The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-10

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a scandal reporter in order to hlacken
hiN really untainted record. The cast
includes, besides M. Palette. Ruth
Stonehouse. Kathleen K'rkham md
Henry Miller. Jr Edward Dillon was
tAe director, W. NJ. Edmond the cam
era man. and special art effects were
arranged by sidney Ullman. June
Mathis and \. T.. Younger wrote the
scenario.
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Corinnc Griffith returns To
Broadway, New YORK, In her
forthcoming ,Nitagrnph produc-
tion. Broadway Bubbles afte
having been In Rio de Janeiro In
spirit during all the action NJ
The Whisper Market" which ~
soon TO be shown. George Sar-
gent II directing the new picture
at the Brooklyn studio.
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Billie Burke had the property men
at the Ftfty-siXth street studio Of the
Famous Players -Lasky corporation
greatly fooled the other day when
she appeared on stage in the outfit
she wears In her forthcoming picture,
Away Goes Prudence clad in a
rough, n u fitting boys suit, with "A
large cap pulled far over her face,
they TOOK her for "A member of their
W profession and began to give her
orders. After being kicked around
ana yelled at until she could stand II
no longer, Miss Burke politely took
Of her cap and let them know she
was Props In clothes only. :
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The historic Spanish mission at
san Juan Capistrano, between Los
/ Annnlag mud gun fliaW, fNal nHnI fAWt,
the background for some OF. the most
important scenes in Hearts Arc
frumps." u new Metro production
being filmed with an all star cast.
The company is now at San Juan
Cupistrano for the exterior scenes to
be taken about the mission, which
IL to be used las a conVent in the pic
ture. Hearts Are Trumps' Is from
the prury Lane melodrama by Cecil
Raleighs Rex Ingram ~ directing II
from the scenario by June Mathis.
or interest to motion picture
fans" is the question raised in
the current issue OF one OF the
leading national magnzines-u
comc as popular as that OF the
political campaign, under the
heading. Future and Feature"
Among other thiags, the auth
Dress her belief that Of
all deciding factors In the sue
cess OF n person, ones eaturcs
are OF prime Importance. The
writer cites many Interesting In
stances to prove her point, and
brings up the case OF several
screen and stage stars to bear out
her convictions. While one Is
tempted to settle the question
with some such answer as who
~ ?" IL cannot be gainsaid that
there II considerable truth in that
belief. A striking case in point,
to quote from the writer OF the
article, is that OF Clara Kimball
Young, whose popularity as a
film favorite is ascribed to her
elusive and mystifylng eyes.
$50 Long Lefty" the first Of III,
Christie's first big all-star specials
goes into pr oduction In Los Angelcl
this month. Already Al Christie, VIII,
Will direct the picture, is lining up {
great cast OF featured players.
Probably the most prominent of tn,
players In the special are two pairs OF
characters who were made famous IL
the stage version. The plot, revolt
ing about two married couples, ha'
many farcical situations which 1T n
believed. have been admirably cast
The first of these couples who PLAY
together In the piece are Grace BAR
mond and Walter HERS. Miss Oar
mond is Lefty" and Mr.. HERS plays
The role of her husband,
The second couple Is T. Roy Barnei
and Colleen Moore.