Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-06
THE PHOTOPLAY

was not only applauded, but was made n
member Of the Bell Brand Crew
Accompanied by the entire crowd OF
cowpunchers. Brooklss rode over the big
ranch and saw everything worth seeing,
from the famous laboratories down to the
| truck farm Following this. every one
! galloped over to Valley Forge, and Brook
liss was shown the famous old battlefield
! Late In the afternoon the riders returned
| TO the ranch and the cowpunchers cooked
a real roundup dinner, with an unusual
amount Of frils. in honor of the London
| representative. While dinner was being
/ prepared the Lubin riders illustrated
every phase Of Western lie. from riding
| buckng bronchos ana roplng steers to
1 quick action and deadly accurate work
with revolvers.
Vitagraph News Notes
A story OF the Canadian frontier Of the
present day. entitled, From out the Big
SHOWS" is now i'm course OF production
rs q Nitagraph Broadway star feature, in
three parts, under the direction OF T'neo-
dore Marston. In the part already photo
graphed thrilling scene is enacted where
a pack of wolves attack James Morrison,
a young adventurer, who has been tied to
a tree In the heart of forest by George
Cooper. a half-breed Indian the villain
Scenes IN which the Northwest Mounted
Police figure consplcuously. pistol duel
between Donald Hall as doctor and tine
half breed and action in a realistic from
tier dance hall. with Dorothy Kelly as
Marie, the girl in the case. furnish added
thrills, while the atmosphere Of the track
less forest, clad in the white robes of
winter. will give the picture an air of
mystic realism
Flora Finch as a female Sherlock
Holmes IIugne Mack as the village cut
up, Kate Price as cook and John y.
Kelly as woman hater are members Of
"a ia ttts1,t
Brown. William Shea. Arthur Cozine and
Ethel Corcoran play straight parts, in a
paradoNically entitled comedy, Heavy
Villains"
The Vltagraph Company announce they
have secured for picturization two OF the |
most most popular plays of the past decade, |
THE Writing on the Wall" which was |
originally produced by Olga Nethersole, |
and GLORIOUS Betsy" In which Mary |
Mannering starred with success.
Odds and Ends
William Faversham is to get $4,000 for
five weeks work in a B. A. Rolfe pic |
ture
George Kleine has acquired the film /
rights to the drama, The Spendthrift,"
by Porter Emerson Browne. Work has |
been started. with Irene Fenwick and !
cyril keightley in the principal roles
The Famous Players Film COMPANY
eature film adaptation of the celebrated
stage success. THE Fatal Card" by C.
Haddon Chambers and B. G. Stephenson,
with an all-star cast.
Answers to Correspondents
MARY r. Ave are unable to give
you the address of Rosina Henley, but
communication addressed her in care of
the Famous Players Film Company, 213
West 26th street, New York city, would
reach her
l.. NJ. C.-Lockwood. 6227 Broadway. Chi
'ago; Morrison, East 18th street and
Locust avenue, Brooklyn, n. y same for
~oombs.
j. II. HOFFMAN-If you read this col
INN daily you would be better posted.
This is the fourth time we have denied
he story of Chaplin's injury or death.
lie Is o. Is.
j. a. M.-Directors have nothing to do
With accepting scenarios. Address the
scenario Editor in each case.
j, CA, c. MarstOn was Norah in "The
Road to Yesterday"
DOROTHY-James Kirkwood in the
'amous Players. Naomi Childers. Oar
win karr and Donald Hall in Mr. Barnes
# New York"
X. d. C.-Roscoe Arbuckle In THE Skv
'tot' Keystonel. Franklin Ritchie
rene Howley and George Morgan in THE
ionor of the Law CBiograph).
GU SSlE-Billy Jacobs in the Sterling.
AMY D.-Robert Warwick is from the
esttimate stage.