Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-27
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The surprise of the year in filmdon
is the return of Mabel Normand to
the banner of Mack Sennett. 1t was
with Sennett that she rose to celebrity
from the humble position of extra girl.
1t is said that Miss Normand will re-
ceive close to million dollars during
the term of her new contract.
Suit for $3.50. 900 damages has been
brought by Mrs. Martha Hutchinson of
Los Angeles against Marshall Neilan,
the producer of "Dinty." Mrs. Hutch
inson claims that this picture, which
has already earned over 100000. was
written by her and submitted to Mr..
Neilan under another name.
Tom Mix, noted Fox star, has just
finished work on his newest picture,
Hands Off, The play is a screen
adaptation made by Frank Howard
| Clark from a novel by William Mcleod
Raine. The picture was directed by
George z. Marshall.
Irwin S. Cobb visited his friend Will
Rogers, who has just completed the
filming of Boys Will Be Boys" one of
! the authors best known stories, at the
i Goldwyn studio recently, and there was
a merry exchange of wit between the
/ two humorists. Cobb told this story:
platform OF a street car. One of them
took out his watch and the other one
asked VIVA time 'sit?" Tuesday
hic-afternoon'' was the reply. well,
this is where / get off then
Miss Marjorie Manning. screen beau
ty, and Joseph Ashurst jackson. pub
licity manager at the .Goldwyn studios
were married quietly in Los Angeles
saturday. Miss Marion Hunter. secre-
tary of the Hollywood Studio club, an6
Paul Bern well known director, were
the attendants.
, A novelty in motion pictures will b'
; introduced at the Strand theater, New
, York, during the presentation of "Blacl
Beauty" the special Vitagraph produc
ton based on the famous story b,
, Anna Sewell. During the big cross
country race which comes near the en-,
! of the picture, the screen will be LITE,
D and the picture stopped for minut
while two horses, representing Blacl
Beauty and Lightning, race on tread
exactly as in the famous chariot rae
: scene in Ben Hur."
= Will Rogers, his director, and othe
s members of the Goldwyn eompan
v making THE Bashful Romeo" left tn
: studio last week for jackson, Califor
}. MIA, where they will spend two week
making exteriors. Rogers is supporte
: by Sylvia Dreamer, Raymond Hattor
e Sydney Ainsworth, Al Hart. job
: Cossar, c. f. Thurston and Cordeli
5 Callahan.
il George Randolph Chester, editor in
S chief of the Vitagraph company, an
a Mrs. Chester his collaboration in man
II of his recent stories, left last week fo
d RVitagraph's west coast studios at Eol
n Il 81; tn1x- 1,
n arrival there, he will commence pre-
n iiminary arrangements for the filmin
of Nitagraphs big special productio
'The Son of Wallingford," which /
will personally direct.
Some fine old house and table decor
atoms of Civil war days will be show
in 1.-THE Heart of Maryland" a fortl
coming Nitagraph special productic
based on David Belasco's stage play
the same name Nearly all the seen
were taken in the South. The southel
women took a lively interest in Il
production, bringing out many trea
ured bits of china and linen from the
cedar chests for use in the picture.
Cabled advices received from Lond,
dated Feb. II. that Sir Harry Laud
received the Accolade of Knightho
conferred upon him by the king
h. buckingham palace. Although it
rd not customary, the king shook s
he Harry by the hand and said q thai
nc you for the splendid services you re
nv dered for your country" Sir Harry w
o. accompanied by his band of so pipe
- who rendered THE Cock O. the Mort
- on entering buckingham Palace. Up
leaving the palace, Sir Harry was m
by a kiss from Lady Lauder, his ma
ager, William Morris and Mrs. Nor
as well as by hundreds of admire
and Scottish clans who were presen
Clyde Powers, stage manager
Good Times at the New York Hipp