The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-03


Kimbali Young and her father.
Edward NJ, Kimball. The torrent
OF ldiomatic language which II
used on occasion In several of the
most dramatic situations In typi-
cal OF Pincro at his hest, and to
many auditors. serve as one OF
the chief charms OF the play.
With the completion OF ''I1ic Man
Who Had Everything at Goldwyn's
Culver city studios, Jack pickford
will take q few days rest before
starting work IN q film version Of
George AIDES Just out OF College"
a comedy that enjoyed great popu-
larity on the stage u number OF years
ago. The leading character In Just
Out OF College" IL perfectly adapted
to the personality OF the young Gold
wyn star. who will continue under
he direction OF Al Green. The play
Is rich In comedy types drawn with
inimitable skill by Americas premier
humorist.
Another interesting announcement
from the Culver CITY studios con-
Germs the forthcoming appearance Of
Mabel Normand In Head over
Heels,' the successful stage play In
which MitEi Haios was starred. As
In all OF her recent p%hotoplays,
"JinN." Pinto and THE slim
Princess now ready for release. the
GoldYyn comedienne will be directed
by Victor Schcrtzinger. Thosc select
ed for the supporting cast, thus far,
arc otto HOFFMAN, Hugh Thompson
and Doris Deane.
A pageant, patterned after an
Indian durbar, will play an I'M
portant part In The Son OF
Whllingford'' by MIR. and Mrs.
George Randolph Chester, which
Nitagruph will make as "A special
production with an a~ll-star cast.
The gorgeous spectacle will offer
opportunities Tor many unusual
scenes. MIR. Chester wrote the
original "Get-Rich-Quick-Wail-
ingfOrd" stories.
Q
Trumpet Island Is the title Of
Nitagraph's second mammoth pro-
d%uctun. 1t IL announced this week 10y
Albert r.. Smith. president OF that
company. The picture. biggest In the
history Of N%itugraph. and some believe
In the entire Industry. has been prac-
tcnlly completed. aud is being edited
under the direct supervision OF MIR.
and Mrs. George Randolph Chester,
who adapted the scenario from the
story by GouNerncur Morris. The
greater part of the picture was made
on the west coast, under the direction
Of Tom Tcrriss. but Mr.. Tcrriss and a
part Of his company came east about
three weeks < to ilm some final
scenes in New York city and along
the Hudson river.
Trumpet Island" which will be rec
leased ~ September. is % thrilling
hturN OF love and adventure. fashioned
after the best style Ut G]uuNcrucur
Morris Several months were spent IN
producing II and the cost Of this pro-
duCtlon IN said To have passed the
quarter Of q million mark. There IS
an ull-stur Gust IN addition to- scenes
In which hundreds Of PLAYERS appear.
aud mammoth and pnlntiul sets IN
which The wild midnight orgies Of
m|illiOuuircs are shown. II Is prob
ably AZ rich In spectacular value as
any story ever transferred to the nov
ing film. There are cNtruNigunt ON
tUists In h settings of THE STORY. ones
attention being whiskcd from scenes
Of roVclry in the heart of the 1urtrop-
oils to barren stretches ON % lionel,
isle.
II was filmed In the famed luz
pcrial valley Of southern California
and Catalina islaud-with the pNccp-
lion Of the comparatively Few eastern
sccncs-and the work WAS accom-
plished only after weeks aud weeks Of
patient and persistent EFFORT ON the
part Of Director Tom Tcrriss. 4 large
fleet of uirplaucs carried the company
to locations on different occasions. and
Mr. ferriss explained hat this was
not Zone Tor any ballyhoo exploitation
purposes. but for the most practical