Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-12
MOVIEGRAMS FROM
SCREEN TO PATRON

LLORA REvALLES, whose portrayal
- OF tho part Of Daisy Rittenshaw, In
"Earthbound," Basil Kings remarkable
Goldwyn picture which comes to the
Stanley Theatre next week, is among the
best things in The play, was formerly
star member of the famous DiaghlleT
Russian ballet. which In the days before
The war was St Pctersburgs faNorite
entertainment.
She Is one Of the most fascinating
women on the stage or screen. She at
tnined her greatest celebrity in the Rus
sian ballet Gance cleopatra, in whlCn
she had the title role. She made cold,
beautiful. snake-hke queen Of the Nile.
To perfect the dance she acquired
"defanged" cobra and studied the
rhythm OF this most graceful OF snakes.
Tho result OF her observation she has
found useful In developing certain types
o. character.
CAMUEL MERwIN. tho novelist, re-
~ Gently attended a private showing q
"Ths Passionate Pilgrim" which Will
have It's local premiere Monday at the
stanton, as the guest OF Robert C. Wig
no1a, the director.
Mr.. Merwin at the conclusion OF the
You did fne piece OF work and
want you to feel that. at least, you have
pleased the author"
'It is only natural" satd Mr.. vignola.
that the author who creates the char.
actsrs know more about what's In their
hearts and minds than anybody else
Personally. believe In the author-dt-
rector conference"
This is Mr.. Vignola's second Cosmo-
politnn production for Paramount. The
World and His wife" was the first. Matt
Moore and Ruby de Remer head a
strong cast.
very expensive words when applied
10 the production OF motion pictures, as
was evidenced In real forest fire re.
Gently staged In the far western noun
te'ns by D%yid N; H6i Iarsf?Td e, Prod.gGer s.orT
"Nomads OF the North" which will be
At the Palace Theatre next week.
railroad fares. sleepers, hotel accom-
necessary apparatus for experienced fre-
fighters for a period OF twenty-eight
days amounted TO tidy sum.
Added TO the above there were fifty
men employed as guards In the sur
rounding heavily wooded country during
tuai burning.
rs 1T wise for n man 20 bargain with
hts son. who loves n woman. to prove
to the latter that the girl he loves Is
unft to be his Wife. May not unlocked.
argue that fatherly protection and In
stinct Is responsible for such action and
that II Is justified. But how often has
4 ron turned against his fathers ad-
vice and married the girl OF his own
choice, a marriage which eventually re-
suited in happiness?
II Is Just this situation. in Beau
Revel." by Louis Joseph Vance.
which supplies narrative OF unusual in
terest, picturized by Paramount. II will
have It's local premiere at the Arcadia
The father, Beau Revel. played by
Lewis Stone. stage favorite Is sincerely
interested in his son. Dick. played by
Lloyd Hughes The father is known
throughout his world as Beau" &C.
cnnplished, wealthy and dcbonaire,
whose main diversion Is tritiiug with
the affections of women, but who cares
for no one but his son
The cast includes Florence NidOr who
plays the leading feminine role OF Nellie
Steele, a charming and . much-sought
atter-dnner dancer
THE artistry OF Dorothy Phillips the
- direction OF Allen Holubar, lavish ex-
pense and five months work are stated
TO have gone into the making OF MAN
Woman, Marriage" which will be shown
~ the Stanley week OF March 81
The story for Man. Woman, Mar.
rage" required scenes depicting dramat-
ic action In the stone age. the Roman
days OF splendor that preceded the fall
1he medieval period and the present day.
For each sequence of scenes sets had 10
be erected and hundreds c: PLAYERS