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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-09
Mr. Roderick LaRocque Real Rightly -to-H onest-to
Goodness Movie Star Tells How to Get Into Pictures
BY DOLLY DALRYMPLE

HH1T1 XPERIENCE-th the thing
n. that counts if you want to be
81 a movie star; it's the first
question the big directors ask: What
can you do? What have you done?
Stage-or film? well--it
would be foolish of me to say that
every pretty girl or good looking chap
who has movie ambitions can get into
pictures"
Thus Mr. Roderick LaRocque, the
director" and leading man of the
"Travalogue' - photoplay which Is
filming" in Birming CHAM just at
present expressed himself in a little
chat l had with him.
Mr. LaRocque is quite capable of
giving good advice on the subject OF
he ambitions of a movie star, De
cause for the past two years he has
had quite an enviable and eventful
ca reer in pictures.
And why not? He's young. good
looking, clever, and just the type of
actor who would score in pictures; he's
tail and graceful and absolutely lack
ing in elf-consciousness, an asset
that is quite necessary for the photo
player to possess if he makes good
Mr.. LaRocque sper ializes in Char
acter" roles, and says frankly it's the
sort of thing that he wants to perfect
himself in as Jack West" in the
"Travelogue' photop1ay, he does his
first role of the type in his short, but
evantful, career as a movie star.
Have you seen the The Chaperon?'
Mr.. LaRocque asked. No? Well l con-
slider my work with Edna Mayo and
Eugene O'Brien in that pictaure per-
haps the best I've done, although with
Edna May and Henry Walthall in Tile
Strange Case of Mary Paige, I liked
the part; if you recall the eleventh ep-
isolde of that serial, you recall yours
truly taking a nice little tumble down
the staircase I enjoyed my work in
The Intruder with Richard C. Travers
and Marguerite Clayton, and in the de-
detective photoplay, The Alster Case
with Ruth Stonenouse and bryant
Washburn also. l consider Bryant
Washburn one of the cleverest actors
on the screen
"Who, in your opinion, is the very
best?" l asked.
Among the women, 1 unhesitatingly
say that Norma Talmadge should be
crowned queen of the MOVIES Mr..
LaRocque replied. II think her work
is the most finished and the most ar
tistic of anybody's.
Her dope fiends, and all the various
things she does. are marvellously por-
trayed. Henry Walthall is pre-eminent
among the men; he is the most accom-
plished actor on the screen today. Next
to Mr.. Walthal I regard Charles Ray
as the best actor in movie pictures.
'"ro be a good movie actor" Mr.. La
ROGUE said, lis very different from being
good actor on the legitimate stage. In
the movies all one has to go on is ex-
preston and gesture; a beautiful voice
means nothing; as it does on the stage;
even makeup is different To the
statement of the many that it looks SO
easy as if all you have to do is just
to be natural, 1 want to say that's all
mistake, as if acting natural wasn't
the most difficult art in the world and
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-09

in the city is that of Miss Annie Mae
Cole, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
Cole, and Mr.. Joseph E. Cowart, which
took place yesterday morning at $50
o'clock at the First Methodist church
where the ceremony was performed by
the Rev. DR.. J. W. Johnson of that
church and witnessed by number of
relatives and close friends The bride
wore a travelling suit of midnight blue
broadcloth, with trimmings of mole, with
hat to match, and grey boots. Her flow
ers were pink Russell roses. There were
no attendants. Mr.. Cowart and his lovely
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-09

how few realize that to act is-not to
act! No amount of technique will in
sure success without natural talent for
expression; the movie actor must act with
more feeling and sincerity than is re-
qured on the dramatic stage. That is
the great secret of Charles Rays splen-
did success; the power of concentration
which he possesses over his facial mus
Giles, the marvellous interpretative ex-
preston of the eyes and mouth, make
him an ideal actor
You know what Richard Mansfield, the
greatest actor on the modern stage
said" Mr.. LaRocque observed, about the
further a man gets away from himself
the better he is? Well, this applies most
effectively to the movie actor; elimina-
ton of self is the main thing; utter
Inconsistencies of SELF
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-09

