El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-06

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Realart pictures. when she goes on
the road IN he early fall In Forever
After" She will have to travel. work
at pictures by day and on Sundays
and appear in Forever After" at
night. The route will take Miss Brady
to Boston. Philadelphia. Chics go. Los
Angeles and other urge cities.
The first scenes Of Viola Dana's
/ Screen Classics, Inc, production OF
please Get Married" were christened
by the stars wetung Of chic little
bathing suit which she wore in the
opening scene before the camera
! Nazimova has begun work at her
home in Laure Canyon. Calf, on a
picturlzation by Charles Bryant of
L A r Wylie's novel, THE Native
Doctor Of Gaya."
The next vehicle for Viola Dana,
which will follow her present Screen
I Classics. Inc, production Of please
[ Get Married" viii the The Willow
Z Tree" and in It she viii have the role
| which served on the New York stage
to make Fay Banter famous
Two Harry Collins models. two Xix
son gowns. and number Of Partisan
creations were purchased by Metro
for lombard Ltd" Six Of the
gowns cost $4,000.
A colorful romance in which the
purple passions OF hatred and jeal-
ousv combat the fires Of intrigue that
burn righteousness into the heart Of
a fearing woman: and her triumph
when she harkens to the call Of love
and human sympathy are features by
Irving IN The Lyons Nail This
picture shows The Gay City" OF Paris
hundred years OF so ago.
The fact that The Unbroken Prom
Use" is produced in Texas territory
should make Il OF additional interest.
not only to Texas screen enthusiasts,
but TO picture lovers Woh appreciate
realism IN productions which are pro-
doced amid the environment Of their
Shutdown Slim" by Henry Herbert
Knibbs. from which this picture is
taken, was laid in Texas. The picture
which has been in the making since
the early part OF 1919. stars Jane Nil
Ter, who Is a daughter Of the state
treasurer OF Mississippi, and this star
and her director, accompanied by their
supporting cast, which includes Sid
ney Mason, William Human, and
Robert Taber. recently left San Anto-
MO to visit New York City for the
summer minths. where they viii COM
plete some sets on another production
requiring location OF that territory.
Across the American motion pic
ture horizon there has flashed another
new star-this time one from foreign
lands-who possesses the natural
charm Of France. the vivacity OF an
American and the talent of a Rejane.
Yvoune Delva Is her name, and she
has one OF the featured roles in the
photoplay version OF The Thirteenth
Chair" directed by Leonce Perret, a
noted French director. and distrib-
uted by Pathe- Bayard Neiller, author /
Of The Thirteenth Chair" wrote
within the Law" OF the hundreds (
of thousands Of dollars earned by the !
latter play, Mr.. WELLER received less !
than SIS. 900 and II was only through I
the sufferance OF the successful pro- !
ducers that he received that much. .
As a stage production, The Thir- !
teenth Chair" IN the four years since I
Il was first presented In New York /
City, has attracted more than $1,000 /
600 into the various box offices.
Now the great play has been made 4
into a motion picture Leonce Per /
ret. the French director. produced the /
picture for the Acme Pictures Corpo- /
ration. which will distribute II !
through Pathe- Creighton Hale and
Yvonne Delva- the after a noted ac- /,
tress in France. have the featured
Mary Miles 8finter is working on
her Realart debut. Anne OF Green
Gables" Miss Niinter and her com
pany are at Dedham. Mass, where
the exteriors will be filmed.
Constance Binney has begun work
at her New York studios on her first
Realart picture. 'Erstwhile susan" I
In this photoplay Miss Binney Will
make her debut as g screen star. The
production viii be made under the
direction OF John S. Robertson and the
players include Mary Al
den, Jere Austin. Alfred Hickman.
Georges Renavent, Anders Randolf.
Bradley Barker and Leslie Hunt.
Vitagraph has issued a serial film
bearing on the title OF Smashing
Barriers" and constructed Of Is epi-
5odes- It portrays. for instance. the
1il war which exists as an actual fact
II today. Il visualizes the strife for
natural resources-the lumber IN the
lorthwoods. and the wealth that
grows thereirom.
One OF the biggest sets ever special
Y erected for two reel comedy Is be-
ng constructed at the VitaEraph
,tudio for a Jimmy Aubrey subject
The set represents three blocks OF
our story buildings and IS 500 feet
ong and $50 feet wide. The title for
he new comedy has not vet been de-
'ided upon. but Il will follow Chicks
nd Chickens" that has Just been COM
'leted-
Gladys Leslie intends to take a two
weeks vacation after completing The
iirl Woman" The picture has been
i trying one and Miss Leslie feels the
iced Of little relaxation before COM
nenciuE work on her next feature,
Paid in the Balance" which has been
-dapted from the widely read maya
Inc story OF the same name
Vitagraph's film version OF Eugene
earle Williams. viii be one OF the
.reat productions Of the screen. The
ocations were carefully selected and
eyeal the countless beauties Of
American scenery. Earle Williams
ppears typical French Canadian
rapper- Jane Novak. pronounced as
ne Of the prettiest women on the
Green. plays opposite williams.
Wide ranges OF contrast In point Of
etrngs and atmosphere are presented
n the Nitagraph feature, The Girl
Woman" Miss Gladys leslie takes
he stellar role. "The Girl Woman
3 story whose plot travels from 7
he rustic surroundings Of a village to /
he tawdry side OF the big city and
hence to the setting Of the upper
trata. Also there are scenes OF a
rison, Of the outdoors in a pretty
ountry. Of an old cave. and OF a man
unit by posses at night.
r A Walsh, the William Fox
irector. is now engaged at the Fox
tudio, New York city, in directing
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