Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-11
lMopiegams From
'''.. Screen to Patron

. .-,,,prp different periods--lseo, = 1880 s'',,
w. The present deeade--are snowh
ana Roses Daughter, q pictur,sa,- nns,
fp ~ Mrs Huniphry ssa NAV week
which w.heT WI, Dv 81, Tho star, Elsie Fer
of septelnpn,i in gowns Of the reigning
guson, s,s ~ each period, provioes uea. az
iashion oauirers, OF who have learned TO
for ner ,ar screen styles as moaeS. 80
regaio Intensely human story is INA. ,o,, y,
Tner a Breton, who in tne MAJ. s,nt,,,, S,o,s y,
suhhe s!nhs herself an outcas,, mar arnnd-
two prev.yd'n prend mother both having eloped
mother Marriages that were scorneu as
10 make n, ns Jiilie herself is susceptible
mesasi,l,asssme mes,. same trait Of following the Inn
pulsSss, pSssr she is taken into the yho home AT AT
Wnes.aSt Wnen kinswoman, Lady Henry, as
her disuin she fights to overcome tho
. c3mpan' Is she is about to yield TO
weakhess,s ~ n veteran roue there comes
he heseashing denouement tnat senus ne,
O. crGh,,ne ~ the brink of destruction. but
snio,,,aily to happiness. A..
sVTh,s is the first Of the movers oi mrs'
vsrd 10 reach the screen'
urA1TH of romance invests way
a now, East" the Lottie Blair Par
~ ,,ov that. at first a failure, became,
mI p'a' revision by Joseph r Grismer.
al.s ~ the greatest popular successes on
~ ~ American stage. Davld W. Sn
s.s sass Who took this heart appeai s.ory
ny, .danted IL for the screen in the pro.
ana aua ssen at the Chestnut street
ducuo't tIo,,ae. has already declared that
Vper,ssssrded the tlae AZ intensely human
~ he characters to be or strensth
- nat,Iralness. ma -. .,,
inv nsvsSarded as one Of the finest groups
W actors assembled on an american
u.ve because each so well Etteu ms OF
hsr ,s TN Mcintosh and VIVA Ogden, who
Buou The photoplay cast Of today; How
hs " I,,ie sara Stevens, Louise Gallo
alu TsiiS Haney, Phoebe Davis. Charies
way sIar,on and John Bunny. The play
v Ss ses u,as compact in it's finished form.
ineW Was changed by Mr. Grismer until
=. ~ had everything just right.
~ EXCEPTIONAL cast has been
a ,bosen. by William s. Hart. Para
a., atar. for "The Cradle of Cour-
noun m, in which he plays. the next two
~ ar the Palace, the role OF Square
ws,,v ws,%' a crook who afterward 10 re-
tspn,od through terrific stress OF circum-
V,anoes and becomes a police ofncer,
saving that his squareness was innate.
pThnrnas Santschi, himself a star In
-.,sro,,s PRODUCTIONS, plays the heavy"
hnn LITTLE, favorite with film audi
na. nnn has the leading feminine role Of
ssirI of the underworld, who comes
ss+ouvh the fires unscathed. Gertrude
S,sirs clever character woman, is
Mother Kelly. ........ A.. Ia,l
ooNE successful theatrical history has
St..n made hy "Civilian Clothes" the
80 play from which Thomas
MsIshan's first Paramount picture was
adapted, r,,,,,,. co,..,
we're SUCCESSFULLY the stage stars.
The nhotoplay version, to be SHOWN Mt
ma Arcadia next week, Is said to be no
,.,s lay, attractive than the stage version
Thomas MsIghan, we'll known for his
annearancts in ouch pictures as Male
sps Female" why Change Your
Wiie'" and 1.-THE Prince Chap" Is con-
c,nially cast as the overseas captain
Mo marries a society girl and returns
home In civilian clothes only to be
Mubbed by his wife
DoRE DAVIDSON. who so artistically
u plays the role of Papa Kantor in
"Uunoresuue," which Is now being
shown at tho Academy of Music, won
many friends in this city some years
ago when he was playing in local thea
ters.
In the days when the old. Standard
was running combination shows Mr..
Davidson was one of the favoritos there,
and ne also played in the stock COM
pany lator established at this house.
Later he went to the Girard stock,
ksnd at the same time conducted o school
pf acting. In collaboration with Frank
Donaghy then a dramatic critic OF a
local newspaper. Mr.. Davidson wrote the
|melodramas, THE Test of Friendship"
and His Sisters Shame"