The Washington herald., 1921-07-17

haETy carey popular "SShShh
star, always insists on having the
most accomplished actors in his
rapport so that every role in his
productions will be played as near
fiawlessly as possible. Carey Is
himself such a capable actor that
no mater how brilliantly his sup
porting roles are played. IL can
not mar the sparkle of his own
charaeterizations.
In his latest Universal produc-
tion. desperate Trails" he has the
support of an all-star company.
Two male players of especial note
are Edward Coxen and George
Seigmann. who are considered
among the most capable artists on
the screen.
Ed Coxen. in the role of an out
law. Is well known as a leading
man. Shaving played in support of
the most prominent stars Some OF
the important screen successes In
which he has played the leading
roles are in Old Kentucky, Car
meu of the KlOndike." The Patn
She Chose Honor Bound a Law
Unto Herself" within the Cup
and Go West. Young Man" Coxen
was a leading man in a San Fran
cisco stock company befo<e going
into the films, and he possesses a
knowledge of dramatic art which
is demonstrated in the way he plays
ais part in the Harry Carey pic
ture, which will be the featured
attraction at Moore's Garden The
zter the first four days of the week,
beginning today.
George SeiCmann is inimitable in
big. rough. characters. and is well
known for his excellent work in
many Of David Griffith's successes.
He played in The Birth Of Ma
tion.- intolerance" Hearts of the
world."- The Little Yank," Moth
er Love and the Law" The Graft
ers'' and many other well known
features.
Despite the fact that a German
she'll tore OF the back of one of his
hands at the battle of the Somme,
Capt. Gordon Hume Smith, NJ. C..
Croix de Guerre, is not going 10
permit this MANNED member to in
terfere with his career as a screen
actor.
Capt Smith played his part so
well as a member of the cast sup
porting Norma Talmadge in THE
Wonderful Thing that he is going
to be given an opportunity to play
a big role in another Norma Tai
madge production for Associated
First National release.
The veteran has returned to his
home In Toronto. Canada. to under
go an operation to have his wound
cd hand Strengthened. Director
Herbert Brenon speaks very highly
Of this Canadian officer, whom he
met in France.
The Foolish Matrons." Maurice
Tourneur's latest contribution tc
the screen will have its premier
presentation soon. The production
which has already been placed OF
tho list Of exceptional pictures
Of the year by the National Boarc
Of Review. promises TO be one of the
most popular pictures that thi;
celebrated producer has yet made.
When a daughter Of the governor
Of the great Empire State has me
and known noted men. including twC
Presidents of the United States.
royal ~ nce and scores of other no,
tabIesIp her short sixteen years, ypU
would-hardr expect her to find
thrill sny more outside of king or
an emperor at least
However. when Dick" Barthel.
mess, famous film star, stood smil-
ing before Miss Marian Miller
daughter Of Gov Nathan l. Miller
at thsrSxecutive mansion at Albany
this wide acqaintanced young lady
Easpedsin wonderment at what she
had told her friends was her good
fortune and told an assemblage OF
State and national officials:
'FnISthrilled."
TouaE Teddy" Roosevelt, Assist,
ant SseFetary of the Navy; Apt. Gen
J. LeslisKincaid and a score or more
of other officials-stood by unnoticed
by Marian. Five other sisters crowd
ed up to join in the excitement. and
when -they spied Dick" captured
him apdled him away from the COM
pany. ..Narian's thrill" resulted ir
an ad0ption ce:emovy in the library
Of the-executive mansion at Albany
where. Dick" was sworn to mem.
bershiRs in tie official family of the
governor by the six sisters. He was
the first real live movie hero" they
had ever met. and is their acknowl.
edgedsssfavorite.'
he-juvenile rOles in Tom SAINTS.
chi's loutdoors pictures are beins
taken by Earle Hughes, brother Of
LIoyd saHughes. the Ince favorite