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Broke" IKE. has been added to the cast
March 1s has been decided upon for
Wagon" at the Criterion Thester.
New York. This is the picture pro-
| duced for Paramount from Emerson
aiough's story by James Cruze. Nearly
5000 persons and 500 wagons and
the making of most of the outdoor
scenes in southern Utah.
| Theodore Kosloff had his vacation
rudely Interrupted in New York last
| week. Because of the earnest in
sistence of the management of the
pear there in the caye-man costume
ne wears in Adams Rib"
| Motion pictures are becoming equal
to course in geography. They cover
the world Some Of the new pictures
furnish examples of this. There i.
! The Covered Wagon which trav-
| souri, to Oregon and California; "The
| Tigers Claw laid in India; INV
American s.neTi an Wife" Gloria swanson'S
| THE Trail of the Lonesome Pine"
starring Mary Miles Minter, a south
ern mountain story. Pola Negr, In
hs hBelia Donna" .,r, with an Egyptian
|
starring Betty Compson, filmed in
! Hawaii. and SO on.
Under the direction of Craig Hutch
| lnson, formerly of the Mack Sennett
| forces. the Paul Gerson Pictures Cor
poration of San Francisco has just
| completed the third Of series OF
| comedy drama short subjects from
| the pen OF Peter B. Kyne. This series.
twelve in number, Of two reels each.
is TO be released one a month They
were adapted to the screen by Mr..
kyne from his "riberius Tinker
brings to the screen a new idea in
subtle comedy. and Mr.. Kyne vaxed
enthusiastic over them while viewing
the prints Of the first three pictures
dian, featured a season or 50 ago BY
the American Film Company, wa.
chosen by Mr.. Kyne to star in the
role OF "Tiberius Tinker" This serie.
will bear the trade name OF Peter r
Kyne Short Subject Features.
Constance Talmadge has again
demonstrated her right to the term
| "temperamental.'' From her recent
visit to Paris she returned with but
one new gown. Constance describes
it as lust irving to be sensible" and
my N.s preferenes for things
picture is to be "Dulcy."
French stories" says Richard Wal
ton Tuliy. who is producing Trilby,
or Ubiquitous. They are merely 'dif-
ferent. and to become popular here
often must undergo many changes
The average French producer OF Aims
Partisan viewpoint. which is not al
ways the picture ideas of the French
provinces. That Is the Fundamental
reason of the success Of American
Pat OMaIIey and Marjorie Daw Who
, played screen sweethearts" in The
Lying Truth" will again be seen to.
gether in "Wandering Daughters"
the James Young production.
"Penrod and SAM" Booth TarkinE
/ toms famous story OF American boy
life. is to he produced at the Holly
wood studios by Associated First Ma
tional Pictures. BY ARRANGEMENT with
E Warner Brothers, William Beaudine
: will direct.
While in New York and other states,
including Ohio. the censor boards
passed Charles ChapIin's The Pill
: grim" Pennsylvania saw fit to ban 1t
in it's entirety basina. it 10 said, Its
! verdict on it's objection to the use OF
z clerical garb.
: 1t is said that every story constd-
cred for a Norma Talmadge screen
production is read by Miss Taimadge
lection Of cast also receive her per-
! sonal attention, as do the hundred
and one other details connected with
the production Of a modern photo
play.
$ Grammercy Park and itS surround
ings will be reproduced In Hollywood
' for filming sands of Time" A regi-
r L. Nl @xv HAy Vr0v-
ished three big settings to make
E space for the two acres Of park with
. its tall buildings. brown stone fronts
and six streets for this setting Of the
= Frank Borzage picture. Asked why
. he did not send the company east to
film Grammercy Park, producer JAG
: obs explained that 1t necessitated
I eauipment on account of the consid-
: erable number of difficult double ex-
I. posures called for.
A poster Of herself on billboard
= in Paris is said to have led to the
:. engagement of Nine. Andre LaFay-
a cite by Richard Walton Tully for the
a name title in 'Tnlby." The young
French actress @ is the da sfanden1xh'e Ts Rirns
r Maurier wrote 'Trilby." Nine. La
! Fayette's name in private life -
de la Bigne.
al A team of racing dogs which Allen
3 Holubar recently used in his screen
r production, ISLANDER the Woman"
Q has been sold to an Idaho sportsman
8 for $3,760, which Is claimed to be the
D highest price ever paid for an eight
E idog team in the United States.
e Dinky Dean. famous for his impos-
e ling on Charlie Chaplin the role OF
"the man who gets slapped" has Just
recovered from an attack OF whooping
: icough.
John NJ. Stahrs next production for
First National release Is to be
Daughters of the Rich." a screen
4 adaptation of an original story. The
s production is to be a lavish one.
Dorothy Phillips has recovered from
g. temporary attack Of "snowblind-
ness suffered on location in the
mountains near Truckee, Calf. dur
0 ling the filming of ISLANDER the Wom-
e an" in which she is starred.
i Maj Briggs, attache of the British
4 embassy at Washington. D. c., ac-
e. companied by his charming bride
were visitors recently at the 'Wan-
dering Daughters" set in the United
= Studios, Hollywood, as the guests OF
d Director James Young.