The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-20
Richard Bdrtheln7ess dt Work

How do you manage 1t Dolly? How'd you get in?"
 The question so often propounded by people who live and breathe and have their being in New York per- tains to the subject of seeing inside of the great moving picture studios of the world, where the sign NO ad- mittance" glares at you like caged lion in circus.
 "Why, it's easy" says I, being from the south, "because-well. you know the men gave us the vote, and they give us nearly everything else we want. and just word from friend or two at home, and it's all fixed up when l get to New York town."
 In this particular instance, when [ had the pleasure of spending an en- tire day at the big Biograph studios out in the Bronx. New York, the studio where David Wark Griffith made some of his most wonderful pic- lures, and enjoyed Richard Barthle- mess "at work.t' was arranged through my good friend, Mir. B. H. Mooney of the Trianon theatre, who, wiring to Mfr. Earl Hudson of First National Pictures, and he in turn re- ferring the subject to MT. Horace Judge. who turned out to be an old and valued friend of mine of other days, the trick was turned as neat iy as glove.
 The day was simply wonderful, sunshiny, cool, deliciously lovely. when Mir. George D. Norris. who knows all there is to know about inspiration pictures" called for us At our hotel, accompanied by one of the incest girls I ever met, Dorothy Craigie
 Both Mir. Morris and Miss Craigie belong to the staff of the New York Evening Telegram. MT. Morris being the political writer and Miss Craigie feature" writer for this popular paper; so of course they know every thing and everybody in New York, and the opportunity of being their guests for the day was In itself a most charming .interlude.'
 Richard Bnrtelmess Himself
 Always had wanted to know Rich ard Barthelmess ever since I saw him Tn War Brides with Nazimova: and especially after I saw him in Way Down East" and the exquisite bit of I barn dance" in one of the big scenes of the picture. You remember how graceful and attractive he was as he pirouetted about in the dance with his sweet, tie-faeed mother and when I mentioned this Mir Morris said:
 That was easy for Dick Barthel- mess. because he adores his own mother. and Is the most affectionate and devoted son you ever saw"
 And here was I. face to face. with the hero of Way Down East" ''Tolble David" and Sonny and many other notable screen triumphs at last!
 And please let me say that to see Richard Barthelmess. this handsome brown eyed, graceful talented young actor at work on one of his pictures is to gain all the glamour of the screen. plus something else. for the young star, who has risen to heights in such short time. lives his parts with an emotional intensity which springs from his very soul.
 When walked into the studio of Inspiration Pictures" at the Bio graph, courtroom scene was about to be "shot.. It is one of the most thrilling episodes in MT. Bar thelmess' latest starring vehicle, The Bond Boy" And there was he, this time a slim. shy, young country boy with earnest features, and haunted soul on trial for his life. The boy's face twitched with horror. and the mother played by that won- derful actress Mary Alden, by his side. showed intensified mother agony. you remember her marvellous