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Evening star., 1923-04-01
BY HALLETT ABEND.
sp.eial Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
LOS ANGELES, March IS.
WHO are the sap-heads? demands
w Harry Carr. writer and dramatic
critic in the latest Los Angeles at
tack on filmdom. for the inanities OF
many Of the recent releases.
He points out that Cecil B. De Mile
has announced he will never again
read a submitted scenario. because
he has read ten thousand of them
and none of them has proved suitable
for production" Hereafter. unless a
script is sent at request, it will be
returned unopened, Carr says.
The writer continues:
The authors have furiously
plowed around in frenzied circles,
scratching up dust and feathers, but
not getting anywhere. Even the
novels purchased for the screen ap-
near as plays simply beneath con-
tempt"
He declares that I-asky's, in %n.
ding Bella Donna has rendered
rIdicuIous Pola Negri's first American
appearance and has imperiled her fu-
ture by making the leading character
incidentally have learned the rea-
son for this absurdity and why
George F'ttzmaurice and his wife
Ouida Bergere. who wrote the con-
tinually, have brought this structure
upon bella Donna"
Oficials of the Lasky organization
and actors who worked In the play
saw that Fftzmaurice and his wife
changed the Robert Hichens story
because they wanted Pola to play 8
"sympathetic" character. 1t would
not do, they felt, to nave her play g
There you have it-a conspicuous
instance Of the judgment of the max
ers of films and film stories. Was
Pola's box office value damaged BY
the part of Du Barry? Was She
lessened In public esteem by her real
istic Carmen?
To return to Carr and those whom
he terms the sapheads." The film
executives who earn that title, he
saws, ARE the supercilious half-wits
known generally as the New York
Office or the sales force" who have
the final arbitrament on film works
of art.
The Fox Film Corporation leads
the list this week in ambitious ex-
pansion plans. A s2,000,G00 studio Is
to be built this summer on a ZOO
acre site ten miles from downtown
Los Angeles. The present Fox studio
site of fifteen acres in Hollywood
was purchased six years ago fol-
offered s1,250,O for the land. which
is too valuable for a studio lot. On
the old site the company will build
business blocks and apartment houses
The production program at the Fox
lot is extensive. Jean Arthur. Ruth
Evening star., 1923-04-01
4 Screen Thrill.

IMAGINE yourself lifting a glass of
water to your lips and having it
shattered in your hand by a murder
ous-looking knife that seemingly
comes from nowhere.
Such a scene caused a gasping
thrill during the filming of Mr.
Billings Spends His Dime" starring
Walter HERS.
For the knife had to be thrown
and the glass had to be shattered
just as it reached HERS lips. Fur
thermore, the weapon had to be
thrown with force enough to cross
ten feet of space, else the hand of
the man who threw it would have
appeared in view of the camera eye
and would have Registered" on the
screen.
In trial, the knife barely missed
striking the stars eye. the hilt
careening against his cheek and
leaving a slight bruise. Although a
skilled knife thrower was employed
to hurl the weapon at HERS, he was
nervous for fully an hour after the
scene was taken.
Who can blame him?
Evening star., 1923-04-01
PALACE-Walter HERS in "Mr,
Billings Spends His Dime"

The Easter week attraction at
Loew's Palace Theater, beginning this
afternoon, will bring for the first time
20 washington the first starring nro-
auction for that jovial comedian wal
Ter HERS, who makes his stellar debut
at the Palace this afternoon in a roll
licking comedy of North America and
Latin America. Mr.. Hers will be sun
ported by Jacqueline Logan, last seen
In Java Head"
The comedy is AIN adaptation Of q
magazine story by Dana Burnet
The screen version was directed bv
wesley Ruggles. The cast Includes
George Fawcett, Robert McKim' Pa
tricia Palmer. Joseph Swickard and
mantically inclined haberdashery cIerk
who obtains possession of a lucky dime
and becomes embroiled in a conspiracy
American republic.
A new Christy comedy, Babies We'll
come: the Pathe News, Topics of the
Day and an orchestral overture will
complete the bill.
Evening star., 1923-04-01
COLUMBIA-"Where the Pave.
ment Ends

