Evening star., 1922-12-03

I the direction OK Alan Crosland. Ia
| the picture, HanneIore VIII present
some OF the dance creations which
/ have won her fame here and abroad.
Robert G. VignoIa. who directed the
! Cosmopolitan production when
knighthood Was in Flower" recently
sailed from New York on the Cunard
steamship Laconia on her epoch-mak
! ing world cruise He expects to be
constantly studying atmosphere. Gus
toms and settings in the various coun-
tries. and will use the knowledge thus
+ acquired in future Cosmopolitan pic
lures
The Laconia will touch first at Ha-
| vana, sail thence through the Panama
| canal to San Francisco. then to tn"
| orient. SueZ canal, Mediterranean sea
| southern Europe and back 10 New
| York.
James Murray. fencing master of
| the New York Athletic Club and Co
lumbia University, who supervised the
! direction of the fencing scenes in
| Nv hen KING hthood Was in Flower.
(. performed a similar duty for the
stirring sword duel. in which Lionel
barrymore and Paul Panzer engage iu
| The Enemies OF Women by Nicent.
Blasco IbaneZ now being directed b>
Alan Crosland.
SO fun Of turf atmosphere j. Jat-,
Pickfords new picture. 't;arris"n's Fin
! ish." that il required several wes K
work at two famous racetracks TO oh
/ tain realistic shots. Consequently TIA"
public will recognize man: details
and even personages i'm scenes at
! Churchill Downs. at Louisville. aip1
i Belmont Park. New York, when y
lied Producers and Distributors r.
leases ''Garrison's Finish ao"ht
! January i.
| Charles L. Dillingham;. who Wa
| manager for Julia Marlowc. in 1870!
! when she played the role o. frlncesS
| Mary Tudor in the stage version az
Charles Majors novel. When hnIght-
! hood Was in Flower" is quoted as
declaring that Marion Davies. in the
| role for the Cosmopolitan film yer
sion. is '.incomparablc-er IN COM
parison with the stage stars whr-
have preceded her in the same role.
Strange, if true
I Complimentary comment ila~ be- g
! excited by the beauty Of th. HoW'~f
| baskets with which Failas Broche
! manager, keeps th. lobby uf Gran
dall's metropolitan Th'at-r adorheH'
! During the foot ball season Narl-
! colored chrysanthe NUNS were useh
! and. since last week. American beau
| ties. The flowers ar" real ana no.
artificial.
Among eariy bo8kinss for ..,, Gran,
dall.s Me;ropolitan Thealrr ] are ,tltys,. s,fys,.
/ Twist" starring Jacki. t"ogar; Blsc
! mor..s Lorna Doon.-.' with Ma'ise Bel
lamy in the title roll: The Dangerous
Age 10y Mary Rob, Us Rinehart; ana
Charlie Chaplin. in The Plisriih'
! 4 thoughtful eStimat., Of his own ri"-
ture has been given hy ',eofs: Sr:;'S
| in discussing .'1he Man Wh" Played
(; Cod
! II like this picture" he says. ''he-
caus. il has stimulus and uplift and stu
l ent-rtainS So often play that w"uld
! inspire the spectator iaiis L" entertain
| him and 50 he chsfrs and loses t"th
( the iuspiration and ia. entertainment
f. that he sought Peopl. who attend III"
! theat.r whether il b- The spoken draflt
or the screen. want entertainment hrst'
| last and all th.. time. If in addition E"n
t, can get a worthy. fine motive across q
them you. .haye the play par excellence.
| Seyenty-tWo exquisite photographs or
large siz.- ,mbellSi, rhe Lobby OF the
Lyric Theater. New York. as AN INTRO
duction to the attraction wIthin. Doug
| las Fairbanks in Robin H8od. All
these photographs pertain to the pro
I duction, and most Of them are expensive
[, and highly artistic supple prints from
| original negatives The magnificence or
J the scenes portrayed lend themselves
| TO art treatment, and the lobby Is
crowded at all hours Of the day py IN"
| admiring and curious.
Alice Crawford. playing the brilliant
dark eyed adventures in effective scar
let robes in the all-colur photoplaA.
The Glorious Adventure, is one 81
the best known actresses on The Lon
don stage. Sh. was associated Will
the late Sir Herbert Tree in many of
his noted productions. and is prominent
as Shakespearean actress. She was
cast In J. Stuart Blacktons picture as
a foil for the blonde beauty OF Lady
Diana Manners, its heroine.
| a particular play on heartstrings is
designed in "A Womens Woman in
| which Mary Alden is a star in her own
right 1t is story of the home, in
which the mother at the height Of her
| career as a clubwoman and leader. is
| brought face 10 face with domestic
crisis. She decides in a human WAY
What the Plummer family needs il
| home" she announces. land l am going
to see that they have one.