El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11

ton picture star, IN the sense that
the public has come 10 recognize
stars in that following her next pic
lurei Miss Young VIII be exploited,
advertised and offered 20 Tire public
1v means OF her name only. The
name OF the play or story in which
she is appearing VIII be mentioned
merely Tor purposes Of Identification
Kathleen O'Connor. the irresistibly
charming Universal star. is now a
1ul-1leoEe1 newspaper W0man-and
ali because some editor found out she
was entirely different from motion
picture queens as he had pictured
them and ras a real home body with
a purpose in life. So the lovely Kath-
leen, who is starring u The Strange
ase 0t IaFendlsh' under Al RusseU's
direction al the "U" is writing a Sc
ries o. domestic art articles for e
newspaper syndicate and 800 papers
throughout the country are going to
print the stories three times q week
William r AlcStay, former local
newspaper man, has become a P. A.
He IS handling the Majestic stuff IN
Les angeles.
Probably the most entertaining
show OF the season is now being
shown az the California theater where
Bert LyteiI Is furnishing laughs ga
lore by his clever portrayal OF the
temp erarleutai Italian dressmaker IN
the famous stage comedy lombard,
It'd The story Is 1uIl Of good things
from start to finish and the clever
artist makes the most OF all the op-
portunities afforded him by the au-
tlcrs OF this unusual story. he is
srrounced BY brilliant cast CT play
ers. headed by pretty Alice Lake,
statuesque Juanita Hansen. Ann Nay,
vera Lewis. George Mcdaniel, Thomas
Jefferson and Joseph Kilgour. and q
whole oeFy q the prettiest girls f
imaginable in the most gorgeous cos T
tunes 20 uever sa +. And speaking
Of gowns. that Fashion Show Revue
makes All the ladies gasp, for the ]
beautiful girls who take part in &c
wear tho most stunning gowns mag I.
inable.
IN Cur Better Selves Lew Cody Z
gives an sxpositiouof his newest ere I
alton in the art OF love-ths antic
o. q he-vamp. Supported by Fanny ]
ward, Cody lnterprets a role in his
newest picture which bids fair 70
create G mid sensation FOR this
popular star proves beyond doubt that I
Iheca sara has no corner on ths /
vamp market Due 20 the awful toll 4
II lie among the male members OF I
society through the late war the 4
8 ORD lilus that g has g majority OF I
women Instead OF men
Lou TelleEen. who for the past five
months has been At thu Goldwyn stu
do appearing in support Of Geraldine Z
j zrrar ln pictures, has gone TO New
York city. where he viii commence {
az once at Terrace Garden rehear-
sails for bis new stage play In which
be VIII make his debut at Colllng-
woods opera house, Poughkeepsies n.
y November 10 This new play,
Prince CT the Pines is now being
whipped into final shape.
a hollywood movie plant received
2 manuscript scenario entitled NY 4
Acquaintance, TO which was ap-
pended the authors plea Don't cut
That handsome heart-hreaker. Ben
Turpin. and his deeq-dyed accomplice. /
Charlie Conklin, alias Lynn VIII soon
adorn with their strange exquisite
beauty Grauman's siIversheet in
thrilling Ssnnettian melograma. -as-
lone vs.. Shenandoah" Iurpin VIII
enact the role CT Salome. e barefoot
I'd vamp. while Conlziin win por-
tray the doughty role Of General
Delivery. a wartime Zero
me Universal City property de-
7zrtmeut has Just been enriched by
he acquisition o. As new Oriental Z