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The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08
Dorothy Gish Has
Lead Role With
Dick Butheimess

Dorothy Glsh who II Appearing with
Richard BaIthelmess, the Young star,
In his latest picture Fury which
will follow the Bond Boy entered
motion pictures by curious coin
eldance which she relates as follows
My mother. my sister. Lillian. and
myself had played in stock ever since
WAS old enough 10 walk, she says
During the summer there was never
very much 90 do. and In order 10
economlz- We used 90 take an apart
ment in New York with another fam
lily which had also played in stock,
who were our flrm friends, This was
Mrs Smith and her three children.
Gladys. Lottle and Jack.
zone winter in Washington. We at
tended n motion picture show on.
afternoon when there was a matinee,
II was when pictures were first be-
coming popular, Suddenly there ap'
peared on the screen. our playmate
and housenate. Gladys Smith.
pretty as a picture. aud winsome and
sweet as we'll.
My mother concluded that when
We got back TO New York the first
thing We should do was TO look up the
Smiths and find out how 20 40 about
doing this work. Her inquiry led US
10 the Griffith studio.
We inquired for Gladys Smith, and
she came out and welcomed US. which
resulted in our FIRST engagements.
And who do sou think IL was?
Why, Mary Pickford. Of course. one
OF the warmest friends OF the Gish
family. whose real name is Gladys
Smith,
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08
Lillian Bound for Italy.

Charles II. Duel, president Of In
spirstion Pictures, announced that ne
rad entered into a contract with Miss
Lillian Gish for a series Of pictures
Under the terms of this contract Miss
GiEh sewers completely all relations
with her former employer, the ID. w.
Gr.ffith organization. Miss Gish will
be directed by Henry King. The first
picture will be THE White Sister," by
Marion Crawford, and will be made
in Italy. 1.-THE White Sister" was
played in this country for seven years
Ly Viola Allen.
Mr.. Duell also recently signed Miss
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08
Doug and Mary
Start Tour of
North America

What will probably develop into =
tour 81 North America j. about 10 Dc
undertaken by Mary riekford and
her husband. Douglas Fairbanks,
who isfl Los Angeles for New York
by way Of Canada September y,
This pair ~ cinema natahles VIII
remain in New York until after tho
presentation there 81 Fairbanks YER
sion OF Robin Hood, following which
they will so 10 Havana 10 spend
few DAYS in cuba, After this they
viii proceed "a Mexico city for At
least a week, and then return 10 Los
Angeles, either by boat or train, de-
pending on which is more convenient
Ia the Fairbanks party which en-
trained from Los Angeles for New
York were, besides the stars them
selves. Mrs Charlotte Piekford,
mother ~ Mary, Mr, aud Mrs John
Fairbanks, one maid. one valet and
about carload ~ trunks.
A days stopoycr viii be taken at
Lake Louise. which Will be the only
break in the trip The party ex'
poets to arrive In New York October
>. and 10 Start for cuba about No
ycmher ..
In New York they Will be Joined by
Clarence Erickson, assistant 10 John
Fairbanks; Robert Floroy, director OF
foreign publicity, and Mrs. Lolita
Woods. head Of the Fairbanks
scenario department. After the
broadway opening Of Robin Rood.
Erickson and Florey are scheduled TO
go to Europe where Erickson VIII
manage a years tour on the con
tlnent and the British isles OF Robin
Hood and Florey will direct the e1'
ploltation and publicity, Mrs. Woods
will accompany Doug and Mary and
the rest Of the party on the trip TO
Cuba and Mexico,
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08

one might 20 far and fail To find
more artistic type for Uncle Josh
In THE Old Homestead" than Theo'
dore Roberts. The Paramount pie
ture version Of the classic viii be
shown at the Rlalto theater for 10
days beginning next Thursday and
has u wonderful east. including be.
sides MIR, Roberts. Harrison Ford, T..
Roy Barnes. George Faweett. FRITZ
Ridgwny. Kathleen oConnor. james
Mason, and others.
Mr.. Roberts with his beard firing
Ing his under jaw. his bucollc cloth
ing and manner. his benevolence and
ability 10 portray such a role. makes
the character Of Uncle Josh stand out
delightfully."-.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08
Hazel Dawn at World.