For Easter week, beginning this
afternoon, Loew's Columbia will offer
for the first time in Washington Rex
lngram's Where the Pavement
Ends" love tale Of tropic seas, in
which Mr.. Ingram offers a new con-
trlbution to his splendid gallery of
screen classics that includes 1.-THE
-Four Horsemen of the ApocaIypse. "
The Prisoner of Zenda," thrilling
Women" and others.
Where the Pavement Ends" has
been scenarized from an original
story by John Russell, with Alice
Terry and Ramon Navarro In stellar
roles. The cast includes Harry =.
Morey. Edward Connolly and John
George.
Where the Pavement Ends" draws
It's theme from the phrase: where
the pavement ends, there romance be-
gins" Mr. Russell, the author. con-
ceives that there are no pavements
In the South Seas, where the law is
laughed at and where jealousy re-
sorts to the knife. This locale of
his story.
The story revolves about the love
OF missionary's daughter. Added
short-length screen subjects and
musical features will be added at
fractions.
Evening star., 1923-04-01
LINCOLN-Carol Dempster il
Gone Exciting Night"

"One Exciting Night" thrilling
mystery play and D. w. Griffith pro-
duction will be the chief feature at
the Lincoln Theater the first four
days of this week, beginning this
afternoon. The plot may not be dis
ure of those who intend to see the
picture, but 1t is gripping and well
presented by a typical Griffith cast led
by Carol Dempster. Short films and
musical establishment by Louis N.
Brown will be added attractions.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday Mil
ton Sills will be seen in The For
gotten Law" with Mack Sennetts
two-reel farce, "Bow Wow." and Fri
day night a talent contest" Will be
reid. With $40 in cash prizes to be
awarded on the basis of the applause
of the audience.
Evening star., 1923-04-01
Chevy Chase.

Sunday and Monday, Charles Ray,
in The Tailor Made Man; Fun From
matinee Monday only, 2:30 to il pm,
second chapter The oregon Trail
Tuesday. Florence Eidor. In Con
quering the Woman; Christie com
edy, Neal Burns, in Ocean Swells.
and a Bray romance, The Goose ;
Wednesday, Rodolph Valentino, in
"All Night; Buster Keaton. in The
Haunted House" and international
News: Thursday, Alice Brady, in
Anna Ascends": Stan Laurel. in The
Egg" and International News; Fri
day. Booth Tarktngton's Clarence -
with Agnes Ayres. Wallace Reid and
May McAvoy: Jimmie Adams comedy,
Ouch" and third chapter The Ore
gon Trafl,' and Saturday, Lionel
Barrymore. In The Face in the Fog;
Neely Edwards, in The Godmother,'
and Urban's Movie Chats. Doors open
Saturday 2:30 pm.
Evening star., 1923-04-01
CRANDALL'S-Jack Holt
Making a Man"

Jack Holt in Making a Man" Para
mounts screen version of Peter b.
Kyne's story. "Humanizing Mr..
Winsby." will feature the Easter bill
at Crandalls Theater this afternoon
and continuing through Tuesday. with
Dan Mason in Pop Tuttle's Grass
Widow" Is the secondary attraction.
Making a Man" depicts the human
izing effect Of adversely on the char
acter of young Californian who had
achieved early successes by methods
that had left him with nothing but
enemies and ill-wishers.
Wednesday and the remainder Of
the week, will be shown for the first
time in Washington a Universal pro-
duction. Paid in Advance" in which
stellar roles are played by Priscilla
Dean, Lon CLANCY and Dorothy Phil
lips. The comedy will picture Johnny
Jones in a spook farce. For Rent.
Haunted" World events, other short
films. with pipe organ music. will be
added daily.
Evening star., 1923-04-01
Tunb7ed Into Mov;es.

THERE are various and sundry
ways of getting into the movies.
Sid Smith literally tumbled his way
in. Twelve years ago Smith was a
Tumbler in the Robinson circus. He
Travelled with the circus through
California and when he heard that
tumblers were used in motion pic
lures to do stunts and double for
stars he quit the circus business
and became a picture actor.
Smith has appeared in all kinds of
pictures during the last twelve years.
but most Of them have been COM
edies. Eight years ago he played
Ramon in THE Ne'er Do Well"
when 1t was made by selig. For the
in 1.-THE Hall Room Boys comedies
He was born in Faribault, MINI.
Evening star., 1923-04-01
Olympic.

