The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12

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Many splendid criticisms are said
To have been accorded EuEeut o'Briep
In his current Seiznick picture. -
Fool and His Money" and adoption
from the novel Of the same name by
George Barr McCutcheon.
Some reviewers have gone so far as
TO state that Il H. the best picture Eu-
gene OBrton has starred 10 e. date.
For Instance. Norman clark, dramatic
critic Of the Baltimore MIDI News
IN reviewing the picture says In port.
- Fool aud His Money IL the most
entertaining picture that EuLono
O'Bricn has done since his elevation
~ stardom. In the first place Il is n
crackin' good story. II Is romantic.
yet sensible"
DIR. John Gnrtirwnitr. n Colo
rado surgeon. superintendent he
filming Of he operating scene In
Gou"erneur Norris new Gold
wyn picture. THE Penalty" hi
rector Wallace Worsley wanted
all the details TO be perfectly ror-
rect. NO Charles Clary, who plays
the surgeon In the picture was
coached by pr. Garthwnite on
professional demcanor and the
handling OF Instruments. The
setting ~ the operating room was
also passed upon by the phyHi-
elan, This Is the scene IN which
"Blizzard" undergoes an opera
ton to remove bone pressure on
his brain ana ~ restored to san
hy.
Olive Thomas In her forthcoming
Selznick production. Jenny. has an
array OF supporting talent that in
cludcs the names Of eight prominent
screen players, according 10 an am
nOuncement this week.
The names OF the well known film
folks embrace Barney sherry. well
known To screen players for his por-
trayals In the productions Of the nor
prominent film concerns: Betty
Schade, who has appeared in Hap
pincss u Ia Mode" n Selznick pic
turc, and other screen plays: Colin
Kenny. who played a part In the Ma
tipnal Picture thenter production.
Blind YOUTH Andrew Arbuckle.
well known hs a purtraycr of west
Ern roles: Margaret McQuade and
Mrs. George Hernandez.
Jenny IL In the course OF pro-
auction at the Selznick west coast
studios. This story. written by tho
noted British author, hoy Horniman.
IL said Ia have caused considerable
comment In the literary cirrlrs Of boil
America % London. and it's upuuisi.
ZION hv the Sclznick pictures Onrrs
Miss Thomus ample scope to give -Wt
To hcr versatility.
N<N
Beautiful spanish costmncs ana
settings are shown in The Whisper
Market" Corinno Grifflth's next VI
tagraph production which b. now
nearing completion under the dircc.
ton of George +. Sargent. The aC.
ton Of the pluy takes place boz Rio l'
Janirro.
John Mccormack, lannon's Irish
tenor n grand opera singer,
turned technical director for O.
day NJ the Goldwyn stHdio In
culver City. this week When he
conferred with director Frank
LLOYD on h presentation OF
grand opera scenes mt The
Great Lover" Loo Dietrichstciu's
famous play which r. being made
into a phOtoplny with an AN star
east. The tenor was In Los An
Heics Tor "a concert and Mr.. Lloyd
arranged an interview with him
10 get sidelights on scenes and "a
famous tcnoris department. Work
has commenced on This picture
ana the east now practically
completed. ipcludcs John Sain-
polls as the great lover Sylvia
Dreamer, John Davidson, Alice
Hullistcr. Lionel Bclmorc, Nine.
Rose Dion. Richard Tucker and
Jean Corey.
Inclpdcd In the prominent Cns
g%upporting william faVersham IN hi
second Selznick production. The Sit
That Was. HIS sim In addition to lur.
Cotton. Is Pedro de Cordoba. wei
known 10 both eNhilstors ana screoi
fans as a player OF M mean ability
who plays an important role In tn
picture. according To an announce
bent this week.
MIR Cordoba's name Is linked will
many stage and screen productions
or the stage he appeared with Soth
ern and MarlowC Tor two stnsons b
~ ! Were King" with IGNORE Ulrt
In Tiger Rose" aud among other
in the famous Maurice Maotcrlincl
play. Sister cIatrice." In which u
created the leading male role. III
screen productions have brought hin
considerable fame, n Il Is expect
ed that his engagement In support o
Mt. Faversham In The Sin That wa
HIS Will reveal nm unusually ci
fectivc and impressive characterize
ton that will surpass anything he ha
even done ON the screen.
SIS
Pictures Of the South Pacific II
lands taken from 70 l25-foot powc
Yacht. the Ajax. after q $4,000 mil
trip from Marhlchcad. Mass, 20 r"ac|
the location. will be released In IN
Paramount magazine Of June 20. a
organization 81 scientists, New En-
land business men Interested I'm Soul
Pacific commercial enterprises. an
motion picture leaders, financed III
expedition.
NNN
The raising Of the last girtlcr
for the new stage being built 40
Universal City prcsages the early
completion Of hue of the best
equipped structures in the world
for inkins motion pictures Work
ON the now studio building has
heon going on for some time and
the last girdcr was swung into
place only q few days ago
Tho construction work has
hccn under the personal supcrvi-
sion Of George Williams, of tho
Universal technical department.
who formerly was master me-
.l. ~ HNH. Aaw Xnrk Hmm