The principal attraction at the
World theater this week will be De
rotion," with Hazel Dawn, the beau
tiful and talented stage and screen
star, In the principal role.
Miss Dawn enacts the role OF Ruth
Wayne, the daughter Of socially
ambitions mother who Is forever
angling for a rich husband for Ruth
and her younger sister. The sister
falls in line with the mothers plans
and weds a society waster for his
wealth, but Ruth sticks to her "old-
fashioned belief that a marriage
without love is sinful and is firm In
her decision to marry the man she
loves, although he is in moderate cir
cumstances. For a time it would
seem as IL Ruth's theory is wrong,
hut after chain of incidents which
involve the heroine and those near
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08
Ford i'm for Serious Roles.

HaffIson Ford, That delightful Juve.
nile OF so many Marguerite Clark and
Constance Talmage productions. is de.
sorting the younger set OF actors TO
take permanent place as tragedl.
an. Ford's first essay at Il more serI.
Gus role was his role OF the young
Spaniard in The Passion Flower"
This season his success was definite.
ly assured by his dramatic work as
the rejected lover in "Smilin'
Through"
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08
Children Critical Judges of
Pictures, States Producer
Youth and fheater Should BE Inseparable Says Mack
Sennett; Human Interest Needed Most in
Photoplays While Gorgeous Settings
and Light Plots Are Taboo
u, JOHN T.. kEs>fBIrk.

rHILDREN are the most critical judges of phooplays
l far as human interest il regarded
- So states Mack Sennett. producer, In interesting
article in Motion Picture News.
Further Mr. Sennett states with authority. there is a
dearth of suitable material that could boast of any
appeal for the Young mind-the children. This is not
meant inspiration to aspiring scenario writers.)
Children anda the heater ought to be inseparable,"
saws Mr. Sennett. However would not suggest limiting
the appeal in pictures entirely TO the comprehension of
YOUTH for that would reard and interfere with the thought
and creative genius of writer's and producers. But do
think fundamental values photopay to be successful
touch the depths of sincere simplicity and sound note
OF human interest which will find echo in every heart
both old andv
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08
An Actor Now.

In When Summer Comes" the
latest Mack Sennett comedy featuring
Billy Bevan and Mildred June. Beyan
made his last appearance In grotesque
and bizarre makeup. Hereafter the
admirers of this well known favorite
Sennett comedian VIII see him as Mr.
Sennett thinks he should appear
straight"
sennett says Billy. now 81 years OF
age, attractive ana an actor OF no
mean ability. should be allowed the
opportunity 10 become a matinee idol
Beware, Mr.. Barthelmess
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08

N his htsst screen tols RlehaFa
ssrthsimesa Is condemned 70 tie on
fhs salloss for a efims hs "a not
commit Thls situation IA revealed
n Tbs nana noy. tbs cinema at
lrsesian AZ fhe strand thsslFs tht,
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s'asss a kHiea - 10 arrested AL
shsFxsa wfth niHfslef IT, shlshf gHa
taHaF Il nensa - FaHIAiHs sitsat
ana - consequences i condemned IL
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The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08

and dear TO her in a mesh of UNI
fortunate situations. the skein is un-
tangled and the wife's devotion is re-
warded by happiness.
T.. X. Lincoln is leading man and
Violet Palmer Is seen as the money
mad sister. Renita Randolph,
Wedgewood Novel;. Bradley Barker
and others of prominence enact the
principal parts.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08
both old and young"

And Mr.. Ssnnett sass much
Isn't Il not 40 that with romance,
adventure aud comedy as the principal
elements in the story. that youth Is
served and old age pleased
II is true that no picture can at
tain popularity II Il offends the inner
senses Of decent people OF badly IN
nuences imaginative youth. That
was borne out prominently IN the pres
entation of Foolish Wives. through
out the country. It's popularity was
Inomentsry. II Il had any at all on
the other hand, "Snhlin' Through .
'trhe Eternal Flame "The Old Home
stead" which plays this week at the
Ttialto thentre and Thomas lnee's
forthcoming production, skin Deep"
are examples Of pictures thst embrace
a child's wishes, aspirations and faith.
Their popularity Will 90 on.
Incidentally. this weeks list of cl'
concentrations In Omaha should APP
peal strongly To young aud old, Hazel
Dawn takes the screen at the World In
Devotion human interest plot
Richard Barthelmess is the attraction
ut the Strand In The Bond Boy his
latest success, while I'm the Name of
the Law" promises good entertain
ment at the sun theatre
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08
Ince Feature al Moon.

