Evening journal., 1920-06-21
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~IlIsL Of fitE SEA
The Submarine Film Corporation Is /
the sole producers OF the submarine |
or undersea pictures, and the appara- |
tus they use was invented by Ernest /
and George Williamson, Of Norfolk, |
Va, who showed the flrst pictures ever |
takap by a moving picture camera be- |
meath the surface OF the ocean. Their |
latest production, Girl OF The Sea,
has been booked for showing at the |
Playhouse. beginning today.
"Glrl or the Sea" is not only diff /
ferent picture, 10 is an exclusive pic
ture. The only other pictures made |
under the sea were the productions OF !
this same organization. The pictures !
were taken with a view Of showing an |
incredulous world that IL was not i'm |
possible for a man TO descend 10 the 1
bottom Of the ocean and In perfect |
comfort take Photographic impress
siOns OF the marvellous things nature |
has created there.
None OF these pictures could have |
ever been taken had Il not been Tor
the devices OF the Williamsons. The |
cameraman descends into a Ions tube |
let down from the bottom or the YES
SCI AZ the bottom OF this tube Is a
large chamber with glass 'front.'. |
cIonk uSnH dIt hiluWh tiiinHNit VIC |
glass. and by this means the undersea !
life is photographed.
To claim thrills new to the screen !
Is one thing to actually give them 10
the public is another; but II Is ac- |
cOmplished In "Girl OF The sea, which |
feature Betty Hllhurn, a pretty young |
actress. who Is a clever swimmer.
This evening a member Of the Navy !
Department recruiting service VIII
speak on deep sea diving and from IN !
Playhouse stage explain the use or
the suit.
DOLLARS AND SENSE"
Financially speaking, cents Is not
very great price 10 pay for a life OF
love and happiness. But speaking
with regard for other costs, a LIES
happiness IS certainly a dear PROPOSE
ton as 70 Is set forth In Madge Ken
nedy's picture. Dollars and Sense,
which begins It's engagement at the
Queen today.
An empty stomach. an almost empty
pocketb0ok and a full heart represent
an the assets OF Hazel farron near the
beginning OF this picture. Madge KEN
nedy plays Hazel. According " Madge
and Octavus. Roy Cohen. the author "
ihe story. Hazel Is one Of those little
nerSonares who knows right rom
wrong and keeps 10 the right for safe
traflc. She Is plucky. She Is pretty.
She Is lovable. And she Is amusins.
aTuE APOSTLE or VENGEANCE"
William S. Hart is again beginning
the week at the Rialto. This time ms
picture is called THE Apostle OF
Nene egance." 49,. 49,
The picture is a story Of the fued,,
isis Of Kentucky. II has been nanuleu
with the realism that marked every
appearance the star made In pictures.
! Iis many tense scenes are set IN
/ BACKGROUND OF rugged beauty that
adds much 90 It's general appeal as an
entertainment .,,
and Fanny Mldgely are among those
Of Tho supporting cast
eIETs BE FASHIONABLE"
There Is an interesting bit of news
attached TO the origin OF the story
which forms the basis for Douglas
,focI 'ean and Doris Mays latest CO.
starrinc vehicle. Lets BE Fashion
abler which comes 10 the Majestic
beginning today.
Truth in additiOn 20 hoing 0t0nger
than fiction, Is sometimes RUNNER, 700.
: Rccently Mildred Considlne, the stage
and screen writer spent a short Naca-
tion al palm Beach. Near her MOTEL
Nas a bungalow colony consisting al
most entirely Of newly-weds OF mod
crate means. Keeping up win the
Ioneses was their chief occupation.
1bev were always initiating the fads
and folbles Of the Weather folks at
the resort and doing their best 70 edge
linfo the social affairs Of the millionaire
class. The results were, IN many
cases. laughablc messes, which Miss
! lConsidine. being an outsider, could
appreciate in fun.
/ 'FOOTIIcHrs AND SHADOWS
Elaborate settings gorgeous Gowns,
artistic lighting effects aud a strong
novel plot with the suspense element
PREDOMINANT are the outstanding fea-
lures of the new Sclznlck Picture,
"Footlights and Shadows In which
beantiful Olive Thomas will appear
al the savoy Theatre the nrst three
DAYS. Of next week.
Miss Thomas has been provided
with the role Of Gloria Dawn, me
brilliant and beautiful star OF New
Works famous Revue" a role which
0ts her Ike the proverhial glove.
Briefly, the story tells OF the strange
experiences which befall Gloria Dawn,
after her apartment le enpIcu az
midnight by a strange man who ad-
miis himself with his own key. After
gaining admiltance the man collapses
with brain fever and IN Trying 20
} discover his Identity The whole course
of Gloria's lie is changed. The spe-
cial added attraction consists or one
b OF the most unusual comedies ever
nroduced and Is entitled -Four Times
Foiled." 10 ds unusual from the fact
p fhat most Of the actors are animals,
who display almost human intclli-
ccnce in this marvellous comedy.
~1Tns LOTTERY MANI
'sTvhe Lottery Man at the Strand
: TODAY Is adapted from the famous
stage play by Rida Johnson Young.
; IN you have husband, need a hus-
I hand. or would be a husband here s
I. a picture with more fun and eX-
? oitement than any circus, Wallace
Reid IS supported by a brilliant cSst
{ lnoludlng Wanda Hawley and Har-
Ie rison Ford.
"A NEWARK PERSONALS.
Ia Special 10 The Evening Journal
NEWARK. June 2i-Miss Eta Viii
son. OF the Service Citizens Of Della