The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01

shipped al the shrine Of Sudden
Wenlth-and sudden Death. But
subsequently the author OF The
Silver Horde this most popular
wOrk) became Interested In mo-
u pictures. lie was one Of the
pioneers to enter the field which
IN now attracting all sorts and
conditions OF persons with OLE
Scure or famouH pens and type
writer's, Nevertheless. Mr.. Beach
has managed to maintain his SUI
premaCy In the world OF Cinema,
40 much that he has been recoE-
nized by producers and exhibitors
as u star because Of the draw
INK POWER Of ;he nam" os Rex
Beach.
Now this prolific and iusty au-
thor has just witnessed the trans
mutation OF THE silver Horde
from its original nctiounl form to
that OF q "unotoplaN. The Gold
wyn-E Eminent Authors. have
done the production. Peculiarly
enough. the story, although CON
viewed long before Mr.. Beach be-
came %entangied In the celluloid
web which now holds the world,
has proven more thar equal or
stories WRITTEN directly Tor the
screen. But the pictl.iEntiun Of
NJ. Brach'a chef d'ueuNer Is most
interesting. perhaps. as witness
ms the position which the author
has achieved as a motion picture
magnnte and power in the hlm
world.
Ralph Incc. Vito directs aud ap-
penrs IN Euiph lurp productions for
Selznick Pictures Coropration. has rec
turned from Washington, D. q where
he appeared IA scenes photographed
In and about the white ouse
The Pennsylvania hotel In New
York city was recently turned ia
to q movie studio and olive
Thomas and members OF her COM
pany shot scenes Ia the skl scrap
rr hOstelry. \ number OF late
arrivals among the hotels guests
appeai.d 10 the alfcctufs TO DE
allow ed To take part Ia the scenes
and introduced s note uf unusua
atmosphere.
The bcaut, and grandeur of The re-
hottest section at the sahara desert,
scenes never before photographed.
viii soon be- offered 10 the public ds
priznta colorcd pictures. They were
Raleigh. European representative ~
prlzmu pictures. who have just ~
turned to the iuit.d states AFTER "a
four months trip through the dessert
Ia addition. theN secured exclusive
pictures OF Intimate Arabian LIE,
dancing girls, prayer rates. beautiful
ull against u background Of
the rigiuu gorgeous Arabian cOluts,
never oven family upproNimutcd be-
lore the advent ct priNmU picttnes.
In the Offices and studio of
III, Historical Film Corporation
OF America. Abraham Lincoln Ia
-.v.4aaw -. NH L. NfaNnN hHRANnlmE
pptaou His MANS aud tame are
upou the Inns bf every worker
from preSident to office boy uud
the genius of his rcCrudesccus,
OF the Great Emancipation IN "a
Gilmore Ellis Baily. The venerable
scientist at tho B'hlc timers col
un,. IN BHilN, As u youth, was
The nearest ucighhor of lincoln 100
Springfield. Illinois, Uud what hc
has tu tell Of the murtNrtl ptcHl
tent is new and fresh ami nrsi
hand lie i= writing Tor Tile HIS
toucal Film Corporation some
sketches To he incorporated m
their program ct educational
Minus which viii be produced con-
currently with THEN Bihlc pictures.
David MarRcId. the d%istingui~ho
stage star. posed for the FIRST motion
pictures ever made OF htm at the
Metro NAN0lhN w llNNAN hNNNH WV NAf
last week. The occasion. which was
made "a red letter day even It thc big
producing plant. brought together W
The same strip of MIN with Nc Wa
field another smmincnt th"spiau, two
OF Americas foremost dtumatstH and
one OF the most widely known motion
picture exhibitors In the Industry.
In Mr. WHrheid's supporting cast
were William s. crane, the veteran
American actor. lialard \"ll'r an.
thor OF "Withiu the Law, The
Thirteenth chair" uUd other th"utrir
oni succcssos. Wtuchcil Smith who
wrote "Brcwstcr's Millions, "rhe
Fortune Hunter aud Culluborutrd ON
such stage uiumphE as Turn TO tht
Right and ~"lightuiU. ANA Std
Griumau. proprietor Uf Gr"umHn's
Million Dollar thcutor and the lti"lio
In Los Angeles.
The gallery Of o%nlookcrs who saw
Mr.. Wurhcld and his COG pln,rrs ga
through their PAGES FOR he clickini
Boll and Howcll included the Motr,
stars Viola Dana, Bert l.Ntcll. May Al
liAon and Alice Lake. II th" picture
taken Of this aggregation of celchtltlei
were to he released, II would MAKE
m all-stnr production unparalleled U
thc history ut b cinema
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