The Cup OF Life" Thomas II.
Ince's latest production which will be
featured at the Moon theater this
week, is both a colorful romance OF
Singapore and the East Indies and a
tense, stirring drama which evolves
around the racial dividing line be
tween oriental and occidental.
From both an artistic and drama
tic standpoint, THE Cup of Life"
satisfies the most critical demands
OF three, it is difficult to decide which
is its outstanding feature, the excel
lent character portrayals of the all,
star cast which includes Hobart Bos-
worth, Madge Bellamy, Niles WEIGH
and Tully Marshall; the oriental SPLEEN
dor and beauty Of the settings and
costumes, or the powerful and grip
ping dramatic situations and sequen-
ces which command the interest OF
the spectator. ..
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08
Downtown Programs

strand Richard Barthclmess in
The Bond Boy"
Rialto-.i'oday. until Thursday,
kindred Of the Dust beginning
Thursday. "'rhe Old Homestead"
sun Am the Law"
Moon--"The cup of Life"
World -"Dryotiun.
Empress To-day until Thursday,
~ Stage Romance beginning
Thursday, There Are No Williams"
Muse-Today. THE cup Of Life" to.
morrow aud Tuesday, The Knife
Wednesday and Thursday, '"fhe Or,
deal" Friday and Saturday, Ruling
Passions.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08

happy ending OF a fascinating love
story is thus made possible.
Mary Thurman is TO be seen as
Richard Barthelmess' leading lady.
Others prominent in the cast are
Charles Hin Males, Ned Sparks. Law.
renee D'Orsay. Virginia Magee, Mary
Alden. Lucia Backus Seger and Thorn
as Mcclure.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08
Alice Brady at Muse.

THE Knife" which takes the
screen tomorrow and Tuesday at the
Muse theater, features Alice Brady
In sensational story OF heart inter.
est. The scenes are laid in a southern
town.
Thomas n. Ince's feature, "The
Cup of Life" is the feature attrsc.
ton at the Muse theater today. Ho-
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08
bart Bosworth and Msdge Bellamy

bart Bosworth and Madge Bellamy
are the stars.
THE ordeal offers Agnes Ayres
unusual opportunity to depict histri-
onIc ability. The picture plays next
Wednesday and Thursday at the Muse
theater and revolves about a whirl.
pool OF trouble stirred up by the
vicious will of dead husband.
Ruling Passions" starring Edwin
Arden and Julia Dean, is the feature
at the Muse next Friday and Satur.
dnv
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08
Errata.

Richard Dix, who has just finished
playing the title role in THE Chris.
tian," directed by Maurice Tourneur.
has collected some data on the wrong
impressions the public cherishes about
motion picture celebrities. He finds
many people think:N
That Ne!lan is marshal of an army.
That Rupert Hughes is the latest
fashion in colors.
That Guy Bates Post is branch of
the American Legion.
That Rex Beach is a summer resort.
That Alice Lake is swimming
pool.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08

ncTothy Gish, who at present is play
ing opposite Richard Barthelmess. 1t
is understood that che will play again
VIII h she will appear in a picture
with her sister
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08
Sh! Not a Word!

Chaplin IL still at work on that
motion picture.
II may be a comedy. That's all We
may tell the world.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08

Beryl Mercer, brought from New
York by Goldwyn to play>in Broken
Chains" and The Christian" made
one of her biggest stage hits In the
original New York production, in
April, 1917, OF Sir James NJ Barrie's
play, THE old Lady Shows Her
Medals"
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08
Bald.Headed Men Attention!

There IL said to be a hair raising
climax in Richard Barthelmess' forth
coming release, THE Bond Boy
New-York tribune., 1922-04-03

