Evening star., 1924-01-27
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to convey TO the class members as
poets of American life not encoun-
tered in the eastern cities.
Emphasis is laid on the fact that
Warnings Pennsylvanians, the novelty
orchestra that begins an engage
ment at Crandall's Metropolitan
Theater this afternoon, does not In
any sense supplant the regular or
Chestra conducted by Daniel Brees-
kin: but is an added attraction in an
/ individual turn that consumes about
twenty minutes. The regular Metro
politan Orchestra will as usual, ac-
company the pictured features, but
will omit the customary overture.
The Pennsylvanians Will appear to-
day at 3:1J, $50, 7:f0 and 800 pm
The atmosphere of q typical old
New England fishing village was Sc
cured for Louis L. Mayors Her Man"
by sending the Reginald Barker
Company to the Massachusetts coast
to film the exterior scenes of the pic
ture. Three months were spent in
the original locale of the story get
ting scenes along the shore and real
storm and sword fishing scenes some
900 miles out to sea.
Reginald Denny has taken off the
cast In which he has been confined
and started work under Harry A.
gers story. Love Insurance" the
title of which has been changed
to The Reckless Age" first big
jewel picture.
Another more or less cripple 10 re-
turn to Universal City is Norman
Kerry, who, though under a contract
to Universal. hasn't been on the lot
since he finished THE Acquittal. !"
During that picture he had a badly
damaged right hand. Now his left is
in sling. Kerry keeps himself in
condition by boxing, but unfortunate
ly he picked out an opponent whose
head was too tough for Kerry's left
hand. and a bad fracture was the re-
suit.
Alice Lake and Edwin ]. Brady
have. been chosen to support Herbert
Rawlinson in CLAY O. Calina" a
magazine story by Calvin johnson,
adapted to the screen by Raymond l..
Schrock. 1t will be directed by Jrv-
ing Cummings, who has just finished
Mary Philbin's first starring feature.
Fools Highway"
Laura La Plante's first starring
venture, Excitement" has not as yet
been launched by Universal, but her
second one will go into production
this week. The subject chosen is
hubert Footner's magazine story, "A
New Girl In Town" Its release title
will be THE Dangerous Blonde"
Universal has changed the title Of
Johnson McCulley's All Story maea-
zine romance of the days of '49 again.
1t has been referred to in the studio
as The Cocopah Kid" 1t will be re-
leased under the title, ride for Your
Life" Hoot Gibson is supported. as
he was in "The Ramblin' Kid" by
Laura La Plante.
"Wanted-A public school geogra.
ply of forty years ago"
This advertisement appeared In daily
newspapers all over the United States
for nearly three months without elic-
iting single response, according to
Irwin Willat, director of Zane Grey's
"The Heritage of the Desert" who
in the picture. He finally found one
in a secondhand bookstore in Los
Angeles.
Lloyd Hughes declares he is a regu-
lar Merton of the Movies" for, like
Harry Leon wilson's famous fictional
character, he quit clerking In a gro
Gerry store in order to break into the
movies. He got a part as extra" on
the very first day, and has been
soaring ever since.
Former American expeditionary
force soldiers of the 1st Division, now
stationed at Fort Schuyler, n. Y,
helped Sidney Olcott put on some of
the battle scenes for THE Humming
Bird
Edward Burns, leading man in "The
Humming Bird" 1t is claimed, got the
assignment largely because he was
able to look like what q newspaper
man ought 10 look Hka