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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-02
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AMARILLO. TEXAS
Phone 49,
AMARILLO, TEXAS
SOC West 9th.

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The Washington herald., 1919-04-20

when be didn't know anything
about the motion picture business
Following the stellar tnjunction.
We VIII permit the Big Fours
lawyer TO speak for them. He says:
They have determined not 20 per-
nit any trust to destroy competi-
tion. or 20 blight or TO Interfere
with the high quality of their work.
They feel that it In OF the utrnosl
Importance TO secure the artistic
development OF the motion picture
industry. and they believe that this
will be impossible ~ any trust
should get possession Of the isll
and menace the busines&"-Phcte-
play Magazine
There 10 q chorus girl IN The on
Behind the Gun" Klaw a Erlsnrsr's
big musical comedy success plsy1na
Rochester. N. Y. this week. who ssys
IL isn't true that Il n impossible for
members Of the merry, merry- 10
save money with the cost Of living -
high as Il 10 today. why" she a.
clares. II save s5.0o every week mo-
self. and my husband sends me only
5000 a week for expenses."
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20
Skinner Finds Play
But Authors 5 Missing

II the party who was careless
enough to leave . play at the Globe
Theater. New York. for Otis skinner
without putting his name and adj
dress on the manuscript win call
upon All Hayman. general manager
Tor Charles Frohman. Inc. at the
Empire Theater. New York, he may
hear something that will please him
-or her. :
When Mr. Skinner arrived at the
Globe recently to begin his engage
ment In The Honor Of the Family
ne found waiting for him a bunch
OF mail and several play manu-
scripts. Something in the first
manuscript he opened caught his
fancy and he read the first act
through before he noticed that there
was no title, where the title ought
to be, and furthermore that the
writer had failed to put on his
name. A search through the entire
script failed to reveal any trace of
the authors identity.
HIS curiosity aroused. Mr.. Skinner
v AASfc ptay anu WAS con-
WINGED he had made a find. But who
wrote II and where did II come
from? The man in the box once at
the Globe was questioned.
That manuscript was left here
last week by a man in sailor uni
FORM" he said. 'T Was very busy
at the time. He just pushed il in
through the window and went away.
a saw 1t was addressed to Mr.. SkiH-
ner and put it in the box with his
mail"
Mr.. Hayman has also read the play
and agrees with Mr.. Skinner as TO
its merits.
It's an American play" he says.
The leading character is a man
from Denver and the scene of the
first act is laid in Washington.
Thats-all care to say about it now.
But we want the play for Mr.. Skin
ner, and IL the author will come for
ward and prove his identity I'm
ready to talk busines with him-or
her."
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20
KLAUBER'S CAREER
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

hAJ nun EAOE oNh
thriller with three or four scenes
per act, including the. inevitable
center door fancy and a tomb
which we built out of packing
cases of fiimsy material which
gave way several times under our
leading lady at a critical moment
in the play. was beardless
youth at the time, and as 1 was
cast for such roles as DdvarvfiIe'
and Henry VIII I suppose I man.
aged to chew up a good deal OF
scenery. However. I did get some
valuable experience of a kind"
Philip Merivale. the leading male
support with George Arliss in his
presentation of Hubert Henry Da-
Nies' The Mollusc" and Sir James
NJ. Barrie's "a well-Remembered
Voice." was before he took UP the
stage as profession, with a big
commercial firm In London, writ
ing letters in long hand and draw
ing a very moderate salary.
His rise in the theatrical world
has been very rapid and he is to-
day considered one of the best Of
the younger leading men of the
stage. His last appearance in Chi
cago was with Miss Patricia Col
linge in "Pollyanna." He created
the part of .Pendleton' and played
1t for over a year leaving that or
ganization to enlist in the Canadi-
an army. and his present engage
ment with Mr.. Arliss is his first
since he has been mustered out of
the service.
Mr.. Merivale began his stage
career with the Benson players in
England. at which time he played
a round of minor Shakespearean
roles with that organization. Be-
fore long he was playing important
parts with Fred Terry. Then came
his engagement with Sir Herbert
Tree during which time he played
Cassius' in the revival of Julius
Caesar" and Cassie in "Othello."
When Mrs. Patrick Campbell
brought George Bernard Shaw's
''Pygmalion" to this country, un-
der the direction of George c. Ty-
Ter. some years ago. Merivale was
engaged for the role of DIR. Hig-
gins the part Sir Herbert Tree
played in the English production.
1t is said that Mr. Merivale gives
e. splendid performance of the
Voice in the Barrie playlet, his
eIocutionary powers being extra
ordinary for. although unseen, he
is able to- project his voice to any
part of the stage, and, of course,
this is aided by the mimetic skill
of Mr.. Arliss.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20
Just See Our Lawyer"

