The Washington times., 1921-03-19
Film Brewties


newspaper men are now associated
with moving picture publications.
Among these are John w. Allocate
and James Cron. formerly OF the
Washington Post, and now with Wids
Daily. and Monte w. Sohn, former
sutomotive editor OF The Washington
Times. and now editor OF the Exhibi-
tors Trade Review. '..
Buried Treasure" Cosmopolitan.
latest, featuring Marion Davies. 10
now entering its sixth consecutive
week of capacity showings at
Broadway theater. Its Washington
release is to be announced shortly.
Constance Binney Is soon to be seen
in "Such a Little Queen" based on
was one of Mary Pickfords earlier
successes.
A record OF thirty consecutiv.
weeks has already been established
by the Griffith film. Way Down
East" at the Forty-fourth Street
Theater, New York.
"a Message From Mars" famous
stage success OF nearly a decade ago.
is now In process OF filming, with
Bert Lyteil featured.
The next picture featuring Douglas
MacLean. another washingtonian, by
the way, is Chickens" adapted from
Herschel Halls Saturday Evening
Post story, "Yanconna Yiilies"
ANXIOUS-You ask IL Helen Glib
son and "Hoot Gibson" are married.
Yes and no: their divorce was recent
iy announced.
Poia Negri, star OF Passion" viii
on the novel and opera, Carmen"
Geraldine Farrar and Thsda Bara
have, each essayed this role.
Strangely enough, many Washing
tonians do not know that the hand
some Wheeler Oak man is a Washing
ton boy. He was recently married
to Priscilla Dean with whom he az.
peared in"The Virgin of Stambou.-
and other hIms.
Marguerite Clark, who since ner
marriage is considered Washington.
ian by adoption, is shortly TO return
to the screen after an absence of
nearly a year.
Mark Twain's "A Connecticut
.
book regarded by many as next
best" to his tom Sawyer and 'Huck-
leberry Finn" is now being produced
for the screen.
The Scotch village of Thrums, Gar
rie's birthplace and the scene os many
OF his most delight tful stories, was
reproduced on Locg Island os n SET
ting for the perturbation of his "Sen-
timenta1 Tnn1rnNf u-h 10 fn f.i-
low the release of what Every wom-
an Knows"
Lionel Barrymore, member OF the
famous Barrymore family and sue-
cessful on both the stage and screeh.
is the latest acquisition OF the Cos
mopolitan Film studios. He will
shortly appear under the direction Of
Ton, Terris in boomerang Bill" an
underworld drama =,
The MIN version of Ibanez's -Four
Horsemen Of the Apocalypse" was
given its introduction to New Yorks
theatergoers within the past few dsvs,
and Is herslded as the most prcten-
tious production in the history Of
filmdown
Elinor Glynn, English authoress Of
pleted her first original photoplav,
which is entitled The Great Moment"
Gloria Swanson is starred with Mil
ton Sills in the opposite role.
Film fans" interested in personali-
ties will be glad to learn that film
romances are, sometimes transferred
TO real life. All OF which is ap.opos
or the announced engagement Of
Doris May and Wallace Macdonald.
Lady Diana Manners. famous Eng
lish beauty and bride of Capt Dun
Cooper. will shortly be starred in a
photoplay under the direction Of /,
j. Stuart Blackton.
Peter Pan" Sir James NJ. Barrie's
fsntasy in whicn Maude Adams
starred on the stage, is soon to be
filmed by Paramount
Metro announces that Natalie.
youngest member Of the Talmadgs
trio, is shortly to follow the mstri-
monial example of Sisters Norma and
Constance. The event is scheduled
for June and Buster" Keaton is said
to be the other half Of the match.
More matrimoial go.sip.-Ton
Moore, once Mr.. Alice Joyce. probably
inspired by Alice's example, has taken
unto himself another life partner
Rene Adoree-and ls now honeymoon
ing in Honolulu. Hold Your Horses
is his next Aim.
"A Poor Relation" once a vehicle
for Sol Smith Russell. is now being
filmed in the Metro studio with Will
Rogers in the stellar role.
COLONIAL FILM COMPANY
HAS new EXECUTIVE
The Colonial Film Company. Of
announce that they have n
acquired the services of Tom DeBary-