Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-26
Film Flashes

George Walsh and Seena owen
CMrs. Walsh of Williap Fox and Tri-
angle companies, respectively, recently
became the parents OF daughter. She
is as yet unnamed.
Norma Talmadge became a real
bride recently when her marriage TO
Joseph Schneck, general manager OF
Marcus Loew theaters, was performed
at Stamford, Conn. They were forced
to postpone their wedding trip, as Miss
Talmadge was needed in "Panthea,
her first SelZnick vehicle.
C. Gardner Sullivan, whose hun
dreds of photoplays have given him
the title of the Scenario King" gave
u box party last Sunday night at the
Rialto theater, New York, the largest
motion picture theatcr in the world.
Mr.. Sullivan, who is chief of the Tri-
angle. lnce scenario staff, is in New
York securing material for lnce's next
. big production, which will be sue
ssor to CIVILIZATION.
Sidney Drew was recently arrested
for speeding in New York. The judge
on the bench remarked: Seems to
me I've seen your face before You
look Ike an old offender" The Metro
comedians identity was quickly estab
lished, and he was released with a
solemn warning.
Jack Pickford is rapidly qualifying
for the title of Famous Players
crouch. He is playing William syl.
.vanus Baxter I'm the adaptation of
/Booth Tarkington's Seventeen"
Paramount picture, in which he is CO.
starring with Louise Huff. 1t is one
OF the chief points of Williams
chara cter that he detests Clematis, the
houn dog. which is the property of
Genesis, the family servant. Now, it
so happened that the dog which was
selected for that role took "A violent
fancy to Jack the moment he saw
him AS a result, Jack has had to
spend all his spare moments in being
mean to the dog in order to have 1t
shIn him before the camera. 1t Is
nearly breaking Jacks heart, because
he is fond of animals, and the situa-
tion is getting on his nerves.
Thomas Meighan, the Lasky-Para-
mount star, is spending a brief vaca-
tion trying to induce the mother of
the baby used in the production of
- THE Heir to the Hoorah" to let him
adopt 1t. The little six months infant
proved such a good actor that Tommy
is convinced it Will make most ex-
cellent photodramatic artist and wants
to adopt 1t for his own. The mother
is holding off as she does not feel the
Los Angeles Athletic club is the proper
place in which to rear child.
Mary Pickford, who has played girls
of every nationality under the sun, has
new sort of role in her next picture
even for her. She will take the part
Of f.h
made by the Aircraft company, is as
vet untitled.
'"rhe Purple Mask" is the title of a
new Universal serial in which Grace
Cunard and Francis Ford will appear.
The serial, which has been in prep
aration for two years, will be in 22
episodes. The story was written by
Miss Cunard herself.
Mrs. Vernon Castle will appear In
"Patria," the international companys
preparedness serial, starting December
4. Louis Joseph Vance is the author
of this production.
Jewel Carmen, well known as a lead
ing woman for Douglas Fairbanks in
Triangle pictures, has Just joined the
William Fox organization. She is al
ready at wogk on. the first .photoplay
under the nov Auspices.
Kolb and Dill have just started pro-
duction of story by the famous hui
morist and playwright, Aaron Hoff-
man. 1t is entitled Beloved Rogues,"
and features the clever German COM
edians in many farcical and dramatic
situations of punch and powerful ap-
peal. Miss May Cloy is given promi-
nent part in the play.
William Russell is progressing IA
vorably with production on 1.-THE
Twinkler," an underworld drama writ
ten by Henry Leverage, convict in
Sing Sing. Charlotte Burton and Will
liam Carroll appear in important sup
porting roles. Direction Is In charge
of Edward Sloman.
Mary Miles Minter will have an op-
portunity to do some clever comedy
work in THE Innocence of Lizette,"
five-act American Mutual -Minter
feature now being produced under the
direction of James Kirkwood. Samuel