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New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
How Your Tay0ritc
Cinema Directors
Shoot Mob Scene.

Mob scenes in motion pictures are
not az easy in the making as they
seom. This is The toughest Job mag
insblc for most directors
Zach director has his own IDEAS
about Directing In handling mobs
there are more ways than one Of oh
taining results. Griffith is master
with the meeaphone. This IS one of
The most difficult Instruments in d.
rectine mob
Cecil De Mile. in Joan the Woman. o
covered a field With telephone wires.
When big battle scene vas staged
DE Mile conducted the main opera
'ions. lie phoncd to his assistants. who
we're hidden behind the battlements.
md they in tum directed their people
rom close range by the dashos nom
De Mile
ReS Ingram in The Tour Ho,.e.
men employed veal soldiers Tor his
war scenes. A oasle Nss elective +.
sounding directions. Tae Different
"o:es sigo.aea eortasr movements and
me baele was lcara for miles soaadies
ire changes @. action.
Ernest Labi.sch var.es his style and
eepe'as mach upon Experienced play-
crs to help him.
Joe May in the making Of The Mis-
ffess o tha World" which is 10 be
shown shortly. handled 10000 people in
one sceAe without megaphoue. buglc or
field telegraph. lie engaged abou.
'is'F prominent actors and actresses.
outlined l''s mob work snd distributed
'1em among The mass Of extras. who
were instructed to take all orders from
'Ae". The work Was eiockcd from 2
zero hour. ard tho result was another
act eFement in p.cturc direction.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Interesting Chat and Stage Gossip for Playgoers
Al Last Dick Barthelmess
Gives Message to His Public
Many Momentcus Questions Settled, Many Timely
Topics Discussed; Money Makes for
Morality; Try to Get II

desires to live only for nc wife, and
POSSIBLY The ddics, can do i as vel
II Hollywood rs ia Cohoca o.
"N ithout doubt
AVID you' 10 YOU fccl quite sure
that Yea have led As upright and moral
lifo a you might have done had fate
cccrccd taat you be bank ccrk ~
"Mora'cr.7 responded MIR. Barthcl-
mess. Far moracr. For when one
has plenty Of money on- hasn't so
many temptations"
"i.a -" vo Interrupted
"remntotions TO take what doesn't
belong to him. + ycu know what
mean"
Enter Madame
Into the Plot
What arc YOU two laughing at"
called out Mary Hay Harshclmoss.
whats the Joke >"
"oh, it isn't 3 Joke at all. Your
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26

al traces of these baths were los. .o3
many students. and also profos-
sor Lsnciani thought that taev had
been demolished Instead thc,a SIM
remain ihree halls and MANI small,
rooms With thcir yaulted ccilincs ov~-
winch modern palaces have been Jai,t
Lven when It was ncccssarv 70
strengthen the main walls or thc.o
buildings the work was done bv mon
afaeAtly i2aorant OF aIctalogy or an
cent buildings We're it not Tor the
lack o. empty houses in Rome Sisaor
Bragaslis would not have been coa,,c5
to inspect the collars
sisnor Bragaglia is changing these
ancient remains into the most modern
Of small thcaters He will c;lN +, an
experimental thcater. and oven jncv-
Ic1icnccd playwrishts are to have =
chance of trying oat ,heir master.
pieces. Tie great drawback fos a
young Nriier in ltaiy at grcseu. is ,tst
fe Aas little chance of seciao his nl.v
produced uader The very best a3.e.
'-aiess he aas 1 Great deal Of oaci NJ.
.Nen < recently as TOW wears a.,
ne aoot Norseli. lta'1 vcunros. and
s7e@ies; noecrn .laywsisa- waite! for
,ea ior- y09rs beloso lis great noet.e
pay "ciao-o7 vas 9raluccd. end d.ea
oesor' see.ag his later work. ou. OF
the stase. Morsell was oee Of napv
am It Is FER THIS 4cason that the rev
experimental .heater WI ri q much
needed vast in l.aly.
Tae theatcr is entered from ,oo-
&c garden down sjeeo Agn, Of
steps and here 51s. ae tic foo, is
tao'ra.a hall. which vi.l rc.aaso in it's
original form, With decorations suited
% its high yaulted Getting ara a~cscat
walls 4 restaurant win be opeaod
here. wHle il room 20 o.c SIDE is
nc Tourists room, whoro the docora
tons Wi he Of the cry stcs. dc-sen
4 stage at ono end caa be used for
tie performance Of futamst plars.
which rs evorv one knows med no
scenery.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
John Willard Created Hero
Who Admits He l. Afraid
Author of ''Ihc Cat and the Canary Paid Lin.
Attention to the Model Set Up b.
Stage Traditions