Sunday, Jack Holt, Dorothy Dalton
and Mitchell Lewis, in "On the High
Seas; Larry Semon. in The Counter
Jumper" and Topics; matinee, pm. ;
Monday, Jack Holt, Dorothy Dalton
and Mitchell Lewis. In "On the High
Seas" and Larry Semon, in Counter
Jumper; Tuesday and Wednesday,
Elaine Hammerstein and Conway
Tearle, in "One Week of Love-;
Thursday, Bebe Daniels, in "Singed
Wings; Friday. Wallace Reid, In
Thirty Days; Mermaid comedy.
''Steeplechase and 'tSea Elephants"
and Saturday, THE Dangerous Age;
Paul Parrot, in THE Loose Tight
wad": matinee, William Desmond. in
Around the World in Eighteen
Days." No. z.
Evening star., 1923-04-01
Latest From HOLLYWOOD.

,Dwyer and Peggy Shaw, former show
girls. have been sent out from New
York for comedy leads. John Gals
wortnys Loyalties" has been pur-
chased. and William Anthony Mo
cures comedy. six Cylinder Love-"
These go into production in Nav.
Elmer Rice's "It Is the Law;
Hoodman Blind" BY Henry Arthur
no, Jones and Wilson Barrett; Booth
The Shadow of the East" by E. NJ
Hull. are other purchases Claiming
Pollocks The Fool" will he made
next fall.
Preferred Pictures. headed by r. P.
month for the next nine months
These features will be THE Broken
wing, April Showers" The Para
site site "Aristocracy," "Milady's Lips"
The White Man" "Mothers-in-I.aNw
the Poor"
The personal and romantic inter
ests Of the Hollywood film colony
.I.D ,iige peen cen centered upon Katherine
Mcdonald and Jack MerreIl, son of the
late millionaire packer Of Chicago
ana upon Virginia Brown Fare ana
H H Van Loan, scenario writer
Some weeks ago Miss McDonaidsg
contract with Mayer expired and was
not renewed. No announcement of
her engagement to Merrell was made
but gossip had it she would soon b..
married and would give up her screen
career. Now she announces both the
making and breaking of the engage
ment and ~ departure for Bermuda
or Hawai- or other distant island al.
Merrell. She may, after all, return
TO the hlm world, but she says she
wants to die an old maitland THIS
despite the fact that she has already
been married and divorced
Virginia Faire and Van Loan deny
the reports of their bethrothal. They
explain that Van Loan has not Sc
cured a divorce.
william Farnum's long contract
with Fox has expired and the star re-
fused TO renew it. Instead, he will
become an independent producer
Farnum has wearied of hard riding.
hard-fghting roles and will try eithefs
polite or romantic drama for time
Helen Daniels. daughter OF the
former Secretary of the Navy,
Josephus Daniels, appears in a bit in
Goldwyn's Red Lights" and may be-
come a professional screen actress.
Jerome storm and Estelle Taylor
have been signed by Lasky, the
former as a director and the latter 5
a star. Both will work in Children
of jazz"
C. Gardner Sullivan and Eve Unseli
are working on the continuity or
Long Live the King" for Jackie
Coogan.
Elsie Jane Wilson, wife Of Rupert
Julian, returns to film land as 4
director. She will supervise the max
ing of Baby Peggy pictures for Unir
versal.
Copyright, 1923, In United States and Great
Britain by North American Newspapei
Alliance. All riAAts reseEVed.l
Evening star., 1923-04-01
CRITERION-"The Drug Traffic.

A screen story is being shown at the
Criterion Theater this week on a sub
ject which has of late been much dis
cussed THE Drug Traffic is said to
be a strong dramatic story concerning
a young doctor who at the height of
his career takes to the use of the
needle" as a stimulant for nerves"
due to overwork In trying to keep pace
to satisfy the whims of selfish flancee.
Robert Walker Is the featured player.
with Gladys Brockwell and Barbara
Tennent in the cast.
Evening star., 1923-04-01
Elite.

Today and tomorrow, Marion Davis
in when Knighthood Was in
Flower" Tuesday, Mary Miles Min
ter in THE Cowboy and the Lady"
Wednesday, Catherine Macdonald in
"The Woman ConQuers." Thursday,
Carlyle Blackwell in Bulldog Drum
mond." Friday, Marion Davis in
The Young Diana" and Saturday
Elaine Hammerstein in "One Week
of Love-"
Evening star., 1923-04-01
NEXT WEEKS PHOT0PLAYS.

