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The Washington times., 1927-05-12

declared that the wild methods OF
guessing production costs have
been replaced by budget system
that makes it possible to deter
mine in advance the actual cost Of
making a picture. This new or:
der of things came about through
the close alliance of production,
distribution and exhibition. The
latter two branches have been
brought together through the
chain theater plan.
The large producers now,
through the chain theater idea,
have a definite outlet for their
product. Paramount, for instance,
has Publix Theaters, Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer has the Loew circuit
and the Fox Theaters chain is be-
ing expanded by its parent the
Fox Film Corporation. Other
producers have made alliances
with vaudeville theaters and local
circuits.
Distribution and exhibition Of
films have not been the only prob.
lens of the film industry, Mr..
Lasky asserts. Monopolists, trade
combinations. fanatical reformers,
temperamental artists and exorbi-
tant costs have been the major
stumbling blocks. according to
Mr.. Lasky, but he assures us that
all of those evils have been
overcome.
The Washington times., 1927-05-12

Both upper and lower dance
payiiions were in full swing. with
two large Meyer Davis bands sup
plying dance music of the high.
est caliber. Director AL Kamons,
jazz musician and leader of the
Swanee Syncopators during the
winter months. leads the band on
the upper pavilion. The lower
pavilion band Is also headed by a
prominent Davis leader
Dance music programs at the
lake this year will be frequently
interspersed with vaudeville spe-
cia1ties. both by outside profes-
sional performers and by especially
talented members of the bands.
A large percentage of the hun.
dreds of musicians enrolled under
the Meyer Davis banner are also
gifted singers and dancers. and il
is planned to have these perform.
ers concoct weekly programs of
special entertainment.
Freshening and refurbishing of
the lake has been going on for
several weeks and the resort is now
rugged out in a brand.new summer
costume. Every comfort for the
patrons il provided. Full care
and refreshment service is avail
able Pleasant garden seats on
the banks or the lake are pro-
vicied for those who wish to rest
between dances. The woodland and
water scenic combination of the
lake is one of the most noted and
beautiful in the neighborhood OF
the Capital.
The Washington times., 1927-05-12

Il
An insight into the affairs of a
big motion picture corporation
can be had through the state
ments of Jesse i. Lasky. first
vice president In charge Of pro,
duction Of the Paramount. whose
recent address at the annual inter-
national convention of his orRani.
zation in New York was a revela-
ton. not only TO the general pub
lie. but to those inside of the
industry.
There was a time in the motion
picture business when the mega.
tive cost Of a feature film aver.
aged around $50. 900. Negative
cos: means every expenditure in
the production of film. Today
the average production cost of a
picture Is nearer 100000. The
film business started without pre-
cedent and experience and neces.
sarily was hazardous from the
standpoint of the investor. 1t
committed the usual sins of the
new rich. the most grievous Of
which was extravaganza. 1t was
a hit or miss in those days. III a
picture was bad 1t was a total
financial loss. Even il It had
box office value" the profits
were uncertain due to the hap
hazard methods of distribution.
Today, asserts Mr.. Lasky, the.
element of risk in the film busi-
ness is no greater than in any
other commercial enterprise. He
The Washington times., 1927-05-12

II luS TWO Virtually UNKNOWN
leading ladies selected by Doug
for his new picture. THE Gauchc,"
have the fortune which came to
Marguerite de la Motto, Billie
Dove and other Fairbanks leading
ladies', they will be screen per-
sonalities in their own rights a
year hence.
Miss Southern was signed after
Fairbanks had entertained Pro.
Queer Edwin Carewe at an in
formal luncheon. Miss Southern
is under personal contract to Mr..
Carewe. co-producer and director
Of Resurrection. Miss Velez,
who has appeared in just one Hal
Roach Comedy. got her oppor-
tunity after dancing at charity
benefit. The role which Miss
Velez fills was originally intended
for Dolores del Rio. Mr.. Carewe's
most notable discovery but
Miss del Rios performance in
Resurrection was deemed by
The Washington times., 1927-05-12
Lead For Mary

