Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-14

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which lac painted, win bo released on
the Paramount program
Slowly but expensiyely. Vivian
Martin, the MorosCo- pallas star, IS
ieplacing the lovely new samples OF
the modern furniture makers art
which make her new California home
So beautiful, with genuine antiques.
Ihe line of antique" dealers forms
on the right every morning at the
Martin home ard the price of gim-
lttS, hirt'hot and other weapons for
adding centuries OF age" TO brand
new furniture, has risen violently.
Promoters OF theatrical cnterY,r'se
are having no difficulty i'm finding
ample capital for their ventures. Big
business men of tho financial district
regard the amusement field as a
highly profitable Investment prospect
Just now. There are two Broadway
current attractions now running.
written 10y business or professional
men ana financed hy the authors
Thcatcr projects arc looked upon
kindly, but the difficulty is TO ind
suitable sites for new ulayhOuscs iu
the New York theator belt.
Max liuder. Essauay comedian. has
discovered new way to handcuff
EN-. Max did II I'm the war-and so
did his foes but Max was the first
10 tell II I'm America. In the great
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IN ulE ielieIs are the words Precious,
iialdIe WIN care. Iier name ls
p"pS Marie 'spoihe' othel wlsc
h'oNH as IdttIe Mary sunshine
eyer since She starred IN the famous
"lH' picture OF tho name. liCr litteSt
picture Is JOY ana the Dragon.
Some day" remarks Edward Ar
rold, leading man IN EssanaN's is
Marriage Sacred" photodramas.
some cntcrprising lawyer is going to
trials. Just think what a hit he would
make with the jury If. instead of 20
ing thu the usual tirosome testi-
mony, ne would present "A snappV
photoplay of the crime of which his
beautiful client is accused showing
Just how she was innocent With
slow music to enhance the entertain
meut, surely no juror could vote for
conviction. Some day It's coming, |
tell YOU
An Abraham Lincoln. striking in
his humanness and his accuracy in
looks, actions and facial expression
10 the backwoods humurist who arose
To the presidency, Is promised in
'Th" Crisis which the sherman
Elliott company will present within
knew Lincoln in life are said to be
positively startled at the little char
acteriStic touches given by Sam II.
Drane. Here is the testimony of
Thomas \. Edison, which is a sam
pie OF an the rest: "In The Crisis
We have the titanic figure of Lincoln.
his actions, his characteristics pre-
served for posterily in moving pic
lures in manner so true to life that
IL recalls 10 my mlnd the great eman-
cipator as | knew him.
Hobart Bosworth was injured the
other day while riding in scene for
a forthcoming l.asky picture in which
Mae Murray is to star. BoswOrth's
right foot was badly crushed when
another rider crashed into him, as
toward the camera from widely di-
Verslng angles. The impact threw
Bosworth and his horse to the ground,
The animal rolling on the players foot
and ln1urng II so seriously that he
was confined To his home for several
days Tho the injury was a painful
one, it is not considered To be serious
in IT'S results, and there Is every rea-
son to believe that Bosworth Will be