COLUMBIA-Pola Negri, in Bella
Donna"
METROPOLITAN - First Nationals
Mighty LAX d Rose"
RIALTO-Agnes Ayers, in Racing
Hearts
PALACE-Fannie Hurst's The Nth
Commandment"
CENTRAL,-Harry Carey, in Crash
in Thru; Mae Murray, in Jazz
mania"
GRAND DALL'S- Talmadge, in
The Isle of Conquest"
LINCOLN-Mae Murray, in Jazz
mania; George O'Hara, in Fight
ing Blood"
Evening star., 1923-04-01
York.

Sunday, Viola Dana. in "Crinoline
and Romance; Paul Parrott, in
"Bowled Over" and Lyman Howe's
Mrs. Hippo; Monday, Dustin Far
mum, in Three Who Paid" and Mr.
and Mrs. Carter De Haven. in Keep
EN- Home; Tuesday and Wednesday,
Betty Compson and Bert Lytell. In
kick In; Thursday, Dorothy Phil
lips and Kenneth Harlan, in THE
Worlds a Stage" and Sunshine COM
edy, Hello Pardner"; Friday, Buck
Jones. in West of Chicago" and
Lloyd Hamilton, in mo Luck" and
Saturday, Jack Holt, In Making a
Man." and Charlie Chaplin, In "A
DAVIS Pleasure
Evening star., 1923-04-01
Circle.

Today, Richard Talmadge in TAX
ing Chances; tomorrow tOpen 3
p.m.), VIII Rogers in "Ropin' FooF;
Larry Semon in County Jumper" our
gang comedy Young Sherlock
Holiness" Aesops Fables, Spider and
the Fly" Tuesday, Mae Marsh in
It'll We Meet Again" Wednesday,
Agnes Ayers in "A Daughter of
Luxury" Thursday and Friday,
Richard Barthelmess and Dorothy
Gish In Fury" Saturday. Mark
Twain's THE Prince and the Pauper"
Evening star., 1923-04-01
Apollo.
Sunday and Monday, {

Sunday and Monday. Gloria Swan
son and Antonio Moreno. in MY
American Wife," and Paul Parrott, in
"Bowled Over: Tuesday, Jack Holt
in Making a Man." and Mr. and Mrs
Carter De Haven, In Keep EN-
Home; Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Lloyd
in DIR Jack" and Saturday. Clara
Kimbau Young, in Enter Madame,
and Charlie Chaplin, in "a Days
Pleasure.
Evening star., 1923-04-01
American.

Sunday and Monday. Wanda Haw-
ley, in Burning Sands; Tuesday, Lon
CLANCY. in THE Blind Bargain;
Wednesday, Wesley Barry. in Rags
to Riches; Thursday, Wallace Reid,
in Thirty Days; Friday, The Queen
Of Sheba," and Saturday, IA Connec-
ticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court .
Evening star., 1923-04-01
Savoy.

Sunday. Monday and Tuesday. Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Lloyd, in "Dr. jack;
Wednesday and Thursday, Gloria
Swanson and Antonio Moreno, in
MY American Wife and Paul Par
rott, in "Bowled Over; Friday, Clara
Kimball Young, in Enter Madame"
and Charlie Chaplin. in "A Days
Pleasure" and Saturday, Viola Dana
in "Crinoline and Romance" and Our
Gang" in THE Big Show"
Evening star., 1923-04-01
Hotoplays This Week
AT THE pHoTopLAY HOUSES THIS WEEK.

METROPOLTAN-Jackie Coogan Daddy" Shown this after
RALTO-"Down to the Sea in Ships" Shown this
COLCMBlA-Rex Migrants Where the Pavement Ends"
this afternoon.
PALACEWalter HERS, in Mr Billings Spends Shown
this afternoon.
CENTR-"Can Woman Love Twice." Shown
CRANDALLSJack Holt, in Making Man" Shown this after
CRlTERION-"Ihe Drug Habit" Shown this afternoon.
lNCOLNCoorcd) D. w GrifIths One Exciting Shown
this afternoon.
Evening star., 1923-04-01
JD1he The PHOTOPLKY

