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JACK, THE BENEDICT, GOES BACK TO THE STUDIO
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Jack I'ickferd is completing the production of a raeltiR Hter.v, "Garrison's FlnMi." Elmer Harris (left) Is the
supervisor; Arthur Uossen (right) Is the director. In the meantime Marilyn Miller PIckferd Is probably wait
ing at home for her eiiiib "Hubby" te call It a day
THE MOVIE FAN'S LETTERBOX
r.y nnxrtr m. nkcly
T. It. That's a mean trick te
write me such an interesting letter and
end up by requesting me net te publNh
it "What's the idea? It ia just such
discussions of the movies as yours that
I want for this column and while, as (
jeu pay, you may net :new much nbeut
movies", yen have a very sane viewpoint
of the things you have seen, nnd a little
unity ueuld help a let in the picture
business the-e das. Mebhe we might i
even stand some in this column i
"Burlielme" writes: "In replying
te Mi's. S. Y. I'. lat evening juii
stated that Claire Adams plaed the
lead in 'The Kml of the Itead.' The
correspondent who mentioned .Tejce
I'alr was nle right, as she played "ro
om! lead. Helen Fergusen alt.e had a
miner role. I
"That film was given a speelal show
ing at the Philadelphia Nermal Scheel
for (Jirls while I was there. It pro
vided a fine object lessen, but it n a
crime te show it for commercial pur
poses elsewhere.
"Plea"" tell me something about Jehn
Davidsen. I never see him mentien'' 1
In movie magazines nnd I liked him in
Teel's Paradise' and with Pert I.ytell,
in 'The Idle Itich." He used te piny
with Francis X. Pushman ears age.
Has he nnpeared in anything l.itely?
"I surely enjoyed Te"se Mallet's let
ter. I hope she (or he l wiite
again." (I lmven t seen nnv reient mention
of Daidsen. but that doesn't mean that
he isn't still making pictures. Som Sem Som
hew he has net reached the stage where
producers beast of having added him te
their casts, though 1 agree with jeu
that he is a very admirable actor.
Here's a nutshell biography for veu :
Hern. New Yerk, ISMS. IMueated
Columbia University. On stage with
Mrs. Fikc. in "Madame Sand." Alse
In "Penrod" nnd "Yeung Man's
Fancy." Principal pictures besides
thosp'jeu mention have been "Wall I5e
tweeu." "Millien a Minute," "Green
Clenk." "Sentimentnl I.ady." "Cara
van," "Paiger Signal." "Pawn of
Tate." "The Genius Pierre." "P.l.ick
Circle," "Ferest IllvnK 1'hreugh
the Toils." "Great Leer."'l
"Somebedj's Stene" writes; "He.
garding S. Preiser's letter in reference
te a New Yerk paper publishing n
tragedy m the late Lillian ltussell's
chauffeur's death, I read it also nnd
what jour friend told jeu was true ac
cording te the paper. The friend who
snw the ghost of the chauffeur w.i.s
Ktliel Hiirrvmerc, who said also that she
distinctly hnrd a voice saying, "My
bambino! Take care of my bambino!"
nnd MIhs Hut-ell vowed she would take
enre e the wife and child. The chauf
feur died, she believed, at the hands
of Italians of n secret order of which
he nt one time was a member and, en
finding him working for be prominent
a person as the beautiful Lillian, de
manded of him te drive her te n lonely
spot where she could be enptured and
held for ransom, and en his refusing
te de this, he suffered the purishment
of that secret order, which was seventy
stabs, one. a dnv, making it possible for
the person te live the entire time till
at the last the heart was cut out.
"The paper published a full page of
this and pictures of n body with the
seventv stab wounds from head te feet,
aKe Mi-, U'lssell's home, etc. I hope
I have made this clear in trying te
condense it se us net te take up mere
than mv Miare of space in your ever
interesting column."
'Thanks ; you make It beautifully
clear I can almost see that picture
of the body with the seventy stab
wound J. Nice stuff te leek nt just before
breakfast, that!)
Ruth R. Address Richard Head
rick at 1"40 Fast Thirty-ninth street,
I.es Angeles, Cnllf. He or his parents
will probably be glnd te send you a
photograph of him if you enclose the
cuteinar twenty-rhe cents.
V
lack I Heren writes (under the head
ing "My Hun Friend the Critic I
"The photedram.itist may face many
obstacles, may be bound by many Iron Iren
bound rules, face many accidental
agencies,' but the most cruel und yet
the most necessary 'water jump' Is the
cinema critic.
"Despite the fact that between the
blank sheet in the creator's typewri'er
and the smiles or tears of the audi
ence lies a Mist gulf of strenuous study,
the average critic sits complacently In
n "dend head" seat and with little
or no study, dares te destroy!
