The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-08
'The Career Of kathsrins Bush.

1.-THE Career Of ka&herine Bush.s
Appearing in the stellar role Of "The
Career Of Katherine Bush" splendid
special perturbation of Elinor Gyms
famous novel Of the same name. which
will be shown at the Isis theater to-
day. Catherine Calvert. the beautiful
and talented star. has one of the
strongest roles OF her screen career
In this picture, which was directed
by r. william Neill. Miss Calvert is
seen as Katherine Bush, an ambitious
young woman who begins her career
as a typist and succeeds in wedding
the duke OF Mordryn, q member of
the British parliament, after q tur-
bulent courtship. The photoplay fair
ly bristles with action and the various
situations are unusually thrilling and
appealing.
Miss Calvert Is an actress of ex-
ceptional dramatic force and beau
ty. She has appeared in numerous
photoplays and her. stage career has
been quite successful. Her husband
was the late Paul Armstrong, q well
known playwright. and she appeared
in several Of his plays in New York
with great success. She Is finished
artist and her character portrayals
are truthful, sincere and effective.
The continuity of THE Career of
Katherine Bush" was written by
Kathryn Stuart. a well known see
narist. and her work is said to have
been finely performed, the result be-
ing Irritation of remarkable at
Effectiveness The cast assembled by
Director Neill is one of the finest ever
employed In photoplay. The prfn-
cipal players include John Colds
worthy, Fred Burton. Craufurd Kent.
Mathilda Brundage. Helen Montrose
and Ann bearing and Augusta Ander-
son.
Fine photography IN Lila Lees Film.
Beautiful photography by J. o. Tay-
Tor is distinct feature OF the Para :
mount production starring Lila Lee,
Daughter of the Wolf,' which will
be shown at the Isis theater next
Sunday. As nearly all the exteriors
for the picture were photographed up
near Truckee, CAL where q thick coat
OF snow lay on the ground. the most
beautiful and pleasing Photographic
effects We're obtainabIe.
The snow reflects the light 40
strongly that it is said that scenes
can be taken there even when the sun
Is entirely hidden by clouds and beau
tiful photogra ply is obtained. !. q.
Iayior, who turned the crank is an
artist in his line. Miss Lila Lees
leading man is Elliott Dexter.
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PeriIs Of Thunder Mountain.v
Years ago-few enough but always
too many to mention In the purview
OF woman-little Carol Holloway was
the envy of the youngsters OF VIII
Jamestown, Mass, her home town.
when she cantered up Main street ON
her Shetland pony
Today Carol Holloway is canterin1
up the celluloid lanes of picfuredom
Screepland's most daring equestrfenne
with the whole world gazing on and
not a heart but what feels younger at
the sight.
Rotund, sy-cheeked Of face.
plump only to the degree that an ath
letic figure sanctions. spirited, self
reliant-there you have the VISUALIZE
ton of this ultra eastern born girl;
whose fame is founded on the delinea-
ton of danger lowered roles that de-
note the locality known as farthest
west.
The muscles and fibres Of Miss
Holloways weIl-knit organism re-
spond to real intellect. Her feats OF
physical prowess have the force of
mental propulsion behind them. She
is fearless, and safeguarded. for
knowing what confronts her and what
concentration of energy il necessary
to circumvent all script imposed con-
ditions.
First high school at her home town,
then studies at Dean Academy in
franklin, Mass, developed mentality
that had all the susceptibIeness and
the intellectual acquisitiveness OF the
Scotch and Welsh. OF which races
We're, respectively, her father and her
mother. Then on to New York. the