South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-26

ner in tho role which appeared IN
Vanity Fair a year ago would i'm
pei us to 90 to zee her.
Before Harry Lauder comas TO
South Bend he will appear a week
IN Cnicago at the Studebaker the
alter.
Irene Castle Is worth going 10 zee
at the Palace, IL only TO watch the
way she walks.
There is three ring circus right
now al the Coliseum
Many Of the hardships which
laced the pioneers OF 1849 on their
way across the western plains have
been met during the past few weeks
by the 5000 men and women with
James Cruze making scenes in the
Emerson Hough story. The Gov
cred Wagon" "a a Paramount pic
tUre.
Many OF the big scenes are being
filmed on a ranch In Utah near the
Nevada state line along Snake val
ley When the company arrived
there II was hot and dusty, the al
kali dirt cutting into the skins of
he players and chapping their lips.
Shortly afterwards the day temper
atures dropped slightly and the
night temperatures went almost TO
zero. About that time many or the
white players took TO visiting the
Indians in their tepees, as these were
much warmer than the canvas tents.
Then came the climax snow
storm. The IS mile road over two
ridges OF hills. with ruts two feet
deep. was closed. The supplies were
cut off
Supt Thomas r. White drove the
herd OF 200 loose horses over the
trail to break through the snow and
followed them with caterpillar trac-
tors which made it possible for the
trucks to get through. Until the
trucks arrived there was no oil in
camp for the oil stoves.
When the sun came out there
was a flood that marooned the com
/ missary tent. The director doesn'l
have TO tell his players how the
pioneer acted; they Just act that
way naturally, because their expert
ences are pretty much the same as
/ those OF the 49-ers. except that they
are not fighting Indians. It's back
/ TO nature with a rush for a lot OF
them who have spent most Of their
/ lives in cities.
Richard Walton Tully in Paris
will also take motion pictures Of q
/ number OF atmospheric scenes IN
/ the Latin quarter for his film pro
/ duction of "Trilby," which Will fol
low omar the Tentmaker' on the
| screens of the world and in which
OF course. Guy Bates Post will again
| be starred. Posts role will be Sven
| gali-but a Svengali new 10 the the
| atergoers who have seen "Trilby'
in numbers aggregating millions and
/ likewise new to the multitudes who
have read the novel.
That james Marcus Toby Tyler
or Ten Weeks With a Circus" i:
/ 20 be Jackie CoOgan's next big pro.
/ ductlon Is confirmed by Jack Coo
gan, Sr.. who withdrew his own sto,
~, written expressly for littlt
Jackie. in favor of this pictured yer
sion Of a highly popular novel. This
reason for the switch is that Toby
Tyler" afforded a timely contrast Il
the current First National release
"Oliver Twist" and each Of thes,
/ pictures would serve to reinforce th'
other by reason OF their widely
varied quality appeal.
Toby Tyler is u little motherles
| youngster who thinks he wants 4
run away and join a circus. II
| does. and his adventures provide tn
material out of which Marcus ha
fabricated a fascinatingly funny sto
~ and out of which a picture
promised that will appeal with ir
resistable force to all that enjo
hearty laughter 1t is 10 be an eS
sentially funny picture and withou
tragic import, states Sol Lesser. VIII
presents the juvenile genius in thi
prOmisingly novel production.
Jackie az center and star OF