Arizona republican., 1915-09-26

minister to Cuba kindly consented
 to allow the Famous Players to use ;he American Legation for his con
 sulate scenes ir The Dictator to
 be seen this week at the Arizona
 Lou Tellegen, the internationa TO-
 mantle star who made his first
 American appearance as leading man
 for Mme- Sarah Bernhardt during her
 last tour. has entered irto a contract
 with the -Lasky Feature play com
 pany by the terms of which he binds
 himself to appear in a series of photo-dramatic offerings to be pro duced by this concern.
 Virginia Pearson who is being starred in several Vitagraph Pictures soon to be released is one of the most beautiful women on the stage. She brings to the screen not only beauty but talent. She won her lau- rels in the dramatic field doing par ticularly fine work in "A Fool There Was.' in which she shared honors with Robert Hilliard. Vitagraph Fol- lowers have something wei. worth waiting for in the Coming of Vir- ginia Pearson"
 Geraldine Farrar made her first public appearance on any screen at the opening of Symphony Hall. Bos- ton, as a motion picture hous. Ar engagements were made for the first showing of the Ilasky pictures by c. E. Ellis. of symphony Hall, and Nor ris Gest. Miss Farrar's manager
 The fact that of seventy furnished the musical accompaniment to Carmen" is an indication Of the scope of this first presentation.
 Los Angeles is hotbed of "ru- mors" as far as the actions of photo graphers are concerned. Just now rumors have it. that Henry B. Walt | hall will reioin the Biograph, also the Triangle and likewise the Equitable, | moreover that he will form a com | pany of his own. In fact, it looks | busy man. He is working for the | -umors.
 May Allison is taking the lead op- 'ooiIc I1dIolU i<oChWoOO m a ITCn- 1 fer military story. The Buzzard's Shadow" There is a strong heart | interest as well as some stirring mili- ary action and Miss Allison is en- owing the travelling which the pie -ure entails. Some of the scenes are being made at Monterey and some on he Mojave desert. This five reel production will give this clever girl Tn excellent chance to show her un- loubted abilities.
 Vivian Rich never enjoyed a part nore than she did the one she had n The Wasp" in which she wore 'oy's clothes. Vivian would like to year 'em always, she says they are lot more sensible, anyhow. She is LOW appearing in a two reel drama with the working title of The Di- 'ide," in which most of the scenes re being taken at the Potter theater n Santa Barbara.
 Bessie Barriscalc is tnanking Thos I. Incr for very pretty dressing ] oom. Miss Bessie had two days off { nd when she returned she found Ter s oom calsumined and panelled with { ak. From her window she gets l rec view of the credE and her i'res $ re cast in pleasant places. Slc mi truce McRae are giving fine per ormances in the big comedy drama | { ow being produced under Scott Sid $ ey at knoxville.
 Charles Clarvis playing the plrt of I
 Franciscan Monk in the Triangle" S aature. "The Penitentes." The whole t ompany including the star Orrin ( Signe Auen, and Paul Gill a lore spent several days at Chat $ orth taking scenes. Clary's part in | The Penitehtes's promises to stand t ut as prominently as did his priest a