Stage tradition received scant cor
sidcrstion from John willard when
he was penning "Jhc Cat and the
Canary" tho newest thriller, at present
occupying tho National Theatcr. He
read the pages on heroes in the book Of
record on what had gone before in the
thcater and then defantly tore it Up.
willard bravcly created hcfo who
admitted fear and expressed it visibiy
and vocaly Rank hcresy it might be
called. Who ever heard Of hero who
was not tho bravest Of the brave and
who could not face any conceivable
difficulty without tho slightest sign Of
fear?
Men, reasoned John Willard, DO
things through aenso OF duty, not be
cause Of fear OF consequences. Sol
diers go over the top because they tell
themselves it is tho right thing to do.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Adapt Ancient Baths Of Imperial
home for Experimental Theate,.

,~ - t-i5'.es E4ro7>on B4rcou
"yNh. Feb. lG. This spring Rome
have new tAeater. and one which
N.i be UNIQUE FOR this reason. that
ancient Roman baths. under one o,
a' prnc'pal streets. have beer
adapted for tins uso.
1t vas quite by accident that S;cro,
8rssaglia when inspecting coIlar
which had been oEered to him for the
oand'ng or his new thoater. discovered
'hs' the subtcrranean rooms were rea,-
ancient Roman baths dating back to
tie second century. In order to he
quite Surc, he asked Professor Ian
ans tie well known srchmolooist TO
aspect the halls. The professor ua~
a'.e 70 give many Interesting details
ar the rooms.
These baths date back 10 tho .fn,u ~
lmpcrial Rome and were preserved un.
'3.ihc fifteenth century. Writer, o.
taa' period, snecia.l ly Andrea PaNadiri.
Rave written lone descriptions sboa.
'fo gorgeousness of the building. Even
lhcn the baths were ;n.sct and lcaut.-
fed with marble Inscriptions ana dec
orSt'ons. Il was not quite ito years
later that the properly came into the
possession Of Cardi@a! Gyismaai. tie
delegate from The Venetian Reurb,ic
70 the Pope. His Official residence wa
n the palszzo Ncnezia; but he had
mouse and vineyard which stretched
up to the Royal Palace. The baths
vc7e below the level of the ground anG
from them he czcsvated 50 maav
statues aad oruamenta.iors IL marble
nat he nos only Alicd tie courtyard
Q. nc Ya.acc b4t also q gallery n his
palace n Venice. il was his fayori;e
anllsesncn. VIXEN his friends visited IS
use, near tie Piazza Bsrberini. then
called Piazza Grimani. to show them
re treasure. which he had excavaeed
.fem the baths. in tnose dsys .hcrc
10 government surveillance and
whoever owned land had the right tc
appropriate whatever antiquities wcrc
esad On l..
For more than three hundred years
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26

