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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-27
STORIES ABOUT STARS THAT YOU LIKE TO SEE SHINE

other trip to England as Nobody in "Everywoman," heavies with Than houser, two seasons of thriIlers with Holbrook Blinn at the Princess Thea tre and then-stardom.
 Mitchell Lewis was selected for the role of 'Poleon in Rex Beach's "The Barrier" The part was a surprise to him-he had expected to play a heavy The part was a revelation to the film public; thereafter he was a star.
 MT. Lewis was on the stage with Nazimova in "Ception Shoals" he played in the first Metro pictures of Harold Lockwood and Viola Dana; he will now enact the redbIooded Jack London heroes for Screen Classics. Inc.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-27
ACTRESS BUILDS
 SWIMMING TANK

Betty Hilburn, supporting William F'arnum in the picture made under the title Pierre LeGrand' has just completed a swimming tank she her self built on the roof of her home. It is made of canvas, and the little artist did most of the work on it with her own hands. She is an cN- pert in the water.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-27
MORE PRESS
 AGENT STUFF

Shirley Mason on her first visit to a motion picture studio was looking on in a scene where her sister Viola Dana represented a much persecuted heroine All right shootI' said the director. Little Miss Mason did not understand the technical term, and rushed to her sisters side as a body guard to shied her from the ferocious director.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-27
Peters Receives Offer

House Peters, who is soon to be seen in "SIk Husbands and Calico Wives has received an offer from a Chautaqua circuit for next summer We want you talk on domestic hap pineSs' said the letter from a prom inent churchman." Whether he bases his ideas on Peters ability to talk or the fact that Peters is happily mar ried, or always in domestic roles, he does not state.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-27
ELSIE FERGUSON'S
 NEWEST DRAMA

As her second picture of the new season Elsie Ferguson contributes tCounterfeit' a drama dealing with social life at Newport. Miss Fergu- son is supported by a capable cast including as her leading man, David Powell.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-27
WILLOW TREE'

In the production of ''The Willow Tree" in which Viola Dana is star red, she Is called upon to exec-te several difficult Japanese dances. '"The dancing in Japan said the little star, lis done mostly with the fan. The feet keep time, but other wise do not figure much in the movement NO shimny stuff at all, eh she was asked. None" replied Miss Dana You know the national drink in Japan. And yo' cannot make yo' shinmy shake on tea.''
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-27

The people who employ child labor and thus obstruct the mental de yeIopment of these youngsters, ar. about the same ones who kick so hard because their grown up workers are not intelligent.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-27
GRACE DAWSON IN
 NEW PRODUCTION

The new picture which Grace Davison is producing for Pioneer is now in it's last stages of production. The photopIay in which Miss Davison appears with Stuart Holmes and Montague Love has just entered in its eighth week at the Plimpton studios at Mt. Vernon, N. Y, under the direction of Charles Horan.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-27
MISTAKEN

Big in mind as well as in Body is Mitchell Lewis, the new Metro star who will be presented in four great Jack London stories. He admits he made mistake in prophecy. Recall ing the early days of motion pictures, MT. Lewis said his mother, after his first venture before the camera had urged him to stay in film work and to abandon the speaking stage. NO mother" MT Lewis quotes himself as having said "They're only a, fad"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-27
TERRISs TO
 DIRECT WILLIAMS

Tom Terriss, who recently directed Dorinne Griffith in The Climbers and ''The Tower of Jewels has been switched to Earle Williams, and is directing him in "The Fortune Hunt CT" He will also act as director for Captain Swift another early pro duction in which Williams will be
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-27
FOOTLTGHT CHATTER

Madame Narquer5ta SyIva re turns to New York vaudeville next We K for a fortnight and then con times her new moving picture en- easements
 Madame Desiree Lubovska the celebrated interpretativc dancer. will be one of the artistic contributors to the Carnegie Hall program this sea son.
 The Theatre I,arfsiau Introduced s,u@-nne Caubet Madame Rernhardt's pgorege. 10 New York last week and she created d faVora hIe impression.
 Harry Ashford, who has doue such good work in the cause of acting, is pTacticina his ~killful art in scan d4r' now running in New York.
 Georges Flatea;' the French actor, who is to be featured this year in a play under the management of SeI- V.yu 6S O., is To produce a number If French plays here as well.
 A series of Ibseu matinees are 10 be given in New York by players oth- erwisc regularly engaged. Robert Rcndel. a sl5iIlfuI and versatile play CT. is one who will interrupt his play ing in The Storm long enough to appear
 Madame Ruano Bogisl8v. the cele- HIated singer of Gypsy songs. Is to give a matinee of her excellent and highly original art at inc Princess Theatre in Nev, York next week. She is the leading exponent of this art. 
 Mile. Margot I.add fine premiere daDseuse. now with the New Orleans French Opera Company. who was kidnapped and almost made an un- willing captive bride by the briGands is to make another tour of Mexico this season.
 The Theatre I'arisieu- which was opened in New York last month. IS the most representative French company this country has ever seen. It is highly Paris:eD. and is success in ,;ev York has been of immediate and substantial proportions It is to pre- sent plays in French for full sea son.
 ''The Storm written by Langdon Mccormack who also invented the super natural effects used to make it thriller, will be produced in Paris and London. George Broad hurst is to be interested in the latter production.
 Mimi Aguglia, one of the greatest actresses on the stage, will appear in New York Christmas week in a new play in English, making her Gebut in this city in the English language Madame Aguglia has appeared in the Sicilian language in New York for several years while preparing for her English debut. She has acted with dramatic effect in every civilized country including Brooklyn.
 Whitford Kane is writing plays while doing d seeing United States'' tour with Frances Star, who is acting in David BeIasco's production of Tiger, Tiger MT. Kane wrote the Irish play, Dark Rosaleen,'' which MT BeIasco produced last season and which is now having a successful run tn Chicago where the author acted a season in repertoire under Iden
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-27

