The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-08-10
MOYIELAND NOTES.


trot, THE Isle of Zorda" inspired by
the Pathe serial special feature of the
same title-is the favorite dance num-
Der on the Hotel Astor roof and at
many cabarets. Its vogue is following
the showing of the picture in ali the
large cities of the United States.
Mildren Davis. who plays opposite
Harold Lloyd in the famous LLOYD
comedies. descends from old Quaker
families on both sides, and, awning to
the fact, is the proud possessor of
quantities of the rarest linen and other
household treasures. greal aun,
who Travelled extensively in Europe
| left her rose point lace shawl valued
at $4,000, which, says Miss Davis she
will use for a wedding veil-if she
ever gets married.
Harold Lloyd and his staff can now
be comfortable when they are viewing
PUSHES of Lloyd productions, fir Grace
Marvin and assistants of the ward
robe department are making cushions
| for the wicked chairs which have been
added to the orchestra circle in the
projection room of the Hal E. Roach
Studios. The projection room has been
treated to much decoration, with hand
painted work on the walls and ceiling.
new lighting fixtures and new chairs.
while rugs have been ordered
Harley Walker, who, in addition to
writing titled for the Lloyd comedies.
performs the same service for every
comedy produced at the Roach studio,
spent an afternoon recently with DR..
Al Williams, in the Chapman Building,
Los Angeles. Not that their is any
thing physically wrong with Beanie"
but, inasumch as Lloyd plays a young
doctor in his newest work. Walker
wanted to give the titles tn proper at
mospher1. He promises a few sensa-
lions in the way of titles, when Doc
tors Orders" reaches teh market.
which will not be until late in the
year.
Paul Parrot is receiving much
praise for his work in Hal Roach com-
edies. ]. A. Howe has just finished a
timely comedy in which Parrot be-
comes involved with camels, radio,
and Arabs. Jim Davis has written the
story for the new Parrot picture, in
addition to directing it, in which the
characters will be the of the moon
sinner" type, although Davis guaran-
tees there will not be still in the en-
tire thousand feet.
Il live for my mother and my work"
says Marie Mosquini. The little come
dienne recently purchased a charming
Colonial home in Los Angeles and is
never so happy as when she is out in
the kitchen cooking a delectable meal
or making some piece of hand work,
or fussing with the chickens in the
back yard. Il am not cafe girl. I'm
just one of those old fashioned girls
that loves home" she often says.
Ruth Renick, who is playing leads
with the William Fox organization at
Hollywood, has left for New York for
a brief vacation. Miss Renick is play
ing an important role in Kentucky
Days"
Shirley Mason is to make picture
for Fox called THE Unexpected Wife"
Wallace Mcdonald, who plays an i'm
portant role in "A Fool There Was" is
to be her leading man.
William Russell has started work on
MIXED Faces" from the novel by Roy
Norton. Dave Keefe is directing and
Renee Adoree is his leading woman.
Harvey Clarke and Elizabeth Garri-
son will play character roles.
Shirley Mason. always at home in
the water, has turned expert. In re-
cent water carnival at Los Angeles the
Fox star won the hundred-yard swim
and the fancy diving contest
Renee Adoree, who in private life is
the wife of Tom Moore, is busy per-
son. Having made a hit in Monte
Cristo," she will appear in four VIII
liam Fox pictures nthe fall
Irene Rich, who plays the wife in
"A Fool There Was" has been selected
to play opposite Dustin Farnum in his
new Fox picture. Bernard Burning is
directing. The title has not been Sc
lected
Tom Mix has medal presented to
him by the Tennessee Legislature for
his work in cleaning up moonshiners,
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