Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-03
MOVIECRAMS FROM
SCREEN TO PATRON

TINE eyes Of Clara Klmball Young
i have been unconscious recipients of
genuine individual admiration from film
dcvotees Their perfection of form, rich
midnight coloring and alluring and COM
peling expression constitute one OF Miss
Young's greatest screen assets. These
orbs have many times been likened unto
twin stars" and lakes OF tender SYM
pathy."
These celebrated and bewitching eyes
| of Miss Young may be seen in her
latest picture, For the Soul of Rafael"
at the Stanley next week.
| ITO LEAP from high cliff, towering
! above the river. and land In the
N.Iter while sticking to the saddle or
! his Pinto pony. is one of the thrilling
feats accomplished by William s. Hart
in sand" his newest Paramount Art.
craft production, which will be seen at
the Palace next week.
In the effort to reach the scene or a
! train hold up the star takes snort cut
! and in order to be on time makes the
death -defying leap. He is target for
the bullets from the bandits guns as ne
starts to swim his horse across the
river. and to save the animal ne sends
II back and strikes out alone, AS a
bullet passes his head he dives and the
bandits think he is lost Then he swims
under water and comes out in time 10
turn the tables and save the treasure
train-doubly so because on 1t Is the girl
he loves. ,.
Mary Thurman. noted screen beauty
II is said. displays exceptional talent in
the leading feminine role. and there Is an
! exceptional cast in addition. There Is
strong vein Of comedy.
I T IKE scene from the romance or
! i 4 fairy lore is the fancy-dress ball
! which will delight children OF az ages
| from nine to ninety at the Arcadia next
! week in "Jenuy Be Good showing MARY
Miles Minter. prettier than ever, as the
star. .
! ing a chariot in which Is n dainty little
princess enter in this scene. Driven by
the princess the chariot winds its way
around the ballroom floor crowded with
! dancing couples
In A secluded hiding place Jenny sees
tho prince OF her dreams, dressed in golc
boots approaching her as years ago
| Cinderella Is said to have discovered
her prince. The scene is lavishly staged
A STUNT" declared to be without
"A parellel In the annals OF notion
ric,ura thrillers is done by Tom Mix In
! Desert Love" which will be seen at
the Victoria next week. In pursuit OF
an outlaw gang. the Fox star swings
across gorge thirty feet wide and 10
| feet deep by attaching MS larlat 10 al
i overhanging tree.
The Fremont pass road Is cut through
125 feet of solid rock. with solid stone
basis General Fremont had 70 make
his way over the mountains at that spot
Without roads to help him. Since his
day. however, the pass has been built
Mix always hunting difficult and spec
tacular spots for his pictures, long con
trmplated n sensational crossing oVei
the TOP Of the road. In Desert Love
he got his chance. The rope he used wa;
nfty feet long. and the roping of the tor
Of the tree was in itself feat OF skill
The whole swing amounted to mor'
than forty feet but he made It viii
ease And when he was again on terra
frma he smiled down on Jacques Jac
card his director.
Mix, il is declared, did not use an!
holG on the rope other than simple
grip with gloved hands
A SCULPTOR must know anatomy
~ and the more of an anatomist he Il
the better sculptor he becomes: accord
ing to e. c. Hawkshurst of the Globe
Film Co, now showing Eyes Of thu
World" from Harold Bell Wright'
novel, at the Chestnut Street Opera
House.
The pSSChoIoSlSt nowadays ls III
longer a sort of specialized metaphysi
clan, but must qualify as physician,
Mr. Hawkshurst said. Similarly II may
soon be demanded that the novelist wh'
presents the human drama must hav'
The exDert knowledge OF the trained psy
chOlogist, neurologist and physician o
we shall not accept him seriously"
Entertainers of the tired business maj
and the frivolous woman, no doubt, VIII
continue at the same old stand handing
the regular wares. But there is boun'
to be serious literature, too, and that !
, is not to be affected by twentieth cen
: . turv science is scarcely to be supposed
MIR, Hawkshurst declares, and gives a
an instance of this new sort of thing II
, Ewes of the world
Aspirants after literary honors mus
, do more than take the English courses a
college, In Mr.. Hawkshurst's opinion.
TTERE Is another answer to the oft
IL asked questions, Where do tn
movie folk come II Iom?' and What !
good training for the screen?"
? The answer is in this case, as well r
in great many others, Learn I
1 dance" 1t gives unusual grace to tn
body as well as putting one In fin
- physical trim.
= Ellen Cassity, who plays an importan
3 role in "Passt RS BY" the Pathe specia
e by j. stuart Blackton, which will be see
G al the Garrck next week, determined o
/ a career. She decided TO dance her wa,
= into II.