Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-03
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CoN"n.a .ad halls from a family q
handsome sI'%ih with better facial appear.
ne is blesset, ,ho average run. or men II
snce thar ,it , Of his. In his opinion
Is not iaE;n aIE;ssine the leading woman
CONSTANT, y,,rrs in which he Is appear
Of the h,PS 2.C't to make him feel nmnaniy
and foolish .s = number of aphor-
He has auhiect and threatens to
isms on .hv vnublished. He has played
have tnen boro opposite almost every
the ardn ardGn' notcd feminine stars, ana IN
one OF 'nu Tho productions has peen
almost ,a ~ tbe story, to kiss and caress'
he he sSyS isSs,ySally ally kissing the girl spoils the
Illusion; -, like n child after he has
~ iGv, tSc iam-I want to wipe away
tne ,,' u" ;s rho strain Of Tearle's thoughts
THIS % isi,icct as he confided them 60
Clara hlmuu,;t in 1.-THE Forbidden
PLAYING "PtOth pt the Stanley next week.
.,,,sr CLAUM's "The Lone
Waits Daughter" Louis Joseph
- Wcn ss,ortiing story, comes to the
Vance roSt week. Edwin Stevens,
Palace romarkable portrayal Of Baron
whose "sahara'' contributed not n
Alexis III tbe success of that popular
lltte "CIaum picture, is said to be
Louise in his characterization of
amahlns Victor ir, "The Lone VOLTS
PrlsS,or PrlnsSe a performance that takes
Daqsn.titi his Interpretation of Mol
RAM Devil" stage sensation OF a
decade ecsao,Ssr "sc' popular stage and screen
n;to hnV, who adds to his reputation. in
isvorrd or,rroduction is Thomas Holding, be
me ;s advent on the screen leading
iore Gov Gov Mrs, Kendall, Maxine Elliott
maj l Nozimova. Bertram Grassby has
anu anu ,'1d to do MS the Lone Woh. Grassby
peI" n"srbons ,best remembered for his
p"J;hmtions TO 1.-THE Scarlet Pim-
ssoornol' souul and "Thc Romance OF Happy
Valley
CONSTANCE TALMADGE proves
(Jtbat she can cook as well as act in
NTu" Weeks" taken from Anthony
Wbarton's play. "At the Barn" to De
,bown at the Arcadia next week.
As chorus girl with but little money
,be is forced to keep house for herseif
md md do her own cooking. And MISS
Talmadge does it, as the screen VIII
,how, It may be beyond the province
n mere man, but any skilled housewife
will tell you that the charming actress
knows the business OF cooking as well
- how TO make people laugh. In fact
no ;s nritc as proud of her household
scccomplishmcnts c as she is of her screen
talent.
SI1ILLIAM FARNUM possesses to a
w degree power to make peopN feel
the thought he has in mind. This is
demonstrated in Heart Strings" at
the Victoria next week.
Every one knows that successful &C =
for must "fcel the part" he is enact
Ing Mr.. Farnum feels the part, thinks
the part, is the character.
William Farnum IS a native of Bos-
ton. born July 4, 1876. He began his
career at the age of fourteen in his
fathers stock company. After several
Years in stock he organized his own
company and appeared in many notable
roles.
Mr.. Farnum has appeared IN such
phOtOdramas as wolves of the Night,
THE Last of the Duanes, ''The Lone
Star Ranger" and Lies Miserables.
THE Metropolitan Opera House opens
l with Mary Pickford in "Pollyanna'
on May s as the first presentation here
Of the United Artists Corporations film.
novelty will be the advance sale of
seats and the reservations of seats in
boxes. The United Artists Corporation
Is composed of Miss Pickford, her hus-
band, Douglas Fairbanks Charlie Chap
lin and David Wark Griffith. They have
leased the Metropolitan for an extended
season.
KATHERINE MCDONALD, new
Aest Of leading film stars, will b,
seen at the Stanley week Of April II
in "The Beauty Market" "Tht
ThunderbOlt," First National picture
established Miss Macdonald firmly in
the minds of the public as a talented
actress as well as real beauty. She
Is shown as social butterfly deliber
ttely placing herself or the matri
monal market in the hope Of selling
beauty to rich man who can and vii
give her the luxuries she thinks essen
tial to her happiness. However. un,
like the usual story of this sort sh,
does so without compunction and will
misgiyings. The plot is unusual il
this respect.
LICE HILLS, comedieHne, imper
Al a. sonating the kittenish spinster
Ella Abbott" in Take 1t From
Me- could cncase herself in a fairl!
coed sized stove pipe, so, according L
Euclid, are her lines straight and paral
lei. She has the faculty Of playing al
atravagant role without becoming idi
otto, and that's n gift.