However a large number of people do not see how they can start an other year of work without a head ache.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-27

The French American Association for Musical Art will bring to Ameri- ca next year the celebrated opera company from the Gaite Lyrique, which is one of the most celebrated opera companies in Paris, where they thrive so we'll.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-27

Roi Cooper Megrue, author of Tea for Three,'' was the guest of the Drama League of Philadelphia on the evening of November 25th, when he delivered a talk to that organization at the Adelphi Theatre, Philadelphia. Charlotte Walker and Ernest Law ford who are heading one of the Sel- wyns' five companies presenting Tea for Three" on tour, presented an act of that delightful comedy as their contribution to the Drama League en- tertainment in the Quaker City.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-27

Many things have contributed to the brilliant success of the SeIwyns production of Wedding Bells which begins it's fifth week in the Harris Theatre. New York, next Monday eV- ening. Not the least of these is the flawless cast of players selected by the Selwyns for the presentation of Salisbury Fields scintillating comedy. Prom Margaret Lawrence and Wal lace Eddinger as the central figures of the unique romance to the smallest possible part each role is in tile hands of an artist peculiarly quS-1fied to fill it. Jessie Glendenning imper- sonates the kittenish girl who deVel- ops sharp claws when her rrlatrimon- iaI prospects are jeopardized; Mrs. Jacques Martin wrings every ounce of comedy from the role Cf Marcia's mother; while John Harwood as the b:gamistically inclined butler; Percy Ames as the philandering bachelor; Clarke Silvernail as the languishing poet; Maud Andrew as the English maid, and George Burton as the reli- gious Jap, each add a gem to the brilliant unity.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-27
SELWYN BRIEFS

The Selwyns have accepted d new comedy by Clare Hummer entitled ..RoIIo's Wild Oat'' which they will produce shortly after the Christmas holidays with Roland Young as its featured player Following this pro- duction will be that of a new meIO- drama by G. N. AIbyn and c. W. Bell called The Mistress of Chance"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-27

The Selwyns' production of Bud dies passed it's heIf century mark in the Selwyn Theare, New York, last week. The continued popularity of this delightful comedy is due to many factors, the most potent of which are the sweet vagaries and delicate whim- sicality of George V. Hobarts TO- nance; the lifting quality of the mu- sic with which B. C. lillian has in terpolated the love story; and the de IightfuI portrayal of t,-a characters by an excellent cast of players, headed by Donald Brian and Peggy Wood.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-27

''SmiIin Through is the optimistic title of the new play in which the SeIwyns are presenting Jane COwl at SeIwyns Park Square Theatre, BOs- ton. It is described as a fantastic comedy in three acts by Allan Lang don Martin. The scene which has been designed by Joseph Urban, is that of an English garden as it is to- day and as it was fifty years ago. The story IS both beautiful and uni que and affords Miss CowI as it's cen traI figure, an opportunity to appear in modern costume as well as the h0op-skirted styles of the yester- year
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-27

The Theatre Parisien- which was opened in New York last month is the most representativ French company this country has ever seen. It is highly Paris.eT- and is success in .;esv York has been of immediate and substantial proportions. It is to pre- sent plays in French for a full sea son.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-27

Mile. Marsot l.add- tine premiere danseuse. now with the New Orleans French Opera Company. who was kidnapped and almost made an un- willing captive bride by the briGan ands. is to make another tour of Mexico this season.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-27

''The Storm" written by Langdon Mccormack who also invented the super natural effects used to make it a thriller, will be produced in Paris and London. George Broad hurst is to be interested in the latter production.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-27

A series of Ibsen matinees are to be given in New York by players oth- eT'Wisc regularly engaged. Robert I3cndeI- a skillfUl and versatile play CT is one who will interrupt his play ing in The storm long enough to appear
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-27

Madame Ruano Bogisl8v. the cele- hrated singer of Gypsy songs. is to give a matinee of her excellent and highly original art at tho Princess Theatre in New York next week. She is the leading exponent of this art
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