ATE Hollywood dose information which if
longanding suspicion why of
- utilized lately manifested dpleasu
the mhandng OF their stories; also why mediocre
under Will Hays photopay day
growing better and better claimed that
pictures
employed given pictures
rather than
mate the behind the play has been destroy
ing the art and literary features OF the drama other words the last
to picture play with the back If this be
true the time has come to call halt Conmerc1asm is perhaps well
enough within legitimate undertakes
with the literature and OF people becomes unarraned mpu
dene and an outrage True plays and
lures but for has been mpudent
be today There will be the light of this who will be
p connect with the purpose oehnd the formation OF the gigantic
heater New York; who will likely
comedy and musical
and the only hep pitess publicity. This
OF
natural and the budding and bosomng bright
beautiful things, purhd
revived theater and photopay
IIOAAS National Pictures ncorpor-
aed have linked the former produee and the latter dis
rss % & Wh9 Fair M and Ih D oWn the later collaboration Of
staff Thomas H hce told with develop
Mt nee SURPRISES pubic
Soil a B %b OF M E b S d % @ % spos to It, i 9ontee S @ 6e
exceptional phoopy presented showing which
"sg" @ s59 % fesaiSE the @ 1y
bea"u ats its bsfats s"5 and sHs ss Fs SS'S OF
THE same board believes that James cruze in The Covered Wagon
done B7 HSe 5 b O" Of n PF5f4 Big @ @ % & to % ay M "d
OF the Ford Motor should
the the to
the o
edoWn when
the best things
to mention exceptional photop with this
TWENTY thousand dollars said been pen, filming
be hqrca prologue for Scars OF Jealousy exciting
unfamiliar hill people OF the old south This prologue said
the most authentic pictures presented OF the stirring
escape the prosecutions OF proAigae monarcha.
x
KTRklNOOD bee}
in Claiming Po!ock THE Fool" which
world
role The Living
the horrors the which by
Wallace Reid With
0nd Pearson Hobson OF Spanish fame declared
Dope and alcohol
Mrs Reds finn be OF the
Evening star., 1923-04-01
Empire.

Sunday and Monday, Tom Mix in
Romance Land" also Harold Lloyd
In "A Sammy Siberia" Tuesday. Ann
Little in "Chain Lightning" also
comedy, "Spooky Romance" We'd
nesday, "The Web of the Law" also
comedy, "The Godmother" Thurs
day, Marguerite Courtot in Outlaws
of the Sea-" also comedy, Friday the
18th" and Fox News. Friday, Mabel
Julienne Scott in THE Power of a
Lie" also comedy, Young King
Cole" Saturday, William Russell in
Mans Size," also comedy "One
Stormy Orphan"
Evening star., 1923-04-01
Avenue Grand,

Sunday. Monday and Tuesday, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Lloyd, in "Dr. jack; ;
Wednesday and Thursday, Gloria
Swanson and Antonio Moreno. in MY
American Wife," and Paul Parrott. in
pall Young, in Enter Madame" and
Charlie Chaplin, in "A Days Pleas
ure," and Saturday, Viola Dana, In
"Crinoline and Romance" and COM
edy. DOG Sense
Evening star., 1923-04-01
Home.

Sunday and Monday, Faire Binney
in What Fools Men Are" Tuesday.
1.-THE Ghost Patrol" Wednesday,
Norma TaImadge in Daughter of
Two Worlds" and Charlie Chaplin in
shoulder Arms" a revival. Thurs
day, Violet Hemfng in when the
Desert Calls" Friday, Dustin Far
mum in ''The Trail of the AK" Satur-
day, Harry Carey in THE Canyon of
Fools"
Evening star., 1923-04-01
Raphael.

Today and tomorrow, The
Strangers Banquet" Tuesday, THE
Cave Girl" Wednesday, Minnie"
Thursday, THE Galloping Kid" Fri
day. "A Daughter of Luxury" Satur-
day, Caught Bluffing," Dan Mason in
Pop Tuttle's Detective: eleventh
episode Around the World in Is
Days"
Evening star., 1923-04-01

Today. Harry Carey in Canyon of
the Fools" Tomorrow. Free Air"
Tuesday, Big Boy Williams in The
Cowboy King" Wednesday, Dorothy
Dalton and Jack Holt in "On the
High Seas" Thursday, Bebe Daniels
and Conrad Nageal in "Singed
Wings" Friday, Alice Lake in The
Infamous Miss Revelle," and Harold
Lloyd comedy. Saturday, feature and
comedy program. also Pearl White in
"Plunder."
Evening star., 1923-04-01
Dumbarton.

