Evening star., 1922-09-03

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II elmo Lincoln made q daily habit
OF such work As he did as . black
smith in Quincy Adams Sawyer" he
would soon be q lightweight. In
three days he toiied before the forge
he lost twelve pounds in weight
John Bowers. who is enactinr the
ntie role in Quincy Adams Sawyer"
won the annual Commodore Yacht
Club race in the Newport harbor re-
Gently. In his yawl Uncas he bested
the fastest sailing crafts in southern
iGaiifornia can. water by a margin of more
than four minutes. Several years ago
he made the trip from New York to
San Francisco in the Uncas.
Hank Mann Ia the latest addition
to the cast in Quincy Adams Saw
yer"
King Vidor has completed prepars-
tions for the filming Of Peg o. My
Heart which he will direct. with
Laurette Taylor in the stellar role.
/ Joseph Bowling. famous for his por-
trayal Of the title role iP The Mira
Gle Man" has been selected to play
the Hon. Nathaniel Sawyer. in
] Quincy Adams Sawyer
| Gale Henry has also been signed.
William Conklin. who plays one Of
the chief roles in The Lonely Road"
In which Katherine Mcdonald is
| starred, is accounted the best golfer
OF the Los Angeles screen colony.
Victor l.. Schertzinger. who is di-
| recting The Lonely Road" is a gifted
BE Careful. Dearie." musical COM
edy. written in collaboration with
| Aaron Hoffman.
| Wesley Barry recently celebrated
his fifteenth birthday.
Marie Provost will play Gloria Gill
! pert in The Beautiful and Damned
| Rodolph Valentino has role
which exactly suits his unique per-
sonality. in "A Rogue's Romance"
valentino is seen as an Apache who
haunts the dens and dance halls OF
the Montmartre district.
Lucille Carlisle makes such a real
isuc Spanish senorita in the new
Larry Semon comedy of border rum
runners that a Mexican extra began
to address her In rapid and fluent
Spanish
! Rowing Thomas" presents an ad-
T! mira Bile solution of the travelogue
problem. Monotony is avoided by the
introduction of an adventurous cat
that suffers from wanderlust. Thomas
goes a-roving in New York city,
starting at Columbia University and
gradually working down town until
he hits Wall street and the lower
/ East Side.
| Sidney Aigier. assistant to John NJ.
STAN during the filming Of THE Dan
gerous Age, estimates that when the
\ picture is shown on the screen its
| auditors viii view no less than $4,000
men. women and children in the Diff
| AS a rule the oru,uary man is con-
tent with three suits OF clothes, but
IN The Dangerous Age" the John N.
Stahl production for Louis B. Mayer,
Lewis Stone wears eleven different
suits. ranging from his golf outf,t to
the most formal evening clothes
In addition to the usual equipmen,
at the Louis B. Mayer studios, Mr..
Mayer, who is an ardent a6mtrer OF
| mowers, has his private flower gar
dens on the rear of the lot. Many
~nurtured in the Mayer hothouses.
Four transcontinental trains, fur
| nished by the Southern Pacific rail-
road. were used at different times In
the making of The Dangerous Age"
| Albertina Rasch. well known to the
! american. public as a dancer. will
screen. according to word recently
received from Europe. She has or
ganized her own producing company
in Vienna.
| Vitagraph is working out the de-
| tails of Z massive spectacle. to be
released early this fall. based on the
famous Ninety and Nine" The big
In,
ing Of a train through miles Of for
est fire. The story is taken from
/, Ramsay Morris famous play.
"Au principals. except girls father,
| must be good riders" is a significant
line in the script Of when Danger
! Smiles"
Earle williams is entered in the
! California state golf tournament. to
| be held on the Del Monte course, near
: San Francisco.
! Larry Semon has completed his lat
/ est comedy. dealing with moonshine
| on the Mexican border.
| Alice Calhoun has been resting
! since completing Little wildcat
I Since the production has been an
| nounced each mail brings presents
of kittens from admiring friends.
! In Sweden, where the sun rises be-
tween l and 3 o'clock in the morn
| ing, the director and his stan and
| players must be up night after night
F.! just when morning Is beginning to
break, but before the sun has shown
| itself in the east. in order to get the
; proper photoplay effects. The result
! however, is well worth the effort. as
! is shown, for instance, In such scenes
! as that one in the big Swedish pro-
! duction Of Mortal Clay"
| Jenny Hasselquist. who portrays the
I; leading roles in Self Defense" and
| Mortal Clay" is premier danseuse
! of the Royal Opera. Stockholm. and
| to the girl struggling for fame and
| Learn to dance. 1t will teach you
the art Of pantomimic expression"
| Italy's most famous theater. the
! Teatro Delle Scala, in Milan, and
| the plaza facing the playhouse. were
reproduced on the huge stages Of the
Carson studios. in Hollywood. for -an
, episode. in Enter Madame" the new
| est Clara Kimball Young picture.
| All the camera work has been COM
\ pleted on Jack Pickford's 'Garrison's
4 Finish"
| After fourteen weeks of continuous
/! work, Mary Pickford has completed
her new version Of Tess of the Storm
Country" the famous Grace Miller
| White story, which constituted one
| If Miss Pickford's earliest triumphs.
| In describing the impressive con-
struction work which marks the spec
| tacuiar twelfth century atmosphere
prepared for Douglas Fairbanks in
robin Hood" writer in the Scien-