The Washington herald., 1914-07-06
Eeeting Views.

The New York convention having em-
phatically put itself on record as being
! unaIterabiy opposed 70 censorship. It now
remains to be seen what the DAYTON con-
yentlon win do along these lines
There can be mo doubt but that the
Dayton body win condemn the censorship
asitation. I know that one delegate from
Washington, Mr.. BryIawski, will oppose
n. Mr.. Brylawsld is both personally ano
onhcislly against any form Of censorship
cordingiy at Dayton.
Pop" Anderson says: 81 know fel-
low who got In a apicture Of crowd In
Pathe's Weekly and ever since he has
been talking about when / was acting
for the Pathe Company"
The -.caIl of the wild'-or rather the
hlm-has finally succeeded in corraling
Big Six. of the Giants, when he signed
an exclusive contract with the Universal
Film Manufacturing Company to appear
exclusively in a series of Mathewson re-
leases for a period OF one year.
It ist planned to take a series OF pic
tures portraying the life OF the great
pitcher and incidentally show how ne
handles himself in action. A series OF
thrilling stories are now being written
by the Universal, in which MatheWson
will naturally play the leading part ana
they will be baseball stories, oy al
means.
Ihis will give the ardent admirers OF
baseball an opportunity of seeing theiI
Tavorite sport all year rouno, anu
Mathewson will work all through tne
winter Al the headquarters Of the Uni
versal in Universal City, Cal Mathew
son is now picking his own company 70
plsy with him in this new series, ana u
is expected that the pictures will be re-
leased within the next few weeks
Eugene FaiIette, leading man with Re-
lance and Majestic films, is striking
figure al the Western studio. Deciding
at sixteen that he wished to be an actor,
and meeting. with strong opposition from
his father, he ran away from home and
worked for two years in the logging
camps Of Louisiana. Hard work and the
rough games into which he entered with
the Ioggers made him strong and mus
cular.
He carried the chain for a surveying
outfit through Montana and Southwes-
tern Canada. Then he went to Texas
where he workd as cattle puncher.
After a year OF ranch life, he travelled
about giving exhibitions of rough riding
at horse shows and carnivals.
Mr.. Palette has decided that his future
lies with motion pictures. Since striking
Los Angeles, he has played with the
Universal the Kay Bee, the American,
and is now appearing in romantic pic
lures Of Western life under the general
ship Of D. W. Grihith. He is good |
looking, an all-round character actor, and
a superb horseman. He is also power
full swimmer, and a month ago was ap-
pointed municipal life guard at Venice
a beach resort near Los Angeles. Thus
far he has saved four perosns from
drowning.
Robert Leonard. star. and Lloyd In
gaham. director of the Rex Company,
are determined to win the friendly con-
test now being waged by the directors
Of the West Coast Universal Companies.
When word was received from New |
York Of the disastrous fire in the Imp /
studios each director at Hollywood set
himself loyalty to the strenuous task OF
beating all previous records Day and night
and "fu between tines they are work.
ing to rebuild the destroyed program.
But Leonard and Ingraham declare that
they will put all previous records so far
back into the darkness Of prehistoric
effort that the new pace will SET the mark
for years to come.