Doug and Mary and David wark
and Charlie. Read IL the other
way and IL will be just as impress
sive: Charlie and David wark and
Mary and Doug.
The secession Of Bill Hart from
the Big Five left this Big -Four.
They haven't announced very many
plans yet. except to assert that
their United Artists Distributing
Association" will begin to print
from worth-their-weight- -plati-
mum negatives as soon as various
and sundry existing contracts are
finished. For the rest-consult their
lawyer. Mr.. McAdoo.
This is the first really large Job
William Gibbs McAdoo has had on
his hands. He was. for "A spell,
Director General of Railroads Of
the whole country, and Treasurer
Of the United States. but the rail-
roads and the Treasury were at
best only a two-star combination,
whereas now he has four.
1t seems that one learns the n1ov-
ing picture business pretty fast in
California. In November Carl
Laemmle offered Mr.. MoAdoo the di-
rectorship of Universal. at a salary
of S50.000 a year to which Mr..
McAdoo replied in his letter Of de-
clination: II doubt my qualifica-
tions for the position you offer"
And he went on to say, plainly, that
he knew nothing OF the making of
pictures. Further. he intended to
come to New York to practice law.
But then, you see Mr. McAdoo
moved to the artistically infectious
Coast and it's all different now. His
salary with the Mammoth Quartet
may reach S250.00O a year. in place
OF the measIy $4,000 he declined
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20
He Resisted the Call

Allan Dinehart, who gives an adj
mirable Interpretation of Billy Laid
law. the wealthy engineer, and gives
able assistance TO the tremendous sue
Cess Of The Crowded Hour" the stir-
ring drama by Edgar selwyn and
channing Pollock. coming TO the Be
iasco Theater. was. strange 70 relate,
intended tor the priesthood.
His father. who, had won hfstrionic
honors and appeared in support OF
the leading stars OF the American
stage. meant that Allan. jr., should
learn nothing of the hardships at
tached to the actors life. The parent
was determined that his boy should
take up something that should enable
MIN To remain permanently in one
place. thereby enjoying the tranquil
happiness and comforts of the home.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20
Ding Cartoon Subject
Of Loos-Emerson Film

"oh, You Women!" the John EN-
erson-Anita Loos Paramount pro-
duction. featuring Ernest Truck and
Louise Hun. will be released by the
Famous Players-Lasky Corpora
tion on May 4. A special press book
is embellished. by courtesy of The
Tribune Syndicate. with a reproduc-
ton Of the clever and singularly ap-
propriate cartoon by Ding" re-
Gently published in The Tribune,
headed. There's No Telling How
Far-reaching the Effects of the
Wcrld War Are Going to Be-
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20

fore her striking exotic beauty and
brilliant style and orchidaceous per-
sonality had created q sensation In
Joseph and His Brethren When
the transition from the stage to the
screen was announced. the tongues
of the oracles waxed exceedingly
busy. The fact that she really could
act was, of course. very mucn
arainst the tradition that had
crown up in the brief existence OF
the cinema. But her nrst picture,
the always-to-be-rememoered rhe
Eternal city" established for her an
immediate success. And since 1t has
spread all over the world
A concert Of unusual interest ana
charm is scheduled for the Shubert-
lBeIasco Theater this afternoon Al
o'clock. The artist is the young Hus-
sian genius, Mscha Levitzh. Since
hi. American debut In 1917. his sue
cess has been added to in every con-
cert he has given, and his perform
ance with the New York Symphony
Orchestra In Washington II well re-
membered.
The program which Mr.. Levitzki
will present this afternoon Is replete
with interest and variety.
E. r. Albee. head Of the Keith
Theaters of America, has written q
letter to A. G. Kuebel. of the Y. NJ
c. A. general headquarters in New
York in which Mr.. Albee states that
orders have been sent out over the
Keith circuit forbidding Keith
vaudeville performers from using
the name of the Y. M. c. A. IN q
fippant manner. Certain persons.
II seems. have been making run OF
the religious organization
Manager A. Julian Bryiawski' OF
the Cosmos Theater Is making
handsome production Of an interest
ing and thrilling politco-detecuve
comedy drama entitled The GRIN;
by DR.. George w. Johnston. OF TINS
city, which will have a premier IN
Washington about the middle OF May
with a rather unusual cast
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20