Today, 1.-THE Bishop of the Ozarks."
Tomorrow, Shirley Mason in Shirley
of the Circus" Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Richard Barthelmess in Fury"
Thursday and Friday Marie Provost
in Beautiful and Damned" Satur-
day, Tom Mix in Romance Land"
Evening star., 1923-04-01
CENTRAL-Ethel Clayton in "Can
a Woman Love Twice"

Ethel Clayton and Charlie Chaplin
will be the screen stars at CrandaIPs s
Central Theater, beginning this after
noon, continuing through Wednesday.
Miss Clayton will be seen for the
first time in Washington In Can a
Woman Love Twice drama of
Evening star., 1923-04-01
Princess.

Today, tomorrow and Tuesday.
Marshall Neilan's 1.-THE Strangers Ban
quet." Wednesday, Hazel Dawn in De-
votion." Thursday. Marshall Neilan's
Bits of Life" Friday and Saturday,
Norma Talmadge in "The Voice
From the Minaret"
Evening star., 1923-04-01
,Favorite.

Today, THE Beautiful and
Damned" Monday. "Pawtucket 210"
Tuesday, "Rich Mems Wives" We'd
nesday, Eyes of Youth" Thursday,
THE New Moon" Friday. Thirty
Days" and comedy. Pardon My
Glove" Saturday, 1.-THE Cowboy and
the Lady; comedy, Wanted a Story"
and eleventh episode of Around the
World in 18 Days"
Evening star., 1923-04-01

the usual program of subsidiary fea.
lures viii be CuTtaiIed
Director George Wild and his or.
chestra viii accompany all afternoon
and night showings.
Evening star., 1923-04-01
Liberty.

Sunday, ''The Beautiful and
Damned; Monday, For Better, for
Worse: Tuesday. Agnes Ayers, in "a
Daughter of Luxury"s Wednesday,
Evening star., 1923-04-01
New.

Richard Barthelmess and Dorothy
Gish, in Fury"
Evening star., 1923-04-01

William Russell has begun on
Alias. the Night Wind" Maude
Wayne is the leading woman
Evening star., 1923-04-01

William Farnum is working on a
new picture, The Gun Fighter"
with Doris May as leading lady and
l.. G. ShumWay as the heavy.
Evening star., 1923-04-01

Shirley Mason has begun work on
a new production, under title. Bal
ance Due"
Evening star., 1923-04-01

John Gilbert is completing work
IN his new picture, "The Madness
of Youth" with Billie Dove opposite
him. 1t was previously called Red
Darkness"
Evening star., 1923-04-01
Filmograms

NATIVES of the South Ssa Islands
are to be put into motion pic
lures by the man who introduced
the Eskimos to films in "Nanook of
the North" Robert j. Flaherty, fell
low of the Royal Geographical So
ciety Of England, who will sail this
month at the head of an expedition
to Savaii, westernmost OF the Samoan
group Of islands in the South Pacific.
Evening star., 1923-04-01

Tom Mix will soon be seen in "3
Jumps Ahead" with Alma Bennett
as his leading lady. Tom is now
working on The Journey of Death"
a thriller of a new type
Evening star., 1923-04-01

Leatrice Joy and owen Moore are
TO appear together in screen YER
sion of Macmillan Fosters story,
The Silent Partner" II is to be a
special production, directed by
Charles Maigne. The adaptation for
the screen has been made by Sada
NJ. CoWan.
Evening star., 1923-04-01

information,
g-standng o
- utilized for production have lately manifested dipeasure
Evening star., 1923-04-01

Jerome Storm. who directed most
of Charles Rays successful pictures
gagged M to direct "Chtldrcn Of Jazz"
for Paramount The production will
be made at the Lasky studio and
among those who viii have leading
roles are Theodore Kosloff Estelle
Taylor. Eileen Percy, Ricardo Cortez
and Robert Cain.
Evening star., 1923-04-01

Gene sarazen, the golf champion.
has begun the first of a series of
seven one-reel golf pictures, under
the direction of Herman Raymore
and James Doris. They will be
known as Golf Series" with Gene
Sarazen.
After q long delay, due TO the III
Evening star., 1923-04-01

Mighty LAX a Rose will reveae
new star of the screen in Miss Dor
othy Mackail, an actress who is said
to possess a charm akin to that OF
Lillian Gtsh dramatic forcefulness
not unlike that OF Mae Marsh at her
best and a blond beauty that vaguely
recalls Olive Thomas
Evening star., 1923-04-01

Maurice Costello, the first male
movie star when two -reelers were
feature pictures. is playing a villain
in Dorothy Dalton's picture. Fog
Bound" which Irwin Willat is direct
ing al the Long Island studio.