Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-17
Filmograns.

When the late Wallace Reid's
,hotoplay career ended. it seemed that
Byron Morgan's career as a photo
playwright also had ended, for after
Reids death. no more stories ap-
peared from the pen of the man who
wrote The Roaring Road" What's
Your Hurry? and other big Reid hits.
Morgan. however. has gone steadily
on and now a new Morgan story
turns up In FLAMING Barriers"
Every first lady of the state-and
that means forty-eight-is said to
have evinced interest in the William
Fox special, 'The Governors Lady,"
adapted from David Belasco's stage
deals with the political problems of
: man who has risen from a common
laborer to governor, and picturizeS his
yvife's position during this strenuous
limb to success.
Having established himself as an
liable interpreter of strong character
roles with his work as Mark Sabre
in "If Winter Comes" Percy Mar
Fox production, You Can't Get Away
With IT. Again Marmont has the
part Of an unhappy married man,
hungry for love.
The doors will be open to the pub
lie at Crandall's Ambassador Theater
this afternoon at o'clock. Warnings
Pennsylvanians will mako four ap-
pearances today at 3:1o, see, 1880 and
$3.50 pm.
carlysle Graham Raht Of San An
tonic, Tex. has Just received ;, news
been purchased by Hunt Stromberg
as a starring vehicle for Harry Carey
and Ia being produced under the d.
rection of Stuart Patton.
William de Mile has finished the
interior scenes of "Icebound," at the
Long Island studio, and has taken
his company to northern New York
to get snow scenes.
! After a little more than two years
| as a featured player, Leatrice Joy ia
to be made a star In Paramount pic
Jesse l.. Lasky. Her first stellar
vehicle will be worldly Goods" a
Sophie Kerr story now running in a
| leading magazine.
| Anna Q. Nilsson is said to have
more hair than any girl in Holly
Iwood, in spite Of the fact that she
recently sacrificed her golden tresses
in the name Of art. During the
making of FLOWING Gold" Anna 9.
used a total of nine wigs. She says It
is a 'hair-raising" story.
l Mat1nee performances Deg inning II
Ia, PM. will be given at Crandalrs
| Ambassador, Apollo and York Thea
| tors Friday afternoon as we'll as In
all other theaters Of the Crandall
! chain.
Every time Richard Walton Tully
starts a picture Cupid begins heaving
( his darts. News of the second mar
rage in the cast OF his latest picture
in California has just come to light.
weeks ago. Jack Radke, daredevil
! of the films" was married to Miss H.
Jane Raum, at the Little Church
Around the Corner" in Los Angeles,
and the couple decided to see how
llong they could keep it secret. Bert
Woodruff, another important player
| in the cast, was married short time
before.
Production of THE Woman on the
Jury" for First National, has begun
in Los Angeles under the direction
has the featured role in this screen
version Of Mary Newcombe's play. and
supporting her are Lew Cody, Frank
Mayo. Bessie Love, Hobart Bosworth
and Mary Carr.
Owing to exceptional work In
'Fools' Highwty," in which he sup
| ported, Mary Philbin, Pat O'Malley
has been chosen for the principal role
! in "The Throw-back," William ELL
| well divers prize-winning scenario.
| Clarence L. Brown, who directed
| 1.-THE Acquittal," will direct the pro-
! duction of Kathleen Norris novel,
! BUTTERFLY" in which Virginia Valli
and Norman Kerry will play the
leads. y.s5
Helen Dubois. who plays the mother
| of Nettie, the village siren. in Will
member Of Jesse L. ,Lasky's original
| company of "Red Heads" In vaude-
| VILE, from 1913 to 1915. She also had
| q leading role IN the Irene" company
and was for three years in "Oh, Boy"
| Her appearance IN Tcebound'' will be
! her first i'll Paramount pictures.