Mr.. LaRocque has made a great many
friends during his visit to Birmingham
who love him for his clean, manly quail
ties, as well as his ability
He has been associated with Mr.. Henry
B. Walthall for the past two years in
pictures and before that his experience as
an actor with the Garrick players in
Chicago and also in vaudeville gave him
the necessary equipment aside from his
natural talent to do big parts in the
movies
He declares that his visit to Alabama,
and especially to Birmingham, has been
wonderfully educational, and he is en-
thusiastc over the steel and iron in
dustry and the glimpse he has had of the
making of these great products scenes
from which will be produced in the
''Travelouge' pictphotoplay.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-09

From the Washington Star.
Representative Campbell of Kansas said
in a recent address in Leavenworth;
'The corrupt man is always a stupid,
ignorant man.
"A corrupt voter was arrested once in
Wawa.
"'Wot am 1 arrested fur?' he asked.
"'You are charged said the Officer
with having voted eight times
Charged, her?' muttered the prisoner
That's queer. 1 expected to be PAID
for it,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-09

school, An exceptional offer is being
made, and all who are interested are
requested to attend the first meeting of
the class.
There will be no meeting of the Jewish
council on Saturday afternoon, the date
of the next meeting to be announced
later
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Aus ben iibrtsen Thetlem.

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ca, IA Wetern Surfmeiier nieber.
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1roRbtYogtbnm.
aus hrr 1amptfaht.

Cir mie LANCE ,pGblen bic periHie.
benen 3antune tire neuen Abseorbs
neten?-Sm IaSemeinen tpiro Die
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aantone. bic crit i'm Sum- 1914 &C.
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Serien Elm. Our eriten Serie seboren
bic 8autone. Die I'M Suni 1914 Reus
fpablen batten: ghternafJ, Cid, 2us
gembure z9anb, Rerih. 8emih unb
WiIs; our 5~tpeiten Serie Der 8anmer,
bic i'm Sabre 1917 Reufpablen bdtten:
Gapeaen, Glerf. 9iefirt. @renens
nader, 2ugemburszS tabt. 8ebinsen
unb @ianoen. aSn ieinem Irtiiel 1877
perfiiet nun bas Geiee, bab i'm Sale
elmer 8ammersI ufloiuns bic 8ableu
CUR griesune Der eriten Serie in benz
auf bic brittle oroentlihe Sasung
foIsenber Wonat Suni itattfinben.
biesmal alio norausiiftlih i'm Suni
1918. Sic 8abIen CUR griesune Der
5~ipeiten Serie finben brei Sabre ipdter
itatt. 0ie aantone Der eriten Serie
tpdbleu mitbin fir brei Sabre. Die Der
5~tpeiten Serie fir feds Sabre.
Sterbefaa.-Sm Sitter bon so
Sabren itarb an ben Solsen elmer
Nasenfranfbeit Serr Sob. 9ens.
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B Iuxembnr9er Nathrfthten. E

Satin Nnna. eeb. Nolitor. Yatben
tparen Sic. @epfer uub aatbarina
Graiier. @liidtpunihl-8. %. 81
geIepne, Suua.-Sier itarb am 2.
Saruiar Srau 2ena Otter, seb. Sopet.
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burg uno fam geseu 1852 mad Imc>
rita. Sic lieb iih in 8alena. Su..
nieber unb perbeiratbete lid aud bort
nit Serrn Sic. Otter. 3pei Sobne
uno cine Softer betrauern Die 8ers
.itorbcne: Senrp i'll 9clepue, @alens
tin in 8lad Oils, g, Sat, uno Srau
&ate Satterp in Seras. Sic rrbe in
Sriebenl Sen trauernben 5interblies
6enen unier geileibl-(8. 81
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lel, 81 Sabre oft, 8irtb bon 9aIier.

