Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-29
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II Mary and Marguerite are still in the
race for supremacy.
Marguerite Clark viii desert pic
lures for the speaking stage this
winter.
j Mary Pickford offers $1,000 each for
two hour photo-plays best suited to
her art.
Hobart Bosworth will support
Geraldine Farrar in new production
which is being prepared at the Lasky
studios.
i Madame Lima Cayalieri and Ma
dame Gamma Walska have succumbed
to the lure of the screen, following
/ their hot rival Geraldine.
The Famous Players Company and
1.-THE Lasky Feature Film Company
have merged. The combination
/ creates the largest film corporation in.
1 the world. 1t will release on the
Paramount program as usual.
Did You know that dainty Pearl
White was once circus rider? Her
daring In serial plays has placed her
| in a field without competition. Be-
1 ginning tomorrow she is featured in
| new story, "The Iron Claw which
| will occupy the Liberty screen for
1 the early week program.
Of flaming interest to our boy read.
| ers is the announcement that the i'm
mortal Tom Sawyer and the luck.
| less Huckle0erry Finn viii come to
| life again. Their beloved adventures
| will be told in pictures by the Lasky
Company and Jack Pickford will take
Heading parts.
The Famous Players production of
Poor Little Peppina" is the first I'M
der the now combination called the
Famous PlayersPi ckford Company.
Its productions have brought adj
vanced prices all over the mainland.
Owing to the persistent efforts OF the
Liberty management to maintain a /
house policy as an experiment. the |
prices for Mary Piekford's great play |
WIN not be advanced, but will remain |
the usualk 10, 90 and 80 cents for 40. |
mission. Honoihlans should appre-
ciate. this and make the venture sue-
Opening tomofrw at the Liberty.
marguerite Clark will appear IN prob /
~ ol1 oil.
tempts, Out OF the Drifts" Not
alone. however, is little Marguerite.
Her supporting cast includes a st.
Bernard dog that is twice as big as
herself The picture is an Alpine
drama in which this gigantic dog,
which was appropriately named Rex,
rlays a part commensurate with his |
syoirdupois. Miss Clark and the
bnge dog developed romance cf /
their own while in the snow-covered |
hills OF northern New York, and every
morning found them going for a long
tramp over the hills. In this picture
little Marguerite Is SIMPLE ur-I
sophisticated shepherdess, whose insI
nocence and beauty arouse the lows
est impulses of rude visitor in a |
mountain trap which he had set, but /
her very lirgennonsness awakens al
sense of repentance in the man, Who'll
changes his mode of life and makes /
himself worthy OF her tydest 1oys.
Out OF the Drifts" is one of those /
Irresistible plays in which Miss Clark /
Las. exerted every effort to outciass
all her former efforts.
Blanche Sweet, the Lasky star, who
is scarcely 20 years of age, has at
tracted worldwide attention. Since
Paramount pictures have become a
great factor in Europe, there are no
features in as great demand as that
OF Blanche Sweets. Most of her pro
ducticns have had scenes laid in for
eign lands and no doubt this is large
II responsible for her popularity.
Blanche belongs to that small cotefie
Of favored stars of the films who are
essentially favorite of photo-play low
ers and VINO grew up in popularity /
with the industry. Her popularity in
America Is no greater than in Eng.
land and ON the continent, where her
films are much sought after. Begin
ming next Thursday. Miss Sweet pro-
sents to Honolulans The Blacklist,
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