Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-15

Hairy ft1lllarQ IS TO De leaQlnS man
for Carmel Myers in THE Wild Girl"
Tom Moore jumped from Gust for To-
night" into cowboy role in his new
picture, Go West. Young Man."
Frank keenan, will make eight pic
lures for Pathe as an Independent
actor and producer.
A new Bluebird melodrama, called
THE Gutter Rose" is to feature
Priscilla Dean as an underworld
crook. =
"A doctor has told Harold Lloyd he can
make a fortune by molding his ''slum
berland smile" into "happy dream
Drops
The colored scenes in Gabys Deslys'
picture. "Infatuation," are said to
mark the highest point in the achieve
ment of chromatic cinema display.
The effect of peace on the moving
picture industry means better pictures,
says Samuel Goldfish, president of the
Goldwyn Corporation.
Victor L. Schertzinger. musical COM
poser and film director, is writing new
photoplay for Dorothy Dalton. He wrote
1.-The Nine O'Clock Town for Charles
Ray.
Mitchell Lewis is now a signed star
of that organization, with Clara Kim
ball Young and Constance and Norma
Talmadge.
The name of Mae Marsh's new pic
ture. Southern Pride" has been
changed to The Racing Strain" 1t
is horse-race romance of Kentucky
by Tex Charwate.
Mabel Normand is quoted as saying
that the death of the owner of Golfers
Weekly sent her into the movies and
that she is responsible for getting
Charlie Chaplin into them.
Ruth Roland. star of Pathe's new Sc
rial~"The Long Arm 1T is said, has be-
come so "dare-devilly' she can shoot
twice at can thrown in the air and hit
1t each time before it falls.
Dorothy Phillips. the screen star, is
said to have developed new art. called
tone of voice" by means of which she
puts something into her facial express
sions. poses and gestures that makes
her part speak.
Beatrice Blair says the film makers
are sacrificing the climacteric
clutch for the "hand-in-hand finish"
to show harmony and the perfect bliss
that always goes with the happy end
Ing.
"A musical score epochal in cinemato-
graphic arrangement has been put into
continuity by Director Allen Holubar.
with the assistance of Los Angeles
musician and composer. 1t is wonderful
what can be done in the movies!
I'm the Hollow of Her Hand" pic
lures Alice Brady as young Eng
lish girl who has to come to America
to find work and falls In love with a
married man, who Is killed. after
which his wife shields her from the
law.
To satisfy public curiosity the NOV
ing picture men cut out twenty feet
of Aim from a picture in which she
had appeared and showed the short
est film on record of Mrs. Charlie
Chaplin. nee Mildred Harris"
Pathe announces that THE Pathe
News" was never known as "Hearst's
International News" and that when
THE Hearst-Pathe News gives up
the ghost December "a by reason of
expiration of the contract. THE Pathe
News" will go on and on and on under
it's old name.
The executive offices of MooreS
Theater Corporation have been moved
from the Strand Theater building to
q spacious suite running across the
entire second story of the 9Th street
front of the new Rialto Theater
building. above G street
The office at the head of the stairs
Is occupied by Mr.. Moore, the presi-
dent, and next adjoining are the
rooms set apart for j. A. Muehleisen,
secretary treasurer; b. G. Evans. gen.
eral manager; Nelson B. Bell. general
press representative, and Claude
Wylie. cashier.