The Yankees made IA lot OF useful
They played "A good get-there game,
but with few ffills and not much en-
thusiasm. 1t was plugging game
they played. but 1t got results The
outburst Of two -baggers was due to
ground rule. The attendance reached
the overflow stage and ground rule
whs adopted. Anything hit ovor the
ropes was n wo-bagger.
Bunchcd hitg give the Yankees an
easy victory over the Texas Leaguers.
or Gianta, ns they cnll themselves. The
Yankees have been against Ginnts be
fore and aren't particularly abashed in
tho presence Of such creatures. Walter
Pipp made four Of the two baggcrs He
cracked them TO all fields. and but for
n strong wind would have lifted one
over the fence. Waltor battcd in two
runs.
Mitchell Shines in Field
The Yanks cawed TWO 1eft-handera
right yenomoualy and showed improve
ment in their batting. for which inn
provcmcnt they were overdue. Johnny
Scott. who is resting his arm. played
another real good gnme nt short He
made two stops back OF Baker. whose
present range to right and left for
battcd balls rs very narrow, and fol-
lowed with long throws to first in a
manner better than scott has shown
along the same lines thia spring.
Ruth singled and batted in two runs
In the first inning after Miller and
Skinner hnd hit safely. The Babe"
stole second and was out stealing third,
a feat attempted with only one out. so
Walter Pippn two bagger in that inn
ing was wasted effort Baker and Pipp
doubled In the fourth inning, Ward
singled. Dcyormer sacrificed and Shaw
key singled all airline hits. skinner,
Baker md Pipp teamed up with hits
and one run in the Nth.
Bob Shawkey pitched seven inning"
and went along at an even and effective
gait. iIc was hit in every inning but
one but he seldom allowed the frat
bhtter 10 get on bhac, he kept the hits
separated by outa and permitted but
one timely hit. wo-bagQcr in the
Bixth inning after Donohuc had singled
and Ward had made high throw on
Galloway, turned up two runs for the
late Marines. now Giants.
Shnwkey did we'll with IA curve which
he broke over the outside corner with
nice control. A telling point Of his
pitching wns his control. A raw and
digantroua wind didn't bother him any
One run wng made Off lin .Jolley. Tint
portly pnrty was gated for ii double
and single In the eighth inning.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-03
Brooklyn Tennis Club
Beats OOH Regiment

The Brooklyn Indoor Tennis Club de-
feated the 60th Regiment in tenn
match at tho formers courta at the
14th Regiment Armory, Brooklyn, yea
terday. The Brooklyn club won all ak
nlngle matches, but it's opponents won
two double matches with one un-
finished, making the score to 2.
William II. Ruxton was forced to no
three hard scts to defeat J. p Nikonow,
of the rcgimental team, tho scores
being 81, 81, 81.
The summarizes:
singies--A. l., brunenu defeated s. v
trubnns. 60. g.: Percy l.. kynanton
defeated Ralph j. Sommor. ia 81
Fred u. Powcra defeated Ralph DO Mott
-. 2-.~G B-3: r. TnlmnHe defeat, o,
Milton Sopcr g. 81; Jack Allen dc ,
teated ]. G. Bncko. g.. 81: william
u. Ituxton defeated j. +. Nihonow, %,
b~e-T. 81 -
Doublen~ soprr and somrner defeated
NuHton and TnlmnKe, G~-4. 90, 81:
Etub"na and DO Mott defeated Ralph E
roberts and Bruncis 60, 7.~-b Backln
and NIkonow. ealh. ana Dr. Damrau and
uninlshcd).
New-York tribune., 1922-04-03
Lee Meadows, ]. Ring and
Wilbur Hubbel; Main
Stays Of Pitching Staff

good ms it was last year, thourh that
IL not Dragging. Lebourvcnn, Williams
and Walker arc reasonably suro ground
covcrcrs who cnn hit something above
the 300 mark. Each Of tho three Ia a
Inst fellow who can take care Of himaelf
on the bnBcH. AS II spare outfloldcr
who is particularly eificacious npntnut
southpaw pitching.
Wilhelm hopes to get much out Of
the nixtcen pitchers no had in hia keep
ing Mt LeeBburg, Fla. lic will not be
able TO carry tho whole bcvy through
tho National League run, Of course.
Three vetcrans in particulnr, who nre
in the best seeming condition, nre ox-
pcctcd to carry the banner through
the early weeks, ut least. These nre
the bctpcctncled Lee Mcndowa. Jimmy
Ring and Wilbur lIubbcll There aro
II lot Of other ncnr-vcteranB and cubs
trying to catch on. Among the lot are
two old Ginnt friends, George Smith
and Jess Winters. In addition might
bs named IIuck Betts, Ken Scdgwcl.
George Morgan, Pete Bebnn, Stanley
Dnumgartner Phil Weincrt and Single
ton.
Manager Wilhem has catching
staff in Henline, PctOre and WithroW
that should pan up to tho average class
Of these decadent major League days
in bnckstopping Nothing to brag about
has he; something that will get by.
| Thhts all.
The best hope Of the phllics to get
out Of the rut is for some rival TO run
into lot Of tough luck, come crop
por and blow higher than Gilderoy's
celebrated kite. Otherwise the task
seems hopeless unlcsa Arthur Fletcher
is able to carry thrce-quartors Of the
infcld burden
New-York tribune., 1922-04-03
Brooklyn Team
Has Work Out
AT Fort Worth
Uncle Robbie Uses Up Flock
Of Players i'm Defeating
Texas Lcagucrs, 8 to o