This is a rotten season. they say
Failures have come thick and fast. but
certainly they have been no more frc-
quent than during January and Febru-
ary ten years ago. In 1912 "Bought
and PAID For" was turning en- away
parase used in the dars ages Of
theatrical endeavor-but other pieces
were expiring or all sides.
The outright failures produced dur-
ing January end February. 1872. IN
cludcd: Making Good" by owen
Davis The Tarted CALI b. Arthur
Hopkins; The Grain OF Dust" found-
cd on DSvid Graham Philips's novel:
Just to Gcs Married." Modest su-
1anne, The Truth Wagon" by HAYDEN
talbot; The Return from Jerusalem. :,
with Arnold Day; "Whitc Masic.9 an
other piece done from Phillips novel:
Lydia Gilmore" forgotten thing o.
Henry Arthur Jones; The Trai OF the
lonesome Pine Eugene Walters dra-
'aat'zation OF the John Fox novel. and
otAers. les sad. sad list Three u
rhe pieces. The Grain of Dast. Just
% Get Married' and modest Suzanne"
exploded after twenty nights
There were one or two hits "OMcer
5e6.' with Wallace Eddiaser; oliver
Iwls:. wish Marie Doro in The name
part ana Nat Goodwin giving his nc
Morah!e performance AS Fagin. and
The Bird OF Paradise"
This niece. with Laurotte Taylor as
luana, had q FAIR run, and tsc same
can be said OF "4'he Tall<cr.e which
served TO introduco TO broadway a
Young actress BY the name of Pauline
Lord. Critics went so far as 70 say
that that there Lord girl might amount
to something some day.
It's Old stuff to say that Broadway
forseis out Broadway does forget.
Every season or SO. however. there
comes along some character in q play
that cannot be forgotten. Among
them aye:
Bill Jones in "Lightnin'."
Jimsie Smith in Paid in Full"
Jimmie Gilly in Bought and Paid
For"
Ageie lynch in "witnin the Law
Becky Warder in "The Truth"
Anton Won BarwiE in The Music
Master"
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26

Pathe viii release next week, wi,h
Eebe Daniels as leading woman
The Ordeal" Somerset Maugha.a.
ii15l story for the screen. has gone
INTO production. The cast includes
Agnes 'yres. a. star. and Conrs4
Nagel. Clarence Burton, Edward suth-
erlsnd. Adele Harrington aad Lloyd
Nhitlock
John Willard, author Of ~cas and
Canary, wrote tAc story for Eugene
q Br.en's picture, "Channing o. the
Northwest'
chsrles Christie has signed ~ oeorss
ato"art, Younger brother Of Anita, to
star in ncw Educational Comedies
c-arlotte Stevens, Chicago beauty con-
test winner, will play opposite him.
Tyrone Power has arr4vcd at tho
lAce stedio 20 begin work in "Fiadjno
l'o"e." john Ggeith Way viii dirscs'
Margaeri-e dc Ia Motto aud Llovd
1uGacs arc IN the cast.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
\cW Glenn siunicr Picture

me second Of nc Glenn Hunter
starring features has been started at
Ne Tu5tle-Wallcr studios. 1t is called
stage Door Johnnic.' As in The
cradle Buster" the new picture is =
qramat'e comedy. telling the story Ct
a tyo'cal American BOY. The ssorv and
erection viii again be in Tie hands OF
fsnE iutilc. Ffod Water will have
ena'se Ct the photography and teen.
Mcs' direction. Nr. lIuuter is still ca
me road with THE Intimate Stranger
nut al IS in readiness to shoot him
the moment ne sets foot in New yo,,.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Hcban in Person al State

George Beban in Tie Sign Of the
Rose as the ohoto9lay feature. AND in
person with the principal members Of
the cas- Of 'hc picture enactins part
Of the productions viii be part o. the
program at Loew's STATE Thcator the
week Of March g.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
SIS 10 60 OH the Screen

A new Kathleen Norris story is :, ho
screened It IS called sis" and the
ACTON picture rights have been p,,r-
onsssd by the Goldwyn company. The
'eory VIII appear scrialy in q mara
.,pe uoidwyn has already purchased
.urS, WI Norris's story, "The Happiest
Night Of Her Life"
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Correct Satire
In This Titie

