The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-10-08
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Sense and Nonsense About the
PQUS and R0UeTS

years OLD n SClll unmarried.
Blanche Sweet has been appearing
in pictures for the past six years.
Every one that saw Blanche Sweet
in "The Captive" agrees that she is
rightly named. "Sweet."
The celebrated actress Margaret
Anglin is to appear in motion pictures
under contract with the Famous Play
err Co.
Don't confuse "a Woman" with
"The Woman" The first has been
shown here. The other is coming
soon. It's a Paramount.
Owen Moore, Mary Pickford's hus-
band, appears in "Help Wanted" a
Morosco release, to be seen here soon
on the Paramount program.
Cyril Maude reputed to be the rich
est actor in the world has gone into
motion pictures, having just finished
"Peer Gynt" for the Morosco COM
pany.
No Maudie the fellows that whistle
in a picture show do not do it just
to help the piano player out. They
do it for the amusement CD of other
patrons.
The Biograph company is re-issu-
ing some of the D. w. Griffith pic
lures, made by that we'll known dir
ector when he was with the Biograph
company.
There is no truth in the report that
Marguerite Clarke has quit the Fam
Gus Player Company. She has just
): signed a long time contract with that
company.
! Alice HOLSTER, the we'll known Ka-
: lem star has resumed work with that
: company after an extended vacation,
and will be seen again in three act
Kalem dramas.
! It is said that eating pea nuts ere
/ ates the use of profanity. If you
5 don't believe it just drop around some
8 morning when the j~anitor is cleaning
Z out a picture show.
{ Pauline Friedrich has just complet-
= ed "Zaza" in which Mrs. Leslie Car
ter starred so successfully. "Zaza'
8 will be seen in the houses showing
! Paramount pictures.
4 Marshall Neilan who made such a
Z hit with picture patrons in "May Bios
: SONS" has strengthened his position
g in public esteem by appearing oppo-
6 site Mary Pickford in rags"
6 The Selig company have commenced
3 8 the production of three aud four reel
releases to be known as Selig Dia.
mond Specials. These releases will
4 appear on the General Film regular
program.
"Smalltown talk":-"Did yuh gi'
g :; the fish fer tomorra?" "Uh-huh" ear
s the c%abbage?" "Uh-huh" san the
6 9 cheese an tn onions?" "Yep" "Wel
u come on; let's go to a movin' pictchure
- show"
"The Spoilers" the big eight rec
Selig drama is playing return dates
throughout the country, and is be.
ing met with larger crowds than or
it's initial appearance. It nc doub'
will be rebooked at Glasgow.
Oliver Morosco has gathered two
more stars to his fold in the persons
of Blanche Ring and Charlotte Green.
wood. the most awkward girl in the
world. Their appearance on tn
screen in Paramount Pictures will b.
awaited with interest.
With apologies to all other "Lim
rickers."
"There is a young lady named Sweet
To see her is really a treat,
When she appears at the shows, VIII!
every goes,
For she surely is hard to beat.
Mary Pickford has made her big
gest trump clad in rags. 1t is there
fore particularly appropriate that tn
Famous Player Co., should presen
her on the Paramount program in
picture entitled "Rags" taken fror
the book by Edith Barnard Delano.
Did you see Charles Chaplin in 9Th
- Bank?" If not you missed a goo
in one. While it contains more or les
les slap stick, he employs a differcn
'th form in getting his comedy over whic
Ill seemed to meet with the approval Q
|th all hat saw this comedy.
-, The Selig produced a picture ur
-" der the title "a House of a Thousan
-. Candles" Then the Mutual con
~, pany produced a picture and called