Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-22
MOTIECRAMS FROM
SCREEN TO PATRON

CONCEPTIONS OF beauty differ ac-
o,dine TO geographical location, en-
'.,.a.,,ent and taste. The ancient
rrteks cUk preferred the athletic type OF
n,nrnan beautiful or homely according
= W. size of her feet. Certain savage
,othss distend their ear lobes In order
VI gsin pulchritude. Americsns prefer
tSe slender. grsGeta, rssrs,,sry TYPE Would be- con.
s,dered homely In Turkey. r,,.
tus .cordine TO Solom Adrub, the TurB
IechnIcal director who assisted TOO
Browning in. the. filming, OF The virgin
Earring oi Priscilla Dean and which VIII
stai goen at the Palace next week, gentle
n oe ~ turkey prefer their ladies' plump
Two hundred pounds Is considered nice
weight. -
/. rtcuAEt, MORTON, who wrote the
M original play from which "on with
,so Dance." the George Fitzmaurice
,nr.oductIon ,r for Paramount AIRCRAFT, was
ppdonted is the well-known author OF
score OF dramatic hits and was for some
fine producer connected with HIS Ma
iasty's Theatre. London.
geSuyhon "On with the Dance" was pro-
auced in it's play form Eileen Huban,
ono NJ the stars last season IN Whit
ford Eanes drama OF ,daSir lrsh .fe, ,orasns paTs
m.
role Frank Conroy. manager of the
Trvn.oorUich Village Theatre, whose recent
nerformance In THE Lost Leader" was
pne Of the Individual hits Of the current
New York season, was another member
OF the cast
MARY MILES MINTER, very young
lM and very beautiful. naturally is in
tsrested IN clothes. She Is like other
voung eirls in liking constantly to have
new and lovely apparel.
while Miss Minter revels In all sorts
Of clothes, she is bit more fond OF
neelIgees than of any other apparel. on
tbe contrary. but somewhat queer prin-
cinle that folks are fondest of some
thing that is OF the least practical use
TO them.
her Of them and lot of other very
,oveIv clothes in "Nurse Majorie." to be
shown at the Arcadia next week.
rT,HF reason Europeans like motion pic
L lures made In the United States. and
70 to see them In preference to those
made in their native countries Is fur
njshed by Georgette Gauthier de Trigny,
the Belgian star who portrays the i'm
portant character Of the Contesse In
Georges Clemenceau's photodrama, The
Strongest" which William Fox will pre-
sent at the Victoria next week.
First Of ALL" says Madam Gauthier
De Trigny, "the average American mo-
fion picture Is true to life. Then the
American producer rarely counts the
colt in striving for effect. In France
we must hold ourselves we'll within q
figure that would be Considered small In
this country
TIME Mark Sennett studios at Los
J. Angeles, where Down on the Farm"
which has It's initial Philadelphia show
ing at the Metropolitan Opera House
next Saturday, was produced, are places
| Of mystery compared to- which an alche-
mist's laboratory, II there was any such
thing any more, is simple and obvious.
Even those permitted within the guarded
! gates might make daily visits without
| more than half lifting the veil
The two big lots are very large, very
| popuous and extraordinarily busy. Sew
| eral comedies are In simultaneous prep
aration, and the acres Of stage are
crowded with sets of many sorts for the
! making Of the 10000 feet of accepted
Aim involved.
TALMADGE will appear at
~ the Stanley week Of May 81 In her
first National picture, entitled The
Woman Gives" an adaptation of owen
| Johnsons novel, The star appears In
the role Of Igna Sanderson, a model.