Evening star., 1916-08-13
In Filnland.

| Richard Bennett, star of Damaged
Goods" is appearing in a picture for
the Mutual-Star entitled. probably,
| '"The Sable Curse" or THE Sable
Blessing" whose plot deals with the
metamorphosis in mans character
due to the acquisition of a sable-lined
| coat.
Now they are calling Mary Miles
Minter IAN indestructible blonde"
Charlie Chaplin has the time of his
| of irrigating levity. first in trying to
| get into his home, then in a room
| where the floor is covered with the
| skins of wild animals, and at last in
reaching his room and lodging for the
night in a bath tub.
Gail Kane of the movies is to be-
come John Drew's leading woman in a
new play to be produced early in the
! fall.
Anita Stewart, a popular star of the
movies, is reported ill with typhoid
fever at Bayshore. L. l.
Louise Huff is being presented by the
Famous Players in a Quaker story film
entitled The Love of Patience"
A timely joke from the Pathe man
says: 1T may be a terrible day to
work, but imagine what it would be
If you had to hunt for work.
Frederick Warde, who is to be filmed
in The Vicar of Wakefield" thinks he
has found an ideal location for it's
scenes in Vermont.
Jackie Saunders. the movie star, it is
| said, was once a model for Harrison
Fisher. Howard Chandler Christy and
Clarence Underwood
Doris Kenyon is said to be "the most
natural smiling girl in the movies" She
is only eighteen and wants to be a
great artist.
Kathryn Adams had her first stage ex-
perience In Louisiana Lou" a musical
comedy. She has an important part in
The Shine Girl"
Pedro de Cordova of the Lasky COM
pany is said to be a direct descendant
of Gen. de Cordova, eel Grau Captain"
who, in Columbus time, drove the
MoorS out of Spain.
the Thanhouser star. appeared in The
Man She Made" "in spectaculator
scene calculated to thrill the most
blaze"
Florence la Badie has discovered a
publicity man for Westchester rail-
road who wrote: THE service on this
road is so good it makes theatergoing
| a pleasure"
Nine. Ola Nazimova appeared be-
fore a moving picture camera for the
first time in her career last Monday
posing for several scenes for War
Brides" her first photoplay.
Pathe has secured Ralph Earle to
make "scenics' in the national parks of
I . Hn nfrN- hn Veil a.i.
Mount Rainer. Carter and Lassen. Mr..
Earle has scored many scoops for the
Pathe News.
Gladys Hulette, who was looking for
the "ugliest pup in the world was GO
ing to use him in Prudence, the Pi-
rate" a Thanhouser film. Gladys was
the original Tyltyl in The Bluebird"
on 1.-The real stage"
Hazel Dawn Is native of Ogden.
Utah. Sensing her error at an carly
age" says the press agent, "she pre-
vailed upon her parents to move else
where" He does not tell why, or de-
scribe her error.
The movies have discovered that the
''professionaI child actor is far less
convincing for the screen than the
amateur" Naivete is behind the rea-
son. Paramount's Better Babies" is
the evidence.
The Herbert Brenon Film Corpora
ton organized to exploit the genius of
its namesake begins its work with Ma
zimova and Mary Garden, the grand
opera star, it's stellar attractions.
The open-afr stages of the keystone
Film Company cover five acres of
ground. There are also wood. brick
and concrete buildings housing in all
the Industries to be found in the
average city of several thousand popu-
lation.
| 1t Is now said that Mary Pickford is
to receive a million and half dollars
for two years photoplay work. of not
less than six nor more than eight plays
a year. A new concern, the Aircraft
Film Company. is mentioned in con-
nection with the rumor. for such it
seems to be.
william A. Brady has said the sala-
ries of photo players are not to be re-.
duced. but. If quoted correctly. he
evidently intends the players shall
speed up a bit" He means to put
move" in the movies, even in hot
weather.
Eleven Beauty and Brains winners
are to report in New York September 6
for a trial in World Film productions.
Grifhth's new picture, Intolerance"