30. when young Dinehart finished his
early studies in his native city Of o.
Paul. he wss sent to the shaiipck
Military School. where he prepares
for the University OF Montana
II was while attending 10 his coliess
studies that the young man felt tbs
call OF the stage. Unable TO resisf
its call, Dinehert- overcoming all par
entail objections, made his nrst pro-
fessionai stage appearance a. a rravs
digger In Hamlet" with Daniel r.
Bandman- He remained with Band
man for several seasons, touring thu
country and appearing in many I'm
portant parts He later Joined the
vaudeville stage. where he presentsd
two important and highly successful
playets. The Highest Bidder" and
The Mesnest Man in the World"
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20

program for the remainder OF the
present week embraces the following
attractions: Tuesday. Dustin Farnum
In The Man in the Open:" Wednes-
day. Madge Kennedy IN Daughter Of
Nine" and Lawrence Semon in We'll,
III Be -r Thursday. Alice Brady
In Marie. Ltd Friday. Lila Lee
In Puppy Love-" and Harry Houdini
In The Master Mystery'' serial, SAT-
urday. Billie Burke in Good Gracious.
AnnabeIlel" and the comedy. SALIVA
ton Sue"
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20
One Week Of Opera

Judging from the eminence Of its
leading stars and q repertoire an
nounced to include those two beau
urul Puccint operas, La Boheme"
and Madame BUTTERFLY" and Wolf
Ferrarfs fascinating one-act opera,
secret OF Suzanne" the coming
week engagement Of the San Carlo
Grand Opera Company at the Belas-
co. the week of May IL. Ii rich in
promise for music lovers and the
atergoers generally.
Now the only one of the three
great opera organizations devoted
TO touring. the San Carlo has many
new and celebrated artists to pre-
sent to Washington devotees of the
art. among these being Queena
Mario. coloratura. said to possess
the most remarkably beautiful voice
on the lyric stage. Miss Mario IL q
young American-Greek girl. just
turned "a. and eminent reviewers
have pronounced her the probable.
In fact. the logical. successor of
Nine Marcella Sembrich in grand
opera
How much the one-time Metro
politan diva realized this prediction
was demonstrated when Miss Mario
made her New York debut with the
San Carloans last fall. At the close
Of her performance (La Traviata).
Nine Sembrich presented the new
singer with the costly gown which
she herself had worn when last she
sang the role OF ''Violetta-" She
will have. IL Is understood. three
different appearances at the Belasco
during the San Carlo engagement.
one OF which. II Is understood. may
be Gounod's great work, Romeo
and Juliet"
The career of Pauline Frederick.
who Is to be seen in her latest pic
ture. "One Week of Life" at Gran
dalfs Metropolitan today. has been
a continuous and amusing contra
diction of the prophecies Of the
forecasters. She made her first ap-
pearance on the screen, for instance.
at a time when motion pictures, for
the most part. were controlled and
p made by personages who had proved
failures on the stage.
These failures. for their own de-
fense. manufactured an absurd myth
TO the effect that the flm drama
was one of the sacred mysteries;
that its technique was diametrically
opposed tot that of the stage: that no
matter how good the regular actor
dramatist or stage director, he
would be helpless when brought
face to the camera-unless he start
ed at the bottom and forgot all he
had learned about the drama. This
theory prevailed quite a while.
One of those who believed other
wise was Miss Frederick. who ex-
changed the stage for the screen
aoout four years ago. at the height
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20
NEW PLAY FOR HARRIS

