El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-16

ID EELE IL Win LnElll6 ana speCldc-
N ular settings as is The Spite
Bride" the forthcoming Selznick pic
ture starring Olive Thomas, probably
not one will be as sight-satisfying as
/ the huge theater turned into a movie
studio to get the proper atmosphere
for some OF the big scenes. The Ma
jestic theater in Los Angeles was
ance one night. a small army OF
Selznick mechanical experts took pos
session Of the stage and auditorium.
Sets partially constructed in advance
were hastily erected The outlines
OF the auditorium was changed to meet
the requirements Of the camera.
Then a specially selected audience
was brought in. More than a thou
sand men. women and children piled
into the seats, when ordinarily they
would have been in bed They had
been rehearsed to give the semblance
Of a Enthusiastically enthusiastic
vaudeville audience.
Owen Moore, Selznick star, has ar
rived in New York from the coast,
and will start work within a day OF
two on his first starring vehicle for
Selznick- The title Of the story is
still a secret
Edwin Stevens. Bert Grassby and
Thomas Holding are supporting
Louise Glaum in her forthcoming J
Parker Read, IT., pro- uction. now in
the making. the title as yet is unan-
nOunced- II was written by the well
known author, Louis Joseph Vance
and is a melodrama OF London life.
\
Pending preparations for the scenes
in which he Will appear in the next
Brentwood picture, Charles Meredith
is supporting Margery Wilson in
That Something
Douglas MacLean and Doris May
Half Hours Leave" at the Thomas H.
Ince studio. and win shortly begin the
filmization OF '.Mary's Ankle"
Irwin Willatt. who is directing Ho-
bart Bosworth's company for Thomas
T. Ince. took some thrilling subma-
riae scenes at san Pedro last week
for the big special production now
being made by M 1nce. Many will
remember the remarkable submarine
scenes Mr. Willatt photographed in
False Faces"
The White Rook." by J. B. Harris
Burland, is nearing completion IN New
York at the Famous Players studio, /
where Dorothy Dalton, the Thomas
Rock" is one Of the most thrilling 1
novels Of the year and prom |
ises some very hair raising expert |
ences in the photOplay. Miss Dalton ]
as Lady Grimwood, gives most con- |
vincing performance and great re- /
suits are expected from the picture.
Representative Los Angeles attend !
ed a Hollywood theater 500 strong one |
evening last week. as guest Of the /
producers 20 see the first running
and to place their approval upon
latest Brentwood production The !
Other Hale. which IS shortly to start i
on its travels TO the picture centers /
theme is that Of the brotherhood Of
man.
Edward Jose, the Belgian director,
IS now at work on the first Of the
Edward Jose productions for Film
Specials, Inc, Mothers OF Men"
which IS a screen adaptation by
Charles Whitaker. from the well
known novel OF the same name. by
Henry William Warner and DeWitte
6aplan- Mr. Jose has engaged Claire
whitney for the principal role with
Iumsden Hare as the leading man. in
he role OF Captain Won Plauffen."
David Kirkland. who directed a
lemperamental Wife" the. first ~
Constance Talmadge's Emerson-Loos
productions for First National. n4s
ust been signed by Joseph II Schenck
o direct the second Constance Tai
made production. THE Bachelor"
which has been adapted for the screen
y John Emerson and Anita Loos from
he Clyde Fitch play by the same
lame. Conway Tearle will play oppo-
lite Miss Talmadge in THE Bachelor"
A Temperamental Wife" is now COM
ileted. having been cut, titled and
delivered into the hands Of the First
Exhibitors circuit, who will
Kinks copious drauEhts and gets glo-
fpuaIvr ffnev Inst ae Nav Wof-a- rTea5 ! !