Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-19

Jean $. r.. Colhngswood-l m
sorry you have become impatient about
the answers to your questions. But L
must apologize to you and about two
hundred others. l m getting through
my mail as fast as can, but IL keeps
coming in faster than l can take care
or It. James kirkwood is at present
In Italy working on n film version of
born In Grand Rapids, Mich, and edu-
Gated there. He spent eighteen years
on the stage before going into pictures.
he Is six feet tall, weighs lSO pounds,
has sandy hair and blue eyes and when
he Is at home, lives at I25 Rodea ave-
nue., Beverly Hills, Los Angeles. Mil
ton Stills has just started work with
Dorothy Dalton in a photoplay called
The Cat That Walked Alone" He
was born in Chicago and educated there,
graduating from the University Of Chi
caco. He was on the stage for eight
years ant was leading man for Belasco,
the Shuberts, Brady and, Frohman. He
is six feet tall, weighs $50 pounds
and has light hair and gray eyes. His
homo address is 1920 Crescent Heights
Boulevard, Hollywood.
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xrIu ML VI az I;iTI euuIiTn eneS must nase,
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petsoneiy ,;i iie 10 my iaS
~, 70 SUu tiHe m ~ us PtISs, .t ,L9 mne5
you set tlhe " peg az Chese SLOWS.
eou tninN nouiu tahe aH sout
tmo iss sismsrins Inese 9ues'ions' saw
~" p ppeeu noe to"S n iheIe vas was staaio Who
=, e.Lwo0u s near 'aney @ 'STse: % .h! mhn!
- t ., ~ isn vpen msfe pI Tnerc
ever any picIurss T:t1 haue tnere rlease
pan' taffe "iiiiuHs picture
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lfeople on the stage usually get their
Jo0s penesins Tue managers OF STOCK
companies untll tney are given work
eitner us supes or IN tiny Dlts or some
Times Companies "nlch come mere ad-
verIse lor suPes OF the people go 10
New horh ana register with booking
agents or tney manage 70 meet some
one VINO can Introduce them to mana
gers. Ihere no set rule It's just
kind Of an edlcation, Ln6w actors
who can't talk decent English but who
are making good money on the stage
and screen. No; l never saw Earle
Williams personally. think his PLAYS
are all right. bur / wouldn't rave over
them, Where do I get time 10 see ali
these shows? Why, nv dear "Ma. ;"
I haven't another thing in the world
10 do. Life is lust one grand. sweet
song for me. l have no troubles no
responsibilities. no hard work and never
anything to do until tomorrow. Cinch,
I calls it! The studio at Betzwood is
Temporarily idle. George Rowlands has
Just finished making a big special pic
ture called ELI, Elp' ont there and
he is now busy cutting IT, There is n
chance that he may make another and
then, rumor says, the studios will re-
sumo activities with the production of
a series of historical and literary pic
= tures. Oh, yes; there have been O lot
% pictures made there. Just during
me as,l,s last couple OF years, all the "Toon'