Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
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.,,ITH his direction -.
w Fashioned Boy" J'i 3irnctod oi.lu cd
We the distinction OF ir,s sor
tan'Se erst photoplay without y, ,oonsiaer-
va .gsde out" which has Ia ar1Hc @,,Ictnre circles.
able ln,.',nort,on of an irisless MN ID
The c9hVvpSg tn Agnes Christine Johnston
crediteu the latest Charles Ray PIC
au.no .na o,ybich will be shown al inc ''""
ton next week. we,,r tho dircctorial field
IN motion pictures Mr. III, Sto niea Nether-
on the a,os .nsts,''TS K Hackett. Robert Edesoh
snd James O'Neill' 49,. ,,o rbona,
anu hhu,.Jng his career under the Ihoinas
:, Gu, uno nb banner, Mr.. Storm directed many
nriSs y. RAY successes, lncluulns % .
Chatnr's ChatriSS's Boy," THE Girl Dodger
"Alarm ,J "ParIs Green" Ethel shan
nins ,aws an opposiIc the star in IAN Old
Fashioned Boy"
,moNG SHOT of 10 feet on an
a indoor setting was made in filming
Military ball In THE Hope tne
me m,,o,m,tnri,lar melodrama at the Metro
stndios in Hollywood me plclu'e 10
g, bn seen at the Palace next week' a..
The action of the long srot ltuity
..,,o. Mace in the cameras foreground,
taheSl 1lcn,e shut off from the dance moor
an an "' 'band-Carved screen of East Indian
harTwOh haTrbrO,,rh the screens fantastic tracery
.,o ranrra eyes long vista where
dancers whirl and jazz past ana pc
yond a sparkling, slender coiumh ol
water. ,,,-.....,s. ,,,,,,- ro,, orcliphts and
many powerful spots play on the dance
anor in addition to more than score.
of cooper Hewitt banks.
WHAT Is declared 10 be the most
w elaborate motion picture ballroom
,renc ever filmed IT, Il feature of "lhc
p@s,Iess Sex" the attraction at the Ar
rodia next week, and Marion Dawes IL
The star and the picture was adapted
from the novel by Robert w. Chanbers'
over 500 people take pari III 1,, ,Hs
scene Since they are Costumed as gods
and godd, sses of Grectan mythology.
mos, of tnrn como from the ChOruscS OF
current Broadway attractions.
Joseph Urban. well known for the ar
,istic sc.nery which he has designed
for the tolics and other prominent pro-
auctions. is responsible for the beauti-
ful ballroom sets.
Erie the famous Russian designer
whose costumes are used exclusively IN
the Follies Bergerc, Paris, created the
gowns worn by Miss Davies and the
other principals.
DHYLLIS 1IAVER, who plays the
I leading feminine role in Mack SEN
netts newest tlVe-reel comedy. Married
Iife" to be seen at the Victoria next
nsek came 70 the screen after making
Ser arst MubIic appearnnces in a mo.
lion nrctr,rr piavhUtlse, II happened at
a residential phOtoplay house in Los
Angeles, where the orchestra consisted
of9Phyllis. She was the pianist. 1t
e'os bGr nnprossing duty to follow the
"S' sc,'on r'' of the MOT upon the screen and
sInII,, ,bo "atIn0snharir" music. mostly
Ta1n,S r,piiI,o and nouuIar songs of the day.
she saws she held her lob till her reper-
toiro gay, ont.
",iS sSo e"nT "nI,. Erc,v about twenty COMPOST
,ions of t6c desired Kind. and when the
boss himself became acquainted with
them ne %%heu ner r,noeo tou va tho in,nnture
phyIiis rllVed the sad music in the
merry l.accs and the merry music in the
sad places but somehow, this didn't
please the manager who fired her.
Meanwhile the screen" had entered
the life of Phyllis who had no difficulty
in securing a test" at the Scnnet
Studios
IETliEN Mrs. Morgan Belmont, OF New
w York and Newport, first took up
her picture work In way Down East"
now at tho Chestnut. she did il with a
srone'k ,o, everV morning at 3 o'clock, and
taking her place with the regular mem
bers Of the company. Beiore IL became
known to her set that Sne mao tnkeh I IN"
departure Il friend called up MrS. BEL
mont one morning inc Dut'er l,'ior,t'eu
the caller that mauatle was outI
Madame IS workilig touay' ne, ne .h,. sh'u. 4
What gasped the triena t a. me o'tIep
ehd OF me wire, woIh',aS the the
Griffith FUN Studlos' rcspoilueu the
uroane Voce. IhGre was Solilstitiis 'i'nl .
sounded like wel'-oreu shtiek iroln ,'o
otntr @ rmu oI Ine i'''e' 'e1e''e'
'nSI was an. t. orn,ori,,, 40 nos-
Mrs. Belmont Is Appearing as bos
ION .r sUCicoS "o'''"" III "'' MOI '@''s"''
IN pictures
IN "vADAME PEACOCK" the picture
r,,I.L .ho I,orooIs hoe docIorod ber
whIch shc herseii mas ueclareu her
hest since Revelation, Nazimova viii
appear before local motion-picture fans
ton; ton; From From story by iita Welman. ,i II
liant stage celebrity. who finds the
heights of fame somehow do not bring
the complete hanniness she had mag
ined She also appears as a Young girl.
This Is the first dual role Nazimova has
had since the Chinese spectacle. The
Red Lantern"
THE story OF an author who wrote a
, l. IS! successful . play, only to find on the
on tho indIscrotIors io me o. he H puSHu .me n,oi
had mnda nor tLn s,h To-, 20 o",a, "',u ",'i
over paris is artfuIIy told in ,Thn h
photonay nTodMcoo1i ,,, d C",rhersa,i-JeWeI We S,