The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-19

K Y ARIE DORO, one of the most MI popular stars of the stage and " screen, left New York East week for the studios of the Jesse L. Lasky Feature Play company at Hol- lywood, Cal, where she will appear in series of productions. Miss Doro recently completed for the Famous Players Film company a picturization of Diplomacy" In going to the Lasky company, Miss Doro will still be star on the Paramount pro- gramme. Elliott Dexter, Miss Moro's. husband, also will go with her.
 Frank Whitson late of the Fox Film company, has been engaged by the Edu- cational Film company of New York to play the lead in their picture which is now being made in Jacksonville, Fla.
 James Young, during rehearsal of Sweet Kitty Bellars,' to bonehead ex- tra man, Are you an actor?' Bonehead, extra man. Well, bin in close-ups'' '
 Having ridden horseback from New York City to Los Angeles without an accident, Cleo Ridgely, charming Lasky star, was ignominously bucked off a decrepit broncho during a rehearsal of Under the Mask in which she is CO., starred with Wallace Reid. The fair star suffered no injuries. except to her feelings, which were consideraly lacre- ated.
 Evelyn Nesbitt Thaw and her dancing partner, Jack Clifford. were recently en- tertained at the Fine Arts-Triangle studio by Mae Marsh. and her sister, Margaret Marsh The celebrated terpsichorean ar lists were filling a Los Angeles vaude- vile engagement and, being acquainted with the Marsh sisters, motored out to the Hollywood studio
 Norma Nichols, leading woman with Kalem's Ham Comedies" is busy col lecting all the charms. four-leaved clovers, horseshoes and the rest to off, set the breaking of a large mirror in her dressing room. Miss Nichols did not break the mirror herself, but left the window open, which blew shut. knocking the glass from her dressing table, but the mere fact of it being broken in her room in sufficient reason for the collection of charms
 
 John Junior well known on Broadway, and a recent addition to the Essanay family, has left Chicago for visit to New York Tn fact. it might be said that he has left again. as he has culti- vated the habit of spending his week. ends in Gotham. Not that he dislilxes Chicago but that he wants to get back to old environments and to see old friends frequently.
 
 Edward O'Connor, who recently fin ished five months work as Onion Jones in the Adventures of J. Rufus Walling-' ford.' has been engaged to play the Cam nibal King in Turned Up.' a six-reel feature, supporting Nat Goodwin. The company are now in Florida, where all the exterior scenes are being taken.
 Lewis s. Stone. who appears with Gladys Hanson in Essanay'h five-reel feature. .The Havoc" is best remem- bered to theatregoers by the success which met his efforts as leading man in the stage production of .The Misleading Lady.' Essanay recently produced 'TThe Misleading Lady with Henry B. Walthal and Edna Mayo and it's reception by the public was one of the warmest ever accorded a picture. Peculiarly enough, Arthur Berthelet, whose last feature pie ture it was before The Havoc" directed the work of Mir. Stone in the later photo- play. s.-s
 Miss Vivian Edwards. who has been