The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-13

Martini Munsutld ~ 10 ne the ltaN-
ing woman in u new picture for Ma
tionnl Picture thoGtors. which will
be started In a few days. Conway
Tearle Is to have the leading role.
4 score of beautiful women have
-leen engaged as models ard the la
' test Partisan and London gowns will
be shown In the Fashion Revue.
which is part Of the new Eugene o.
Bricn picture.
} Elaine Hammrrstein and the COM
pany making Pleasure Seekers for
Sclznlck has returned from Pomp-
ton Lake. n. j., where several big
scenes were taken in the Orange
Mountains.
Betty Blythe, whose alluring
beauty has adorned several produce
tons OF the larger companies, IL
playing one OF the prlncipa! roles In
Just Outside the Door" II Select
picture, made by Lawrence Weber
n featuring Edith Hallor.
Tho Moth.' which starred Norma
Talmadge, ~ to he revived. The
Moth" with "Panthoa" recently re-
vlved by selznick, are considered two
Ct the best pictures Miss Talmadge
over appeared In.
Emory johnson. a Curly-haired
~siX-footor. Is Bebe Daniels new lead
Ing man. lie supports her in I'm the
Bishops Carriage; the brunette
hcauty's third starring vehicle for
Realnrt,
Justine tombstone has started work
on her second Realart starring pic
ture, Emergency House." by sidney
Morgan. Jack Dillon Will direct II.
Zena Keefe is fond of children. IL
love them so much,' says Miss Keefe
that | can almost forgive them for
growing up and becoming fathers
and mothers"
Walter McGrail. who has appeared
in several selznick pictures, was horn
in Brooklyn, and doesn't care who
knows 1t. He studied art at Pratt In
stitute. but soon locked up his paints
n brushes and started on "A career
that led him to playing leads for
Elaine Hammersteln and Olive
Thomas, and later In Blind Youth"
II The Invisible Divorce
William Faversham. star Of "The
Sin That Was His" admits he was
"A conscientious objector to motion
pictures. But when he was won over
he was won over for good. MY con-
version Is complete he says, and
l now find more to say in favor of
motion pictures than | used to have
against them"
Marcus Loew has booked the now
William Favcrsham picture. Tho Sin
That Was His" for all OF his thea
tiers in New York and over the coun-
try as a pre-relcase on Nov. 10.
THE Daughter Pays" u new SELF
nick picture In which Elaine Ham
nersteln is starred, will be released
on Nov. 10, and Il from the pen of
Mrs. Baltic Reynolds, the English
novelist. When first published It
caused quite a, discussion In both En-
g.and n America. The story in
wolves two questions-whether a wo-
man dare risk her future happiness
by marrying for money, and how
great n sacrifice n mother should de-
mand OF her daughter In the name
Of filial duty.
Just to while away the minutes be-
tween Shots, Katherine Perry and
Teddy Sampson, who are supporting
owen Moore In THE Chicken In the
Case" play rummy for a penny a.
point. Miss Perry was 3 cents ahead
at the end OF last weeks struggle.
Work has been started on Eugene
O'Brien's new Selznick picture. "Re-
Rret." Director Alan Grassland shot
the first scenes this week. Olive Tell
n Mr.. O'Brien's leading woman.
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