The Glasgow courier., 1916-04-21

Mary Moore, a sister of Tom, Owen
and Matt Moore, having recently sign
ed with Metro.
The Orpheum has booked the Bray
cartoons which will be shown
once week in addition to the regular
show. As mirth provokers these car
toons are in class by themselves.
Pathe company will release Cold
Rooster Play some time this month
called "Big Jim Garrity", featuring
the celebrated actor Robert Edeson.
It is said that in this production Mr..
Edeson does the greatest work OF
his career.
"The Battle Cry of Peace" played
return engagement at the local
show house this week, to nearly as
house as on the original showing.
Many going to see it again the Sec
ond time.
For the final scenes in "Chimmie
Fadden Out West" the Lasky COM,
pany rented the entire town of Nev-
i, Calf, for two days. The money
derived that way is turned into the
city strong box and helps to reduce
the tax rate.
For the first time in the American
entertainment world Anna Held and
her we'll known daughter, Iianne Car
rena, appear together. They both
make their screen debut in madame
La Presidente", Morosco-Paramount
photoplay soon to be released.
Dustin Farnum will be seen here
soon in the first release Of the Pallas
Picture Corp, a new company which
is releasing their output through the
Paramount Corporation. The picture
is screen adoption of Booth Tarkin-
tons "Gentleman From Indiana"
Lionel Barrymore, the popular dra-
lna,;c star, will be seen soon in what
the Metro Picture Corporation claim
as one of the strongest dramas they
have produced the pest year entitled
''The Yellow Streak. Mr.. Barry
more is supported l,y the clever stage
star, Irene Hawley.
Victor Moore, the famous "Chimmie
Fadden" is to appear again soon IN
another of those side splitting corr
eiies. "Chimmie Fadden Out West"
The work On this picture was deIay.
ed several days on account of "Chim
mie" mislaylng that striped swH:lr.
If his.
,;::nca Cruise, h., will be r.ricnl.
bcred as having played the part o: re
porter in "Thc i !; ion Dollar ~. -
tcr:" will be seen here soon under '!.t
iasky-Paramoun l.rner in "ArW
-tronC's Wife" sull''i.ng Edna t;'"':
rich, one of :" erica's most beat t:c i
dramatic stars.
: Geraldine Farrar, the prima donna
has made such an impression in he
ilm debut Carmen" that she ha
been signed up by the Lasky compan,
to appear in two more pictures. Sh
is already hard at work on the secon
one at this time, the name of whic
has not yet been given out.
Sidney Chaplin, who is busines
manager for his brother, Charles, re
ceived present of $4,000 for hi
services in negotiating the contrat
which Charles has signed with th
Mutual company, by which the comet
ian is to get $780, a year. Charl
is not noted for spending his none
either.
Pauline Fredrick, the celebrate
> emotional actress, who will be r
membered for her exceptionally clev'
acting in Zaza" is to appear he
again Easter Sunday in a scre<
INSTALLATION of the famous novel al
play "Bella Donna" in which all wi
have seen it say Miss Fredrick su
passes all her former screen triumph
y
In commenting on "A Woman
Law, the next Gold Rooster Play
e be shown at the local theater, Il
Moving Picture World says: "lf al
: doubt exists in the minds Of the Ct
J tical as to Florence Reeds right
: be entitled one Of the two or thr
70 most talented actresses on the scre