The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-29

Turn Back 5 Years.
Five Years Ago. Today.
The Bill Hart Broncho Billy is
IF the movies, now one of the
was b = h o country's finest
Bill Anderson. little two-handed
He was making promoters. It was
westerns" at the even rumored at
rate OF one per one time that he
fortnight. T Q was going to buy
critics called him a ball club. He
The worl DIS hasn't been in a
m { popular picture for years.
star" John Bunny has
John Bunny re- passed to the
turned from four land OF shadows.
teen weeks spent For the first time
in England finn since his death
ing "Pickwick" one OF his pro-
nd other distin- ductions Is being
guished Englihs E Essss = P,s 2
ET b Q dasl1ing partner, has a
Mr.. Kerrigan and company or her
cowboys rode up ]. warren Ker-
the main street rigan looks better
of Santa Barbara In an evening suit
and inauguTated now than IN cow
h . American boy attire. Ano
studio in that he's probably
town. That was greater matinee
when the Kerri- idol than Wally
gan pay envelope Reid or Frances
Contained $50 x. BushInan. Also
every w X he has his own
some weeks. company w t n
THE coming of Paralta.
Columbus" with The two-reel
'tshrae hundred feature is practi-
parsons in the cally a thing of
cast, was filmed the past. Pro-
and heralded as a auctions twelve
4 tseie." But lit are common. The
was in three reels average" nlm Is
and consequently Ave and six reels
wasn't q success. long. Even COM
TIL exhibitor edies, long at 800
wouldn't ru a feet 1--WE years
mere than two ago, run to two
reels at d single and three reels.
show Sarah Bern
sara h Bern hardt might be
hardt. the first described as still
important stage being in the NOV
star TO recognize les. She recently
the 'Iowly" NOV starred in a pa
les. got 5000 for triotic film called
working in one l'"The Mothers Of
picture. But the France" And the
Parisian pro- chances are she
ducers deducted got $4,000 instead
duiction. work.
Gail Kane wants to be a bird
woman, She took bit Of fiy first
Just for fun and became SO fascinat-
ed with the lure of the air that she
went into the matter in earnest. She
has already taken the test for bal
ancA in the air, which consists OF be-
ing blind folded and twtrled around
twenty times on revolving piano
stool and then expected to focus the
eyes promptly when the blind fold is
taken OF. Miss Kane was one OF the
few who answered truthfully when
asked her during the test, IL she had
ever been seasick. Only one person
ID twenty win admit to a tendency
Y"f promptly told the TRUTH" she
said, "and admitted that / am some-
times ssasick. Not violently, you
know; but-well, enough. And 1T
was my salvation, for they told me
that it was q sign that would be
a. good airwoman: MY balance test
was perfect, / discovered, although
II thought my chances werc gone
when I grew a tribe dizzy. Then
they told me that 1t was . good
stEn, too. because otherwise how
would / know if the machine went
wong. and was falling. Being a
bird woman L. almost as interesting
ae being In the pictures."
Lest We Forget! is the title which
has been. seleoted for the great
screen drama OF International events
II which Rita Jolivet is starred.
This. picture deals with occur
renees involving the beginning Of
TIE war and especially the early Ger
man invasion OF Belgium and north
efn France and the sinking OF the
Isaeitania. LIN
lafd on board the Inflated steamship.
Particularly fine are the spectacu-
In scenes in which the Lusitania IS
SHOWN on the high seas Just previous
e. and at the moment OF its destruc"
tim by a German submarine. Prom
ir3ant personages IN the public life
81 England, France and America are
represented in these scenes. One
tanleau shows a. group lncluding
CHARLES Frohman, Alfred vanderbilt
ana Rita Jolivet, who, IT VIII be re-
cAIIed, were standing hand IN hand
q the time the Lusitania sank--Miss
Inlivet alone survived her compan-
ioas. We see also the interior of the
Crman submarine which fred the
akot which eventually led America
into the war.
aTlle play deals with secret service
IN France, England and America
and shows the cooperation between
tie British and American foreign Of
dees in handling German spies on
both sides Of the Atlantic.
"a report from the west coast
where Julian Eltinge. well known
feminine impersonator, is engaged in
saging his first moving picture, In
dtcates that there is to be a skirted
Inuglas Fairbanks unearthed when
the production is finally released.
lie story, which iss to be called The
Countess Charming, not only en-
aHles Mr.. Eltinge TO demonstrate his
ability as a feminine caricaturist,
but also provides him with oppor-
t1anity TO break up scenery and de-
nfolish the respective members OF his
Supporting cast with his fists.
Mrs. Sidney Drew's brother, Hart
ley MONEY!, is completing a course
81 training as an aviator and ex-
cts soon to sjoin A. Rankin Drew,
another OF the famous Drew family,
q France.
Anita Kings sbit" for Uncle Sam. !
sNe SAYS. shall be secret service
work. Miss King declares that
smehow she just seems fitted to the
ork. She Gays There is a. sort