Evening star., 1922-12-24
FHMOGRAMS

nOROTHY DALTON has started
l. work in ."The Law of the Lawless'
at the Paramount west coast studio.
Victor Fleming is directing. Charles de
Roche. French film actor. and Theodore
koslofr have the two leading male roles.
Waidemar Young. who wrote the
screen version OF Joseph Hergesheimer' s
novel. Java Head" for George Mel
lords Paramount production. Is writing
an original story, You Can't Fool Your
Wife," on which Mr.. Melford will start
Young and Mr. Melford are now at
White Sulphur Springs. w. Va. discuss
ing the main features Of the story.
Leatrice Joy and Nita Naldi will be
featured in the cast.
Work has been started on Mary Miles
Minter's next. proba bly, her last. Para :
mount picture. THE Trail Of the Lone
some Pine" at the Lasky studio. Holly
wood. Antonio Moreno will be featured.
Charles Maisna will direct.
The continuity for "The Snow Bride =
IN which Alice Brady is 10 be starred
oy paramount next year. is being com
pleted by Sonya Levien.
The Glimpses of the Moon" ALA
Dwan's picture based on Edith Whar-
IONS novel, will have in its cast Bebe
Danieis. Nita Naldi and David Powell.
supported by Rubye de Remer, Maurice
costello and Charles Gerard. All these
vii! appear in yacht and seashore scenes
TO be made at Miami, Florida Several
Carloads OF equipment and costumes
were shipped ahead of the players. who
have gone to Miami TO make the pic
ture.
George AIDE is now al work at the
PARAMOUNT Long Island studio writing
titles for his original screen story.
Back Home and Broke Ade is a
OK. on a title until he is satisfied tina t
there is no possible way Of eliminating
words He might be called a word
mlser. for when he says thing in a
title it is said succinctly.
After spending six weeks in Honolulu
and at various places in the Hawaiian
Islands. Betty Compson and the mem
Ders OF the company making The
White Flower" have returned 10 the
west Coast studio to complete the re-
naming 10 per cent Of the picture. un-
der the direction Of Julia Crawford
lvers. who also wrote the story.
Willard Mack. the playwright, has
agreed to play 'role in his own
story, Your Friend and Mine" which
will be filmed by ST. (Sawyer- Lubin)
Pictures for Metro. He is to enact
the part Of playwright. under the
direction of Clarence q. Badger "I
remember when Charlie Chaplin, in
cognito. took twentieth prize in con-
test for impersonations of Charlie
Chaplin. says Mack. II suppose
somebody somewhere will remark
Why didn't they get somebody that
looked like playwright for the
part?'"
Marguerite de la Motto screen
beauty in THE Famous Mrs Fair" is
said also to be winning fame as a com
poser of dance music. THE Famous
Mrs. Fair" James Forbes stage sue
Branche Bates appeared. is the first
of series Of Fred Niblo screen pro-
ductions presented by Louis B. Mayer
through Metro.
Actual filming has been started in
Hollywood of The Woman of
Bronze" Clara KimDall Young's new
starring vehicle. Originally a Paris
and New York stage success featur-
ing Margaret Anglin. translated by
Paul kester from the French of
Henry kistemacher and adapted for
Lighton. The Woman of Bronze" is
being produced by Harry Carson for
release by Metro. King Vidor is
director.
Glad Rags. latest Bull Montana
comedy to be completed. has d unique
distinction. Besides boasting q pair
of curly ears affixed to a nightmare
face. IL boasts a pair of stories-not
collaboration, but two distinct
stories. One is silk Purses and
Cauliflower Ears" by Rene Riviere.
which appeared originally in the
Argosy All-Story Magazine. The
other is an original story by Hunt
Stromberg. producer of the Montana
comedies. called Lowry of the
Bowry" Both stories have been tail
ored and co-ordinated to fit Bull Mon
tana.s face and fiEpre-not forgetting
the famous ear.
The Crandall Children's Community
Christmas parties will be celebrated
tomorrow morning at II o'clock in all
the Crandall residential theaters-the
Savoy. York. Avenue Grand and
Apollo. There will be special enter
tainment features. Christmas trees
and a generous distribution of gifts.
candy. fruit, nuts, etc. Plans for
these special Christmas parties have
been under way for many weeks un-
der the supervision of Mrs. Harriet
Hawley Locher. director of the pub
lie service and educational depart
ment of the Crariall Theaters. work
ing in coniunction with Messrs. Etris.
Glasser. Lohmeyer and Tpperman.
managers of the respective houses
Mrs. Grace Woodburn last week