The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-09-16
MOVIE NOTES

next picture, temporarily titled, Doctor
the picture will be held before the negative
is approved by Lloyd and sent to New
York.
Having finished the exterior scenes in
New York for his next picture. Making
a Man. Jack Holt has returned to Cali
fornia where the remainder of the picture
will be filmed. b.
Only twelve of Mrs. Jeanne Trebaofs
thirteen children are now working in mo-
ton pictures HerYe twenty years old.
has decided to be a priest and will attend
school at Portland, Ore.
Harry Myers, who went to Europe to
make pictures under Edward Laemnle's di-
rection, has returned to Universal City, ow-
ing to the continued illness OF his direc-
tor. His future plans have not been an
nounced.
Appealing novelty is the big feature de-
manded by picture going audiences today,
according to Thomas H. Ince, who declares
that there never existed a public that
will pay money to be bored
The last scenes for the picturization Of
Sir Hall Gaines novel. The Christian,
Director Maurice TOurneur after several
nights of work with mobs to supplement
the big mob scenes taken in London last
June.
Until the completed film Of "Remem-
brance" was run off it was not known that
Rupert Hughes, who wrote the original
story and the scenario and then directed
the production, had also played an extra
part in his picture.
Cheerio! Mack Sennett announces he
feminine pulehritude with the release Of
THE Shrek OF Araby," Ben Turpin as
1.-THE Shrek will be seen In the h'"N m
pool. surrounded by galaxy Of beautiful
"A Dollar Down. the new selznick pic
ture, will not be. as rumored, released In
sixteen weekly installments. 30.
Speaking of "Salome" exhibitors an
nouncement said It's bare and now
he's trying to blame it on the printer.
Thomas H Ince has offered a prize of
$3.50 for the best title suggested for one of
the special productions his fall releas-
ing schedule Jim" is the working title
of the picture which relates the love story
of intensely modern woman and a
primitive man.
A swarm of hornets kicked up consider
able excitement in the Mary Pickford
company recently while on location at
Elsinore Lake. nearly hundred miles
from Los Angeles One of the prop
men, stepped into a hornets nest by
accident, and immediately thereafter the
excitement commenced.
Miss Neysa McMein. of Chicago, inter
nationally known ILLUSTRATOR was asked
by a beauty expert for her selection of the
twelve most beautiful American women.
Her list, just announced by the New
York World, is headed By Alice Joyce.
Mai Paul varginot. chief of the fire de-
partment of Paris. France. came all the
way from San Francisco to Los Angeles to
have look at the movies.
Natural Colors Again. =,
We are to see natural colors In films
not that we have not yet seen them. but
in more natural manner and in soften
shades than hitherto have been revealed in
the photoplays.
This new color film is known as kodak
color film and has been worked out by
DIR. Mees and Mr.. Capstaff of the Kodak
Research Laboratories, after many years of
painstaking experimentation and research.
A crew of six music makers" are indus
triously plying their pens at the Pickford
Fairbanks studios. preparing the orchestra
tons for the original musical accompanf-
ment written especially for Douglas Fair
banks in Robin Hood" by DIR. Boris
Duney, celebrated composer and conductor.
THE Old Homestead directed by James
Cruze. is one of the very few motion pic
lures during recent years that has been
filmed almost as written. with but few
Examinations or alterations afterwards.