mel, 81 Sabre aft, @irtb bon @aher.
binig.
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gate bon CLARA Eeaetier. - Bonn
TO-: Maria @anberiteiS, alt 4
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del Sfwars, alt rs Sabre, @irtb,
@ittiper BON Waria aarbarina Bar.
teblemp. = 49,: Gnna Settles. aft
ga Sabre, ebegattin bon Sobann
2oseling:
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ieiner 8obnun9 auf Der Sarm
norb sDitlif bon aurora, lit i'm Ilter
bon II Sabren Serr Nifolars Sibler
geitorben. Ser @erbIifene mar aus
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lam als 1~Sidbrieer Singing mad
Iiirora. Su.. mo er ieitber beitdnbig
eepobnt bat rub 5tuar ausihlieBli6
auf Der Sarm. IuBer ieiner Satin
binterIdbt er nod flint 3inber: Sobn
unb Wat6. Sibler in gatapia Sotuns
ibip; Sic. Sibler in girsil; Srau
Sranf Hotb in Nortb aurora, ferner
Elm gnfeIfinb. Sie geerbisune farb
am Sonntae bon Der Rariens Stride
i'm 8uih aus. itatt. Seileib! Or
rube in Sriebenl-(a. o.
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brei Wonaten, i'm Sitter bon 80
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gnteltinbern iiberlebt. Die 8eitats
tuns erfolste am 4. Sanuar bon Der
ct. S~oiepb'ss& Stride aus. - In elmer
2unsenent3iinbnns itarb am 80. Sea.
Srau @or9aretb Beilano. im litter
bon 70 Sabren. Seit As Sabren bier
anidiiis, tpirb Tie auber BON ibrem
8atten bon 5ipei SDbnen unb finf
5odtern iiberlebt. Sic 9eerbiguns
fanb am 3. Sanuar bon DER fatbos
Iii6en ct. Soiepb'ss Stride aus. itatt.
gle mogen ruben in Sriebeu! Sen
trauernoen 5interbliebenen infer 9eis
leiol-(g.)
Bort Waibinstpn, Wis. - Spm.
@atrp mubte neulih Norgens Die uns
leblanc grfabrung MAIDEN, bab linn
pGbrenb Der Radt elm frii1 eei1Ia1>
tetes GGtpein aus Der Sommerfii6e
geitoblen ipurbe. - Widael 2ener5
BON Soipn Horburp beiufte neuli6
bier ieinen friiberen Seeliorser 8fars
rer Geter Solfels. = Im 1. Sanuar
plirbe in Der ct. Wariens Stride ourd)
Yfarrer SoIfels setauft: 8ilbelm
NitoIas, eeboren am 90. DECEMBER,
Sobn bon Sobn Burton uno ieiner
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9ipilftanbs .Na&rihten.
8emeinoe @ertert.

@emeinbe Wertert. =
Sterbefalle: Bonn I. Off,: Sobann
9odes, 80 Sabre alt, @irtb bon 8ai-
ierbiaie. - l.: Wargaretba gpel.
Z Wonate alt, bon @aiierbiaia. -
H.: Mattbias Suber. SO Sabre alt,
5abrifarbeiter bon W%aiierbiaig. -
49,: Soiepbine Gaubenielb, 8 no.
note alt, bon @aiierbiGis. - %:
Nifolalis Seilers, II Sabre alt, pen.
iionierter Observation-Disclosures bon @ai.
ierbiaig. - 8. Hop.: Mutton Slim.
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ScrsIiGen 9nnf unb @ott nerselt's!

Die @eIber iino seil. 81 ridten an
bcu Sdasmeiiter Srn. Nie. 0inSorff,
German 9ruf & sauinss ganf, 9ns
buaue, Soma. Wir bitten. babel ben
@eburtsort. enentueI benjenieen Der
gltern ober 0oreltern i'm @roBber5pss
tbum aususeben, 5tuedS 8eroffents
li6uns in 9ureinburg.
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beltem?

