El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-12
LADY WARWICK
To ELEVATE
MOVIES
Success With First Scenario
Encourages More A1nbi-
tious Effort.
WOMEN's COATS ARE
LIKE EASTERN ROBES
~ Lady Mary sfnnwaring.

ONDON, Eng, Oct 11.-ThoSe VINO
have seen the scenario Of lady
IL Warwicks first moving picture
play are delighted with it They de-
clare it shows the famous countess
has real talent for dramatic writing
and predict that it viii not be long
before she produces a real play which
viii be worth while. Lady Warwick
declares she has no such idea in her
the future she may undertake to write
play along advanced lines which will
embody some of her advanced ideas
about sociological problems.
Would Elevate Movies
In the meantime she is greatly in
terested in her movie" work. She
said the other day: I hope, with the
young men who have interested me in
this work to prove that things of
far higher character can be filmed.
on the future of the cinema as an in
structional medium, and il is in this
direction hope to lift my work to
more elevated plane I want, for in
stance, to produce educational films
in dramatic form; and also much of
modern thought can, I am convinced,
be demonstrated on the film. 1 have
the direction of historical drama.
There is much history that is prac-
tically unknown in the Warwick
archives, and have two incidents now
in mind that will form admirable sub
jects for dramatic treatment"
Troubles OF Don Manuel
OF course, all England is interested
rage of Don Manuel. of Portugal, has
taken and it is hoped his troubles will
yet be overcome.
The fact that the work Of remodel
ing the house of Twickenbam, which
he intended TO occupy with his bride,
after his interrupted honeymoon, is
being carried on with vigor, leads to
the belief that the breach between
not irreparable.
The house, if comparatively small,
is compact To the right of the pOr-
tico is a palm court, with a miniature
fountain at the extreme end On the
left is the billiard room, which can be
converted into a ball room, having a
room and dining room, as well as the
bedrooms are high and comfortable.
The walls of the house are ivy-clad,
and there are many fine trees in the
grounds. through which the river
There is a fine model farm on the
estate, but the cattAe as well as the
furniture has been sold, as Don Man
uel is bringing in his own stocks.
viscountess Wolseley, daughter Of
the late field marshal lord Wolseley,
who is principal of a school for women
gardeners, near DeWes, Sussex, has
been admitted to the freedom Of the
city Of London through the Gardeners
company.
Women's Coats Like Eastern Robes.
Women's coats this season are to
resemble loose eastern robes, confined
below the hips with wide belts en-
broidred in gorgeous colors. Beneath
the hem OF the sack coat the narrow
drapery Of the skirt gives the effect
OF draping both limbs in one satin
SInerb f,,r coats. modelled on the
lines of those worn by Russian noble
men and enriched with embroideries,
will make their appearance this win
ter Civet, otter and the finest and
most supple broadtail are among the
favorite furs. Fur trimmed shoes deco
rated with glittering rhinestones have
already come into vogue.
Colors and furS of William the
Fourth's period show signs Of revival
these reincarnations of fash
ion are the wearing of royal blue vel
vet and ermine, Npuce" shades, con-
trasted with minerva and marten-tan
and shawl effects in coats trimmed
with white swandown and fashioned
with baswues sloping irregularly to
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