Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-30


Poor. exploited Pearl Whitei She
Is perplexed. Why can't some one
tell her that dear Craig is somewhere
near and no harm can come to her!
i The Jesse L. Lasky Co. believes in
expansion. It's new Hollywood, Cal,
studio is the largest In the world and
100000 feet Of film per week is now
completed there.
Stolen Goods: A film version OF the
| famous French play that has set the
nation thinking Done under mastery
direction, with cast Of stars headed
by Blanche Sweet
Friday uRlucky? No! Honolulu's
elite seems to have monopolizee the
Liberty every Friday. Il is az good
as fashion show. However, the rest
of the week apparently suits the mass
es well enough.
Ina Claire, stranger 20 Honolulans,
has set a new and original pace for
film stars. Her appearance In The
Wild Goose Chase on the Paramount
program at the Liberty adds new lau-
rels to the big list of Liberty stars.
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Lionel Barrymore, brother Of John.
! the noted comedian Of Are You q
Mason" fame. has come into the
Elaine" serial, but unlike John, he
puts another serious factor into the
story. He is as good in mel0drama
as John is IN comedy.
That the power of the film Is quite
as mighty as the power Of the press In
bringing the peoples Of the earth into
heartier unity and concord Is the
rather unanswerable conclusion to be
derived from the costly ring, encrust-
ed with q small fortune in gems,
which has just been received from an
admirer in far New Zealand by the
beautiful Morosco- Bosworth star, Myr.
tie Stedman. This priceless example
of the jewelers. art is all the greater
tribute, coming as It does from veal
thy woman I'd the Antipodes whom
Myrtle Stedman had never known nor
seen and whom, as the generous dom
or rather wistfuiiy suggested, IN all
probability she never win. Myrtle
Stedman Is initiating the ring as .
professional talisman Of good luck In
the new Paramount feature, A Wild
Olive booked for Honolulu the LIST
Of December.
Probably one of the greatest lessons
Of the present European war comes to
us through the appearance of Blanch
Sweet IN Stolen Goods" beginning TO-
morrow at the Liberty. AS q Red
Cross nurse ID the Belgium war are
ma, she carries her sentimental facul-
ties through a. splendidly cast drama
OF love and war that is truly moulded
for Blanche-the-emotional, as she has
been universally chrisIened. Miss
Sweet is supported in this interesting
drama Of romance and Justice by
House Peters and Theodore Roberts
The Lasky Company producing the
picture. have q peculiar faculty for
placing characters In their casts who
virtually live the parts they repre-
sent. Blanche Sweets mastery of
emotional acting Is an art in which
she stands alone. Many times at the
great Lasky studios Blanch has sob.
bed real tears before the camera, so
'keenly she feels the realism of her
part.
Over million pairs OF eyes are
watching the great Diamond From
the Sky serial photo-play The Sat.
urday Evening Post, the Ladies' Home
Journal, the New York Evening Tele-
graph and many other leading publica- 4
lions have taken up discussions upon
this wonderful production. which Is
still unfinished, and has cost the pro
dscers over s850,O00 thus far. It fs
the masterpiece Of tSe age. 1t is
strongly dramatic, yet tense with
thrilling dare-deviltry. The story en-
braces all types of existence from the
lowly gypsy to the high hand Of soci-
ETY.. Lottie Pickford, leading lady, re.
ceiyes an average OF zoo letters per
day from ardent admirers. She opens
them all herself, answering each and
every little note. enclosing her photo
graph. Why not some from Honolu-
lu? She would doubtless be proud of
one from far-off Hawaii Eugene
Ford, who is "Hagarv IN the cast, Is
also much-idolized character. She
has received countless gifts from all
over America in appreciation of her
original, sympathetic and womanly in.
depreciation of the gypsy mother.
Glen Martin, famous aviator, made
a flying trip to New York. Flying
IL was, and the Famous Players Com
pany caught him with its cameras, and
with little Mary Piekford by his side.
forming thrilling scene in the Para.
mount feature, "A Girl of Yesterday . i
Glen has signed up with the Famous
Players Company for other produc /
lions in course of preparation.
Some have expressed dislike for
Mary Pickford's part in child plays"
There is nothing SO sweet in the
of child as Cinderella, Mis-.
.ress Nell. Fanchon the Cricket, and /
many other like stories, and little
Mary's courage in applying her art to
~ fhare, tox, II