Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-09
THREE MOVIE STARSl
ARE IN 4 HOSPITAL.
OTHER NEWS NOTES
BY CONSTANCE pA,,,pn

GLORIA SWANSON, Mildrod r.,
~ ris and Jacqucline Logan A.. ~
in the hospital together. None a, A. ~
is seriously Ill, only Miss swansan ','n
ing confined to bed. The otbors "
in in wheelchairs, attired in tho o. uu.
ravishing of negligees. There tbev Ds. r,.,.
with each other until their nurses u.s' .,'
them 60 back to bed.
Major Maurice Campbell, tho Ro,,
art director, returned directly 10 ~.
studio from fishing trip. He bas.n.s
into the scenario department with A..
suitcase and inquired hurriedly % M
mer HEris, Where can put ,tbi,D
Sorry, old man." said Mr., Ho,,,.
gravely, "but the icebox is full"
In a month Mary Miles M;n,.. !.
scheduled to begin "Tillie. tho Ma
MONTE Maid" an adaptation Of wh,a. NM.
has been made by Alice Eyton for ~.
screen. Miss Minter Is now on sIs ~
Lucerne. From there she will o. -
Italy, stopping for moment in Rou". "
Florence, Genoa and Venice. b.tns.
taking a hasty boat for home. '''
They tell me the bathing situo,io,
looks pretty bad-quite in bormoonn
with so many other situations. sino n.
gloomers gleefully. Wv
Another Sennett sister has left IN.
beach--notice I said beach" n~ rs
ocean" Myrtle Lind is the Iot@s.. @
delinquent to follow the example -
Gloria Swanson, Mary Thurm,v
Phyllis Haver, Marie Provost and Hsr,
riet Hammond. Miss Lind is to Ma,
opposite Art Accord in the new ssr;.,
by Ford Beebe, called winners n ~
West Evidently Mr.. Accord has n no.t' ~.
poned his plan of worsting Jack Demn.
sey on the field Of battle. p'
Speaking Of Jack Dempsey, I sv
him Saturday night doing the hesv,
polite down Mt Marcel's, los Angels.
most notable restaurant. When he on.
tered there was some mild clappinp ana
craning of necks, which Mr.. Demnssv
bore with becoming modesty.
He and his party, small and AZ.
elusive, took their seats at a table /,
the middle of the room beside the dsrcs
floor. They managed the knives ma
forks pretty we'll, but left in abort
twenty minutes, no doubt bound n,
other worlds to conquer. couldnt
help wondering how Carpenter would
have done it.
"CIN FLOOD" adapted from Hen.
~ ming Berger's story. "Syndaao.
den,' is to be put on by Goldwyn with
n very wonderful cast. it seems to ma,
Frank Lloyd is to direct. The cast
includes Helene Chadwick. James Kirk.
wood (the darling ,, John Stepplinr,
Ralph Lewis, Howard Davies. viii
Walling, William Orlamond, Darwin
Karr, L. H. King and Richard Dix.
During the intermission between
Charles Chaplin's pictures, Edna Pur.
viance, than whom there are none
nicer, Is to play in an adaptation ot
Albert Payson Terhune's novel, Grand
Larceny" directed by Wallace Wors.
ley. This is Miss Purviances initial
essay into the realms of heavy drama.
She has never played opposite anybody
except Mr.. Chaplin. nor has Mr.. Chap.
lin ever had another leading woman,
to my knowledge.
They say it's the thing now to ap.
plaud motion pictures. Being done IL
the best circles. and all that. to wit:
the Strand, Capitol. Rivoli and oths,
/ cinema houses in New York. 1t seeml
to me rather fiat. but it's the theory
that it eventually gets back to the actor
via the theatre manager.
| I suppose we'll come to it. One al.
ways applauds at n pre- view, but theu
that's not only good policy. but mean,
something The director and actors arr
always there. Then, too, they ISSUED
the invitation.