DESPITE lis t-t.c. IL. play Il which
he made i's arst appearance IA Ns~
York lasted no weeks. It was called
Making Good but It didn't. It was
produced b. William \. Brady 4 IN,
Fulton Tnea.er vtt William Conr-
tenay and Dos Kc4r9 in ire leadins
roles. b. had . 'oager engage
ment with Ja-c Cow in ~Nithia tas
Law" Whes III Gilbert and suliivaa
operas were revived 7fta De Welt Hop
per am Other stars .a tse cast, VII
lard vas anforg rsem. After playing il
Very Good Eaai In left for Platts-
burg ani vas con'm iss.oned a. frs:
lieutenant p infantry.
Since his re.asn from france he has
appeared n Be.aseo's production O
The sou-Daashter and in q try-0a;
Tor A. II. Woods.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Something New in Pictures

y corporation calling Itself Visual
Symphony Productions is going to pro
duce pictures With music and story
synchronlzed. The stories are to be Of
musical masterpieces, and the first will
be Saint-Saens's Dance Of Death ;,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26

husband is sending his message to the
public and between us VIC have thought
CT some awfully original things And
now, ono more question. How many
pictures ycar do YOU think a star
should make
Just as many as a star can do good
work ia."
"Aai that lets lot of people out
fo'ever. doesn'. it,"
u. does. re .aordod Mr. Barthel
mess IN The tone which means you
said something's
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26

What actor during the past decade
or so has appeared on Broadway Win
the greatest consistency There are $
numbcr Of p'aye-s Who have had ths
habit Of jumping from oae good pToa1'-
tion into another. being among tA0s'
present season after season, and lea'-
ing the touring business to otAefs,
Richard Bennett might be mentlons'
in this connection. Bruce NcRao ."
certainly hsd his share Of BFoadv''
rams. ana thc same can be SAID Of Wa
lace Eddinscr.
But perhaps highest honors should .
70 certain member Of the theatres
profession who IS recognized as VIE
chel Smiths lavor.te actor. LIS ns'A'
is Goor-c spelvin. This player as Ia
as can be learned. has never been seer
in the flesh. but 10 season would ''
complete without his appearance ~
Broadway. Ills name. as YOU pfo0''!
know. is 10 be found on the program O.
every pa having Nj. smith As rs a.,
tho o. co-aasaor. dating baeN 70 INK
cid days Of The Only Soa" and "l0''
Among the Lions Spelvln was ne''
IN al MS obscurity during tie noas''
ran of "Ligh.nlm' and he's sht oS'.
again with "rhsnk You. cur1en' -
the Gaiety.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
vi llile the
u orld W ats

~And now for your message to your
solic. lou consider it wrong to turn
.a mereiless hight Of publicity on the
ot-on picture world. DO you not o.
"oh. absolutely, absolutclyl" agreed
h.ensrd b'itholy.
course They all do. And vou
.hat 'acre arc many impeccable
.eop.e m The world Of the drama and
pao1o-drana. and that it is no more
70 cou4emn al for the sins Of one
i.sa 1t is faii' to condemn al bank
residents because one Of them de-
QUITS or all ministers because one
toNes unworthy. Isn't that true -"
iruee words were newer spoken
ponded }ir r. athc'mess. ootbusias
ea'y
aAn4 You believe. cont you. that d
a.r On VINO really is pure in heart and
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26

