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| " notable for his skill in padding a
canoe indian fashion. with the paddle
on one side of the canoe.
The Selig Katzenjammer Kids are
! two midgets, Guy Mohler and Emil
J Nichtberg.
! It may take anywhere from one day
! to year to make picture. The Com
/ ing OF Columbus" was started about
three years before its production.
! It requires from two to eight weeks
for a decision to be given as to the
availability Of a phOtOpIay. It all de-
ponds on the studio and its method Of
! handling manuscripts
Evebelle Prout, of the Essanay com
I Dany, is a player by vocation, a poet
/ by avocation, and shines in both roles.
In real life Mae HoteIy. the comedi-
enne of the Lubin company, is not the
typical old woman, the aggressive and
aggrava.tding motherinlaw, nor the ram
( pant sufrraSet you see in the pictures
On the contrary, she is a very agreea BILE
and charming young woman.
Some companies do not relish pub
Lefty as to the personality Of their
players. Others believe that populariz-
Z ing a player means pOpulariZing the
whole business, and, more particularly,
popularizing the company for which
that player performs
The French Line Steamship company
has introduced motion pictures as an
attraction additional to those hitherto
offered its patrons. Passengers on the
Provence, the France and TOuraine are
enjoying the scenic variety and quality
the GaumOnt films always present and
show keen enjoyment in the pleasure
provided for them. The fact that the
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present a roster of highly cultured and
intelligent men and women familiar
with the drama in its highest types,
both in Europe and America, makes
more valuable the high appreciation
they express for the novel ocean enter
tainment-
Crane Wilbur played both twins all
through The Texas Twins" but Pathe
did even better with '4The Three Wifi
fles." where one man played three char
acters, all on the stage at the same
time.
King Baggott, of the mp company,
has other claims to fame, but some
think the cornerstone is the fact that
he is the founder Of the Screen club.
composed of players, directors and rep
resentatives OF every line connected
with the motion picture industry.
The KaIem company is about to pro-
QuCe bronson howard SleudnuOaLus
with views of Fort Sumter. Winchester
and other historic spots as settings
Other spectacular military dramas pre-
scented on very realistic form viii also
be given. Kencan Buel is now in the
south experimenting their preparation
George P. Dinenback. whose novel,
sThe Mills of the Gods" proved posses
sion Of strong dramatic instinct, is now
at work on photOplays-
The Lubin company has a crack fe-
male rough rider in Clara Williams Her
riding in Tt Happened in the Hills" is
startling.
Florence Turner has scored many tri-
umphs as a photOplay actress, but her
presentation of LAnglon in The Duke
Of Reichstadt" bids fair to cap her
present sheaf
When not playing for the benefit OF
the pictures, Maurice Costello delights
most in making fast time in his motor
car. Maurice is always on the move in
one form or another
Have You ever tried TO imagine the
feelings of an actor when he sees him
self in action on the screen2 It is not
unusual, they say, for them TO fail to
recognize themselves at first sight
Truly is it given to them to 'see them
selves as others see them.
Ranking very high among the pro-
auctions of this season is the presen-
tation Of Helen Gardner in Cleopatra
m, Of NJ