Evening star., 1925-08-02
separated. They will reunite on "A
Kiss for Cinderella"

separated. They will reunite on "A
Kiss for Cinderella"
Just Suppose" which has been
bought for Richard Barthelmess, is an
A. E. Thomas play, which was pro-
duced in New York in 1920, just after
the visit of the Prince Of Wales, and
is romance of an American girl and
an incognito prince. Patricia Collinge
was featured in the play.
To Lucien Heiser, internationally
known chef, went the honor-and re-
sponsibility-of preparing the fatted
calf for the homecoming of the prod
igal son in THE Wanderer," famous
biblical spectacle, which was put on
the screen.
Heiser has acted as chef for some of
the most exclusive hotels in this coun-
try, Germany and France.
Thomas Meighan has gone to Ire
land to make a motion picture whose
background will include the famous
Rose Castle and Blarney Castle. Some
of the scenes will be made on a noted
race course near Dublin.
Lawrence Gray. the talk of Holly
wood, has started for New York on the
sons new leading man in stage
Struck" He is a native Californian
and first attracted attention in a role
in The Dressmaker From Paris" ap-
pearing also in Are Parents People?"
Gloria picked him herself.
Two former newspaper cartoonists
were uncovered during filming Of THE
Trouble With Wives" at the Holly
wood Paramount Studio. Director NAL
colin ST. Clair used to draw for two
Los Angeles papers. and Ford Sterling
labored on the Chicago Tribune. He
originated the comic strip The Ster-
ling Kids"
Manager Lawrence Beatus of
Loew's Palace Theater Is planning to
entertain a group of prominent Off
cials of Loew's, Inc, who are expected
to reach Washington today to be
present for the opening of the vaude-
vile tour Of Daisy and Violet Hilton,
the San Antonio "Siamese Twins"
Members Of the Irish Players, one
of the most famous theatrical groups
in the world, are to be recruited for
the cast which will support Thomas
Meighan in the new Paramount pic
ture which he will make in Ireland.
1t Is an adaptation of The Imperfect
Impostor," a story which appeared re-
Gently in the Saturday Evening Post.
The presentation of "Beggar on
Horseback" in Washington immedi.
ately follows its elaborate inaugural
in New York at the Criterion Theater.
where 1t played at 81 prices and was
preceded by q stage prelude called
Business in Business" also written
for the Criterion management by
George 8. Kaufman, one OF the origi-
nal authors Of ''Beggar on Horse
back"
Aileen Pringie, rabid on the subject,
Is quoted as declaring vociferously,
emphatically and unequivocally that
she has never played a "vamp" role,
and furthermore, to quote her own
words, never will because I want to
act as a human being woodland
vamps are inhuman both in appear.
ance and conduct" There, that ought
may not have to resort to the courts
after all.
Trick photography abounds through
out the entire dream sequence of
"Beggar on Horseback" the James
Cruze screen version of the Kaufman
Connolly comedy. People walk into a
SCchc, StAIl TO SpeAk-dnQ VANISH.
A great cathedral turns into a great
railroad station as one looks. The
railroad station presently dissolves
into a grotesque drawing room, then
into a jazz palace, then courtroom
and finally a bedroom-all while one
watches the film closely.
Charles Ray has completed THE
Winner" his second rural comedy
drama for Chadwick Pictures Corpora
ton, 1t will be released November Is.
Rays first production for Chadwick,
Some Pun'kins will be released on
September 1. Jerome Storm directed
both these Ray pictures.