The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08

a. a leading lady. She lstor waH
featured iu the iumuuh play. THE
Old Homestead" lcr success
WIS inatahtanouos and Hhe was
immediately placed under a two
year contract to be ~Co-8tarrcd
with Jack rickf9rd
Practically al 81 the srrucs Of Paul
inc Frederick ucN play. "hunamc
~" now being nlmcd 40 The Goldwyn
studios In cuiNor City. CANT, are laid
in Paris and hordcaux Director
Frank Lloyd has Engaged several cA-
pcrta to aid him IN planting correct
French atmosphere in cvcfs scene.
Que OF his advisers b. a weil-knowu
motion picture liircctof wno made
pictures Tor nine years a French
lawyer living in Los Angeles also has
been engaged 90 pass on the big trial
msene. which rs tho greatest emotion
az episode OF the play.
me care that ~ being taken by M.
Lloyd 10 iuil ant the iicngh atmof-
h.orc ir the Tluy is shown hY the
many smaller props that are being
used. Even the cigarettes smoked by
Mics Frederick In her character OF
"Nitdnme X are French.
a French street built on the Gold
syn lot Is being used for IL number ~
exterior views OF Paris aud BordeuuS
While FOR several scehas in huenus
Ayrca. he only oucs IN Tho play ihnf
are not aid lu France. e mmoua e.
sort in the South American cts y
reproduced from "a drawing made by
q Bnenos A'rmn
Following thc announcement last
week Of tho acquisition Of Mise
l.otpsr iiun aH a sciznick t,ntcr-
prise star, another statement of an
usual Interest to exhibitors and aim
HuNHa nHaU HUnAHNnN.naHT NNHH aI.Ul
that TN first p%roauctiou featuring
Miaa Hun b. dangerous Paradise p
Tho second p%ruducsion win be
False Pride
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The Republic Distributing cor
poratipn announces thih week
that The production An Adycn-
turess. featuring Julian FL
ungu, the fnmouF female impor-
senator, a released on Aprii
10.
IL is declared That The female
inipcrsonator. with an interna-
tionui reputation. is the idol OF
thousands Of scrccn mnH,
Julian Eltinge, IN the picture.
cnart both u comedy and "a
dramatic role. Comic iu that
no syviHhcs about aus MndumOl-
gello Fedora. and dramatic in
that he performs some hair
AAiNlNAs iNttlllNk hlftiAHs Ilunf
who have seen the production
are reported TO have said that
he carries on the luurcis az
Jack Perry. one Of three Amcri-
can soldiers OF fortune, aud that
u wis a delight to witness his
ever movement around the oycr-
throw Of u republic which was
formerly o kingdom. Jack Per
g., and Madamcoiselic Fedora
one and the same person. un-
dcrro some trying and lauHhublr
moments, and the novel twist at
the close rf the production is cal
culutCd to bring laughing tears
from AN audiences.
ChArlea Taylor wrotc the story
and Tom Gofaghty adapted % Tor
D. screen.
Work on two elaborate productions
was started last week az the Goldwyn
studios In culver City, California. a
MARY Roberts Kinchart Eminent Au-
thorH picture basel on her stcry En-
pirC Builders, aud an adoption of tho
famous play. "piiccr 60G" by Austin
MCHugh with the beginning of tho
filming al hose two pictures. an OF the
stages AT culver clty we're occupied
by the G0ldWyn producing units.
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Aerial night photography win
ho n OF the Innovations used IN
filming Tho Girl out Of the sky"
"a \%itagraph special production
adapted from "a GouYcrntur Nor
ris story Toni 1'erriss Is direct
ing This picture on the west coast.