Evening star., 1922-11-12

| Loved" Charles Kay Will nave at
his leading woman Patsy Ruth Mil
Ter, one of the younger beauties Oh
the screen. Her role is TO be very
/; important The love interest. 1t is
said, will be more profound than In
any picture made heretofore by Ray
! The story will be a dramatization OF
James whitcomb Riley's poem.
| In her new "Tess of the Storm
| Country" Mary Pickford is said to
play the most active role she has
ever undertaken. In two episodes
! she goes into water up to her neck,
! in several others she has hand-to-
| hand battles with ruffians. and under
goes the most strenuous harWaShlns
a mortal can get and survive with
&. any hair left These are the out
| standing physical features. The
picture, however, relies upon its in
tense emotional force to improve
upon the success Of the old version
of the story made years ago.
"a film without a villain" is 4
! description given the most recent
George Arliss release through United
| Artists. In THE Man Who Played
! God" they have cast Edward Earle
as the interloping third Of a domestic
triangle. but he is a real respectable
| interloper. Tho real struggle Is be-
tween the hero's better and baseI
| selves.
! While seeking atmosphere FOX
scenes in "A Woman's Woman" the
! Village. There she met four young
! girls, Immediately these VILLAGERS,
| all dolled out in smocks, bobbed haiI
| and horn trimmed eyeglasses. pleaded
to get into the movies Have you
| any screen qualifications asked MISS
| ing for the quartette, Just listen t6
! the names We've taken-Terra Ra.
| veninna. Fawn Viviette, Ravenelle
| Rioli and Fairette Rockefeller"
Stage and society celebrities are
many in the first all-color photoplay
| THE Glorious Adventure" beginning
with Lady Diana Manners, England $
most stunning professional beauty
The cast includes Hon. Lois. a Lon
don stage favorite. daughter of Lady
Arlington: Alice Crawford. tragedi-
enne; Flora LIE Breton. musical com
edy star, now leading woman for
Georges Carpenter in his forthcom-
ing film; Elizabeth Beerbohm. niece
| Of the late Sir Herbert Beerbohm
Tree. and Marjorie Day. Each is OF
a different type of beauty. which is
distinctly registered by Prizma color
process.
| Katherine Macdonald and her COM
ipany, including Orville Caldwell,
! Stuart Holmes and Lincoln Stedman
have returned from Arrowhead lake
; where important scenes were filmed
| for The Scarlet Lily
Thomas H. Ince is giving all his
energies to the cutting and editing
OF "A Man of Action" the adroit
comedy from the pen Of Bradley King
which features Douglas MacLean.
Marguerite de la Motto and Raymond
Hatton.
| Maurice Tourneurs spectacular pro-
duction of Il. u. Blackmore's Lorna
Doore" had its premier showing at
| the Los Angeles kinema Theater. Sol
| Cohen of the Los Angeles Philhar-
monic Symphony Orchestra. made an
elaborate score for the film classic.
=; Oliver Morosco Productions an
! nounce they have secured Avery Hop
wood to write the titles for ''Slippy
| McGee.'
| Alfred Green of the Paramount di-
| rectoral staff. started out to hunt ur
a group of South Sea Islanders to
use as atmosphere in The Man
! VINO saw tomorrow. Inc type ne
| was searching for was uniformly
! homely, but it was necessary to Sc.
| lect from group of Filipinos. Tahi-
! tians and other Malayans who we-s
| not only racially homely. but person
| ally downright ugly, and Director
ed to select thirty of the homeless
| and trust to luck for the rest.
Stories of married life, biblica
I: themes. historical subjects and anec.
dotes which relate to modern business
predominate in the Cecil b. DeMille
!. scenario idea contest which came to ar
/! end November 1. Tales of crook life
and Of young love. which formerly fur
nished the themes for great majority
i OF motion pictures. were scarcely ir
| evidence. The contest was staged under
! the auspices Of the Los Angeles Times
| for Mr.. DeNIille. Three readers are now
sorting the thousands of ideas sub.
! mitted. The results already have been
worth while, Mr.. DeMille believes, be-
cause they show the trend of public
taste. First prize will be $1,000. second
500. and third and fourth $50 each.
Pauline starke viii play promi-
nent part in Little Church Around
; the Corner" Previous reports had i,
that Bessie Love had signed for the
part.
| Kenneth Harlan. who plays the part
| Of Anthony Patch in the screen ver-
| sion of F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel
| THE Beautiful and Damned" is ar
| enthusiastic golfer. but he fights shy
i of feminine companionship on the
! golf course. 1.-THE last time played
with a woman" Harlan explained
"she didn't even pay attention when
I called Fore Then I remembered
the feminine fondness for bargains
! and shouted Three ninety eight ant
suddenly she was all attention"
| Jack Pickford's new photoplay has
; been completed. and. 1t is said. has
| passed a highly critical studio re-
| view In "Garrison's Finish7 the
youthful star is said to show all the
| Pickford talent, besides which the
| famous turf melodrama Is reported
f; to have worked out in screen form
even better than It's fine situations
! and characterizations promised by
! its stage success.
Allen Holuber's second production
for Associated First National Pic
lures. Inc, will be Jeffrey de Prends
| White Frontier" The story Is a big
out of door melodrama, laid in the
| Canadian northwest.
| Eighty million people buy 10000
! 900 newspapers day. Director VIII
I Nigh has it all figured out. why
| the eNpense?" he wondered. No
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