The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-24

dress Harry Benham, care Screen CluD Forty-fifth street, New York city. D. R.-Charles B. c.Pop) Hoadley is the author of "Wildfire." Matt. owen anc Tom Moore are three of kind. Matt K single. James Young is directing MaS Linder. Vivian Martin is now under the direction of Howard Estabrook. Ella Hall is no longer with Robert Leonard as the latter is directing Mae Murray.
 FILMS MOTION PICTURE PLANT.
 An extremely interesting feature Of the new Triangle Kay-Bee play "Tne lceu Bullet" starring William Desmond, IS said to be the showing of both exterior and interior views of the enormous Thomas H. Ince plant at Culver Clty, Cal. Desmond is seen as a scenario writer who invades the plant and has many startling adventures.
 WHAT THE MOVIES DID TO HEX. By the Balboa Bard
 I didn't raise my girl to be an actress,
 In this I hope I'm not an awful crank. I didn't raise my girl to be an actress;
 l wanted her to steno in a bank. I didn't raise my girl to be an actress;
 I wanted her to paddle close to shore; But somehow she refused to be piker
 Not twenty-five per week-she wanted
 more.
 I pointed out to her the safe employ
 ments,
 Railroads and banks, industrials and
 mines
 But the ninny wouldn't listen to my state
 ments;
 She was bugs to be movie star that
 shines.
 So she bought lot of fluffy. puffy soft
 goods,
 A lot of hair and rouge and rings and
 things;
 She got a job out where they make the
 movies,
 And her wages are thousand per, by
 jings
 I didn't raise my girl to be an actress;
 But she put one over on her dad for
 fair
 But they raised her to be millionaire.
 NOT DULL MOMENT.
 '"The Princess of Patchess' has been known to stageland as one of Mark Swans very best dramatic productions. The motion picture verson has lost nothing of the original excellence ot fhe production William N. Selig has filmed "The Princess of Patches as a Selig Red Seal play. There is not a dull mo- ment in the film, and 1t carries an ap- pleaing production to a satisfactory con- clusion.
 ITS A GOOD STORY. ANYHOW.
 This comes out of the west, where truth as everybody knows. George Beban. learning that some expensive jewels were required for Morosco pie ture, volunteered to loan several vatu- able articles belonging to his wife to General Manager Chalres Eyton. In ac- cepting, Eyton invited the Bebans to his home to dine, the agreement being that Beban would bring along the jewels. This he did, but forgot to leave them. Ob- serving this fact upon his arrival at home. Beban said nothing to his wife. but took them out of her jewel box after she had placed them there for the night and started back for the Eyton home in his car In his hurry he failed to notice the badge on motorcyclist whom he passed, and was ordered to halt in the name of the well known and well bent law. i Being nasty of tongue as we'll as speedy of car Beban got himself very much disliked and was forced to drive around to the courthouse. While he was melting his collar and generally disorganizing his apparel in his efforts to register his opinion on the policeman, his wife was telephoning the fact that her jewels had been stolen-an announcement that reached the ear of the desk sergeant Just as the disheveled Beban was ushered into his presence. The bulge in Bebans pocket caught his practiced eye. we have your man, madame" he said as the jewels were taken from the protest ing Beban's pocket. Come down at once and identify the goods" Fade out on Beban explaining his predicament to Mrs. B. on the way home, as the desk sergeant prepares to continue his inter rupted nap.