The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-11-19
Film 2ickeTS
Sense and Nonsense About the
PI0pS and Players

Va
Roundup Mont, expects to release
their first picture about the first of
December.
All those who saw "The Shooting
of Dan -McGrew," at the Orpheum
last week are loud in their praise of
the picture.
"Ham" of "Ham and Bud" fame is
out of the hospital and will be e
again soon in those funny kalem
comedies.
Carmen" closed a three week run
at the Strand on November z. This
great photoplay will be followed by
Mary Pickford in MADAM Butter
fly"
The Paramount Picture corpora
ton have two pictures appearing on
Broadway this week, Marguerite
Clarke in "Still Waters" and Mary
Pickford in MADAM Butterfly"
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24,211 people paid admission at
prices averaging rs cents in one day
| at the Strand theatre, New York, to
see Geraldine Farrar in Carmen, the
latest Lasky release.
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The Lasky Photoplay company
have completed arrangements with
the holders of the copyrights on the
works Of Mark Twain. They will
start work on the productions in a
few weeks.
The volume of exports of motion
picture films, between the United
States and the Orient makes it i'm
~perative that trans-Pacific steamers
are provided with fire proof vaults
for the storage of films.
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The Pallas Picture company have
released their first picture, which
will be released on the Paramount
program. The play is "The Gentle
man from Indiana" in which Dus-
tin Farnum plays the leading role.
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Policemen on night shift in Los An
geles have been forbidden by the
city council to appear in pictures in
that capacity, for the picture COM
! panies working in and around the
city.
VIM. Selig, president of the Selig
company will be seer soon in one of
his own ~photoplays, for the first time
in his life. He didn't know that his
picture vas being taken, or they
would not have gotten him in that
one.
Definite arrangements have been
made for the appearance of Bos-
worth's great ph~oto-spectacle "Hypo-
critics" in Glasgow. The demand has
been so great for this picture in the
larger cities that it has been impos-
sible to secure it until this time. It
will be shown at the local theatre the
latter part of this month.
Brother Officers" the famous
military play, will be one of the
features at the Orpheum this week.
1t was presented with great success
at the Empire theatre. New York, sew
eral years ago by Margaret Anglin
William Faversham. Henry Ainley
will be seen in the role of John Kinds,
the part which Mr.. Faversham origi-
mated.
"The Vampire" will be the next
Metro release to be seer here. This
picture. produced by the same COM
pany that made "The Shooting of Dan
McGrew," features the great emo
tional actress, Nine. Petrova, and is
conceded to be one of the best pic
lures that well-known actress has
eve appeared in, being selected from
among hundreds of plays submitted
that we're written especially for her.
The picture has to do with the re-
generation of a woman, more sinned
against, than SHINING, and gives Nine.
Petrova the opportunity to exercise
her ability as an emotional actress
with few if any superiors.
During the taking of the noun
tain cabin scenes in "The Call of
the Cumberlands," the newest Pallas
picture, it was necessary to lay the
dust with copious flourishes of the