First, Baby Rennsdale' was de
"crving of a better portrayal. 1 will
isdmit that Peggy Jane was onto and
pretty and could de some rather origi
nal facial contortions, but she couldn't
have been mere than three or. nt the
most, four years pf age. and the Baby
Rennsdale of 'Penrod' was eight years
old. That age was assuredly a baby
age te the boys of 'Penred's' size, hence
their term 'Baby' as applied te her.
Te see peer Penrod trying te keep step
with a tot like Peggy Jane (who, by
the way. didn't keep step at all) was
really n burlesque of the occurrences In
the book.
"Then there was Fnnelien ! She
certainly wa overdrawn. The part may
have been taken by a child, but it was
net as sophisticated a Fnnelien that
Beeth Tarklngten wrote about. In my
opinion Clara Horten would have made
an admirable Fanchen, and methinks
one of the trio of pretty little girls one
had merely a gllmpe of would have
made a better Morjorie.
"Of course, I knew scenarios are
never like the books, but it certainly
wouldn't have been much trouble te
have selected thete characters mere true
, te form. I e.m sure nil reaners ana
levers of the 'Penrod' stories will agree
, with me. . ,,
"There! I'm done with finding
'fault. u .
; "Is Johnny Harren a brother te
I Bebby Harren? I thought I detected
i a resemblance te the Bebby Harren
whom I used te love te see with Lil-
lian GIsh in the Griffith pictures.
"Alse, wasn't Gorden Griffith, who
! played Sam, the boy who played in
I Twain's 'Tem Sawyer' and 'Huckle
I berry Finn'? ,
1 "One mere questien: Was the Ben
i tal episode of the movie a product of
'Partington's brain? It puts the right
I touch te the picture, inasmuch as It
gives a reason for and a geed ending
t Jt ...
" 'Just Landed' certainly exhibits a
total lack of knowledge concerning
things in general and evil in particular.
Iraaslne any one, even a seamen, net
1 knowing the picture of Eric Ven Stre-
i helm or asking 'what did he ever de?'
i me qjesiien in. wnui iiueh i uc nine , nffl(j a jet et arRunienn iiu puuie m
' Yeu gave a geed answer te her, or him, I n5V associates here about the compar cempar
and your description of the Of-sifer Is ,.p merits of Nerma and Jane Cowl,
true te life and could net be mis- -jy, mP tn former was far mere ap-
' taken. ' pealing, nnd every bit as effective in her
However, meimnun eu'i i.biwpu
I was trying te put one ever en all of us,
as if we would believe there was any
' one living who didn't knew A'en Stro
heim through his war pictures. Evil
travels faster than geed, nnd wc wish
he would keep en traveling te some
mere distant shore,"
I T mAwa. tVififif-bf nnv nf mT anflTrare
1 te the fans were couched in such fierce
terms as te scar? them away, hut, any
way, I'm glnd ten get up enough cour
age te come hack for mere. This time,
rtwever. we've no crew te pick. I en
I jered "Penrod.' and while I ran't i-ee
1 where there is anything In it calculated
I te start one of our "tempests In n let
ter box" (as did "FoelMi Wives."
"The Sheik" and "Beyond the Rocks")
I'm srlad te aet .veur reaction en it.
You're quite right about some of the
portrayals being far from Tarkliigton Tarkliigten
Ian. but, as a matter of fact. I went te
see it expecting as much. I've get tu
the stage where I expect te be disap
pointed and se am net If ou get what
i mean, anvway. 1 ll ray mm ier .-n
f.! ."tTrlntn"' when
they picturued mat.
ur course, reggy jane wan ansurn
as Baby Rennsdale. The few laughs
she may have gained by her "cuteness
were overtopped by the outraged feel
ings of all true Tarklngtenians of
which I am certainly one. And that
business of the bandits was equally
silly, and net in the proper spirit at
all. It was entirely the product of a
scenario writer's brain.
Yes, Johnny Harren Is Rebert's
brother. The latter was a splendid
young actor, nnd his death was a very
real less te the screen. I've rather
shied at printing pictures of stars who
have died, se if you don't mind very
much I won't, but, te make up, I'll
rush that O'Brien plcture as seen as
possible. Tes, Gorden Griffith played In
"Huckleberry Finn."
You're quite right about "Just
Landed"; none of us are taking him
(or her) seriously.)
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FAN'S SCRAPBOOK
M. NEELY
It's beginning te become a habit this
reading and writing te your letter-box,
our my imr is entirely ler yen. in me
,, nethinK merP ,h'an a'faverite in.
deer sport, and eh: Ira laughing at
.7ut Landed V letter! Wasn t 11
funny, nnd haven't we been having
enie Interesting nnd clever letters, and
man t I'eriwinkle give me a cnu
dnn. though? But. eh. sir, you mis
itidpe me' Far be it from me te Judge
the "moral stnndnrds' of one vthem I
de net knew! My statement in thn
reopeet was n generality, ns you will
ce If jeti reread my little literary gem
of two weeks age. Beeth Tnrkingtert
cxprcsed the 'geed tnste' idea very
well, I think. In nn article in the Sun
day Ledger recently.
