Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-31
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JAP A WONDER
Observation-Disclosures.
m HOSE who marvel at the artis-
tic ensemble of the Hayakawa

/" HOSE who marvel at the artis-
tic ensemble of the Hayakawa
- productions, will find an ex-
PLANTATION in the fact that Sessue Ha-
yawa, the starNof these pictures, IS
himself an artist aud connoisseur OF
! no mean ability.
'The Gray Horizon" the great
Japanese actors latest Robertson
Cole production, distributed by En-
hibitors Mutual. is splendid exam-
pie of what can be done when men
with artistic brains get together.
Hayakawa, who plays the role OF
an artist in THE Gray HORIZON" IS
at home in the atelier, having studied
painting seriously both at the Toxic
university and the University of Chi
cago. He is an honorary member
of the Palette and Chisel club, which C.
has on its roster some of Ne greatest
artists of the southwest, and his
opinion is eagerly sought after by
aspiring painters.
Hayakawa, Director William
Worthington and Frank D. Will
liams, the camera man, are always
working out new effects in photog-
raphy, and have bewildering array
Of special lenses, filters and lights
which they use in experimenting.
The Japanese star is AL artgallery
lizard, and when not at work on
some new production can usually be
found in the Museum of Art lost in
a trance before Turner, Whistler,
Rembrandt or some other master Of
chlarosCuro.
Monorailroads are scarce. The
Omaha Daily Bee Screen Magazine
at the Muse, No. %, shows one of
the few. 1t is located in Bally-
bunion, Ireland, and is only one Of
the picturesque features of the Kill
larney Lake region. By aid of re-
markable cartoon we are shown
what most people never even imag-
ined existed-an aunt dairy. 1t IS
also difficult to believe that five hats
can be made for dollar, but they
can. Lillian Russell shows you how
smiles increase your beauty, while
Sig. Falconi shows you how to read
your lovers character. While old
Dad Watson, the 80-year-old bear
hunter of the Cumberland mountains,
is showing you how young he is,-
our own parlor chemist shows you
how to make ordinary Window
glass. There is also futurist por.
trait of James J. Corbett, Universal
star.
Mack Sennett's famous bathing
nymphs, who appear in person at
the Brandeis Theater for a week
Sunday, September 7 in
connection with the latest and great
est Sennett comedy, Yankee Doo-
die in Berlin, "-have come all the
way from the Southe rn California
studios of the comedy king to give
a flip to the initial exhibition of
the film. All these little girls that
you see on the screen in the Sem
nett comedies live practically the
lives of college boys in, foot ball
training. They go to bed early;
get up early and report at the stu
do made up and ready to go to
work at $50 A. M.
They all ride and swim and shoot.
You could get up team of prac-
ticed boat women at the Sennett
studio who could handle a seine
boat in the heaviest kind OF surf. /
This is their first and probably
their last public appearance, be-
cause a similar occasion for their
release from the customary seclu-
sion is not likely to arise again.
Octavius Roy Cohen, whose delec-
table ".cullud" tales of "Buhm nham,"
Ala, have been delighting a million
Americans every week in the Post.
This remarkable young American
is not only the author of 400 short
stories, books and plays, but is also
4 graduate in law and civil engineer
ing. All this since Il, and he is now
%.
The chin of him tells the truth
about its owners disposition. He
works fast and stays everlastingly at
t. In the first year after he decided
% be an author he wrote $50 stories,
very one of them refused as regu-
arly as he sent them out.
The Blue Book accepted the-i3lst,
md the jinx was off. He attacked
he citadel of all authors dreams,
he Saturday Evening Post, for years
before it gave up its keys to him;
,ut, once in, they have done their
,est to keep him exclusively in their
old.
He is tied up with them for IL
tories, to be finished P D Q, but
hat will take mere fraction of his
ime. He will write photoplays ex. &
lusively for Goldwyn for FIVE years
} come.
SEALED Hearts," which will be
Eugene O'Bren's second starring
reduction under Selznick, written 81
y Edmund Goulding and Eugene
Walters, directed by Ralph lnce.
lucille Stewart is playing opposite
dr. O'Brien, and Robert Edeson.
he celebrated American actor, also I
lays the principal role.\
Elaine Hammerstein has finally
tarted work on THE Country
,ousin," by Booth Harrington and
ulian Street, in which Miss Ham
1erstein will make her bow az
elznick star. The production IS /
eing made in the New Jersey
.udio.
Bryant Washburn is taking 10
'ys to nurse bruises he got in the
rec, "Why Smith Left Home"
fore beginning to film another
AGE comedy "It Paws 70 duer