Mary Pickford has selected
Charles c'Buddy'J Rogers as lead.
ing man in her next United Artists
Picture, MY Best Girl" Rogers
Is q graduate of the Paramount
School Of Acting. His new role
represents his first major screen
opportunity.
Tw0 years ago a similar oppor.
tunity was given William Haines
by Miss Pickford in Little Annie
Rooney
The Washington times., 1927-05-12
'Pmges and
Physics Bad
for Old Folks

while DIR. w. B. Caldwell Of
Monticello, ILL.,, a. practicing physi,
clan for Al years. knew that con.
stipation was the curse of advanc.
Ing age, he did not believe that a
purge" or "physic" every little
while was necessary.
To him. it seemed cruel that so
many constipated old people had
to be kept constantly "stirted mp"
and half sick by taking ea.hartic
pills, tablets, salts, calonlei and
nasty oils.
In DR.. CaldwelI's Syrup Pepsiu
he discovered q laxative which helps
to regulate the bowels Of old
folks, DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pep.
sin not only causes gentle easy
bowel movement but each dose
helps to strengthen the oowel
muscles. shortly establishing natural
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Charlie Ray's Next

Charles Ray has been engaged
by Universal to play the lead in
"Betty's Lady" the Gerald Beau
mont prize fight story which APP
peared in Red Book Magazine.
James Flood. director Of this pro-
duction, has selected James Giea-
son, co.author Of the stage play,
rs Eat So?" to create the role OF
Rays manager role similar to
the one Gleason plays on the
speaking stage in rs Eat Sop
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regularity. 1t never gripes, sick
ems, or upsets the system. 4 .sides,
it Is absolutely harmless aud pleas
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If past fifty. buy a large G0-cent
bottle at any store that sells medi-
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Reunion

The Four Horsemen of Hilarity
have girded their belts, thrown
out their chests, and set out on
the ambitious task of making the
whole world laugh. Four men to
entertain millions; people in every
civilized country on the globe.
The four are Wallace Beery,
Raymond Hatton, Edward Suther-
land and Monte Brice. makers OF
motion picture comedy ten strikes
de luxe. brought together again
men, Save NV Child. ;"
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This Oughta Click

Esther Ralston, Paramount star,
has started something. Her ap.
pearance recently at one of the
Southern California beaches at
tired in . light rubber swimming
suit acted a. the start Of a new
fashien,
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PREDTCAMENT
INDEED, FOR
S. LEGREE

The Southern California sun and
"simon Legree's. demand for com.
fort last week led to an embarrass.
ing situation at the United Artists
Studio in California, where Ro.
setta and Vivian Duncan are film
ing their comedy. "Topsey and
Eva. The vilIianious Simon. in
the person of Gibson GowIand
wore a shaggy buffalo coat which
reached nearly to the ground.
After sweltering through several
scenes, he retired to his dressing
room. removed his suit, and re.
turned to the set attired in boots
and the all-enveloping fur coat and
a hat.
Director Del Lord proceeded to
give orders: Now. Legree, you
stride up to Topsy. get ready to
whip her, then throw off your
overcoat to give you more freedom
in welding the ash"
Gowland spluttered and suffered
q moment and then blurted out,
! can't take this coat Off,
"Cantw yelled Lord, What's
the matter? Is 1t sewed on to
your"
Gowland looked first at Topsy.
then at Eva, then at Lord. Then.
softly, in voice mellow as far.
away bells, he called to the direc-
tor: oh. Lord. can't take this
coat off It's all there is, there
isn't any more.
An electric circular hand.saw ha
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Champion

James Cruze has directed more
pictures than any other mega
phone wielder for Paramount,
having added 80 box office sue.
cesses to his name since joining
Jesse l.. Lasky in 1916.
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Add: Talents

The Queen of the F'Iappers has
become an all.around athlete,
Clara Bow, already possessed OF
1T" red hair, beauty and pep,
now has enlarged her repertoire.
She can box with the best Of
them.
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Here's a Team!

