Evening star., 1922-04-16
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THARLEs A. STEVENSON, noted
~ dramatic actor, played ninety
parts within two years with the Bos-
ton Museum and then played prac-
tically only one role for the next six
teen years in 1.-The Two Orphans"
Stevenson. now engaged in motion
picture work. is playing the role of
the uncle in THE Gilded Gage"
Anne Cornwall is the perennial sis
ter Of the movies In her first pic
ture she was sister to Alice Brady:
next she was temporary member of
Irene Castles family tree; then she
was a sister to Richard Barthelmess,
and now she is playing the younger
sister to Gloria Swanson in The
Gilded Cage"
Thomas Meighan has completed his
latest picture, Our Leading Citizen.
written by George AIDE, and will be-
gin work soon in "Manslaughter,"
Cecil B. DeMille's new production.
The cigars smoked by Theodore
Roberts, the veteran Paramount char
season would. it is said, il laid end
to end. reach from Hollywood to
Kokomo, Ind.
Twenty-Five school children re-
Gently sent a signed petition to the
Goldwyn company asking that
favorite story Of theirs be filmed.
Agnes Ayers has started work at
the Lasky studio on her new picture
by Beulah Marie Dix, "Borderland."
Paul Powell is directing.
Patsy. Ruth Miller. who is under
contract to Goldwyn, has been bor-
rowed by the Universal to support
Hoot Gibson in Trimmed and Burn
ing" by Hapsburg Liebe. Harry Pol
lard is directing.
Reginald Denny, whose Leather
Pushers" stories are just being re-
leased, he wrote "Tropical Love" for
Ralph Ince, and has had a story ac-
cepted by John Barrymore.
1.-THE Man Uncounquerable," Jack
Hollis picture just started at the
Lasky studio under direction of
Joseph Henabery, brings back to the
Paramount ranks. after many years
absence, Sylvia Beamer, who will
be remembered for her characterize
tion of Zada L'Etoile in Cecil B. De-
Miles I'VE Can't Have Everything"
ana iator the FEMININE ledu III D.
Stuart Blackton's Missing
Ever know what Art Acord's mid
die name was? All right. here's the
whole story-Artemus Ward Accord.
named after the famous American
humorist.
Lon Clancy has a dual role in his
next picture, "A Blind Bargain a
film version of Barry Pains novel.
1.-The Octave of Claudius." The
double exposure photographed in this
picture is said to be remarkably
skillful.
Cedric Gibbons. Goldwyn are di-
rector, was both an artist and an
architect before he went into motion
picture work.
Women who use perfume, says Hell
enc Chadwick, should make a study
of the art. One rule that should al
ways be observed. she contends. is
that exotic fragrances are not for
blondes, and that sweet ones are not
for brunettes.
Maurice Tourneur has filmed the
final scenes of Lorna Doone" and is
back at the Thomas H. lnce studios.
Richard Walton Tully has gone to
New York. taking with him the print
of his first motion picture production.
"The Masquerader." in which Guy
Bates Post is starred.
Mabel Normand has returned to
work on the Sennett lot. Mabel says
that "Suzanna." which she is now
filming. will far surpass MOLLY O."
Charles Ray has completed Alias
Julius Caesar" the final photoplay of
his series for First National.
:.Sm nudge" Charles next to last
picture. was shipped to New York a
few days ago.
Romuold Joube. who outdoes Monte
Cristo" in the Pathe special. The Isle
of Zorda." adapted from Jules Verne's
famous novel, Matthias Sandorf," is
well known in America through his
splendid work in the French produc-
tion, Il Accuse" Joube is also a
member of the Comedie Francaise in
Paris
1t is not generally known that Con-
stance Talmadge is an interpretive
dancer of talent, and would proba bly,
have adopted classical and ballroom
dancing as her profession if she had
not found such a successful career on
the screen. In her First National pic
turs, Polly of the Follies," Constance
does an impersonation OF Frisco in an
eccentric clog dance.
|. John Emerson and Anita Loos are
of on a tour of France. England. Ger
many, Austria and other European
countries. AS president of the Actors
Equity Association. John is making
an investigation of film-producing
conditions abroad, while Anita is alb
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