Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-24
EVERYTHING READY
FOR OUR BEAUTY
DAY TOMORROW

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tho Itoirners 5ot ,osrN. BIO. 4otie. Beauty
Contest. -e 49,
We hope there ,oor't be much of a
croted there, for zee are naturally Of n
shy and retiring disposition and zoe
shrink in front Of our tellop men. But
not our fello,c womcn. No, SIR.
We are going to be the sole aud only
and official chdperon of the fifteen, and
anybody tcho tries TO ouSt Us from that
job hos got fight on his hands.
NO VISITORS WILL Re PER
MITTED on THE BETZWOOD
& R IN DS. on SATURDAY.
PLEASE DO NOT ATTEMPT TO
GET IN.
TT WILL be a memorable stunt all the
l. way through. As the beauties file
out Of the corner doorway there will
be the Pathe News camera, grinding
away and recording them oil on cellu-
rioid.
The camera operator will board the
bus with us. and every here and there
along the road to Betzwood will jump
off and record some more.
Then, out under the trees on the big
studio grounds. we will eat our lunches
while more ccllulOid is ground behind
the lens.
The regular Betzwood players, who
are making the second of the new
bonneville Trolley comedies will keep
working out on location until We ar
rive.
When our bus swings into the
grounds that will be the signal for
work to stop for the afternoon, and the
actors. director, assistant aud every
hody, including Jimmy Ferrick whose
art titles are among the best features
of bonneville films. will join us for n
bite.
THEN the work Of the afternoon will
i begin
The fifteen girls will first be lined up
and the camera will pam" slowly
across the line. Then they will be taken
TO the studio. one at time, and asked
to 60 through certain movements and
| Register" certain emotions while the
cameraman calIUuSly and lackNdaisicnly
grinds away
From these test strips of film the di-
rector, Ira Lowry, in conjunction with
who are 10 be given preliminary minor
parts in the next bonneville film, which
will probably start n week from Mon
day, and the one of the three who shows
most aptitude will be signed on as lead
ing lady for the fourth comedy.
TO-DAY We print another trio Of
l. beauties chosen by the judges unani-
nd m
they are really beauties. We don't ex-
press our opinion merely from the pho
tographs, as the judges had to do.
, We've seen 'em. We know what we
are talking about. They are:
Peggy Martin
Peggy didn't even know she was in
the contest until neighbOr : boy
showed her her picture on the honor
roll Then she found that the photo
graph had been sent in secretly by her
aunt, Mrs. George Fitzpatrick, who
lives with the Martin family at $500
North Twelfth street
Peggy's father is Alexander Martin,
sergeant at the Sixth Police District.
She was born in this city and attended
the School of Pedagogy Practice School
at Fifteenth and Race streets and then
took q course in business college.
| She is now employed as stenographer by
Frank Fl. Schillng in the cut stone
business. She has done some amateur
theatrical work and has studied fancy
dancing.
Miss Martin Ia eighteen years old,
five feet six inches tall weighs 100
pounds and is a blonde with gray blue
eyes.
! ModaIaine Relle StaIhill
Since she entered this contest, Miss
! Starhill has moved with her father and
mother from 1920 Pine street TO 5S06
| Cedar avenue. She declares that the
work In movie studio cannot be any
more nerve racking than the combina-
tion of packing, moving. unpackins and
answering the endless telephone calls
that have come 10 her since her picture
was published on our Honor Roll.
Miss StarAill WAS born in New York,
hut moved 10 this city when she was q
child. She went 10 the Samuel Is. Huey
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