So the playwright came 70 grips with
stage tradition and throttled il, Henry
Hull now presents inc Willard conccp-
ton of the stage hero at the National
When willard, who also acts in his
own play. started work on it nc planned
to turn it into a one-act thriller for
ono OF the Lambs Gambols. He dis
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26

cussed the theme with hisr.f. cane,
cred with her tao Ds7c5o,ory n f. .'-
and thca sSetch~d central ,ae,d..s
"N hy. that fno -con4 ae,o -
SAID to him. and h determined T. -. 80
orate his idra AID 7.rle Z fyi,.'..S..
play. But more q l6at late- -"
willard, who - San I'rsnci.scs, :.
Or the opinion that = would b,,. 80 .
lowed jo the footsteps o. HI, f,.s' ~.
and become a portra.s pslnte, - ~
earthquake had not com. alonp..s W. W.
deeply INTO lhe family fortaao. w..
he vas yoongster 10 The Csliso..:
city he frequouted the court. occ.....
ally, and a 7gitae7' in a viii Gaze cages.
lbs attention. sao was 4 tall ~.@s.
tigdf lippod neET-ss known ss w.,
Plea ant, v'fo 9a7 caretazer Of 49,.
md gate-0rtsa ate in The ci,~
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
BY fiarriettc Underhill

Nct since Richard Barthelmc.s WAS
rising young leading man plsyinc
hoy parts opposite Marguerite CLARK
snd Nazinova have vs. rcnlly ":ntc--
viewed h,rl. And that WAS long
nc ago
Here he has be:n At tns head of his
oNa con upsny tor whole season snd
not oaca has lie been corucrcd and
sss>d to sta.s that he thinks the mo-
:ion picture, have great future, but
lat the Industry is still in It's in
fancy, etc. And We concluded that il
7ss about time he gave message to
the world. OF course tho star Of In
splrstion Pictures ought to learn some
th.HS really worth Wine TO say, and
ve went 20 cur rendezvous. bccnlv live
. our own unwor:hiness.
Tho Guest OF
iol'able David
TIE dining room was crowded and
" tired 70 look unconscious Of the
'aet that cvcrv ono knew nc were
iarcning 9th 1olablc David. over in
the corner sat Mary Hay Bsrthclmess.
Richards wife, and it Was all just Ike
4 mosic plot and terribly exciting.
hadn't vc better ask her to Join
os just for tho looks of the thing
You know. You shouldn't care to have
TIC mcrclcss light of publicity thrown
or YOU row, should YOU"
Yes ! should; l think Il would be
great" answered the star of Inspra-
ton ricturcs enthusiastically
Well. tins isn't Hollywood but its
Nee York. and that's almost as bad.
80 Your blood be on your own head
Vow hero is your chance to give a
sorious iutorvicT. IF you have any
views oa any subject loose them now or
forcscr hold your peace"
II sec You wan. me to give a mes
sa2r to my public. Is that it ."
That's 1t exactly. But before YOU do
= tell Us who picked out the name for
,ear company? Inspiration Pictures
seands 50 snobbish. Don't say that
Icu did il ourself, for It's terrible
P nc.
"NcG." replied young Richard fcne-
"wc hope to live it down. If they
could boc Us in spite of il
You need 80 10 further. You have
ved 1T down. Perhaps you don't know
t'. but you're already called Tho Tol'-
sbie David Company or The Dicl. Bar
tseimess Pictures. With eyes like
taosc YOU can do no wrong in man
'sr Of speaking
While the
- orld Waits
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Then and Now IN the
Broadway Show Shop

Simon Lev N the Auctionesr'
Haij in "Kismet.
Daniel Voorhees, Pike in TINS Nan
rom Home
And XXI
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26

Helen FereasOn viii he seen oppo-
site David Butler in his new ricturc
according to Hoyle,' which Western
Pictures VIII coon release
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Shadows on the Screen