8ir fiiden cine p~ouitdnoise
Sammlune idmmtliher Hummern
Der r2urembiirser Gazette, bon
Der eriteu Nummer bes eriten
Sabrsanses al. bis beute 5uiams
men3uiteIen. Bir tpoIlen ndmlih.
I'M Sinne Der Siituryfd,eu abtbei.
lung beS Staates Sorua, tpesen bes
seiGihtlihen Wertbes Der "3nr.
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feblen ms aus elmer an3abl
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Ans nru Der. 5taateu.
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@er bon unieren 9eiern fam
ms bier belien2 @ir modten
uniere Sammluns eerne\ pous
itGnoig unb balb an bic Sfaatss
bibIiotbef in 5es Wapines ienoen.
Sesbalb bitten mir Die tpertben
Qeier. nnS, ipenu moslid. irsenos
tpelte Der pbiseu Summer sefl.
'eIei6 ~5uienoen 5u poIen unb
guar an bic Gbrelie Sbres. i'm
Woraus fir iebe 9eidaiefeit
banfenben
Nic @onner.
gbefs Hebatteur.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-04
THE PHOTOPLAY-
MAN-ABOUT-
TOWN

,Egeyy Saturday Sgnd here ard thsye
PRotopiap Mqn1 Gopt.To,cn chats iUith ne
bSVs {gG ggo c ng M oenns s
they shoic. For thc completg aud dccurqto
bn brograW5S Of re q coming Tssk see thc Pho-
Florence Dagmar. the clever and beau
tiful member of the Lasky Company, will
be seen in an important role in support OF
Theodore Roberts in the photo.dramatic
production of Mark Twain's famous story,
"Pudd'nhead Wilson," which will be the
attraction at the Germantown on Friday.
Madame Petrova, star of What VIII
People Saw" at the Sherwood on Thurs
day, recently visited the wounded soldiers
In Canadian hospitals and entertained
them with recltations and pantomime act
ing.
ANY one who has known what It Ia to
envy the material success OF others VIII
learn the folly OF such course and be
much more contented with his lot after
seeing Mary Boland in THE Price of Hap
piness," the new Equitable feature, to be
shown at the Park on Wednesday
Jane Gall will be seen as Queen Flavia
in the screen version of Rupert of Hent-
zau" Bluebird photoplay. the sequel to
Anthony Hopes prisoner of Zenda.' The
Bluebird company went TO England Ior
the scenic environment to depict the fan.
ciful kingdom of Ruritania. Henry Ainley
an English leading man, will play the dual
role of Rudolf V of Rurtania and Rudolf
Rassendyll. the English adventurer, show
ing at Bluebird Theatre on Friday.
Marguerite Snow, who appears In the
stellar role in "The Upstart," Metro fea-
ture picture, at the Jefferson on Wednes-
day. does nearly all her own sewing.
Wednesday and Thursday Kitty Cor
don, in her laest screen drama, "As In
Looking Glass" perturbation adapted
from f. C. Phillips famous novel of the
same name, will be seen at the Great
Northern. Miss Gordon was one or the
stars of the New York Winter Garden
shows, and 1t was only after long per-
suasion that she was induced to adopt the
drama of the camera and the screen.
Dustin Farnum, in perturbation OF
"The Virginian," play by Kirk La Shelle
from the book by Owen Wistar, is the
main attraction announced for Monday at
the Rialto Theatre. "The Chorus Lady"
with Cleo Ridgley and Wallace Reid in
the leading roles, will be shown on Tues
day. This is a perturbation of James
Forbes human comedy drama, which was
presented on the legitimate stage.
The final touches completing Peggy"
found Billie Burke much changed star.
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ity and the length Of the features shown
World Pathe and Metro provide five
sure flre" days out of the six.
Valessa Surratt, in The Immigrant"
comes to the Overbrook on Saturday. She
viii return shortly to the Lasky studio for
a second production.
Vivid character drawing and fasoinat-
ing story Of life in Normandy and Paris
mark The Pawn Of Fate" the new World
Film feature In which George Beban will
appear as star ut the Globe on Wednes-
day. Mr.. Beban, as in the case Of AN
Alien" in which he made his first great
film success, is the author Of The Pawn
Of Fate" as well as the star
Carter De Haven and his wife, Flora
Parker De Haven, in the detective film
THE Wrong Door" which Mr. De Haven
produced and directed for Bluebird photo
plays. will be the first screen work of the
De Havens since they left vaudeville and
musical comedy Plays at Eureka on Sat
urday.
How the lust to kill is conquered by
womaus love is revealed in a series OF
startling scenes in the new World Film
lve-part feature "a woman's Power" i'm
which Miss Mollie King will he seen as
the star at the Century on Tuesday.
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ians; Danube Quartette, acrobats; Mau.
rice Burkhart in THE Thief; logan
and Geneva, dancing on a wire
COLONIAL-"The Apple of Paris; Jull-
cite Dilka, vocalist; Harry Tate: Tiny's
Toy Circus; Enid Grey and company in
The Little Mother; Zeno, Jordan and
Zeno; Lloyd and Whtehouse; Ted and
Corinne Breton; Permane. accordion.
NIXON-"Dunbar's Syncopated Serenad-
ers'; Loyals Equestrian Hounds; Nc
Cowan and Gordon in 1.-TWO in One;
Adelaide Fairchild; Diamond and Grant;
Lee Tong Foo.
GLOBE-"A Night with the Poets;
Clifford Nipple and company in THE
Lost Clan; Loves Lottery" Cades
De Gascoyne, Clements and O'Connor;
Henry Fry, monologist; Scamp and
Scamp, acrobats Hayes and Thaucharm
in sketch; Mueller and Mueller; the
kamurias.
GRAND-Minlature Revue; The Cycling
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-04

