Evening star., 1916-04-30
IN FINLAND.

1t is against the federal law to use
| United States money in photoplay, al
| least scenically.
| Hazel Dawn will be barefoot lassie in
| The Feud Girl, her next Famous Play
! ers-Paramount picture.
William n. Selig is preparing to filn
The Garden of Allah" in an elaborate
and spectacular manner
FRITZ Brunette the picture star OF
Unto Those Who Sin," is said to be a
decided brunette with gray eyes.
Peggy Hyland who was starred by
| Cyril Maude in THE Little Cafe" is now
a picture star of the Famous Players
| company
| The Triangle Company is to film De
Wolf Hopper, with Marguerite Marsh
| in a photoplay called Casey at the
Bat
Rose Melville, who is now putting her
| famous character in photoplays, says she
| has played the role of Sis Hopkins
| more than thousand times.
Marie Empress whose real name is
Marie Keene. and who is Balboa star
| is said to be the great grandniece of Ed
| mund Keene. the famous English actor
Sessue Hayakawa and Tsuru Aoki
popular stage stars of Japan. are picture
stars in the Jesse l.. Lasky production
Allen Souls photoplay by Hector
| Turnbull.
| For the Gaumont scenic series See
America First it is said. many of the
pictures will be taken by the United
| States Department of the Interior. The
| first installment was released Friday.
sition ever held will be opened at Madi-
son Square Garden. New York next Sat
| urday and continue until May a. in
elusive. Many famous screen stars will
| be represented.
| Ira J. LaMotte, for a number of years
| manager of the old Lafayette. now the
Belasco Theater, and of the Hippodrome
| managerial staff of the Casino at eth and
| f streets northwest.
Geraldine Farrar. who was the star in
| Temptation is said to have given her
| best work to the screen in her new play
Maria Rosa" Wallace Reid, Pedro Cor
doba. Anita King. James O'Neill and
others are in the cast.
Alice Brady is portraying the role of
Mimi in the World Film Corporation s
photoplay production of La Boheme,' -
which is to be released June %. Her
father. William A. Brady. Is director
general of the World Film pictures.
Rita Jolivet, who made her American
debut on the speaking stage with Otis
Skinner in "Kismet" and was aboard
rined, has signed a contract to appear
in motion pictures for Oliver Morosco.
The gorgeous mountains and valleys
Of southern California furnished the
scenic foundation in large part in the
Clune cinema drama. Ramona" which
brings to life the familiar figures Of
Helen Hunt Jackson's famous romance.
The picture is a great drawing card now
in New York
The public. it is said, will soon have
chance to see William Fox's much
talked-of "million-d dollar picture" in
which Annette KeI1erman is the star.
ployed as actors, and thousands OF
horses and camels are introduced in
battle and caravan scenes
Savoy Theater. at 14th street and CO.
lumbia road, adding a fourth to his
string of motion picture theaters The
Savoy is one of the handsomest motion
picture theaters in the city. Besides, it
has big open-air theater, which is
used in summer. The programs under
the Crandall management will include
productions of the Paramount. v. l.. S.
H., w OFlu + liii, EsQultdUIe, MctFo, OHl-
versal Red Feather. Blue Bird and Fox
companies.
When the Famous Players decided to
star Mary Pickford in ''Hulda From Hol-
land" there were obvious reasons why the
atmosphere for the Dutch play could not
be obtained in the real dixie country, 80
they actually built little Holland Of
their own on Long 1sland-and it Is said
to look very natural
William Gillette is said to be something
of a Sherlock Holmes off stage. After
reading the story. of. the photoplay and
seeing several of the late episodes he is
said to have correctly solved the puxSle
Of THE Strange Case Of Mary Pase.s the
ExsapaX4 X4pIodpctioQ.