Evening star., 1923-11-04

cause. Mr.. Schulberg, who is now in
New York. will take over Mr.. LIGHT
man 8 duties and until he returns.
In about a month, production will be
at standstill. The company now
has The virginian', and "Maytime"
tract include CASTOR Glass, Clara
Bow, Kenneth Harlan and Ethel
shannon, and the directors are Tom
Forman. Louis Cashier and Victor
Schertzinger.
"Cameo KIRBY Filmed.
Cameo Kirby" the dramatic ro-
nance Of the steamboat gambler days
on the Mississippi. has been filmed by
the william Fox Company. with John
>uii6ert as the star Dustin Farnum,
made smashing stage success Of
tnls play many years ago, and Mr..
Gilbert's handling of the character
part Is quite up to the stage tradition.
Mr. Gilbert. who has a growing fol-
iowing and is making better and
oetter characterizations of romantic
leads, will increase his popularity
with this picture. which goes out
early in November in 5000 feet. I
saw pre-view run OF the film, which
| is not only good drama. but a stirring
spectacle well staged and ably d.
. reoted by John Ford
Constance Talmadge's next release.
Ihe dangerous Maid" is entirely
different from her "Dulcy" The
Dangerous Maid Is a costume play.
a screen adaptation of Barbara Win
slow. Rebel" a successful novel Of
several years ago. The plot is laid In
England in the time of the abortive
rebellion of the Duke of Monmouth.
The film, which runs 1900 feet, is
spiendtdly cast and magnif1cently
lover looks too old for his part. but
Miss Talmadge is her. usual charming
self.
What Others are Doing.
William ]. Kelly. the stage actor.
has arrived here, after a long tour Of
Australian and New Zealand thea
ters. in Adam and Eva" He has
| purchased home in Hollywood and
! Is going into motion picture work
Edward Be1asco, brother of David
Belasco,. has organized the Belasco
Productions here and announces that
he has purchased and will film Wei
come, Stranger" Broadway comedy
Young. director of "Trilby," will di-
rect the productions.
Two of Herbert Rawlnson's forth
coming releases have been given new
titles The Noblest Roman" has been
changed to "A Million to Burn" and
"All for the Love of Glory" will be
| released as The Mystery Girl"
Hal Roach announces that he will
start work this month on four feature
| length productions in addition to his
will be THE Fighting Family" writ
ten by Mr.. Roach. He will direct il
himself
Lon CLANCY has signed with Lasky
for a leading part in THE Next Cor
/ ner," which Sam Wood is directing.
Louise Lovely, now on the Orpheun
vaudeville circuit, will return to
! hollywood and her screen career the
1st of January.
owen Moore will be one of the
| neurs Torment"
Madge Bellamy. Sid Chaplin and
Ford Sterling have been added to the
lnce cast for 1.-The Galloping Fish"
The famous italian villa which fig.
ured so largely in Stroheim's Foolish
Wives" three years ago. was pur.
posely burned to the ground at the
Universal lot to make THRILLING
scene for Hoot Gibson's comedy
Hook and Ladder"
Norma Talmadge has completed hel
Saharan film. Dust of Desire and
viii soon put on crinoline to begir
work on Secret" with Frank Bor.
cage directing. Eugene OBrien will
, be her leading man.
Ralph Lewis. after playing the title
part in THE Mail Man" may be seer
as professional base ball player in
the next p. A. Powers picture
Jane Novak has received an offer
| to make three pictures in London for
an English company. but will prob
ably remain in Hollywood.
Monte Banks has organized his own
producing company and will forsake
the two-reelers for feature length
films.
Barbara La Marr, now playing in
Thy Name Is Woman" under Fred
Niblo's direction, will next appear
as 1.-The Lady That's Known as Lou
in Services shooting of Dan Nc
Grew"
Anna @. Nilsson in Flowing Gold "
Clarence l. Brown, Universal di-
rector, with twenty technical men
and a cast Of seven people including