Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-30
Film Flashes

beautiful heroine walked into the
picture and held out her hand to the
hero. Gee" spoEe d muffled voice
Gown 'front.' ''sCme class to that Fatei"
-Photoplay Magazine.
True to it's stated policy Of present
Ing only filmed versions of popular
novels by the greatest modern writer's
of fiction, the Clara Kimpall Young
Film corporation this week pur-
chased the rights to The Foolish
Virgin. by Thomas Dixon, author
Of The Birth of a Nation.
Clarence Kolb. weu-known come
dian, says, you don't have to 20 to
war to get shot nowadays Just leave
1t to some boob property man to
hand you loaded 'unloaded re
volver and do the job yourself" But
the wound in his hand is getting
along fine, and soon he will again
have both hands on the steering
wheel OF his Fiat roadster.
Anita King, Paramount girl and
Lasky star, has been invited to speak
before the Los Angeles Insurance
Mems association on The Necessities
OF Thrift Among Members Of the
Theatrical Profession. As Miss King
has as yet never been able to save
a cent. except with which to huv a
new gown or some other furbelow,
the discourse should be quite entfSht
ening.
Lima Cavalier, the famous opera
sir ger, who /: internationa ly known
for her remarkable beauty, stars with
her husband, Lucien Muratore, in a
Pathc feature. The Shadow of Her
Pest. The fair fair Cavalier has only
appeared in one other picture. and
that was some time ago. If her act
ing is a good as her face and figure,
the picture will be 4 big success.
Marguerite Courtot. one OF the most
popular OF the younger motion pic
ture favorites, has been engaged by
the Famous Players Film company
and will, be starred by that pioneer
feature prodt cling concern on the
Paramount program. Her first ap-
pearance under the new auspices will
be as costar with owen Moore in an
adaptation of Edgar Selwyns great
comedy drama. Rolling Stones.
r. l.. Goldberg. the famous car
toonist who makes animated cartoons
for Pathe. hands himself a dozen
laughs a day. Sure, / laugh at my
own pictures" ne slys, "or rather L
laugh when the idea for them come
to me. It isn't conceit. I'm not re-
spcnsible for the ideas, and take no
credit for II EN-. They just come TO
my mind. and when they do they're
fresh and new to me and amuse me
quite as much as the people to whom
1 hand them en-"
Pearl White, heroine Of the Pathe
serial. "The Iron Claw, is now in
Baltimore with an Astra company un-
der the direction of Edward Jose.
Mr.. Jose is putting on a Gold Rooster
play which will be staged almost en-
tircly in Baltimore and nearby places.
Among the locations selected arc tho
famous Carroll manor, the old Johns
Hopkins home, the Blue Pump inn
and other landmarks of colonial
times. Among the other players are
Lille Leslie and Niles Welch.
clever idea that-running Edwin
August, film actor, director. avowed
author. etc, for the presidency of
these United States; but in sanction
ing such a stunt it probably never oc-
CURED to Mr. August that 1t would
be impossible to obtain even the
shadow of representation in the cleo
toral college, or that in becoming an
actual candidate he would be COM
August Phillip Won der Bu9.-Photo-
play Magazine.
When not posing before the motion
picture camera the screen stars spend
much of their time before the lenses
in the portrait photographers stu
dos getting new pictures for the pa
pers and magazines. In the last three
months Miss Clara Kimball Young
has sat" for eleven different photo
graphers in New York city for a total
of e95 different poses Out of all the
proofs submitted only 120 different
negatives passed the critical eyes of
Miss Young and her publicity staff
Youth holds the screen in THE Lit
tie Schoolma'm". newest release on
the Triangle program The star is
Dorothy Gish. whose character is still
in her teens--.he same age as the star
herself. Opposite her Is young Elmer
Clifton, who played tho reporter
lover in "Acquittoa", and now has the
part of an aesthetic young author.
The third member Of the plays dra-
matte triangle is Jack Brammell, who
was the guilty cashier in The Miss
Ing Links. and who now plays the
rascaIIy son Of the school board 8
domineering president Added to
these is a whole gronp Of clever chill
dren, the little schoolmdm's de-
voted pupils.
Antonio Moreno who plays leads
for Vita graph, on last Tuesday morn
ing gave a realistic demonstration
that he is a moving picture star, and
adding the testimony Of q Brooklyn
traffic officer that he was moving,
the answer Is easy Moreno was on
his way to the studio from downtown
in his rakish. low-hunE speedster and
hit the boulevard ut about the en-
trance e Prospect park. He noticed
a MOTORCYCLE cop who seemed to pass
like a flash. Yet the motorcycle was
Standing still. Moreno went on his
peaceful. abstracted way and at the
other end oe the park was surprised
to see the officer alongside of him
and painting. lie politely stopped and