The Washington times., 1919-03-27

I expects 10 Tejoin her company in
( Philadelphia next Monday.
I Mae Murray is spending her days So
| liciting funds from all her friends TO
buy clothes for the boys who are dis
| charged from service. Most Of these
boys haven't any clothes 10 don when
Uncle Sam says the khaki uniform
must be discarded, and it's mighty
l hard lines TO be forced to go job
hunting without being properly
/ clothed
/ The need for clothes for the sol
diers was brought home to Miss Muir
ray when a lad whom she knows was
( handicapped by not having a ward
! robe at his disposal after he had 10
wear civilian clothes; neither did h
I have any money TO buy new clothes.
Miss Murray remedied this later Diff
! iculty Dy giving the boy check for
500 to outfit himself. Then the
J thought came to her there were PROP
/ ably many other lads placed in a SIM
! liar position. and she has since that
! time made il her business to find out
, who neads clothes and to enlist the
aid of all her friends and acquaint-
( Gnces in buying these necessities
Conrad Nagel likes the Job of play
| ing leading man to Alice Brady so
well. after tweQty-seven weeks of il
in Forever After" he has offciated
: in the same capacity in "Redhead,"
a Select picture, TO make its appear
ance in April.
! 'Redhesd" is adapted from a story
in Il current magazine and has been
! put into proper form by Charles
Maignc. Mr.. Maigne. in addition to
adapting the picture is directing
! Miss Brady. This makes the fifth
picture in which he has directed her,
and. like Nr. Nagcl. nc seems TO like
! his job. Charles stevenson. Robert
Schable, Charles EIdrige and May
Brettone are also in the cast Of
"Redhead."
\ definite announcement comes
| from the office of Adolph Klauber,
stating that he has engaged Jobyna
Rowland 70 act the leading role in
a new farce called "Nightie Night"
which he is shortly to produce. This
| play is the work of Martha NJ. Stan
| ley and Madelaide Matherson.
When Jack Pickford finishes his
present contract Of little pictures his
mother does not intend 10 have him
| Idle. She has purchased The Little
shepherd Of Kingdom Come for him.
II will be made following the compile
tion Of the worh in which he is now
/ engaged.
Speaking Of the junior Pick ford.
formal statement has been sent out
ating that full announcement
from Jack. together with mention of
his honorable discharge from the
navy. will be given to the public at
the right time and place and through
the proper channel.
The first Of a formidable list Of
| new offerings on Mr.. Whitney's
schedule is a musical play entitled,
| The Sweethearts' Shop. 1t is the
effort of Anne Caldwell. with score
BY Hugo Felix. Mr.. Whitney is al
ready engaging a cast for il. May
| Nokcs is under contract for an i'm
portant role, and negotiations are
u $50 in progress with Franklin ArdeIl.
Richard Stanton took his whole
Checkers" company TO Lakewood,
y. j., few weeks ago 10 get some.
race scenes for his picture. They
were dressed in summery costumes,
white flannels and thin frocks, when
II started to snow. Every last MEM
bcr Of the company caught cold and
was laid up for the remainder of the
Lakewood visit. Richard stanton iS
dauntIess parsonage. however. and
Notwithstanding his Lakewood expert
'ncc OF few weeks ago. he started
for the same place Sunday to get the
racing scenes this time. A long dis
tancc call 10 the Fox offices from
Mr.. stanton announced the weather
fine and everybody, 50 far. we'll anI
happy.
Just before Lieut.. Earl Carroll was
discharged from the air service he
promised his little French wife. Mile.
Marcelie, now in Come Along," a
Chinese brooch and a ride in an aero
plane. She got the brooch, a long,
thin piece OF green jade, or some
thing, with Il tiny strip Of diamonds
on one end, and then came the air
plane ride. II began al Mineola. Mile.
Marcelle bundicU up and sat behind
her husband in q DE Havilaud four
fl" pointed the machines nose
straight up and she Il smoed 1000 feet.