Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-09


Marguerite Clark spent all Of last
Monday and Tuesday in the society OF
dressmakers, who worked hastily TO
supply costumes to replace those de-
stroyed by fire, including those In
tended for exploitation IN the. produe--
ton of "StiIl Waters" e.
Hazel Dawn had the honor OF being
the first Famous star TO resume actiY-
tiles before the camera after the fire.
Early Monday morning she was taken
to Fort Schuyler by Mr.. Kirkwood,
where "The Masqueraders" was soon
In action before the camera. , -
Blanche Sweets next picture viii be
Stolen Goods" We are grateful to
Blanche for eonsenting 10 30 many en-
fragments. She is just the kind of
girl We cannot help liking, and the
more often she Is presented the more
we admire her. ..' Ill o.
Before 10000 Los Angelenos and
1000 denizens of the screen, among
them being Geraldine Farrar, Nat
Goodwin, Hobart Bosworth and Otis
Turner, Madame Scnumann-Heink,
Queen Of Grand Opera" sang s'The
Rosary" just to please the great
thfong which gathered TO see her
filmed in cage Of wild tigers.
The Paramount GIRL" Anita King.
has reached Salt Lake on her lonely
cross continent auto dash. While In
Nevada she was attacked by q mad
coyote and while she suffered some
severe bruises, she Killed the animal
and. is carrying the hide as a memen-
10 Of the experience. Her entire trip
will be shown In pictures. She is car.
rying complete movie camera outfit
with her and some exciting expert.
ehces are looked for upon the screen,
when che completes the trip.
Elsie Janis of the films bids fair
to repeat the success of Elsie Janis
of musical comedy. In the delightful
comedy, Betty, In Search Of Thrill"
she has found an excellent vehicle,
and she makes the most of the many
OPPORTUNITIES given her to exhibit her
lent support in Owen Moore and Myr.
tie Stedman, and her directors have
shared no effort in selecting locations
and striking scenes for the setting.
The photography VIM be subject OF
admiration This production viii be
presented in Honolulu October "a, at
the Liberty. - =.
Much education is derived from the
Pathes Weekly films. The Chicago
University has adopted the output as
an illustrated lecture course. The
worlds news Is described in pictures
80 wildly that THE. student will not
forget them as they likely would by
study from books The Russian and
Turkish naval engagement, shown this
week here, is the most realistic picta
Irritation OF conflict thus far shown:
The ,camera-man was the only person
Oh deck at the time, requiring much
bravery, to say the least. The terrible
conclusion from the heavy guns beside
him must have been nerve wrecker;
Yet, the hero camera-man's name Is
not even mentioned.
Lottie Pickford, little Mary's sister,
wonders how she ever came to be
motion picture star, when her girl
hood ambition was TO run a candy
store! She has learned, through her
experience as leading lady in the
Diamond From the Sky" serial, that
life is not all candy and flowers for
her. Lottie is, without doubt, the most
do in
movies Her clever. work is entirely
sensational. Marys. is emotional !.
While their faces are enough alike to
be mistaken for one another, the two
girls are entirely opposite in character
and ambition. The coming chapters
OF The, Diamond From the Sky will
show Mss Lottie in almost superhu-
man daring heToism. placing her fore
most in her class.
At last! Next week little Mary
Pickford, after a long absence from
the Liberty, will appear in "Fanchon,
the Cricket Quite fnexhaustibIe. it
appears. is the peculiar artistic facul
ty Of dainty Mary, the worlds fore
most motion picture star. for creating
characters that are ideaRzed and. yet
"nOllS True W HE. III ldDiu anu uu-
interrupted succession this inimitable
star has provided a series of individ-
ually distinctive and collectively as
tonishing film successes. Coming next
Thursday, little Mary will be present
ed on the Paramount program in what
is proclaimed her triumphant appear
ance in her wonderful career. 1t is
the ambition of all movie upstairs to
acquire the Pickford pout. TO cult
yate the PiCkford curl or TO cry with
real Pickford tears. but little Mary is
rnimitable. Miss Pickford's ability to
mfhgle pathos and hhmor is q gift dis