Joseph M. Schenck revealed to
newspaper reporters before leaving
New York for Los Angeles last
week that Morris Gest hopes to in
duce Feodor Chaliapin and George
Arliss to join the cast of his first
film, "The Darling Of the Gods. !"
Mr.. Schenck win join Mr.. Gest in
London in July to help him select
an international cast for the pic
turization Of the David Belasco.
John Luther Long play. Produc-
ton will be begun in August at
the United States Studio, Holly.
wood.
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FOR DOUG
MEANS A WIN

Douglas Fairbanks leading ladies have successful
on the following his picture so that the
futures of Eve Southern veez n Lupia as at
first reported) may be said to be settled already ,
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Florence Eidor, Paramount star,
declares that being well dressed
is a matter OF spending tens Of
dollars wisely and not hundreds Of
dollars wastefully.'
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THE PICTURES GET ON
A BUSINESS BASIS

Although it is the youthful Of all great modern
industries the business of making motion pictures showing
them throughout the world finds
lines definitely marked and with the efficiency
The Washington times., 1927-05-12
MAKES
UGLY P|MPLES
SIMPLY VANISH

Spread a little healing, CoNCEN.
TRATED Poslan over. those un.
slightly pinples tonight. Ter 10 one
thew will be almost gone tomorrow
morning. Just a few such simple
treatments and your skin is Gear.
fresh and lovely. PosIam costs but
y5Oc--at all druggists.
EnE Wit VII. y ,e:.lsl s... DO.
N6@ ~ IL S xsrs & III; street
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United Artists executives SUI.
ficiently distinguished to merit
her being starred in Ramona"
for United Artists, this year.
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CHEVY CHASE BEGINS
TO GET GOING

neyy chase Lake bossomed out for its
evening fairyland - - - - - =
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The designing Of costumes is being
made easy by the use of the sill
houette camera which makes It pos
sibls to get a simple outline OF the
human figure.
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MORALITY OPUS
TOPS THE
LIST

NATI0NAL-Channilg Pollocks
widely discussed morality play.
The Enemy viii be the second
offering Of the National Players
new season. beginning Monday
night. As the promising leading
lady Af the present troupe, Leona
Powers win have ample oppor-
tunity in this essay to display her
wares.
The World War Is made the
basis for Mr.. Pollock's premise
that racial hatreds and religious
ones, are INSTRUCTORS OF progress.
Though the actual war atmosphere
does not take a prominent part in
the action, it is nnirrowed In the
dialogue. BY fastening his thesis
on the subject of war. Mr.. Pollock
has taken the privilege of denouncr
ing every sort of prejudice,
whether concerned with racial or
individual conflict.
The Enemy had a full season
in New York. and. as is usual with
Pollock's plays, aroused a storm Of
discussion.
The full strength OF the National
players cast will be seen in the
embodiment Of this romantic plea
for universal brotherhood.
KEITH'S Two youngsters Of
Pathe's "our Gang" film
comedies, will appear in person
as headliners at Keith's for the
new week. They are Micky
Daniels and Peggy Eames. Micky
Is the freckIed kid and the chief
comedian of the crowd. Cecil
Cunningham will be featured in
impressions and songs. Other
acts include Harriet Hector and
William Holbrook in Dancing
as Usual Meyer Davis new
Society Orchestra under direction
of Nathan Bruiloff; Margaret Zol-
nay and Dan Wright. dancers:
Ethel Sinclair and Marge LAMAR
in "At the Seashore;'' Willard
and Marlin in Getting Trimmed"
Gerald Griffin, singing star;
Aussie and Czech in a, Spanish
novelty. House features will
round out.
EARLE Wally Shapes and
company will top the incoming
Earle bill in an offering that de.
ponds on novelty for its appeal.
Snoozer, Jr., an intelligent canine,
will be another contribution to
the uniqueness of things. Johnny
Berkes and company will be seen
in a skit and Ruis and Bonita
will supply a Castillian atmo-
sphere. Other acts later. The
film feature brings Vera Rey-
nolds. Victor Varconi and Phyllis
Haver in The Little Adventurer.
Shorter films and house features
viii. complete.
STRAND-'Arabian Nights is
the title OF the Strands new
revue for the week beginning
Saturday afternoon. In addition
to Irwin Hamp, Lew Lewis and
others Of the Strand repertoire
company. two local girls, Tereta
Schaeffer and Mary Deery, are
added attractions. "A split week
screen attraction brings Norma
Shearer in "The Demi Bride" for
the first half. and Helen Fergu-
son and Pat O'NfalIey in rCheat-
ers" for the second half.
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An electric circular hand.saw has
been designed for butchers. It is
used for every operation from cut
ting chops to breaking beef.