The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-30

sew YORK, Dec. 3o--Here's news
and n surprise-Ior the millions OF
movie enthusiasts who have laughed.
wept. or been thrilled at the many
film-play "fade-outs." which have
shown Dorothy Gish and her chum
Constance Talmadge in the manly
arms of hero-husband at the end OF
the reels:
Dorothy and Constance have played
the parts of sweet. demure, beautiful
brides in real life.
They have had a double wedding.
They were each others attendants.
They're pleased. SO are their equally
distinguished sisters of the screen
CDorothys being the popular Lillian
and Constance's the noless- popular
Norma and Natalie). their mothers,
likewise, are complacent and, pre-
sumably, all their directors - and
taking everything all together, the
two delightful harum-scarums OF the
screen are happy young matrons.
Welded AT GREENWICH.
At Greenwich. Conn. last Sunday
night, Miss Talmadge, at .o1 o'clock.
became Mrs. John Pialogiou. Her
husband. a Greek, who Is handsome
and said to be very wcll-to-do. lives
at the Hotel st. RciEs and has a busi-
ness place a. No. | Liberty street
His father is tobacco planter in
Greece. and tho son represents him
/ here. The bridegroom is twenty
eight
At $50 o'clock, at tho same place
Miss Gish became Mrs. James Rennie
Her husband is an actor. playing one
( of tho leading roles in the Hopwood
| Rinehart drama spanish Love" al
| the Maxine Elliott Thcater. lie rs
| thirty-and as for looks. well. every
girl that ever saw him said: simply
stunning" Indeed. that's what Dor
othy herself said when nrst she
visioned him on tho PaCific Coast
| something over a year ago. She ad-
mtS II.
The ceremonies were performed by
Justice OF the Peace Albert S. Mead
OF Greenwich. who was only too glad
to obligc such fascinating young
people even ir II was Sunday and his
day off.
But tho situation was lot differ
cnt from tho ones in which the girls
have gone through their studio mar
riaVcs for there was no camera
grinding away, no ono shouting
Lights! Action" and no director
telling Dorothy to cast down her eyes
hr Constance TO roll hers archly
| toward her hero.
Too bad. movie fans, you won't
over sec these weddings at your
ncirhborhood thcatcr. But, anyhow
YOU can picture them for yourself
lust fancy Greenwich front par
lor. tho Justice and the town clerk
and then visualize Constance and hcl
Handsome Greek standing before the
man with the book. while Dorothy
and her actor-hero. TO the left and
ripht. are bridesmaid and best man
Kisses! Handshakcs! Then Doro
! thy and Jimmie to the center. while
| Constance and John take the outside
! positions. More kisscs, More hand
| shakes, Fccs for the justice. tn :
a motor trip homo and persona
appearance" before all the relatives.
| Ii wasn't an clopCmcnt 1t wouldn'
be fair to call II that But n was {
surprise. for although, when the pair
OF Young people and their relatives
were all dining together at the ST
Regis Christmas night, Dorothy said
Jimmie and ! arc going to be mar.
ried tomorrow and so arc Constance
and John" Nobody believed them.
Mr.. Rennie was found I'm his dress
| ing room IN his Spanish makeup III
| pencho, in the play. He was actually
startled when he was accused of mat
| rimony.
"oh, really, l can't say = word" N