The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-05-13
NEWS IN
NOV IFS
(By Paul A. Stamey.)
AND ANSWERS.

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High Point. N. C. Contest closes
May IS, 1915.
Miss Pauline Bush, the Universal
actress who plays with Ray Gal
lagher and Lon CLANCY, was married
April oath to Allon Dawn, director
of the Famous players. Miss Bush
will continue her work with the
Universal and will play with j.
Warren Kerrigan. @
Paul Panzer, who is remembered
for his part of Owen, the villain, in
The Perils of Pauline" has re-
turned to moving pictures after
touring.
In the death of John Bunny, which
occurred April 26th, the world loses
it's pion er comedian, having been
in motion pictures four years and
on the stage rs years. He was the
man of a million faces.
Some fine releases on the Uni.
versal Program are Revenge"
with Hank Mann. The Girl Who
Had Soul. with Matt Moore and
Mary Fuller, The Corsican Broth
ers,' with King Baggot and Jane
Gail.
Lee Moran, Billie Rhodes and
Jack Dillon appear in a two reel
comedy of roar and laughter en-
titled Almost a King
Tom Walsh. who played Barcus
in the Trey o. Hearts, will be as
sistant director of the Joker Come
dies.
A timely war feature of interest
is Tiny Hands, with Sidney Ayres
and Doris Pawn, which deals with
a husband who has to 60 TO war
and leaves his wife and child who
dies when he is at war and he has to
/. beg shelter from hauty widow and
when he sees her child memories of
the past come to him and at the
close Of war, he and the widow are
fasl friends.
Cleo Madison appears in an inter-
estiug drama of the ghetto entitled
The Faith of Her Fathers she
taking the part of a Jewish minis
ter's daughter assisted by Murdoch
McQuarrie and Joe King.
The first Universal in which Ho-
bart Bosworth will appear IN is
"Fatherhood,' a good picture.
Send in your questions about mo-
ton pictures. See department else
where
With Exploits of Elaine as a
star feature the Rose has a good
program each day.
The Point theatre here shows the
Universal Program, Which IS one of
the best made. They employ the
foremost stars and are still continu-
ing to employ more famous stars.
They own the only city devoted to
motion pictures in the world They
own this city and take their pictures
in it. They own saddleries, stables
armories, stores. buildings, cafes and
everything required to make good
motion pictures They own a larger
amount of scenery than any other
company. They own the largest
store.room of costumes, furniture,
etc They employ such noted stars
as j. Warren Kerrigan, Vera Sis
sion, Murdoch McQuarrie, Agnes
Vernon. Robt. Leonard. Ella Hail
Grace Cunard, Francis Ford, Herbert
Rawlinson, Anna Little, Cleo Madi-
son, Joe King, Billie Richie, Max
Asher. Hank Mann, Gertrude Shell
by, Eddie Lyons, Victoria Forde, King
Baggot, Helen Leslie, Jane Gail, M.
K Wilson, Frank Lloyd, Ben Will
son, Dorothy Phillips and others.
Two fine features this week at the
Point are "Mavis of the Glen" with