Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-11-04
DOUGLAS REDMOND"
YOUNG ANNAPOLITAN
ON MOVIE SCREEN
II Takes Three Beauties To Cheer
The Hearth OF M0rm0nistic Hr.
Redmond, Says n. Y. Paper

Douglas Redmond, a young Swear
old movie star. is an Annapolitan, and
is proud of it.
Douglas real name is James Ken
nerly Taylor. He is the son of Clara
and Robert W. Taylor, grandson Of
Mrs. NJ E. r. Taylor. of this city. and
Frank R. Smith, city clerk. Douglas
has made quite a name for himself
in the picture world and is at present
working on "A large picture in which
he is so-starring with Gross. Smith.
The famous English actor
The New York Tribune. of Sunday
November 2, has the following under
the caption 1T takes three beauties
to cheer the heart of Mormonistic
Mr.. Redmond"
with less than two years expe
rience as a movie actor, Douglas Red
in the celluloid world that will be
hard to duplicate. Already he has
traversed the jump from extra" to
leading man" and soon is to achieve
the mecca of all screen players
''stardom." Not only that, but he il
engaged to at least three of the NEST
noted and beautiful of the female
stars of the silent drama
According to no less an authority
than Mr. Redmond himself, he is mad
iy in love with Elsie Ferguson. Kitty
Gordon and June Caprice. Just which
he will marry first is bit indefinite
| in his mind, nor does the fact that
there may be another husband for
each in the offing deter him from his
fixed intention. Marry them all he
will. and soon, too.
"And just for fear some Puritanical
reformer might be tempted to cast
aspersions upon the honest intentions
OF Mr. Redmond, it should be added
that the leading man and the future
star has just celebrated his fifth birth
day. But that has no dampening effect
upon his ardor.
Sure, I like pictures" said Mr..
Redmond. as his mother prepared to
take him from their Brooklyn home
to the studio. Il make pictures. I'm
a leading man. And / love Elsie Fer
guson."
Mr.. Redmond's affair with the
beautiful Elsie, his mother explained,
dates from the first times Douglas was
given a small part with Miss Fergu-
son that of her film son.
I'm going to marry YOU" he star
tied the actress with when first they
met, and, strange as it may seem for
one of apparent fckleness, he still re-
members his pledge and expects to
keep his rrorlise.
An June Caprice. I love her, too.
I'm going to marry her" gravely added
Mr.. Redmond, continuing his recount
ing OF his film career.
In the case of Miss Caprice, Doug
las did not propose until his second
meeting, according to his mother, who
is keeping close account of his affairs.
With Kitty Gordon it was different
Mr.. Redmond, already pledged to two
it was the majestic beauty of the
Englishwoman or masculine hest
fancy, it was not until he had met
her the third time that he volun-
TERED:
I'm going to marry you-maybe. "
Little Women" left +. Redmond
still loyal 70 his other 4iancees, and
so far no reports of additional future
alliances have been reported from his
engagement in the serial The Stream
of Life
"But then, Mr.. Redmond still is
young. But he is certain of two
things: He is going to be a star
and he is going to be married"