"Gentlemen, my proef: (This from
the Fvkm.ne I'lUUO Ll'Dueu during
dune. 1!CL'. )
" 'Iiejend the Rocks' is a vicious
picture, presenting an ugly story in
sickly sweet terms. Gleria Swanson
cannot act. but this Is net her fnult
entirely it is the fault of these who
starred hr nnd her director. I am
convinced that many asinine things
done by our attern and actresses ieine
about through asinine directors. Cer
tainly it is true Griffith's people are
puppets and he being a master puppe
teer his acting and productions hang
egcther and If net great are nt least
unblemished by faults. Valentine will
probably go the way of P.ushman. He
is. handsome nnd potentially nn actor,
but his largest public Is n Cckle one
which applauds for a reason no mere
subtle than 'his wonderful eyes' 1
"What de you think of that?
"There may be some loopholes In
that keenest of all critics, the creator'
own brain, through which n peer story
may snenk, but it Is still far from the
public. It must still traverse the rocky
loin of the studio, a primary reader,
often a secondary reader, and If it
passes thesa two it still needs the O.
K. of the director. Should the sorely
harassed story get that far nnd still
possess undesirable points, they are al
most sure te be eliminated or softened
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Just say
Bluejay
te your druggist
The simplest way te end a
corn is Blue-jay. A touch
steps the pain instantly. Then
the corn loosens and comes
out. Made in a colorless
clear liquid (one drop does
it!) and in extra thin plas
ters. Thc-actien is the same.
Pain Steps Instantly
C Bnt3
by the continuity writer, or thj dt
rector, or, yen, even the actors them
selves," net te mention subtitle writers
and the cutting room.
"There In little question but what the
critic who wrote the libelous squib
printed above was suffering from a se
vere bilious attack at the time, but that
makes me long none the less for these
'dear dead days' when the unhappy
victim of such an attack as this could
'call out' the editor of thtreffcndlng
paper and sheet him full of holes with
a horse-pistol that may or my net
have been 'raised from a colt.'
(New, In answer te that eh, what'ft
the use? Jack Dlccen'n argument sim
ply gees te show that, under our pres
ent system, all finished pictures must
be iinpeccnble, artistically and morally,
because they have passed through the
studies nnd the censers and any one
who doesn't agree with him is bilious.
Of. course, we lnk-sllngcrswhe write
for t lie papers never studied anything,
never created a story, don't knew nny-
thlrqc about production! never wrote a
photoplay ourselves and are generally
crabbed and Ignorant. When we say
a picture Is vicious, we de It only be
cause we can't think of anything else
te say, and we're get te fill space. And
we nre se Ignorant that we don't real
ize the high sense, of social obligations
nnd the geed, clean moral standards of
everybody connected with the mevie
business. Hew could such pure white
souls preduce anything .vicious I Ab
surd I
Charles Y Knight says:
THIS is a combination of pe
fectien such as I have never
seen in a meter car before, and the
public knewa it. WiUye-Chrerland
hayedottesemething that has never
been done before. They have built
a perfect Knight-motexed car in
quantities at a low cost"
Sfcftea tedBsmarethaa just? tfab
comment of Charles Y.,2Qairf,
ircnter of the Kdtfxt-typ Moter
and cm of the wbridt gnatatt
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pvOWN te Frank Ward O'Malley's New Jersey farm came the news
U that the world was getting wickeder and wickeder. Naturally he
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OIICHKSTRA DANCIMi TWICK DAILY
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tea (oeua and Vegetables frrh dally. Hath
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Phenes 8280 and CK1W. WM. M. HASLETT
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rB aecjmmdaUen. Het and Celd
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fitflMr an.ulti, pr vaU batbai 'ctrie IfghU.
flarater arTtia,i jiurtena tun parlor, attraetlra
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OUH TA1U.K
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Plan. Orcht-stra. Uanclnic. flar l'h. 4fl J
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ILVBRTON
k.l J Kentucky At, nr. beach and Bnrdwilt
" II- LI- 12 tl.l !!...
iicasuuaDie ecnmuin Aiaivs
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RUNNING WATER IN ALL ROOMS
Amer, plan (with meals). 14 00 up dally,
special weekly. Free llntlilnc from
hotel. Tbene A. (J. 3930. Booklet
Ownership Management
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UUROPUAN PLAN Jl! Day Up
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"'RUNNING WATER IN ALL ROOMS
Prlv. S. publla baths & shewers: new metal
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j, Mi'ni'iiv.
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ELBERON
K I'lreproef Annra. jennessee ne rr. BiA
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Newly furnished and deterated te assure
our patrons a comfortable and domelike sur.
rpundlns-s durlne thel eoleurn In Atlntle
City We are new efferlnt excellent accom
modations with vxceptlenul home coeklnc
ttduced ratee. '
3.00 Ilally Hpeelal Weekly
Personal Vnnimeinent
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MILLER COTTAGE vr "SB
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side rins. Itathlng from hotel. Amer. Has.
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appointment, med ratea Ownership v
Shnreham vlrclnla Ae. near o e o
anercnam Cap Qa0 Amtr- piin iim
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Miacleuii feyer und leunmnic rooms Solarium.
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An ocean front hotel. Uriel? construct. Newly
renev. I.areit perfii overlooking ocean
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lrrlnla ae. nr. beach. Cap. oeo. ihiT.
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