Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14
MARVEL
SHOWN IN FILM


nounced for carly release. The film
SHOWS unusually we'll how the mar
vel is accomplished. The device for
transmitting electric waves which
travel great distances is pictured so
that teven child can understand
now the electric waves are made to
carry sound
Three other subjects are included
IN this Goldwyn-B Bray release
filtration in Zooland between
baby monk, saki and the ,matamata
and the willy chameleon; lining up
our presidents on government bank
notes and the comic carton of Jerry
on the Job in "The Wrong Track"
Abraham Lincoln is represented
by Marcus M. Baldwin the copper
plate engraver of the bureau of en-
craving and printing at Washington,
who puts the engraved likenesses
OF our presidents on the S. bill.
His drawings of Lincoln give the
authentic countenance with every
line of fortitude and compassion. In
the course of As years he has made
the portraits OF seven different
presidents.
Accuracy OF detail is one of the
most important elements of success
full motion pictures. The wish to
make Paramount Aircraft Pictures
accurate to the last small detail has
prompted the establishment of a
technical school at the eastern
studios of Famous Players-Lasky
corporation for the education of all
those who have to do with the pro-
ducton of motion pictures at these
studios, in the finer points Of technic
that go to make these pictures fin.
ished products. The course OF
study includes architecture, the
dressing Of sets. the selection and
meaning OF period furniture, and OF
costuming.
Thirty reels without kiss! a dar-
ing departure from moving picture
precedents, perhaps. but That's what
was done in "The Invisible Hand
the Vitagraph serial just completed
by Antonio Moreno, Pauline Curley
was the unkissed heroine.
In the final scene the man and the
girl, who had played at cross pur-
,oses throughout the whole SERIAL
,lasp hands, all misunderstanding
gone. The faces are not shown and
as the arm of each steals about the
other, the scene slowly fades.
"The girl who embarks on stage
career" says Alice Brady, Realart
star, must be prepared to suffer
many disappointments, to undergo
many hardships ard work ceaseless-
Iy. In recent years the motion picture
has become the mecca for romantic
girls. They arc wild to appear on the
screen and the meteoric careers OF
some of Our motion picture stars
have added fuel to this nationwide
Gre. But If anything, a screen career
is even more disappointing to the
romantic novice than stage career.
For the girl going into FINLAND
must be we'll equipped with ex-
pensive clothes aud she must know
how to wear them
The recent renewed interest IN
communication with departed spirits,
the resort to the ouija board for
messages from the other world may
be but the result of the morbid
broodng over the loss OF all old
friend and an effort to ascertain his
present condition and the probability
Of his return to this part of the
world. 1t is a long time since any
character has had such large
number OF sincere mourners as the
late Sir John Barleycorn. Prizma's
latest release. The latter part of the
reel is clever burlesque in the
methods which are supposedly en-
ployed in the home to produce a
substitute such as !"Skimmins.
Rubye De Remer. who plays OPP
posite Eugene O'Brien i'll "A Fool
and His Money" is one of the
most deliberately gowned women ap-
pearing on the screen, and one OF
the most simply dressed in real life.
She is interested III dress reform
and believes that uniform dress for
women is merely matter OF time.
serial king. gets more than $1,000
a minute for the time he is on the
screen in serials.
Faire Binney, who supports Edith
Hallor in the Blue Pearl" is now
appearing on Broadway in "He and
She" spoken drama by Rachel
Crothers.
"Stop That Man. stage play by
George V. Hobart, has been pur-
chased by Myron Selznick and will
be arranged for the screen as a
starring vehicle for Owen Moore.
Crauford Kent. who appears op-
posite Olive Thomas in Youthful
Folly" appeared i'll the original pro-
duction Of THE Quaker Girl with
Ina Claire when it was produced
at the Park theater in New York.
"A Fool and His Money in which
Eugene O'Brien is starred, has been
finished and is now being operated
OH in the cutting room Of the studio.
MARY Miles Minter is an "April
Fool" baby. She will reach her 18th
birthday on April l.. Who's the
Joke on?"
Vitagia aph has just purchased the
film rights to a story by Forrest
Crissey entitled Gum Shoes ABB"
This story was among the 80 which
won prizes in the recent O. Henry
memorial contest conducted by the
Society of Arts and Sciences. Co.
rinne Griffith will be the star of the
picture.
Alfred Hickman, who supports
Elaine Hammerstein in "The Shadow