Evening star., 1922-05-28
FILMOGRAMS

CONSTANCE TALMADGE's next
~ picture wilItbe EAST is West"
She is not going to the orient for ex-
teriors. though some camera shots"
will. be taken in the far east for use
as local color. Frances Marion is
adapting the play for the screen.
Richard Headrick, a remarkable lit
tie actor, will make his next appear
ance in white Shoulders with Kath-
crime Macdonald. He has Just ceie-
brated his fifth birthday anniversary.
OF fifty-two (one-reel) pictures bring
ing the Bible land to the screen.
These single-reel features are dis
tributed BY the Geographic Film Com
pany.
THE Silent Voice" will be George
Arliss' next starring vehicle.
Fools First" is Marshall Neilan's
latest \ production. An interesting
feature Of the picture is that most OF
the interiors were staged in original
settings in San Francisco and Los
Angeles.
Louise Huff. leading woman in THE
Seventh Day., played the ingenue role
posite George Arliss. She was born
in the south. is married and has two
children.
The honorary degree of master of
arts. it is said, will be conferred on
Cecil B. DE Mile by his alma mater.
the Pennsylvania Military College.
Chester, Pa, in June. The degree was
awarded by the trustees "in recogni-
ton of the producers distinguished
services in the field of dramatic art
dent Charles G. Hyatt.
No heights are too dizzy for Mack
Sennett bathing beauty to Climb.
Mary Thurman, who began her mo-
the famous. bevy who mind the in
junction mot to go near the water
has proved this by announcing she
will enter vaudeville. Not that Mary
intends to forsake the silver sheet.
Far from it. But in between times
she is rehearsing a one-act skit to
be produced by the Keith interests.
Final scenes of Don't Weaken" in
which Irene Castle is starred. were
completed last week under the super
vision of Director Alan Crosland.
| Charles X. Harris, the song writer,
especially for Mrs. Castle. 1t is de-
,scribed as human interest drama.
Clara Beranger. author of scenarios
for William DE Miles productions, has
gone to Hollywood to work on the
adaptation Of Clarence" the play by
Booth Tarkinton which is to be Mr.. De
Miles next picture. The cast will in
clude Wallace Reid. Agnes Ayres, May
McAvoy and. Kathiyn Williams.
To make costumes for e25 disem-
bodied Spirits from over half a mile
of sifkaline yard wide was the. job
ky studio had passed to it for 'Bor-
derland." Agnes Ayres' new Para
mount picture directed by Paul Pow
ell. scene in the picture. it is said.
the whimsicality of The Return of
Peter Grim wherein the shadows of
the departed are shown in some phase
or other of their existence
Wallace Reid recently dislocated a
! vertebra in the course of a scene in
William De Miles Paramount picture.
it is said. when Reid attempted to
move a deeply rooted boulder as part
OF the action in scene with Bebe
Daniels; The boulder refused to
quired the services Of a masseur and
doctor and several days rest to get
Reid in condition to finish the pic
ture. -,
The Irene Castle Club. organized a
year ago by Miss Mary Dandre of
| New York city, will hold its annual
meeting this week at the home of the
founder and president. The organiza-
tion is publishing a souvenir booklet
showing scenes from some of Mrs.
Castles recent pictures.
slope" the fourth picture Of the
series Of two-reel Triart master
pieces, is completed and release
date will be announced within the
near future. The picture is based on
the immortal painting Of The same
name by Watts.
The pendulum in literature about
motion pictures is said to be swing
ing back. The positive side of the
industry is now being given atten-
ton by writers. to the exclusion of
the negative side that has been ex-
plotted SO freely. The newest story
is "A Girl of the Films a tale of
life in the movies, by Rob Wagner.
painter and writer. which will ap-
pear in a popular magazine in July
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