The Washington times., 1922-04-25
UNIQUE FILMS
ON PROGRAM Of
ACTORS EQUITY
Broadway Buds Will Pose in
Picture Called History
of Dress"
BY WILLENE TAYLOR.

Copyright. 1922. by Cosmopolitan News
Service.)
NEW YORK, April 25.-Movies
will figure in this years annual
show Of the Actors Equity Associa-
ton with a reel called "An outline
Of History Of Dress" In which
Broadway's prize beauties will pu-
rade. Previous to the showing of
the film here. May 7. 1t will be re-
leased through the country.
Kenneth Webb, director, is posing
the cast at the Cosmopolitan Studio.
The girl models are the choicest
buds from various Broadway produc-
tons.
The reel will display costumes
worn by Helen Lyons of the Music
Box Review" Olive King Of Lefty
Pepper" Doris Lomlv of Good
: Morning, Dearie," Bernice Acher-
man of The Blue Kitten" Jose
phine McNellis of "Tangerine,' .
| Grace Culbert of "Marjolains. ="
: Gladys Laird of Ed Wynre's The
Perfect FOOL and other representa-
tives of musical shows.
Nancy Deaver, star of 1.-The VOLTS
Fangs," which has not yet been re-
leased, is waving the wand as fairy
queen in the international Feature
Service booth at the American News
paper Publishers convention at the
Waldorf-Astoria. Miss ID aver says
she loves to tell bedtime stories to
the little folk who have accompanied
their parents here and that she
would rather have the children adore
her than anybody.
William Farnum, the last Of the
Fox stars to remain in the East,
may be sent to the West coast for
his next picture. The information
has not been given out officially. but
it is understood he will go as the
others have gone before him.
A new picture featuring lean
Paige is expected to be started at
the Vitagraph studio. now that AL
bert T.. Smith. president Of Vita
graph and husband Of Miss Paige, is
back from the coast. Smith has not
announced the name of the new pro-
duction, but it will undoubtedly be
another superproduCtion such as he
has been accustomed to starring his
his wife in.
Whether the condition OF the film
industry, the approach OF summer,
or simply feminine fickleness, no
one knows, but something is driving
film stars into vaudeville. Mildred
Harris. the ex-wife Of Charlie Chap
lin, has made her Broadway debut
at the Colonial Theater in an act
called Movie Mad" and everyone
agrees she caused more comment
over her beauty than in all the
years she has appeared in the
movies. Now Grace Valentine, last
seen in "a Mans Home" may be
seen at the Hamilton in comedy
playlet by Hal Crane, entitled 1.-The
. Four Flushers." OF course, Miss
Valentine attained fame on the
stage long before she went into
the movies, but this is her first
attempt at vaudeville.
The latest to announce her inten-
ton to try the variety stage Ia
! Alice Brady. She will stay with
vaudeville but two months, playing
the Keith circuit in the last act OF
a popular play. She will open at
| the Bushwick Theater May l.
Word has reached Mrs. Godowsky
| at the Savoy Hotel that her daugh'
ter, Dagmar Godowsky. and husband
Frank Mayo, may take a trip In
vaudeville.
Mary MacLaren, who appeared in
| The Three Musketeers," Betty Ross
Clarke, Ben Taggart, May Collins
and Mary Thurman, all favorites
of the movies, are a few movie folk
who are deserting the screen for
summer stock companies while the
others are seeking vaudeville.
The national board Of review here
has announced list of feature
films suitable for exhibition for
Mothers day and Mothers week.
commencing May IA. They are:
THE Old Nest" Goldwyn; over
The HILL" Fox; zone Man in a Mil
lion" Robertson Cole. "Humoresque,"
Famous Players; Home Spun
Folks" Associated Producers; "Old
Oaken Bucket" Widgunning; THE
Good Provider," Famous Players;
Your Best Friend" Warner Bros;
Turn To The Right" Metro; "Devo.
tion," Associated Producers. Dollars
and the Woman" Nitagraph
Mother Of Nine" Associated Pro.
ducers; Scrap Iron" First National;
and Hail the Woman" Associated
produpera