CONTINUING PLAYS.
FoRREST-"ziegfeld Follies of 1916"
with Ina Clare, Bert Williams. Leon Err
rol, W. C. Fields, Ed Wynn, Will West.
Here we find the scenery by Joseph
Urban and the usual sort of a Ziegfeld
show by the usual people.
LYRIC-"The Only Girl" n musical com.
edy, by Victor Herbert and Henry
Blossom, founded on n light play of a
few seasons ago, "Our Wives"
little THEATRE-Tonight only. the
State Society of Philadelphia in
'Vlttles," "The Little Stone House."
Russian tragedy; 'Tn the Train"
1.-THE Last Gulden," "EIght O'Clock"
and 1.-THE Artist" are the names of the
offerings. A bill of diversified appeal.
GARRICK-+"Twin Beds" farce, by
Salisbury Field and Margaret Mayo,
which deals with the comic adventures
Of people who mistake other peoples
apartments for their own.
BR0AD-"Pollyanna,'' with Patricia Col
linge Effie Shannon and Herbert Kel-
cey The glad girl" of the glad
books" playing the glad game" with
sentimental thoroughness.
PHOTOPLAYS[
BTANLEY-All week, ITO Have and To
Hold,' with Mae Murray and Wallace
Reid. A film version of Mary Johnson's
book. The bill will include the latest
Burton Holmes travelogues, Somewhere
In France" Cwar scenes), and current
events.
CHESTNUT STREET OPERA HOUSE
Prohibition" the much-talked-of anti
liquor film Among the participants
are william Jennings Bryan, Hobson
and other well-known men, This is the
first Philadelphia showing of this film.
Tuesday and We'd
nesday, "As in a Looking Glass" with
Kitty Gordon. Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, "The Golden Claw" with
Bessie Barlscale, Frank Mills and Truly
Shaddock
Tuesday and wednes.
day. Nearly King" with Jack Barry.
more Thursday. Friday and Saturday,
The Trail of the Lonesome Pine" with
Charlotte Walker
VAUDEVILLE
AEITH'S-Sam Bernard, comedian; Will
~ Cressy and Blanche Dayne in zone
Night Only Bertram Peacock, Blanche
Morrison, Henry Antril and company
IN The New Producers; Anna Chand-
ier songs; Moon and Norris, dancers;
Ned Monroe and Kellar Mack, coined