Evening star., 1924-12-07
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TNIVERSALS production Of Mir
| " aclc," by Clarence Burlington
| Clelland. has been retitled Clash
and is announced for release in April.
There is no photoplay that is ''the
best" which fine publicity has not
made it SO.
Frances Howard is to play opposite
Richard Dix in The Maker of Ges-
lures, which Paul Sloane will direct.
Portland. Greg, has absolutely
| banned Pola Negri's picture, Forbid
den Paradise" Offers to cut objec-
tional parts were rejected.
Thomas Gerachty is going to adapt
"OId Home Week" for Thomas
Meighan. "Old Home Week" is a
George Ade story.
| Hippodrome wanted to have first
| chance with the new screen produc-
| ton of Peter Pan" but news reports
say the Rialto and the Capitol prob
ably will show the picture first.
| Lloyd Bacon, comedy director and
son OF the late Frank Bacon, is
directing two-reel comedies at the
Mack Sennett Studio He is at pres
ent engaged on a Ben Turpin bur-
| lesque.
! They are now calling Norma Tai
madge, Pola Negri, Gloria Swanson
and Mary Pickford queens of trag-
edy." and the quartet is to be made
into a quintet by the introduction of
Colleen Moore. who is to be starred
in so Big"
Despite the announcements that the
Thomas H. Ince activities were. to be
| continued under the general direc-
tion of Mrs. Ince, widow of the late
| producer, news comes that the big
Ince studio at Culver City will be in
| definitely closed December IL.
| Mrs. Wallace Reid's newest picture
| Broken Laws" according to Film
/ Daily, is one of the really big pic
/ lures that have been recently pro-
| duced. 1t is the story of a pampered
SON who finally kills a woman with
! his car and the blame is assumed by
his mother, who has spoiled him.
Metro Goldwyn is said to have Sc
cured an option for large interest
in an invention which may revolu-
tionize things in the movies. 1t is q
| is known as raw stock" on an alumni
mum base, which is said to make II
| impervious to wear
Robert Rodwell, who, today takes
| up his duties as organist at Gran
dall's Tivoli Theater, Is a. graduate
| of the Eastman School Of Music and
| the Peabody Conservatory in Balti-
| more, and is a musician of fine ab1l'
| ity and attainment. He will offer
series of specially prepared programs
| each Saturday morning as an added
| feature of the special programs for
| children arranged by Mrs. Harriet
Hawley Locher and Peggy Albion.
! Marion Davies was given an honor
ary colonelcy of the 26th United States
Infantry, during the time the Janice
Meredith" company was making
scenes at Plattsburg, n. Y, Col. Nal
colin Graham, it is said, presented
Miss Davies with silver eagle th'
emblem of her rank) and a silver ar
row, (the regiments insignia) in ap
probation of her interest in the wei
fare and entertainment of the mill
tary unit during her stay at Platts
burgh.
Nat Glasser, manager of CrandalP:
YORK Iheater, at Georgia avenue ant
Quebec street, has arranged to Civ
special matinee performances on Mon
day, December s, to accommodate th
crowds who will wish to view Franz
Lloyd's perturbation for First Ma
tional of Sabatini's glorious romanc'
of "The Sea Hawk" The Sea Hawk
with Milton Sills in the title role will
| be presented at the York on Sunda!
and Monday, with showings today a
3, 5:O5, 7:10 and 9:15 pm. Monday
screenings will be at 1, 3:05, 5:10
7:15 and $40 pm.
William Meighan last Sunday af
ternoon invited Nat Glasser, manager
of Crandalfs York Theater, of which
Mr.. Meighan is a regular patron, t.
accompany him to the Union Station
for chat with Thomas Meighan, hi:
brother. and Lila Lee, en- route Il
Birmingham, Ala, for Some mining
scenes in Meighan's next pictare fol
Paramount, Bed Rock" LAWrenc,
Wheat. who divides his time and tai
ents among the legitimate, musica
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