Evening star., 1924-08-10
Filmograrns.

FH1nOgrdmS.
'T'HE WHITE SISTER" evidently
did not bring Henry King, its
director, the fame he hoped for. There
Is rumor that he is to quit picture
making and will stage play, Young
Wives and Old Husbands"
First National is to film THE Life
OF christ and James Kirkwood and
milton Sllls, 1t Is said, are being con-
s,J cred for the leading characterize
tt'n
Having used up the problems Of
average married folks, it is to be
of a Bride" with Mildred June, appro-
priately, supplying the bride material
"circe." Mae Murray's latest pic
ture, is to be released to the general
public as "The Tinsel woman"
Corinne Griffith Productions an
nounces that Ethel Barrymore's
"Declasse" will be its next effort.
Walter HERS has gone with Thomas
II. Ince to appear in christine Of the
Hungry Heart He is also under
contract to make a series of pictures
"One Of the quietest, best regulated
cities OF Its size in the country" is
the reputation given Hollywood by
the Atlanta (Ga.) better films com
mittee. Mrs. Richardson also states
that selection and cooperation, not
censorship, will solve the problems of
the film industry.
Ten road companies. with complete
equipment including symphony or
chestra" for each. will tour the coun-
try with '"rhe Thief Of Bagdad." The
washington viii start. as many Of
the plays sent here have started, from
Waterbury, Conn
Somebody asked a group Of Hun
showing the coronation of Emperor
Charles, impersonated by an Ameri-
can actor. They rejected the offer.
Betty Jewell, who has appeared in
several Eastern pictures, is going to
be made a gem, an important produc-
ing organization having considered
the idea OF featuring her in one pic
ture-so 1t is said.
Lewis Stone has been engaged for
new John M. Small picture. Fashions
for Men"
Betty Compson is to star in an
adaptation of Leon Gordon's play, "A
Garden of Weeds" with James Cruze
directing.
America" Grifith's big D. A. r.
American patriotic picture, when re-
leased in England is to be called Love
and Sacrifice" and some Of its scenes
will be deleted.
Red Seal is confining its activi-
ties to novelties alone and will re-
lease twenty-five single-reel 'Out-of-
the-Inkwell'' series by Max F1eischer;
thirteen Song Cartoon reels Of old
Facts by Max F1eischer; seven Funny
Face single-reel comedies and fifty
two Animated Hair Cartoons by Ed
win Marcus.
Harold Lloyd, like the little bobbing
ball atop the fountain stream: is ex.
citing wonder as to where he will
drop when his present contract ends.
United Artists and Universal have
both adopted the patented "rhematic
Joseph M. schenck has stated that
will have to increase its
output to keep pace with the demand
created by the erection of many high
class theaters throughout the country.
Myron Seiznick is hurrying back to
this country, II he hasn't already
reached here, with the negative OF
Human Desires" a picture made in
London, Berlin and Paris and featur-
ing Marjorie Daw and Give Brook.
the English actor.
Film Daily states that the United
States Navy has contracted with the
First National for two prints each
%oof f1rre n "a
yards, naval stations and naval bases
and upon all vessels.
Picture operators, whose wage con-
tract is drawing to close, are said
to be accumulating war chest"
John Golden. the theatrical pro-
ducer, is preparing to produce pic
lures in the East.
Ten Scars Make a Man," new
picture featuring Allene Ray, the new
serial star, is nearly ready for Pathe.
Richard Barthelmess, lost to sight
for some time, has been down in
Florida making scenes for his new
picture, classmates"
Snub Pollard has broken out of
pictures and into vaudeville via the
Keith route.
to direct Priscilla Dean in "a Cafe in
Cairo"
Rumors Of ruined waters are max
ing a rift in the news reports con-
corning. Rodolph Valentino and Fa-
nous Players again.
New Selznick releases include '"The
Bowery Bishop" featuring Henry
and Edith Roberts; THE
world Struggle. for OIL" Little
Dramas Of the Big Places" a series
OF two-reelers featuring Nell Ship
man; Passions Of hte North" and
Newspaper Fun"
Christian citizenship" according to
Mrs. Lila Day Monroe Of the Good
Club of Topeka, Kans., Is
with Kansas movie CEN
sors and proposes ito put some teeth
In the laws" This via Film Daily.
Universal is to feature May McAvoy
in Jazz Parents" and then send her
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