The Washington times., 1914-06-16

| 1neSe Hllns VIII De incorporated in a
big photoplay of New York life to be
released shortly.
[ Siegmund Lubin has again proven his
loyalty as a Brother Lamb by offering
to develop and print the pictures OF
the Lambs Gambol without charge, as
compliment to the Lambs.
AN Old Rag Doll" a one-reel drama,
| was among the negatives destroyed in
the recent Imp factory fire Mr.. Brenon.
the author and producer. has COM
menced to retake the picture.
The Variety Feature Film Company
has placed on the market a film espe-
cially produced TO satisfy a long felt
want in the exhibition field. A produc-
ton that is exclusively Jewish. The
name of this unique feature Is
''Shechita,'' or THE Slaughter" written
by Jacob Gordin and posed for by the
well-known actors. S. Adler and Nine
kaminskaia.
Hereafter Hobart Henley will he as
sociated with Herbert Brenon, director
Of Imp features. as assistant director
However. Mr.. Henley will continue to
helps to create.
Paul Jacobs, known in the Sterling
films as Billie is fast gaining a ce-
lestial position in the moving picture
world under the careful and efficient
tutelage OF Robert Thornby. He is a
great little chap and is as interested
in his work as he il in eating ice cream
cones. Thornby makes the young actor
rehearse scenes many time, until he
has them down pat
Robert Edeson will soon be in Los
Angeles and working on The Call
of the North" which will be produced
by the ISasky Feature COMPANY and
the studio is now being gotten ready
for the new pictures. The last two are
nearly finished and will, be shipped
East soon.
The Fred Mace Company is still pro-
ducIng comedies at the old Majestic
studios in Los Angeles, and the present
run of films seems to be pretty good.
Every one around the plant is looking
toward the return OF the head of the
nourishinG young concern.
Francis Ford and Grace Cunard. to-
gether with the rest of their company.
have returned 10 Los Angeles from San
Francisco, southern California. and
Mexico, where they had been making
some big real sea pictures. They report
an exciting trip.
IT is rumored. and seems almost TO
be a fact. that =. c. Hartigan has
signed with Pathe to manage and di-
rect one of its companies AT the old
beach studio. He has not been seen and
the story can not be confirmed.
The wanderlust took hold Of James
O'Neil of the Solax forces, last week
and for a while the Fort Lee player de-
cided that he would like the novelty of
changing his location. O'Ncil worried
around for day or two. got the NOM
beIs OF his company upset. and then
signed a contract Rumor has IL that
the contract is for a term OF ten years.
Director Roy Smallwood and Ethel
Grandin have resigned from the Uni
versal Company. Miss GTandin has
been featured in Universal productions
for some time, and gained country
wide publicity the star IN The
Traffic in Souls" Rov STallv ond is
one OF the Younger members of the di-
rector ranks. and is one Of Tie fcw
directors who also turn III" cranks Of
their o"n cameras.
Announcement is received If tn" we'd
ding on Nay I5 last OF Jack Richardson
and Louise Lester, Of tho american
Company forces. al Santa I:a arbar.,. CaI.
Miss Lester laid aside her character "a
Calamity Ann for a day TO receive
hearty congratulations. Jack Richard