El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-10

long eDistIe in Chinese which has come
| to her Thus far she has been unable to
I determine whether the writer IS an ad-
! mirer or a critic.
/ Kenean Buel. the Kalem director at
J Jacksonville Fla, employed 1000 super
4 numerarfes for several spectacular bat
/ tie scenes in shenandoah ana by
( strange coincidence one OF the extras
was an old veteran who took part IN
/ the very battle which was being repro
Z duced in the Kalem drama When one
Z of the scenes had been taken Mr.. Buel
/ went to the old fellow and inquired:
not see you do anything during the
! scene" 4 did do something, ex-
/ planned the veteran. 4 yelled 'hurrah
/ for Sheridan lust as loud as L could
/
! According to the New York Sun. the
] CORRESPONDENT for the Manchester Eng
+ land) Guardian is Of the opinion that
/ explanatory lectures should accompany
! certain motion pictures performances.
I A drama of the Civil war was being
! presented in a photOplay theater of that
] reporter were apparently quite bewil-
{ dered 4 wonder who those soldiers
are2'' said one They look like Eng
: lish. Perhaps It's the BOer war. The
SLOUGH hats worn by the Confederates
I supported this theory But who are
the men with the pOstmens capSE IN
Quired the other. The newspaper man
I explained that the play portrayed the
/ Civil war in America ''Oh, / under
standP exclaimed one of the girls in a
sudden burst of intelligence, it's the
North Americans fighting the South
( Americans-but they're not savagesI
1 The reporter tried again 1t Is the
! North American civil war Of 90 years
ago he said. the northern states
against the southern states Never
q heard Of it," replied the girl. with a
smile I'm glad they're not English
anyhow"
Howard M. Mitchell is one OF the
very important players Of the Lubin
home stock company He was born
and educated in Pittsburg. Although
usually assigned to heavy roles he is
very popular with the patrons OF NOV
ing pictures and the Lubin company
receive many letters Of appreciation Of
I his work. He is an athlete and expert
swimmer and very popular with his
associates Of the studio.
Ormi Hawley always has things and
people come her way 1t seems per-
fectly natural for them to do so, and
/ Ormi lets them, trusting to fate and
the scenario editors TO have events
turn out right, and they always do.
Furthermore, il is Miss Ormfs lot 10
play the society girl which part per
mits of her wearing the lOveliest
clothes, and IL is also Miss Ormi with
whom the rich young man and the
poor but deserving rival always and
ever fall in love
Miss Irene Boyle mas attracted no
little attention through her striking
Personality and the spirit Of daring
which she has enacted variety of
strenuous roles Miss Boyle had pre-
vicusly achieved an enviable reputa-
ton as a model for noted artists and
photographers, and her first appear
arce in a photo-play caused consider
able comment among those who had
become acquainted with her likeness
in magazine illustrations and art
studies The fact that Miss Boyle is
a. HaH H7rarr1 1THr~ rHHnes
Eer for motion picture work. Being an
expert swimmer and hOrseWoman she
has been featured in number Of SEN
satiOnsl pictures
One Of the latest additions to the
ranks of the kalem players is Miss
Anna Quirentia Nilsson, the charming
leading woman now associated with
the organization located at Jackson
vile, Fla. Although Miss Nilsson
made her debut in motion pictures
but a few months ago, she has al
ready gained a host OF admirers by
her artistic work and pleasing per
sCnality. This versatile young woman
was born in Mariestadt, Sweden, and
received her education in Stockholm.
At an early age she displayed eXcep-
tiOnal ability as a painter, and after
finishing her course in Stockholm,
-she studied two years in Paris, earn
ing her way through school bv de-
signing gowns for a Partisan firm.
Later she came 10 New York. where
her artist friends found in her a beau
tiful model. She is the original Of
many illustrations in leading maya
zines.
Jenny Nelson was born in COpen-
hagen, Denmark, and played for four
years in the Kings thearer- During
this time she also posed for the art
lists OF the city and later worked IN
the studios Of Paris, New York and (
Philadelphia. She is a clever musician,
favOring the violin, and has been sue
cessful in concert and vaudeville She
is a fearless rider and thoroughly en-
joys a fight with a bucking brOnchO-
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Patrons Of the photO-play theaters !
have noticed a new beauty" in recent
productions. Her name is Marguerite
COurtot and she is undoubtedly the
youngest leading lady in motion pic
lures. Miss COurtOL who was born
in Baltimore, is now living in Jack
sOnVlue, Fla, with her mother and is
a valued member Of one Of the FOUR
producing companies at that point
During the season she has appeared in I
such feature productions as The War !
Correspondent" and The Grim Toll Of
War"
Edwin Carewe is the leading man /
OF the Lubin Stock company, now sta
toned at Jacksonville, Fla Mr.. Ca
rewe has had - years Of stage eX-
perience, having supported Chauncey I
OlcOtt Edward Harrigan, Otis skin
ner, Rose COghlan, Joe Weber and
other stars and has been in the cast I
of many Broadway productions. He
is a quarter-breed Chickasaw indian
and owns $50 acres of indian land at
ArdmOre, Okla He is 80 years OF age
and was educated at the universities [
Of Texas and Missouri
x
Some time ago Kenean BueI, direc-
tor Of one Of the Kalem companies, /
started upon a production which re- I
qUired as one of the leading charac-
ters girl Of distinguished beauty.
Mr.. Buel's attention was directed to /
Miss Alice Joyce, who had achieved !
considerable fame in the field of ART |
as a model for artists and pho
tOgraphers. The services Of Miss Joyce /
were secured for this production, in
which she displayed diligence and I
particular adaptability for the NOV (
ing picture field As a result she en-
tered into cantraCt with the Kalem I
company, covering a number of years, /
and accompanied Mr.. Buel's Organiza- I
ton to California, where for some |
past she has acted as leading lady.
A petition bearing the names of /
more than 5000 citizens has been pre- /
scented to the mayor and common /
council Of Utica, n. Y, asking that I
motion nicfura rhnarars no narr,i+fa1 I