Evening star., 1923-09-30
BY HALLET ABEND.


bow to screenland via a film version
of when a Mans Man." which will
be released in November by Principal
Pictures.
This western has all the usual Har-
old Bell Wright favor. even to the
preaching, but it is nevertheless
swift moving photoplay and Will
probably delight great numbers OF
people who do not care for MT
wright's books. John Bowers ana
Marguerite de Lamotte have the lead
ing parts and George Hackathorne'
who made a memorable thing of the
part of the hunchback in "Merry-Go-
Round" again scores heavily.
"The Heart of Boston Biackie' Is
the most recent Aim ! have seen run
in the projection room at UNIVERSAL
Citv. In this owen Gorine, matinee
idol of the German and French nlhns,
is given his first important part IN an
American made picture. MT. Gorine -
unusually good-looking; MS eyes nsss s,ss
the same depth and luster as the EYES
of Navarro. He can act too, though ne
is still little awkward: But ne WI, a.,
have to learn to dress. His clothes IN
this stirring and very accep'"oie
crook drama were terrlple'
aMfles stnndish" stirring.
Charles Rays "Courtsnip VI .S
Standish'' is another of the big torlh.
coming releases, which 1t has beeh my
nriviIese to see--and l use the Woru
.'nriyilsre" adyisedly. This new Ray
picture has not the pathos nor the ap.
peal that made the star FAMOUS tns im same
f.irI 7 Loved" but II has the SAM
stirrins epic quality that has snaoe d
,,,ash;1s success Of 1.-THE Covered
Wagon" ,,osou,er and
lori m
the landing of the rlisl',lts Fig ths snccess
Of the colony Just as in "Ine osVereu os
wagon 1t was the fate OF the ca a hsid
rather than the love aralr that ILL M
the interest and furnlsheiu nf Miles
Pictorily "The Courtship OF MA m
s+andish,, is superb and II is staseu
with that taste and spienoor anu al " of
torical accuracy whlcn maj a. NOT
Charles Rays productions, ~ nroducl
tbe emotional and dramatic piou ',t II
ton that "a Girl Loved, was pus IL
his great momehts' od tho Famous
peter B. Kyne has sued ing rnn u
Players -Lasky Company loi c@ntract a
cna. sIov to he called THE Llght 10
faaward' and that 1t was pnd :"
Ind produced as "Homeward sa boua't r.
Not only does he charge as Rover
his story but also says ne wa"
paid for it,
studio for Catalina. :,
-,;. william Wrigley's island
"a aiyhteen miles Off the coes
Ire will probably be the Sl'e he
costlv motion picture S.u This stu-
Iii bv eastern capitalists. in,s oduc-
dio will not max MAKE srsce az. to hollywood
~ cnIyer City producers Who 49, W
,,iater stuff, island and 6eacn shing
W.rv carr, who, since ner s'a sue haan
,.,,ncass in "Over the HILL a-S nas In
one ztia of the inoSf is the invest recruit in
the Hollywood film colUhff f.r work in
las heretofore done an t,iSSt me- ago
the eastern her first trip to the Pacihc
sne man and is now working uHher .hr
GenTge CoaS NJ. Stahl in grandtnodi rodmc-
,,art in the Louis B. MAYER y
zion. .'Why Men Leave iipd that |
,,,d h never make my home e.s Gser
pare Mpare than in New York, Mrs. ,,aat
said to me last evenihs' HOLLY
her at, a dinner-dance a. nricing
nei hotaI "but am ALREADY Pi Sr.3
wood note1mr reason | favored New
acI ,os because l was mlsinIo lieu
1. HoIIvwood and Los Anse
a., main ambitionlin llfe, you Ave-
Is to rear my six -cnildrvn s,omen' Until
and successful men and woind woLHd that
a,',od anu here L have imaSineu tnal .a
w york offered them sra in
Nertrn;fies than could pc loul9 nv ~
the west, but now u nave
mind" ~, ..rrn to the east
soon as she finishes WORK III I'D
Sf.hi nicture. She is aireaoS er So-
TO begin work on Ie IeIa,d studio.
,.ember / in a Long lsiatu fomoiIv
1t o1an now is to bring ner ialnias
tiei IpIivwood during the CnrlstinaaS aS
scbooI vacation. Mrs. carr Soun
children ranging troth ,s, the old
~ ten years of aga From tne are
10 '. he Youngest their names ar
Iwa,lo John, stephen. IhoriaS' tiI
ar,t La1,.e, and MAY Beth. Each of the cmti, %
dren has acted in pictures. ,oodr;ddan oolir;;
Isl Is nov ;n The Go-Getter," and stephen,
wearine a blond wig, has the e, ip.tie
~ No rion Davies brother IN hi''ie
Old New York
Actresses Dance In Costume
These Thursday evening hoteI oin d
nar-dances are interesting aralrs anu
naar ner ~ the" guests would make
a sizeable Who's Who In the MOVIES,
as we'll as a fairly comprehensiole
directory of the people who want TO
be somebody in filmland. one Gui tpaf
many of the actresses dress In cnar
acter, Mrs. Carr, for instance, was
the typical screen mother Her mar
was severely but becomingly dressea si
and she wore a simple gown OF soft
black silk, trimmed with Whlte race.
From this type costume the clotnes
ran the entire gamut OF screen cnar-
acterizations to that or Nlta Ma,ur, t,,r .a
from New York, created a sensation
nv appearing in a typical vamp get
up. She wore no stockings, OF course,
and had tightly wound around a,,diiv her
embroidered. Her black hair, slick
and oily looking. was done up In
bizarre knobs. and her earrings, also
knobs, .were bright red and the size
. xt,o1puts Even her facial make
up suggested the Theda Bara of the
Bob Horner. the Iegless director.
went down to Tia Juana, Mexico. ana
was married to, the sweetheart OF his
boyhood, Miss Frieda Bohn of Chi
cago. -
ing The Phantom Of the e opera pstasnf and
Helen Chadwick has announced that
when her present contract with Cold
wyn expires she will retire from the
screen and open real estate once
in Hollywood.
Ramon and Barbara Co-stars.
Ramon Navarro and Barbara La Marr
will be co-starred in "The Name Is
woman" which Fred Niblo will direct
~. Tom Moore has been signed for the
leading part in of ths R ResePs Yepson 0t
Hobart Bosworth will play a charac-
ter part in ''The Man Whom Life Pass
The story of California when this
duced by ]. G. Mayer under the title of
"Dons Of Old Pueblo" The production,
which will be in ten reels, will cost
s35o,s00 and will be handled as road
show.
mount I'm Heritage Of the Desert
Ethel shannon. who has just COM