The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-09-28
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IN THE MOVIE WORLD !:


The perfect record for being pune
tual to work made by Shirley Mason,
the Fox star has caused this little
lady to come in for more or less good
natured bantering by other players.
while every Truly Yours in which
she opens at the Caughren Theatre
Friday, was being made, that I can
forgive person almost anything but
being late. You see. my watch says
500, and the call was FOR 8 20. I've
got ten minutes to spare. incidentally
not another member o. the company
has yet reached the lot. I've thrown
away a dozen watches because the jew
elers couldn't make them keep correct
time.
Tve been spending ten days at Cat
alma Island. Some stance eWay
lives Dustin r'arnum, another FOX
the Miss Los Angeles which he seys
is the fastest motor boat in the coun-
try. Each morning ne has brought
me over from the Island to San Pedro
miles in lictle less than half an
hour, regardle IS of weather.
r.
Louis B. Mayer, producer OF Anita
Stewart and Mildred Harris Chaplin
pictures, is disciple Of the theory
that good casts contribute powerfully
to the making of good photoplays and
he says he never falls to make 1T
very special point for every part there
is in every picture he produces. He
has given eloquent demonstrations Of
the fact that he prAGti-es what he
breaches in the supporting cast he
chose Anita Stewart in her latest First
National release, sowing The Wind"
which. is booked for showing at tie
Caughren Theatre Sunday an Monday.
Included in the list Of payers Who
CO. operate to mako this picture play
a success are: James S,sctscn Raiph
10 William "
Mong, Josef Swickard, BE- Deely. Har-
ry Northrup, Margaret Lands and " il
liam Clifford.
Thursday we will show at the Caugh-
rem, Thomas Meighan's new Paramount
picture, "Cappy Ricks." it is needless
for us to remind you that Mr.. Meigkan
of today and that this photop.ay pro-
vides him with one of the most delight
full roles of his career. Agnes Ayres
is his leading woman and heads high
grade cast of players. Don't miss this
picture.
Half a Chance" the story of a
mans fight against tremendous odds
in Robert Thoranbys initial Pathe
special feature which was produced by
Jesse D. Hampton and opens at the
Caughren Theatre soon.
which stands out in every scene Of
Half a Chance" proves that Mr..
Hampton made no mistake in featur-
| ing the name of Robert Thornby over
| that of any player.
Half Chance" is the best known
book by Frederic S. Isham, celebrated
novelist and dramatist. Manly NAH
lon Hamilton and beautiful Lillian
Rich are featured.
Queen of Sheba," William Fox
super-special which enjoyed sensa-
tional run on Broadway, New York,
| is booked for the Caughren Theatre
soon. 1t is described as stupendous
| spectacle and a great love story. New
York critics hailed it as one of the
greatest photodramas ever produced.
It showed to crowded houses through
out the run, until taken off to make
way for another Of the Fox specials.
i 1t is declared that the pageantry of
Queen of Sheba" is unsurpassed for
magnlhcence on the screen, and that
few such thrilling spectacles as the
ichariot race ever have been present ed
in motion pictures.
1 The filming of. Queen of Sheba" un-
der the direction of j. Gordon Ed :
wards took an entire year. Through
out the period huge foce of work
ers in many lines of endeavor was en-
ployed, and in addition every member
of the Fox organization on the West
Constructors, clerical workers, ar
tisans and all--took a personal inter-
est IN the progress of the stupendous
production and lent their aid to it /.
Tom Mix, for instance volunteered
his services in rendering the chariot
race thoroughly realistic
The q truction Of massive sets. the