Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-11
MOVIEGRAMS FROM
SCREEN TO PATRON

shown impersonates Mary Pickford
Jesnn tbe first reel Of the picture. She
dur,nex d,rexs Miss Pickford as Mary was
when baby. ,p,o,ossos ~ s+ors
,;ttIo Miss Carpenters speciality.
Ss,,hongh stars Of the screen are pos,
Al.uyJ Of versatility, one part none OF
sesseu , con play Is their own infancy.
.n.n ,bat reason this pocket size picture
fvi f..;st ;s always in demand:
hrI0o Ioonne has been Pauline stark,
p.,s;e Barriscale, Bessie Love ana now
Hary Pickford as n BABY
:. MASK costing $4,000 appears in
A "Dream Street" at the Palace,
- n..,nnv IMPERIAL, Broadway, En-
Allesh'"Mo "Monoyi,nk, Virginia, Atlantic
press Grand, Camden and the WASH
st,n Syt, Chester. next week. -,
lhsson' tbc screen has been revived the
.,n;ont technique where the face is not
ser m,;s "a art f1ourished in the days OF
r..ano and more recently in Japan. IL
Hsons;dered the final test OF an actor
n'.,it In pantomime to be able to tell
~. ni. otorv without the face. being seen.
n'S Tho making of one mask requires
AN, two to five weeks of almost con.
a.t a,ont work Tens of thousands OF
f,sae clips Of paper about the SIZE OF
. nickel, are sealed together by secret
nrocess. The expressions Is tne am
cult attainment OF the gat,, great, mass 10 No,
.,,., an' With Nth a cold, fixed beauty. 1t is
ulu,, Nv strange figure, a fiddler In
wo'n streets. and from the strings OF his
.uie,,n ths vail the songs and lure OF sin
and evil.
CONSTANCE TALMAD G Il, the
u dainty comedienne, appears at the
o,orton next week in dangerous
Susiusss S.aar Here are presented some
authentic facts concerning her.
Miss Talmadge has golden hair and
,,own ewes. Her height is 5 feet 3
;nchss. Her weight is 100 pounds: She
wos horn in Brooklyn, n. Y, April ~,
yooo and educated at Erasmus Hall.
A'gTI For Associated First National Pic
!a,es Ia Temperamental Sn WIFE" "The Virs
,nous Vamp," Tho Love Expert
and in her latest screen offering,
dangerous Business
nAYE DEAN plays the principal
" feminine role in "A Message From
Mars" starring Bert Lytell, at tho
Arcadia next week. This perturbation
Is Of the successful stage play by Rich
ard Ganthoney, and was directed In
person by Maxwell Karger. :.
Miss Dean, who portrays the part OF
an English society girl in "A Message
From Mars" has had screen career OF
only short duration. but in that period
she has mounted to the ranks of leading
PLAYERS. She comes to the screen by
way of the stage. She obtained an en-
gagement with the morality play, "Ex-
perience," where she played the part of
Love for an entire season. Then she
left the legitimate for vaudeville and.
later was featured in the 'Cocoanut
Grove" Century Theatre Roof show.
She then played the tngenue in
Friendly Enemies with Sam Ber-
nard and Louis Mann, following which
she made her picture debut in a feature
entitled "Lochinvar.
DOLA NEGRI, the European actress,
1 will be seen on the screen again in
Associated First Nationals "Gypsy
Blood at the Victoria next week.
Not only has she been warmly ac-
claimed by the public. but players Of
the American stage and screen have
letter from Otis Skinner comments on
Poln Negri's art:
Nothing That I know so perfectly
shows forth the colorful events of his
tory in real action as does this filmed
story. Characters that have hitherto
been shadows conjured out of the past
in our imagination become the realest
of human beings as the various episodes
are unfolded"
NHE new and the old in motion
picture production will be a unique
added attraction at the Stanley. where
Mary Pickford will be seen in her
1921 production, Through the Back
Door" while in contrast to this there
will be real oldtime movie" perform
ance which will be programmed as
prologue to the new Pickford picture.
Our Mary" will be seen with Owen
More and James Kirkwood, in 'Shad-
ows of Doubt" a drama made in 1909.
Mary, in dress just skimming the
nocr. her lovely curls conspicuous by
their absence, looks ten years older than
now.
But even In this early picture she
shows unmistakable signs Of ability.
Uwen Moore, in high collar and n
}eOs trick suit, acts like the amateur
ne then was. The villain welded a
riding crop and wore boots and false
~hiskers.
TONY SARG, the well-known illus
! traitor, who has revived the Marion
cite Theatre In New York, is now
throwing energy into revival of n |
lUUtally different form Of marionette, the |
Chinese shadowgraph doll The first
TWO or his efforts were recently pre-
sehted at the Stanley, under the title
OF Tony Sarg's Almanac"
An EVENT of interest is announced |
- to take place at the Stanton, week
ISI I June 20, the first presentation of
CCHarles Rays new photoplay. "Thc
ia Swimmin' Hole" 1t Is an out
ot,the; ;,ordinary picture in that it is a
pnotopIay without subtitles and with
out plot. The fleetng pictures are
salu to follow continuity. varied
pnties pSvnauties found in James Whitcomb
.aiey poem, which suggested the pic
'ure' are brought out artistically.
iSilNGUlSliED by splendor of
n ,nnpolntmcnts, pomp, majesty and
dramatic story, Deception, which
scored such success at the Stanley this
week, week, Is announced as the feature at.
June 20. '"' "''A Vi
deals with the love romance of
nnme nnne holGyn, the second wife of King
iienry VIII. of England.
ohOTllY DALTON is back again
- IN the rnln OF n ,ln,nh4O. e H.