The Washington herald., 1913-08-14

A great interest il being created ir
films featuring Industrial and educational
isubjects. Many cities are using then
TO boom their communities. Industrial
enterprises are having them produced to
show the various phases of the manu-.
fracture of many articles which We use
every day. the whole making attractive
subjects. Here in Washington there are
some industries which would make ex-
cellent industrial film subjects. The
making of artificial straws is one, max
ing patented milk caps another, tabu-
lating machines a third subject. Blot
ting paper. wrapped bread, potato chips.
and some others We might mention.
! Allan Dwan. who has been producing
civil war pictures for the '10l Bison
Company since his joining the ranks of
1.-THE Universal directors. has recently
gone to the Hollywood. Cal, studios TO
| produce pictures of the famous Rex
brand. His company will include Wa
lace Reid, Marshall Neilan, Pauline Bush,
and Jesselyn Van Trump.
Mary Fuller, Augustus Phillips, Wal
ter Edwin, and the other Edison play
ers in Maine are combining hard work
with great deal of fun. Miss Fuller
has her own saddle horse and divides
all her spare time between riding and
| swimming. One film under preparation
required that Miss Fuller learn to sail
a boat and when it became known
every male in Belfast from the age of
sixteen to fifty placed his boat and his
vast experience at her disposal As a
result, Miss Fuller has added sailing to
aer long list of accomplishments.
Perfect photography, excellent acting.
a fTlln al thA
sential points of a feature.
These three points are readily recog-
nized in the three-reel Dragon feature,
THE Blindness of Courage. or Be-
tween Two Loves" In producing this
feature no expense has been spared and
the thrilling scene of the complete
demolition of an Indian stockade nearly
cost the life of the director, Mr.. Jack
Noble.
The cast, one that is known to every
movie fan from coast to coast, is Glen
White. Jane Fernley, Charles Koran,
Julia Bruins, who is the model of James
Montgomery Flagg, the artist; Hal Clar-
endon. of the CECIL Spooner Stock Com
pany; Rodney Hicock, the famous
musical comedy star. and Paul Hagen.
Baseball fans throughout the country
will have an opportunity to see the ia
nous New York Giants in action when |
the two-part Kalem feature photoplay, 4
breaking Into the Big League" is re-
leased on Wednesday. August 20. Man. |
ager John j. McGraw, who has piloted |
many championship organizations repre-
senting New York in the National |
League. is hot after his third consecutive |
pennant and. as usual. Christy Mathew
son, the premier pitcher, has been an |
important factor in placing the Giants in |
the lead. Both of these baseball celeb
rites take active parts in the Kalem
pay and the entire championship team
is seen in seve.al spectacular games.
The open'"S scenes were produced dur
ing me training season at Marlin, Tex,
and others were made on the famous
New York Polo Grounds, where many II
pennants have been won-and baseball II
history made-and in small town
where minor league game offers an en-
tertaining contrast to the skill of the
National League leaders. Miss Mar
suerite Courtot, Mr.. Harry Millarde, Mr..
Henry Hallam. and other Kalem stars
appear in the production. which not only
lbounds with thrills, but contains a
wealth Of comedy. |.
The English Kinemacolor Company has
ust filmed a favorite historical ro-
rance in three reels, entitled In the
Days Of Robin Hood" The popular
tory of Robin Hood and his Merry
Men, Is told in a beautiful series Of
natural color pictures, taken In the IA
nous Sherwood Forest of England. A
trong love interest is introduced and
1svs'nns snna thrilling situations.