Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-09
M0vIEGRAMS FROM
SCREEN TO PAIRON

.,,,,,l Jr1IENNT SCOTT, leadin
MAbsn =. oeorae Meifords most re
Nl LADY n Tor Paramount, Th
cent proo /. one screen actress wnos s
Round Up in flmdom indicates that sh
iii bear ga,cS,asr : Year ago Miss Scott wa |,
kssaratiyeiy stiy little known gan ms ~
eorples ocr1rpcles Then her cares ,,sresns with tn
Nm fln%,.crio o progress; co%mesW 2,nn sea Wolf" fol
Ain adapt asrSe Hound Up." which WI
pved by at The Stanley prove =!
next week week Miss Scott. She plays y
triumph ~ ~ the star, Roscoe fhty
Gppoft u and is supported by IoH I fU hn
Arbucsu!ss,, d had similar role win ne
mn.,.,r n..,rhs SEA WOLF
, THE screen Louise diaum, WIN
0.,,ss to the Palace next wsen y
" er oo Read, Jr.'s Love Mar.ss, ,nna,s
J rssd rd by Hodklnson, seiooIi ,a d vat Il
ss 'outdoor type OF s'i what she is.
reality, ,in,,y,, ,nH has recently purchased
Miss ~ the Cinema, and as her stuu,'
new yacn" sbort run from the yacnt
Is but I, has become a familiar slgn
moorinn. ~ ~ the beach to see the trim
70 Tnrsr cleaving the waters ., 'a'
,riI,so rnl,ss with the screens exotic oeau'' !"
her helm, her time when not bus!
Most Va oanera Is spent aboard TN
before rybIch is said to be one OF tnt
cinema N, iayIshly appointed pleasure Doa''
an the west coast
noMEwHERE in these unl.ea e s.a,e'
.s.ro are n dozen or more gentle
~ ue. sa arc wearing around their re.
men W. WIZ ynscks collars which were ironeo
spectI,ee ,e,a . nerson that Gloria Swanson
~ nv SSarn,lne leading woman OF SC
,v tns Cocii Il. DeMille successes
~if r. happened this way: r,,,,,
IN the filming OF 'SometninS ~ ,nen,oi
AnoSut now at the Arcadia, a. gen.
u,yonndrv was needed for the back
uno ga ~ an episode of the story. MISS
..on Eounu " in the leading feminine role
s~ ss shs story, was filmed at work on
co,ar Ironing machine, ,l Al,
ma location man selected one OF tne
largest laundries IN soutnern th'io. ,h
inns,,shnent ~ for an afternoon.
"wS,.anwhile Miss Swanson had been re-
..i,ang n condensed course of instruc-
@,niH e,a. n The art Of collar ironing. A
Sstoh Of freshly laundried collars. be-
,.rS,nr TO the aforementioned dozen
s,ntleinen, were secured from another
sspartment Of the laundry and tne
sslsnted young actress set to work to
Iron them.
uuE William Farnum Co. went to
,reat lengths to get two shots for
,Tho Joyous Troublemakers" the Will
liam Fox picture which opens at the
{,.,orla on Monday. The technical men
IA been canvassing the country about
Palm Springs, Calf. and found on the
I'm Of a mountain a view OF the three
isis that empty into Heirs GOBLET ~
v,re able to see the three falls at once.
iner three hours the mountain top
vss r.ached-and Mr.. FarnuIm declared
Il was we'll worth the trip.
Those who see the picture, II is de-
elsred, will indorse the stars enthusiasm
over the outcome.
A FEATURE OF every production bear
| "A lng the name Of d. w. Griffith Is the
music, and those who have seen his The
plrth OF Nation" Intolerance"
aEarts Of the World" Broken Bios
sons and way Down East" find that
q real enjoyment Is to be had in the flow
Of melody from the largo orchestra
always present. ..., .,
Each situation Is given a proper en-
phasls or shading by tho character Of
music that Is played. and whether there
|is fortlssimo or pianissimo makes the
greatest difference in the world in the
effect Of the scene upon the intent spec
tator. Some Of the music that is heard
IN "Way Down East" Mt the Chestnut
Street Opera House. actually makes peo-
pie laugh, and the reason for this Is
that the music Is Identified with role,
for all the characters In q Griffith play
have their characteristic musical theme.
and when the theme recurs the appear
ance Of the person is definitely indicated
Many rehearsals are necessary before
The orchestra can lcome pat upon tho
Incident or scene, and Grlffith himself.
who devises much OF the music for his
productions, Is the greatest stickler for
these musical effects. attending every
orchestra rehearsal until as near perfec-
tlon as can be attained Is reached.
CONSTANCE TALNADGE, In, her
" latest production from the pom of
John Emerson and Anita Loos, will bs
seen at the Stanley week of October 18
" is THE Love Expert" and Constance
plays the role of Babs.
As the central thought for this pic
tare the authors have provided ths
theme that whereas this Is an ago Of
specialization, what would be more nat
Sral Tor young romantic girl to try to
become expert at than love.
Thus Is found Miss Talmadge in the
rolo or BabS, boarding-school girl,
whose schooldays end before the senio:
year thanks to her delinquencles In the
elementary courses and her mania for
heart ''
MAURICE ToURNEuR's latest pro-
AZ duction. Deep Waters" will be the
sursction at tho Palace week OF octo-
w. Wr ~. The story was adapted from F..
Hhopk!nson Smiths popular novel. Caleb
,.,s ,mtst, Master Diver" and the scenes are
@iG on the New England coast.
and Gatto hsa West, q man past his prime.
snn MS Birl wife. Betty. are the central
t tnsu,es In the story. Betty becomes at
va "as'eG to a youth named Bill Lacey,
n'n rna' though she does not love him, they
nun, rn away together. Later the ship
SSrseked and Caleb west brings the
ny Gr the young man TO the surface.
n Ssn uianatic scene the loyalty Of Betty
tU,aSr Mer husband asserts itself and n
"1'n'ng reconciliation takes place.
.Ar popular screen star, Tom Mix.
q petter known to his admirers as "the
NJ ts,,SSueWi ,S OF tho screen" will be seen
ia,ss,e He Victoria week OF October IS in his
Cola VILLA william Fox production, "Thres
West CONS: a stirring story of the
Loan written for him by II. II. Van
o,d5Ns There Is plenty Of action in this For
tdSSsds.o.In,,,, which is said to enable the
SsSstyhue TO inject into It ali the
SotsS stunts for which he ia
Ia tbo NIX NIX plays two roles, tho hero
eoMe oFF.srAGE HuMoR
n" "s,ter pu,, Jones, who plays '"rhe Girl in
his worE, wEtG room" at the Lyric, takes