PMzma has engaged Prince Jean
Paleologue, formerly with Pal Art, as
director Of its art department. in
charge of paintings, posters. etc, for
reproduction in Prizma color. Mr..
faleolosue is Rumanian artiet fa-
nous for his potter worn. He IS an
authority ON European art. liters-
u'e and historical setting and has had
studios in London, Paris and Berlin.
Norma Tslmadge and her little sister
Constance have stopped of at New
York or .heir way from Hollywood -
Palm Besch. They VIII remain in the
metropolis long enough to see some O.
INC good play and call On old friends
ard tnen vii jouluey on to the Florida
resort. Miro. ra'madec Who is known
TO ali As pc. preceded her dauel.ers
TO >a7 folk ana VIII accompany ;aem
to Palia Beach
Naaam Tarnam is At vors again.
W Herbert Bremen directing. ,hs
started on . new picture last wca'.
called 'si'acAles of Cold j. is an
adaptation o. tionri Bernst,ins p!sr
Samson" whch William Gillette did
on tie stage. Nyrta Bonillss will be
the leading woman.
Word comes from Hollywood tha.
The shcik" is to have q sequel. T.,
VIII be made for Paramount. hv Georro
Neliord, and is called Burning Sand"
The story is by Arthur Wcigal.
Skinner may have another new dress
spi5. Tor Bryant Wsshburn is consjd-
eMng a reproduction Of the popular
s1ory which raised him to stardom
few seasons ago.
Helen Ferguson viii be seen on,o
site David Butler in his new rjctnro
"According to Hoyle," which weesorn
Pictures vii! coon release.
"On the Jump" is the name Of tho
re'ssued Harold Lloyd comedy which
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
In p
I)cr,c

"She .mpre ae so,D said NJ rr
lard, cha. when can. 20 Writ ers,
Cat and .he Canary T rscall.s 49,
easily and PIT se- fl. only IN -.
play she - voodoo woman, viii.
MaTamy Pleasant in San Fraaejs,o =,
far az know, vas a ossina,7 -.
grcss.'
After living abroad for TN. vn.
laDd returned 70 San francisco for y,
high school and college education .,F.
.ns part in amateur theatrical, vs.,.
ever there vas ~ opportunity. When
MS contemplated career as port,s;.
painter had to b. abandoned he TUNED
naturally to the sage and joined
touring English company wh.ch "a.
presenting Shakespeare aid cher clss.
sics.
This compsny had s1ca Ugh idsal.'
- remarked win 4 snsI!e. ".ha. i. gav.
Pcllcas and NoiIssude' and o.s,,
plays like it for tae co7purchers. !.
could hardly be called a slccez4.a
For Tine tie acto--7la51riga.
sought adventure in TonopaA. prospect
-ng for gold and .ry-ag lis iGcs q. ii.
wheel. Here ne se4easd his friend
ship With J4ck London. and net otae-
picturesque characters Of t1e Navada
gold boom day. Oh his return to Cali
fornla ne joined ar oaers company. AMI
later on went to Sa.. Lake C..y 70 pa
IN stock vita willard MacA.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26

ION the jump" is the name Of the
'e's'ued Harold Lloyd comedy which
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26

The feminine piay1ritiHS ffaIern's
has been pretty we'll represented '''
season. Many Of their pieces that aS's
been revealed have passed or. bu' s's'e
are nov on the boards at least -
plays in the writing Of nh'ch won'a" .
had hand These arc "The "n''
Peacoek.7 "prifsing.' re Bat, iH'
Mountain Man. "A Bil eff Divorce
mcn." and the show of Glsie Jsniss
NJ \. K. writes in to suggest thai .
she owned : Src&tway tceate' sss =
scorn the new plays and be quite org,
nal and revive a play. This play woa'N
be "Thc Fortune Hunter VITA '0's
Barrymore in his old role, with rian1
Bacon again as the druggist, and "''1
Lenore Uric, Margalo Gilmore o.
George ri. Cohan as members o. '''
supporting cast -.----4
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26

Pathe will release next week, W
Eebe Daniels as loading woman.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26

Skinner may have another new dress
spit. Tor Bryant Wsshburn is consid-
eMng reproduction Of the popular
story which raised him to stardom a
few seasons ago.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26

Word comes from Hollywood that
The Sheik" is to have sequel. 1t
viii be made for Paramount. hv Georro
Neliord' and is called Burning Sand
ne story IS by Arthur Wcigall.
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Attest DAN F. RYAN.
Secretary
GARDINER & BRASS. Atiornesss