The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-07-31
NEWS FROM MOVIELAND


What is the name of this picture ?"
inquired one of the extras working at
the Paramount studios in Long Islandv
City in Alice Bradys new picture.
missing Millions" was the reply.
"Humph! that's what's the matter
with mine-they're missing"
James Kirkwood is now co-featured
with Bebe Daniels in pink Gods" the
current Penrhyn Stanlaws produc-
ton
The most lavish scenes since Joan
the Woman, according to announce
ment, is the verdict of the veterans
around the Lasky studio after wit
Messing the staging of the Roman
bacchanal by Cecil B. DeMille for his
current production, "Manslaughter.'
The episode, which is used to point
a powerful moral, shows Rome just
before the fall--pagan Rome with all
it's Righteousness and debauched beau
ty. At the height of the revel-while
the guests, dancers and guards slum-
Der in drunken stupor-the barbarian
hordes storm the gates and pillage,
burn and destroy everything in their
path.
Leatrice Joy, Thomas Meighan and
Lois Wilson have the principal roles.
1.-THE Five Dollar Baby with Viola
Dana is another one of New York's
East Side stories. 1t was originally
suggested by Irwin S. Cobb and a con-
siderable amount of his style" has
been carried out on the screen. Nat
urally, in story of this sort, there
is to be found lots of good comedy
and plenty Of pathos. 1t has a very
human appeal throughout and As done
with the enviable charm of mingling
laughter and tears. The general out
line is satisfactory enough to embody
all of the best situations that go to
make up an enjoyable little comedy
drama.
The task of selecting a cast for
THE Young Rajah" is now completed
and production activity will soon
begin upon this new Paramount pic-
ture starring Rodolph Valentino. The
photoplay is an adaptation bv .une
Mains OF the book Amos judd" by
,ne iate John Ames Mitchell and will
De directed by Philip Rosen.
Wanda Hawley will play Molly Ca
Dot, the American girl with whom
Amos Judd (the adopted name of the
young HINDU falls in love while at
tending Harvard
Bertram Grassby again portravs a
colorful Hindu villain-a maharaiab
who usurps the throne. He is assisted
in his villainous designs by ]. Farrell
Macdonald.
Joshua and Sarah Judd, the kindly
old New Englanders who adout the
boy, are played by Charles Ogle and
Fanny Midgely. Other Hindu, charac-
tiers are enacted by George Periolat.
George Field and Edwin Stevens.
Norma Talmadge and Eugene O'Bris
en- are once more to appear together
on the screen. O'Brien is to play op-
posite. Miss Talmadge in her next
Associated First National picture.
Robert Hichen's "a Voice From the
Minaret, which Frank Lloyd will
direct.
Lon CLANCY has been signed again
at Universal to make a Universal
Jewel of six or seven reels under the
direction of Lambert Hillyer. Virgin
ia Valli, Jack Mower, William WEIGH
will head the cast in Bitter Sweet"
The title may be changed in the flu
ture, as it is found to conflict with
Goldwyn's bitterness of Sweets"
The new pictures ready for release
are 1.-THE Village Blacksmith" an all
star Fox; Trooper O'Neill," with
Buck Jones, a Fox; "A Self-Made
Man." with William Russell; Strange
Idols" with Dustin Farnum, Fox;
Lights of the Desert Fox, with
Mason; 1.-THE Man Unrecog-
Paramount, Jack Holt;
''The Siren Call" Paramount, Agnes
Ayres; Crimson Cold" with James
B. Warner; "Wreckage," re, Harry
Carey; up and At EN- re with
Doris May; Christmas re with
Carter De Haven. 1.-THE Crows Nest,
with Jack Hoxie; 1.-THE Married Flap
per-" Universal, with Marie Provost;
"A Previous Engagement" with Owen
Moore; 1.-THE Fighting Guide with
William Duncan, and "Dickey." with
Earle Williams,