"Will you allow me just one mere
slap nt Ven Stroheim. Mr. Neelv. and
then I'm through with 'Foolish Wive'?
'Twetild be sweet music te hrar the
Impact of said slap en said 'prusic I
acid eslfer's' cheek (I knew It's bad'
form te quote, but ou de mv such i
clever things!). Sail lap: 'Foellh
Wive,' n man and n movie run wild,
overstepping, like some of our modern
fiction, all beund1 of decency and geed
taste. There was one little 'bit' that
surprised me It was se utterly un-Ven
Stroheim ! Mrs. Hughes kisses the empty
sleeve of the wounded soldier. Re
member? "I nm anxious te hear your comment
en 'Smllln' Through.' I liked it! A
smile, a tear, and a thrill! While I
sat. net exactly flapperly thrilled, but
a bit upset at the love intfrest. a
elergvmpn next me was quite visibly
affected at some of the war scenes.
They brought back te him some of his
experiences overseas, he told me. where
he had spent twenty-eight months with
the English bejs. And Nerma there
is something se sweet nnd human about
her that seems te reach risht out te
ou !
"If you've read this far. many
thanks! As you have no doubt seen,
I've had a hectic time with this type-'
writer. Scott Fitzgerald would place
me in the flapper class with the use
of the word hectic' wouldn't he?
These flapper, why can't we let them
alone? Seme of them are really dears!
(I have two flapper sisters, you see. se
I huve te be a little careful)."
(There's something about you that
reminds a person of Barrie's own crea
tion of the name you have adopted, and
I don't think I'll make anbedy mad
bv saying I like te get your letters.
Yeu have that knack of writing as you
would talk (or I Imagine se) and that s
rare.
"Smilin' Through"? Yeu bet I liked
it. even though some of our highbrow
friends speak of it as "sticky romance."
Te me. It lacked the underlying beauty
of "Peter Ibhetsen." but had all the
surface attraction of the Du Mauncr
tilm and was assisted by some of the
be-t acting I've 6een en the screen for
a long, long time. In fact, it was a
lememhranna nf the ACtinC that I C8T-
rlprl mrnr with me
net tne story, wnicn
i j, vfrv beautiful and all that, but net
,, far" mlt 0f the ordinary. And I've
acting.)
Henry Hull: Ne. Mary Plckferd did
net play in "The Mark of Zerre" ; as
set she nnd Hubby Deug have net
plnved together, but they threaten te be
fore long. I "have net heard about this
picture being changed when shown in
England, and I confess I can't see
' Y117
TT-i,fT Kterv of the Mexican border of
that sort should be changed. Yes, A al
lace Reld did play Den Jese te Geral
dine Farrar's Carmen. Perry, I
couldn't answer by letter, but I've made
it a rule net te de se.
BUY. OLD FILM
AND BURN IT
TO PREVENT "DUPE"
By CONSTANCE PALMER
Hollywood, Calif.
SOL LESSER, producer of Jackie
Coogan's pictures, paid $.10,000 for
the twelve-jear-eld negative of the first
"Ollxer Twist" made. Nat Goodwin
was starred. Mr. Lesser did this In or
der te prevent exhibitors from showing
the picture at the same time the
Coogan production Is released. The old
print will be burned at the United
Studies,
Jack Coogan. senior, has become a
producer en his own account, accord
ing te recent reports. Twe companies
making short-reel Westerns will start
seen under bis supervision.
Mr. Coogan, Frank Lloyd, the di
rector of the new "Oliver Twist," and
Jackie have gene bear bunting. They
will stay a week and return In time te
start their new picture, providing the
b'ara don't ketch 'em.
Kntherine MacDonald Is making
"White Shoulders," whatever that may
mean. "The American Beauty" cer
tainly does have an awful time finding
a story she can use expressions 4 and
5 in. But she leeks se lovely just using
Numbers 1, 2 and 8 that the public
doesn't seem te mind a bit.
la ths cast, suppertlnij bar ar Ten
Ferman, who directs the picture: Nisei
Barrle, Bryant Washburn, Lillian
Lawrence, Jamei Barrows, Fred Mala
teata. Lincoln Stedman and Little
Richard Headrlck, who was paid te have
made such a hit In "The Child Theu
Gavest Me," Jehn M. Stahl's produc
tion. Mr. Stahl himself Is planning te film
n big railroad wreck lu "The Danger
ous Age," his new picture. He has ar
ranged with a big railway company for
the u of n train and a portion of the
right-of-way. A huge automobile will
be entirely demolished by the train, and
the actors riding in It will have te
make a narrow escape in real life as
well as for screen purposes.
Sweet little Edith Roberts has been
added te the cast of "The Sunshine
Trail," Douglas MacLean'a last
comedy en hi lnce contract. The star
plans te reft for a while after finishing
the picture and says that he has net yet
accepted any of the numerous offers
made him by ether producers.
Helene Chadwlck get back from New
Yerk last week without a single new
dress. She says her money went for
theatre tickets and her time, tee, was
spent watching the latest Broadway
successes.
She will atart seen en a new story
hr Rupert Hughes. She makes an ideal
Hughes heroine, don't you think?
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"THE SHEIK"
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