The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-07
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NovENfF HtRE4 DAYS. November PA Hf45V World November 7-B s Jalfsl4aa. Balboa. November 9-V Man carroll. Amer ican
 November 9-J, FfauiitVn November II asea Earsin, Ka1enl. november l2- ~ Ter, Triangle November 15- 4snks Twins Madeline and M aai.
 november 15- linson. Uni Versai, ana Maj Titagraph. November 17@ a American. Eawln, Baker, ~ ane Wilbur Horsley Charle a4a Vitagraph November 23-I Iaskv ana
 Hobart Henley,
 November 26-l Lasky. November 29- 5ttfe sffiA cd Harr;r l Fine Arts. 
 Marie Doro ha frusBsd ns5 har 0l;,,ar Twist costume caslhsa e4if n q bo,,, ,,, packed thefn a1a7r su 4hs ton or +l closet and has said fsYess all +o NTr
 Inarles Dlckens and hts works. With the completion O. the Lasky adaptation of "Oliver Twiss ska hse leanad o,,ar the calendar fror 1S39 IT. fha nrasan+ ,5o and has exchaIae0 Ifif55a,,s for +hone other well-knowr Ruthove Channing Dol lock and Rennol0 Wolf siIoaf and Monn is the title of hee ueNi raramount nic. ture.
 Gail Kane is a urencn spy in the new World-Brady picture, "On Dangerous Ground" and Carlye Blackwell is an American surgeon. The action is on +ba belglan frontier at the outbreak of the current war, and there are numerous very thrilling episodes before the spy escapes the attention of the firing squad and the surgeon wins her for his very own.
 Elliott Dexter will play opposite Marie
 5ofo Tn her next Lasky production on the Paramount programme There being no Hove making to be accomplished in
 Oliver Twist" Dexter was temporarily permitted to court one of the other Lasky
 stars, but now he is making love 10
 Miss Doro again. Beatrice DeMille and Leighton Osmun are the authors of the
 story.
 Tully Marshall, who did such wonderful work in support of Marie Doro in '.OH- yer Twist Is now playing in support of Anita King and Wallace Reid in a forthcoming Paramount picture.
 Harold Lockwood is busy with the other members of the Metro company
 headed by Fred Balshofer, hunting for snow somewhere north of San Francisco
 They went for snow and found rain, lots Of it. Snow would be reported from some- where nearby and the company would pack and hike off to find it, but by the time they arrived the rain had inter- fered with their plans and many days have been lost. Harold says the country there is not living up to The Promise.'
 Cleo Madison will start her work with the new company she heads in a we'll built studio. for Manager Isadore Bernstein has spared no pains to make it comedy, use- full and fitted for the purpose. It is one of the best arranged studios in Califor- mia. Several stc-:es have beer purchased, but the selection of the first one has not yet been decided on. Miss Madison has determined it shall be one which will be a big credit to the company which bears her name.
 In 'The Butterfly Girl which Henry Otto directed for the Pollard Picture Plays company at San Diego, there are scenes in which from 400 to 5000 people appear Henry Otto took advantage of some days when the attendance at the fair was large and the result is some remarkable Tong shots' showing the fairgrounds with the numerous visitors. The film is interesting from the glimpses it gives of the fairgrounds and conces- sions, apart from the heart interest story and the fine acting of Margarita Fischer and supporting cast
 In "Bawbs O the Blue Ridge" Bessie Barriscale went through some trying mo- ments-one was when she descended a steep mountainside and got pretty wet in a cold stream and could not climb back to where the camera man and di- rector were. and they had to send to- camp for a rope to help her up again. Miss Barrscale. says she would have al zo4 it away before it really arrived.
 Monroe Salisbury, who is now down in San Diego in support of Margarita Fisch- CT. in her new Mutual production, The Devils Assistant" has given lot of thought and study to his part of the
 devil in the piece. and he expects his portrayal to he one of the pest charac- terizations he has ever attempted. Edward Sloman Is producing q feature
 with q working tit1e of "A Son Of betf1e,' r;