Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-16
MARY PICKFORD TO BE
A SCOTCH LASSIE NOW
"The Pride of the Clan" Will
Constitute Her Next Feature
for Aircraft
BY the Photoplay Editor

We'll. girls. the secrets out. Mary Pick.
fords next picture is to he n Scotch afrair,
THE Pride Of the Clan" Maurice Tourneur
is completing tho feature, which will be
released by Aircraft in few weeks.
I'm her long and brilliant career on the
acreen." warbles the press agent. Miss
PickfOrd has portrayed characters OF
number OF different natiOnallties. In Less
Than the Dust which throughout the
United States has created exceptional at
tention, little Mary appears as child OF
India. It's long way from the bank of
the Ganges to the wind-blown fields OF
Scotch heather. but II is trip that Miss
Pckford has taken in the interval between
Less Than the Dust and The Pride of the
Clan
1.-The Pride OF the Clan gives Miss Pick
ford another national role added TO those
she already has created. In Hulda From
Holland she was most captivating Dutch
girl, who came to America and successfully
won place for herself in the new country
Madame Butterfly showed Miss Plckford
as n gcisha girl of Japan, child Of love
Tess OF the Storm Country and number
of her earlier pictures presented Miss Pick
ford in various phases OF national life in
America"
Something new has been devised by Uni
versal, which announces juvenile depart
ment. This is the result OF a demand for
programs suitable to the needs Of juvenile
performances, created by the combined ef-
forts OF the womens clubs, parent-teacher
associations, etc, throughout the country.
The bureau has arranged thirteen programs
OF four TO six reels each, and these can be
booked singly each week for demonstrating
purposes for the course.
No less personages than Theodore Roose-
welt and Or. G. II. Parkhurst. the New
a aN
ellis production OF Charity" by Linda A.
GrifHth wife of d. w. Grhith. which is
about TO be released on the Mutual pro-
gram.
The following topical features comprise
the Evening Ledger Universal Animated
Weekly OF current date;
GIRLS SWIM HARD RACE-Mermaids dare
swift tides ana currents Of Golden Gate; san
compete f9r prizes at annual corn show; Hloom'
ington. H.
parade Of motor volunteers; London, Eng
CHURCH sHELTERs BATTLE FLAGS
one Hundred cor hna Sk,esnth ontario Battalion
beyi 591EaSSi95; ESi5 FEAST EEEFiG Ann ppAv,,,ov.r nj,
AIahomet Father in mosque at Eld festigaIi
"TWESTYY' BILLION DOLLARS HERE-steel
klufs ot nation gather for annual ncss.on' 81
T. trEsT FAsHIoNs-Fur.trlmm dresses Ia
yosu1 for the Winter, courtesy Brlll AbraEan
'WHERE KIDDIEs CAN PLAY-Col,brate
ngtn aHutyarsary Of city first par. for chill
''TNtIE sHIs PRIZE PosIEs-unltcd
states Department % Agriculture Eyea 10 an
n1ll chrysanthcmGm show. Wushiugtun -. q.
FIGHTING NINTH" BACK FROM BOD-
DER-City welcomes famous regiment nn return
FROM service Mexican border. Boston Mass.
WHOM DID THEY VOTE FOR.--Rivals
for presidency shown ON wuy 30 sad lTgm
p1llins places
WASHING THE cAPTTOEs FACE-Tire d.,
partfnsut gives home Of CuasTts8 l'3 annual
T. ttbs NVaaNlurTnu. -. q.
4 CHEAP CHAUFFEUR-Here's a dos that
FIFTY -FOrR DROWN IN WRECk-'rrai'sy
cars Blunsy through open drUEbr,3sc fatal for
CRACK SHOT or THE E.NVG-Crcw OF bat
tteahlp New York W. presented with cup from
National Defense Society Tor brW markHmau-
ann Brooklyn Navy Yard, New York
CARTOONS by Hy Mayer. cnTicatuTist.