Dark Horses" is the title finally
selected for the new comedy by
Samuel Shipman and Percivsl wiids
which William Harris. 1r- is 60 pro-
duce. In the cast are Rolsnd
Young. Phoebe Foster. Cathleen
Nesbitt. Arthur Ashley. Ruth Find
lay. Mckay Morris. Leslie Austen
and A T. Hendon The comedy has
gone into rehearsal. and 10 win
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20

Gordon Is starring. Hula Hula ballroom scene
500 people Another specially feature
"Moochie who brought from New to Los Angeles
appear in just scenes
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20

Cecil B. Dele has completed "For Better, for Worse his
Special by Edgar Sewyn and cenazed by eanie
Macpherson will shortly work "The Admirable Crch-
the NJ Barrie play recently purchased by the Famous Play
ers-Lasky Corporation
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20

Evelyn Greeley after having shared starring honors with other
is now to be starred in her right Her initial will b.
Relations 1t will be in five reels Oscar APPEL will direct thu
production Miss GreeTeys leading Hugh DIham
Dham will be remembered married Marjorie Rmbeau the othe
day
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20

by Paul Swan who is known
perfect of photopays
Corporation The work the first picture
is to begin Immediately.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20

Contracts have been signed between the Select Company and
Arthur Enpy author and of "Ove the Top for
the production of big special feature phooply which will bear
the title Hell n Earth"
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20

Valentino, under by Oliver Mo-
the other under his in play to be
produced his the in New plays the title role
in "The Unchastened Woman"
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20

Thomas N Heron has been engaged direct Dustin Farnum
next screen feature The Harvest of Shame Mr. Heron
rected Marguerite Clark, John Barrymore Lillian Gsh
Reubens among other stars.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20

Charles Phppi of the Balboa Film Company has sent
The Stowaway which samples of his
Phillip back from the front and wants
to do business but a the old stand
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20

World Pictures distribution The Unbelever
Marguerite Courto plays the lead More than thousand Marines
who fought Beeau Wood Chateau They employed
making number of the of this phooplay
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20

Allan Edwards is leading for june Evdge in her
Arthur Ashley be the male lead but
PEELED retire through injury suffered while taking the pr
cpal part in rough and tumble fight
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20

Betty Blythe will the Vagraph Company with which she
associated for tme begin work picture to be
Empey 1t in "Over the Top the
perturbation Empeys famous book. that Miss Blythe found
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20

Four Of Charlie Chaplin famous comedies revived and will
be distributed They bear the following titles Might the Show
Bank Police and Shanghaed The World will also distribute
other Chaplin comedy-"Triple Trouble"
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20

Florence Reed said be the only
who has not received Japan heartily
thanks her agent for this distinction.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20

Geraghty, who been engaged by A. Berst write
of the forthcoming productions for Kitty Gordon and
10 Farnum is in New York brief vacation.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20

Enid Bennett moved into her home Beverly Hills
week and taking weeks vacation furnish
the place she bought and which she
home 1t delightful location the
sea
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20

Jack Dions leading in "The Play
wright series of one-ree comedies he is making
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20
sAvoY-sunday and

SAvOY-Sunday and
Monday. Fred Stone in Johnny.
Get Your Gum" Tuesday, Earle
Williams in "A Gentleman of Quail
ity:" Wednesday. Grace Darmond in
What Every Woman Wants." FRI
day. Mae Marsh in Spotlight Sa-
dis" Saturday. Bryant WaShburn
in The. Poor Boob"
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20
AT THE THEATRES
CONTINUED FROM PAGE TWO.