| FORT WORTH, Tex, April o. Uncle
Wilbert Robinson and hia Flatbush clan
OF Robins ran roughshod over the local
Texas League club here this afternoon,
and when the slaughter ceased nfter
the regulation nino innings lone
stntistican who had kept the tally an
nounced that tho Brooklynites had won
| \ to O.
! 1t WAS tho bcst work out tho former
National League champions have had
| In ecvcrnl dnvs for utter pilino up n
safe load Uncle Wllbcrt withdrew mis-
first limo defense aud sent in IL numper r
Of recruits.
Al Mamaux undertook TO serve them
mp to the local talent during the fret
five innings and wae 40 successful that
only three hits were made by the Fort
Worth team. Clnronce Mitchell, spit
ball, left hand and all, relieved AL and
had little difficulty holding the PAN
therB anfe tho balance Of the Journey.
The Panthcrn offered one slim
Thomas for box duty, and the Robins
lost little time in making life macr~
nble for Slim. In the hrBt three inn
ings they gathered nine hits and five
| runs
Tho Brooklyn plnycrs left immc-
! dintely after the contest FOR Little
| Rock. where they viii resume their
series with the Yankees tomorrow
Afternoon The Robins and Ynnka will
stay together during the remainder of
the trimming seneon. Tho two team
will play AT Ebbcts Field next Satur-
day.
The grora.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-03

space in Madison Square Garden.
The Star Sporting Club, in Harlem.
will start the ball rolling this evening
with three twelve round scufflen. While
this disturbance ia going on In Harlem
the broadway Exhibition Association,
in Brooklyn, will offer Italian Joe Cans
and Tommy McAleer In the feature
event of an intcrcsting program. The
n match with Dave Rosenberg
Tomorrow night Charley Docsserack
will entertain at the Pioneer Athletic
Club, In East Twenty fourth street,
with an unusually attractive card, while
over at the Broad A. g., in Newark, the
interesting Louis Firpo, heavyweight
champion Of South America, viii mako
his second North American appearance,
when he tackles joe McCann, a more or
lens obscure heavy, who hns done most
of his battling in New Jerecy.
Jack Bernstein, sensational Yonkcrs
scrnpper, will meet Young Eddy, OF
Port Chester, for the junior light
weight cham pionship Of Wcstchester
rounds at the Columbus Sporting Club,
Yonkers. This fight tops bill in
which the most popular Of Westchcs-
tcr's ring favorites are featured. Bern
stein, IL no fights as he did u few weeks
ago, when he dccisivcly defeated Jimmy
Cooncy and Johnny Darcy, should ex-
pericnce no great difficulty In sup
pressing the Port Chester boy
The Commonwealth Club, in Harlem,
and tho Ring Sporting Club, in Brook
lyn, will hold the center Of the stage on
Saturday night. AT the latter club Joe
Lynch, fighting n hard campaign to re-
H.. .,l. q, i Il.
pionBhip, will meet the tough Harry
Martin in the main bout Of twelve
rounds. Johnny Murray and "Red Cap"
Wilson perform in the scmi-final over
the same distance.
lnasmuch M Lynch has been matched
with Johnny Buff, bantamYeight cham
pion Of the world, in a bout which will
mark the reopening Of Madison Square
Garden on May s, a defeat at the hands
Of Martin would be sad blow to his
preetige. BuY and Lynch are to 90
fifteen rounds.
Lynch's friends and even many nep
trail studentg Of the ring game have
expressed the belief that Joe win de-
feat Buff and regain his lost cham.
ponship laurels. Followers Of the cy-
clonic West Slider are particularly op-
timistic and declare that they expect
to see Lynch win by Knockout The
neutral element comedies him more
than an even chance to snatch the COW
eted crown from the jersey City
scrapper.
This, in the opinion Of the writer, is
somewhat far-fetched, in view of Bluffs
well wnown ability to "take it," and
his equally we'll known ability to hit
hard and often. Whichever way the
fight goes there are so many clamor-
GUS and exceedingly high class ban
tams operating just now that this divi-
sion will undoubtedly provide much
stirring competition this spring and
the title holder will find young ava
lanchs Of challenges hurting his way.