Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-10
MASH NOTES.
BY Dick WHILE

I've oft been asked If will kindly pen ,
little rhyme
Upon my favorite artist In tho moving pic
ture line
beg to state with emphasis, certainly
will not;
IL pressed for reasons I must say think
1t bally rot.
The pages Of the magazines are full OF silly
verse,
And fulsome alteration, some at length and
some quite terse.
Admirers write such awful foolish, maudlin
mundane fluff:
Let's take at random some Of 1t, then
analyze the stuff.
king Baggott is the man ! love, wish
that he were mine"
Why. woman, don't you know that Kings
been married quite time?
George Walsh of Fox is my ideal" skit-
tish dame will rave. He
Has charming wife. maam, and a really.
truly baby"
'Dear Margarita Fischer ia the girl I'd
like to hook"
Well, Harry Pollard caught her first, so
elsewhere you must look.
"Oh! wed me, Howard Hickman" is an
other maiden's wall
But Howard can't, he's married to sweet
Bessie Barriscale.
Proposals by the dozen to Miss cunard
She's welded, gided youth. avaunt, she
only asks for Moore.
A merchant from the middle west Q for
tune says he'll blow In
On Mary Pickford but she thinks she still
will go on Owen.
To William Farnum girls will write. snclos-
Ing love and kisses,
And every night he chuclsies as he shows
them to his Mrs.
"oh. Henry VIII you fly with me1" You
silly little thing,
To Gypsy Abbott. Henry still remains her
lord and king.
To capture Chester conklin Is another wo-
mans plan;
Tut. Chester is model and most virtuous
married man.
Another. Cleo Madison, write fondly. Cleo
speakl"
Alas Miss Cleo Madison Is also Mrs. Peaks.
A girl advises Herbert Rawlinson she'd like
But II he did it's likely Mrs. Rawlinson
would beat him.
And others lop all over Ince's marvel.
Charlie Ray.
Not knowing his certificate Is safety tucked
away.
By gings, they 80 the limit. all these fool
ish half-baked kids;
You'd thing the artists stood in line Just
waiting for their bids,
So--read this warning carefully, or maybe
you may rue II,
And when you want to write mash notes,
think twice and then don't do It,
Helen Holmes ana j. T.. MCGOWAN VIII
soon be through their lAbors In RAILROAD
Raiders' and will at once start on a new
serial. the name OF which has not been
fully decided. The new serial will have the
usual railroad atmosphere, but will be con-
nected with startling mystery, one with
actual novelty attached to II. Some Of the
scenes will be taken on the Helen Holmes
ranch at Utah.
Anna Little has been engaged by Fred
Balshofer to play opposite to Harold Lock-
wood in his next feature and she Ii ex-
pectod to arrive from New York In a day
or 80. Anna has been absent from the
Hollywood colony for some months and her
return is looked forward to. Blond Har-
old and dark Anna should make an excellent
contrast and they are q couple Of splendid
artists.
High estimates Of the picture value of
Sudden JIM come from the Culver City
camp. 1t is said that Charles Ray, the
Jim" sf the story has surpassed himself
and that the feature will be worthy tol-
lower up of "The Pinch Hitter" which
scored an instantaneous success. Sudden
JIM was made in the lumber camps and
in one scene high treste was blown up,
500 pounds Of dynamite and black powder /!
being used. The scene Is a most realistic |
one. Ray and company are back in the |
security OF Los Angeles once more and are |
preparing for another story.
y. II. Richardson, projection expert of |
the Moving Picture World, is now touring |
the United States in the interest of better |
projection and will be In Omaha Sunday,
june II. He will inspect various Omaha
motion picture theaters and in the evening |
will deliver a lecture on better projection |
at the Rome hotel, at which time a ban
quet will be rendered him by the Omaha |
Motion Picture Machine Operators Local |
3f3, large crowd is expected and the |
meeting will be called to order at II o'clock |
Everyone Identified with the motion pic |
ture business Is welcome to attend the ban
quet and speaking afterward.