Saturday, Earle Williams in "A
Gentleman of Quality" and Love
or Money"
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20
CRANpALL,s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

CRANDALL's-sunday and Monday,
Pauline Frederick in "one Week Of
Life" Tuesday and Wednesday.
Marion Davies in Getting Mary
Married." Thursday and Friday, ID.
w. Grinlth's THE Girl Who Stayed
Home"
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20
CRANDALL,s APoLLo-sunday an

CRANDALL'S APOLLO-Sunday and
Monday, Fred Stone in Johnny.
Get Your Gum" Tuesday. Louise
Hun and Johnny Hines in The
Little Intruder" Wednesday. Mae
Marsh in Spotlight Sadie;" Thurs
day, June Elvidge in 1.-THE Love
Defender" Friday. Bryant WASH
burn in The Poor Boob" Saturday,
Grace Darmond in @what Every
Woman Wants"
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20
CRANDALL,s AVENUE GRAND

Sunday. Mae Marsh in spotlight
Sadie:" Monday. Grace Darmond in
What Every Woman Wants."
Tuesday and Wednesday. Fred
Stone in Johnny. Get Your Gum"
Thursday. Bryant washburn in "The
Poor Boob" Saturday. Harry Mo-
rey in Silent Strength"
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20
Attractions Listed for
Week Of April n
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

Stronger Vow" with Geraldine Far
rar: commencing Thursday, The
Red Head" featuring Alice Brady.
CRANDALL's KNICKERBOCKER-
Bookings for next week not COM
plete; Sunday and Monday. Geral-
dine Farrar In "The Stronger Vow"
Tuesday and Wednesday. Robert
Harron In d. w. Griffith's THE
Girl Who Stayed Home;" Thursday
and Friday. Alice Brady in "The
Red Head"
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20
Iall's Apollo SAlias
Mornn.n

Alias Mike Moran" an absorbing
drama of adventure. in which Wal
lace Reid Is pictured in the chief role.
is scheduled as the principal attrac-
ton at Crandall's Apollo both today
and tomorrow. This will be supple
mented by the comedy, Love" star
ring Roscoe c"Fatty'D Arbuckle. The
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20
FILM CHAT AND GOSSIP
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNn

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Gordon is starring Hula Hula dance ballroom scene SOME
500 people Another specially feature the barefoot
appear in just
Bennett moved into her new home in Beverly Hills this
week and is taking furnish
the place she bought and in which
home 1t in delightful location, between the mountains
Florence Reed only prominent
who has not received heartily
thanks her press agent for this distinction.
Thomas N engaged direct Dustin Farnums
next screen feature The Harvest of Shame
ected Marguerite Clark John Barrymore Lillian Gh and Alma
Reubens among other
Evelyn Greeley having starring with others
now to be starred in her right Her initial will be
Relations" 1t will five APPEL direct the
Proanenon. MISS Geeys leading man Hugh Dhlham Mr.
will be remembered married Marjorie Rambeau the other
Allan Edwards leading june Evdge pic
ure Arthur Ashley started be the male lead but
PEELED to retire through injury he suffered while taking the
cipal part in rough and tumble fight
Four of Charlie Chaplin
be distributed They following might the Show
Bank Police shanghaied" The
other Chaplin comedy-"Trpe Trouble"
Pictures has taken over for distribution
Marguerite than thousand Marines
fought at Beeau Wood and Chateau They employed
in making number of the of this phooplay
Grace Valentine who was placed under eontrae. by Oliver
day his in be
produced his thac New York plays the title role
lin "The Unchastened Woman"
b. completed "For Better for Worse" his
Special by Edgar Swyn and scenarzed by Jeane
work "The Admirable Cch
the NJ Barrie play recently purchased by the Famous Play
ersLasky Corporation
Betty Blythe will the Vtagaph Company with which she
has for time begin work picture to be
by Arthur Empey. 1t "Over the Top the
book that Miss Blythe found
fame.
signed by Paul Swan. who is known
worlds perfect series of photoplay
Corporation The the first
lis to begin Immediately.
Phippi of the Balboa Film Company has
The which of his clever
pen Phillip back from the front and wants
Ito do business, but n a the old stand
been signed between the Select Company and
Sg Arthur Empy author and of "Over the Top
production of big special feature phoopy which will bear
1.-THE title, Hell Earth"
Tom Geagh who has been engaged by Berst to write
the of the forthcoming productions for Kitty Gordon and
for Dustin Farnum, is in New York a brief vacation.
is Jack Dilons leading in "The Play
wright" series of one-ree comedies he is making