The Alaska citizen., 1915-12-27

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 appearing in new Trian.l. nruuuc- ion, ca.led Daphne"
 Roy Somerville. well-known maga zine writer, s the most recent ac- quis.tion of the Triangle scenario depar mert And Julian Hawthorne the well known author. son Cf the famous Nathaniel HsTthOrnc. at present engaged in rev paper worf Il Boston. i} shortly to become 9 member of ile scenario departmn t Incev'lle, Cal
 Metro announces the release ot The Woman Pays" in five big a@ s featuring Nalli Nal'i supported by Edward Brennan and Marie Emnress
 Albert Chevalier. the intcrnationa favoritc. Is Ccstarrco with Florencs Turner in Universal's My Old Dutch"
 World Film Is releasing "Sh0ul' Wife Forgive?" fivopart drama featuring Lillian Lorraine.
 i'athe has a Balboa produced four part feature, "The Adventures of a Madcap." Jackie Saunders he pop ular favorite, Is starred. The picture is in colors
 Some nearby Metro features in clude "The Silent Voice. with Francis K Hushman: Song Of d Wage Slave" with Edmund Breese; The Final Judgment" win Ethe' Barrymore. and "One Million nal- lars" with William Favershan'.
 If told that she were to pla, in the beloved little Cho-Cho-San in motion pictures, am quite sue that the average girl would be over whelmed with delight" said Mary Pickford while discussing the forth coming product tion Of Madam But terfly" in which she k meqturti. 50 was l." she con inued, but tt' pleasure was somewha clouded hy the responsibility l felt, for l real ized that 1t vas something different 
 lie will like the play"
 Universal is releasing The Su- preme Test Henrietta Crosman, the distinguished ar ist, is featured In this charming story. It is on cf Universals greatest efforts.
 
 F. p. Sullivan, who plays the lead
  played the same part 300 times 1T the stage version of the play. Sulii van Is one of the veterans of tire heatrical world, has had vile "y perience, and his reminiscence; ot the "good old days are very entr;'- tainirY. Those who have seen those parts of this new Kalem featIt" which have been completed unhestat inGly have declared that be has aQualed his stage character
 John Stepping fell down an entire flight of s,airs in the filming of "The Drummer's Trunk" Beauty release, and only broke the crystal Q his watch The camera was not going-only John went.
 The next big Y. l.. 5. l.. Blue Rl'- bon Western production for the Ni;l- graph. Gods Country and the Wo man." will soon be commenced uo- der the direction of Rollin s. Strr, geon, a past master at this class Of story William Duncan will nave the male lead and Nell Shipran. an excellent type for the part, will play opposite Duncan. George Ho't will take care of the heavy role ;s usual. The dog teams are ass a,h- bled and await the company at Big Rear Valley and Duncan, an old Alaskan hand, says there are some wonderful teams among them. This feature bids fair to be sensational photoplay.
 Ethel Clayton, House Peters and Director Edgar Lewis, of the IuDil company, with a company of six'e2n Lubin players returned to Philldal- phia from the Grand Canyon of Arizona and Gallup, New Mexico during the pas. week. For the past four weeks the company has be n encamped at the bottom of the can yon. taking scenes for the con ing Lubin V. l.. s. E. feature, "The Great Divide.'