The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-12-03
Film 2ickeTS
Sense and Nonsense About the
Plays and Players

j The Orpheum has booked the serial,
I "Neal of the Navy"
z A****
Z Little Mary Pickford is coming to
4 town again soon in "Little Pal"
q *#***
4 The Metro Picture company will
Z picturize the poems of Ella Wheeler
Z Wilcox.
( One of the largest crowds ever in
& the Orpheum greeted "Hypocrites,"
Z at it's showing here recently.
Z **#**
( "The Spoilers" Selig's big nine
4 reel photoplay, will play a return date
I in Glasgow Wednesday, December Is.
4 **#*#
f Admirers of Blanche Sweet will
4 have the opportunity of seeing her
4 again soon in a late Lasky release,
z "The Clue"
The we'll known comedian, Arthur
4 Housman, formerly with the Edison
company, has joined the Lubin play
ers and will be seen again On the
General program.
e *****
z Marguerite Clarke will play both
q roles in "The Prince and The Pauper,"
. the first of Mark Twain's works to
. be filmed. This subject will be re-
e leased later on the Paramount pro-
gram.
q Arrangement has been made for the
. showing in Glasgow of Pathe's Gold
z Rooster plays. These are the new five
e part features put out by that COM
e pany that is meeting with much sue
z cess throughout the country.
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= Appearing in the Pallas-Paramount
= picture, "The Call Of the Cumber-
e lands" is an old lady Of 92 years who
= never saw a moving picture theatre
= or film until the day She was brought
= in an automobile to appear in the pic
= ture.
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= Theodore Roberts, who will be re.
= membered for his admirable work op'
y posite Mr.. Selwyn in "The Arab
plays the leading role in "Mr. Gre,
. of Monte Carlo" which will be re
y leased some time after the first O.
the year
ze Charles Chaplin is hard at work OF
aa his new release "a Night in a Show
II In this picture he discards the oil
shoes, bacgy trousers, and in fact
. everything but the Chaplin walk an
Mt the famous m~oustache, and appear
The in top hat and full dress suit. The.
me say he is just as funny as ever.
NY D. S. Levitt, travelling representa-
~. tive of the Paramount pictures, wa
g in Glasgow last week arranging wit
Manager Bishell of the Orpheum TO
the showing of that popular brand o
lp- pictures in Glasgow for the year 1910
an Paramount pictures will continue t
ur- be shown on the same nights at tn
out same price as heretofore.
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It would seem that the Oliver Mo
w. rosco Photoplay company had starte
to capture all the stage stars not a
ready signed up by the other produc
ing companies. The latest star t
sign a Morosco contract is the we
~ known legitimate actress, Hattie Wi
" liams, who will make her screen debu
:" on the Paramount program.
son *****
Myrtle Stedman, who was seen her
recently in "Hypocrites," will appea
ov- again soon as a co-star with ForreS
NC Stanley in "The Wild Olive" Mis-
nth Stedman ranks among the five mos
40 beautiful women in moving picture
She recently won first prize in til
popularity contest conducted by tt
New York Telegraph. The role
Marion in "The Wild Olive" one {
the most sympathetic roles in moder
fiction, provides Miss Stedman II
opportunity of her career. This
conceded to be the most elaborat
productions ever produced by the M
rosco company.
Pathe will release in the near fl
ture some very remarkable picture
showing the analysis of motion. o
binary motion pictures are taken wit
a camera making l6 pictures per Sc
ond and are projected on the scret
at the same rate. With the "ultr
ranid" method. patented bv Pathe.