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and even cuss words. until the officers
were in despair. Then the men were
told their photographs were being
| would see them. Immediately, he says.
| they put on spurt that was astonish-
ing and kept 1t up until the work was
| finished.
After successfully sustaining an op-
Grafton for appendicitis, Herbert Bre-
non has issued a declaration of inde-
pendence and become an Independent
producer. But he is going to film Otis
Skinner in "Kismet."
The Right to Live" a tense story
| based upon a magazine tale, is to be
| ofered on Broadway, both as a play
| and as a photoplay, by M. H. Hork-
heimer, who states he has been build
ing up his plan for four years, and has
Just found a famous stage and screen
star for its realisation.
George X. spoor. president of Es.
sanay, is busy organizing motion pic
ture exhibitors in Illinois in the inter-
ests of Food Director Hoover's food
economy campaign. Mr.. Spoor, who ia
chairman of the motion picture bu-
reau OF food administration in illinois,
is doing the work at his own expense.
The Babes in the Woods" 10 the mex,
Dig juvenile screen production that will
present Francis Carpenter and Virginia
Lee Corbin as child stars. Alan Dale
says they are SO wonderful everybody
| ought to see them. The play is to be
released November IS.
The English home office and the Brit.
ish board Of admiralty are said to have
co-operated in the making Of the photo
play of Hall Gaines, The Manx- Man,
which was filmed on the Isle of Man
put will be handled in this country un-
der the auspices of the Goldwyn Pic
! lures Corporation.
Marie Dressler says: There are q
| million dollars worth Of clothes in
Newport and only 400" tc look al
them. Still. it's no concern of mine.
| mention it only because we have sc
much trouble with moths at home
| Marie is booming her picture work with
similar smart spoken things.
The Hearst-Pathe News. No. IS, was
the nrst to show the American soldiers
actually in training in France. They
were taken by French army cinemato-
graphers in the rear of the French line,
| and show also Gen. Pershing, Cen Pc
tain, the French chief,
and Marshal Jofrre.
| At Loew's Columbia next week. the
feature will include Ann Pennington. in
her latest picture The Antics Of Ann:
charlie Chaplin, in his latest comedy
nim, The Adventurer,' and Pauline
frederick. in The Hungry Heart" a
Ipicturization of David Graham Phillips
novel
The phosoplays scheduled for Moore's
Hour" featuring Neena Keefe and Ar
thur Hale, and "A Beautiful Adven-
ture,' picturing Ann Murdoch.
Mae Marsh. the popular Goldwyn
star is to be shown at Moore's Strand
Theater next week in her newest film
production, Sunshine Alley"
Mary Piskford, featured in Re
Barrymore, in The Lifted Veir': VII
liam s.. Hart. in The Cold Deck":
Vivian Martin. in The Sunset Trail, :"
and Julian Eltinge, in THE Countess
Charming" are next weeks photoplays
Douglas Fairbanks picture, The
Man From Painted Post" heads the list
OF attractions at Crandalrs Knicker-
surprising situations. and Eileen Percy
is pictured in the opposite role. "The
spreading Dawn" a Goldwyn drama
featuring Jane Cowl, and Arms and
the Girl with Billy Burke featured
will be shown also
Marguerite Clark. pictured as Bah, in
the film drama, "Bab's Diary: Montaeu
Love, June Elvidge and Julia Dean. in
"Rasputin, the Black Monk; Edward
Earle, in For France; Julian EltinRe
in The Countess Charming: Beverly
Bayne and Francis Bushman, in Their
Compact, and Ethel Barrymore. in THE
Lifted Veil." constitute the bill at Gran
dall's Apollo next week.
The Maid of Belgium" a notable
picture from several viewpoints. will
be shown next week at Crandans The
story pictures the experience of a Bel
gian refugee, whose memory is shat
tered by her sufrerings under German
persecution. The Ghost House." which
features Jack Pickford and Louise
Huff, and Douglas Fairbanks, in The
Man From Painted Post" will be
shown also
"Fighting Odds" in which Maxine
Elliott made her screen debut, will be
shown at Crandall's Savoy next week.
1t Is a story of big business" written
Jointly by Roi Cooper Megrue and Irwin
Cobb. with the workings of a great
automobile factory as its background
Beverly Bayne and Francis Bushman, in
Their Compact: Ethel Clayton in The
Dormant Power: Vivian Martin. in
The Sunset Trail" and Jack Pickford
and Louis Huff. in The Ghost House
also will be shown.
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