Evening star., 1925-11-29
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! the schedule for Universal will be
Rolling Home" play by John
Hunter Booth.
Don Ryan. magazine writer, is to
title Edward SedgwiCk's super-western
production, The Indians Are Com
/ ing"
/ Virginia NalH has returned TO
! Universal after a season Of hiring out
! TO other companies, and will PLAY
| under the direction of Svend Gade
! in a picture with the studio title.
Wives for Rent" which is open to
suggestions for change of title.
Poker Faces" the magazine story
by Edgar Franklin, is to be filmed
with Edward Everett Horton in the
leading role under the direction OF
Harry Pollard. George Siegman also
Will be in the cast.
Laura La Plante's next star pic
ture will be Doubling for Lora," by
Peggy Gaddis.
The Earle announces for its an
niversarY weeks celebration the
photoplay production Madame, Be
have" featuring Julian Eltinge, great
| est of all female impersonators, with
Ann Pennington. 1t is a Producers
| Distributing Corporation release and
| includes Jack Duffy, Lionel Belmore.
Tom Wilson, David James and
Evelyn Francisco in strong parts.
Scott Sidney, who directed It, also
made "Charley's Aunt"
| Last Wednesday morning The Eve
ming Star. the Stanley-Crandall Com
pany of Washington and the Warner
| Brothers. gave d Thanksgiving pre-
view of Sydney Chaplin's new comedy
! feature, The Man on the Box t.
the orphans in the District of Column
hia. who seemed to get great kick
| from its humor.
Social events for little folks have
become quite a feature of the Satur
day morning selected programs for
| children at Crandall's Tivoli Theater.
Each week has its showing of birth
day parties. Last Saturday Mrs.
w. G. Brantley entertained for her
| little daughter Mary a group of -
| children.
Mitchell Lewis has been signed BY
Marshall Neilan for a role in Wild
Oats Lane" now in production. Lewis
is now playing one Of the leading
roles in What Price Glory" with the
Los Angeles Company.
Nal Maurice Campbell has selected
| as the story for his next Golden Arrow
| picture self Defense" by Elizabeth
York Miller. The author is an Amer
lean woman. now residing in Eng
| land. She was born in Washington,
| d. C. and her first literary effort won
prize in a national story-writing
! contest.
| Borrowed PIumes." a novelette, by
| Leroy Scott. is being filmed by Vic
| tor Hugo Halperin with Marjorie Daw
as the star. Arnold DAILY, the we'll
| known actor, is in the cast. Mr.. DAILY
produced "Canidada," =" you Never Can
! Tell. and a number of other Shaw
| plays for the first time in America.
Eric Sorenson has completed a
moving picture theatre in Reikiavik,
Iceland.
| Peggy Kelly, an outstanding beauty
| in ziegfeld's Follies for the past five
years, is having a fling at the movies
in Borrowed Plumes."
In 1.-The Far Cry" Director Bal
boni's initial effort for First National,
| Blanche Sweet plays the leading femi-
| nine role and Jack Mulhall and Myrtle
Stedman have important parts.
June Mathis is dividing her time
| between three productions: Irene
| the new Colleen Moore photoplay;
| The Far Cry, which Balbon1 VIII
| direct, and 1.-THE Viennese Medley"
which George Mcclure is cutting
under the scenarist's supervision.
Lawrence Wheat who plays an i'm
| portant role with Colleen Moore in
| Irene" was at one time an actor
| of prominence on the stage.
Claude Gillingwater, who was
brought East to play the part of
millionaire steel mill owner in First
Natinoals Men of Steel" has been
| forced by illness to drop out of the
! cast.
Milton SillS' new picture win be
Continued on Fourth PaSey