New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 5, 1918, Page 14

FTiIMATE NEWS OF MEN AND WOMEN IN MOTION PICTUR 5 > 9 @t FRIDAY AND A ' ’ o 4 wpoleon’s epigram, An army Appearing le I S SA lURDAY : marches on its stomach,” has its | masterful techniq and wonde modern counterpart: “An army fights | character cr s ability has FOR THOSE WHO DISCRIMINATI on rubber.” been John Mason's specialty, but On land or in the air. rubber is one | biggest success of his carcer ha of the necessities of modern warfare. | doubtedly been achieved in ‘Mo B | A scouting aeroplane vooping the { Suicide,” the phenomenal succes 8 | sround at 90 miles an hour, is saved | Guced by the Graphic IFilm corpori- R | {rom destruction only by its rubber | tion. In it 1 mal the part of B | tires and its rubber shock absorbers. | tichard Covington. & man who runs s was saved h ; the gamut of all > sensations from In__ motorized thousanc w £ 8 ence to abject poverty, from sped to the battleline on rubber-tired leadership to moral dereliction cars, omnibuses and motor trucks and | —® lving, breathing, life-pulsating turned back Von Hindenburg personality. “ ’ g | vencing legions. Munitions and food Mr. Mason was horn at Orange, R | are brought to the front line trenches | N+ J- N 1858, and is a dircet descen- B 1 rubber-tired motor trucks, gener. | 48Nt on his father's side, of the fam- A . % ous musical character, Dr. Lowell N EVERYBODY WANTS TO SEE THE NEW PICTURE OF survey their far-flung battle lines in l'}lb\u'x‘dir‘(-fl antomobiles and the | 90 and on his mother's side of Gov- wounded are tender!y rushed to the ernor Belcher, of Mas: husett He fleld dressing ons and base hospi- | 'é8an Nis career on the stage at the i er-tired ambulances age of 20, serving an apprenticeship rubber is helping win the | Under such eminent artists as Law war is graphically shown in scenes pEEIaEMa vy ndeLson gl oLt ‘ WM. S. HART FIRST OFFICIAL PICTURE OF 5 fi oo e i e | 66 »»” WOLVES OF THE RAIL B | 21d the present advance line of the . e ke ot S 10 ey 115 i (e iy el ([ T Y OR b S, HELLO JAPAN the gruelling tests to which tires are A Musical Act With Lots of Pretty Girls and Plenty of Pep COME | ¢ » Shows | COME| EARLY: ‘—' at Night: LATE - Doors Open Second Show at 9 p. m. THE GREATEST LOVE AFFAIR OF (918 ALSO Amo his more Tecent SUCCESS SHOWING NEW BRITAIN'S YOUNG SOLDIERS IN Ll g e e b BB | submitted by nervy testers before be- | 0 ey oL G ipocs UNCLE S8AM’S NEW ARMY BN | inc released for use by our AghUng | ciaprity.: “TPho. Some. of Sonaer and | COME AND SEE IF YOU OAN PICK HIM OUT B | ien. in a remarkable Universal film Common endorsed by the United States Gov- Episode No. 12 VENGEANCE ernment entitled “Over the Roads to AND M - - —— METRO “GENTUS ONLY HARD WORK." -— = Francis 2 Jshman. Metro All-Star Vellow Ticket,” * Thn BILIAE WEST IN MUTT AND JEIT NIA_ i ; “THE. SLAVE" THE WOMAN PEARSON T [TION, WILLIAM FOX PATHE NEWS Teggy Hyland irm Believer in Thi Beverl o s “hased a thousand- - - = Bromide. PR e los at the recent dc o Wi Farnum in “ROUGH AND READY” [ . s woe s s [ i i m bellever in the bromide that | York ! pusticapis DUt BUbe - . : g nius is only hard work.” When |Popular ser eral aninamed g picture is in the making she in- |Dew pe >ersh BELbA L) — | stills enthusiasm to all others in the | &reat lover Hozs daogestandy) st. While not inclined to disconr- | OWns some of t Lo ML ARTCRAFT NEWS | EVEN THE LIONS ROARED |55 voune o o siung i i el e UP T0 THE GIRLS l the maintenance of this building. In | San Antonio a Mexican® woman has a home iIn the [Mexican quarter and does protective work with the Mexi- “Protection Must Come From Herself”, | can girls. A colored trained nurse | { career Miss Hyland once saic —_— | — cess as o salesgirl is far more enjoy- Y dward Gonneliiwho T Dlaye b . . ... lable than failure as an actress o A T CTT 68D AT ished hopping bells,| Douglas Fairbanks last week pre- | Two clements are essential _ shaving drummers, | sented Fred Burns with a pinto pony, | broper method of making Miss Hyland has completed “The jnova in the great Russian star's sec ) it ; levator and driving an | because of the manner in which he | (specifically, lions and monkeys) P oo her first y Declares Miss Maud Miner Leader | Wovks With the colored girls in that car in the quaint town | I&tter staged his recent Red Cross | bofore the motion picture camera: |\ o0 Fox. by her to play Ekdal in the stage pro- | of Protective Work, Mt o erxl:x'::“z‘xfe ‘:vf;:{u\x::mnsa‘; ond Metro pictu has been enzaged Roscoe “Fatty” Ar-|rodeo, clearing over $17,000 Flir, being kind to the animals; sec B T duction « < e Wild Duek.” M S ided to take up moon.| The Artcraft star has a sense of | ond, being sarcastic enough to the PARENTS IN RUSSIA. Likel thel stor, M. Connelly s altersy sn\vasuineton Banrlls so It e e .v{:,r:pmn:x,),”mmd",'f,flo‘ of Teored profession. ‘““The Bell | #ppreciation that is second to none. | tors to overcomo any qualms : ey nating sta f Genter o Wnaoieno sStEnNC B el i ezt ne girls ithwestern district. Tatty recently produced | Ho is always showing his apprecia- | may have. Hedda. Nova, co-star with . e must come from the girl herself”. | most succ el = = £ § 3 don i "he Woma e W ’ sa ss Maud K. Mine a recent | MILING BILL” IN N y N studios, Long Beach, | tion of people in the form of im- N T o (e ln\{q’li \ln’y‘h ‘L‘r‘ml nx:‘«n n: :’ A} said Miss Maud K. Miner, in a recent | ILL” IN NEW ONE % 5 i gifts | = ma = interview, ‘“‘and must spring from the | Smiling Bill” Parsons, originator m;nntdmo:]for?x:miz LRI pressivel sitt- U l'y:\‘h“"i]‘\‘}-“!_g‘j_ ""‘;}‘wmi‘I“’f“"“{}"m:. ) ing, is hopeful that the changing sit- | Harry 8. Norihrup, Metro's popular girl's realization of her own importanl; of and central figure in the new Cap- B hnclia coneas L aiine comeay “hea i Tions aad|metion in e may her | villain. retaras to the firm's forces as ' Lart as worker in the great| ft:w Comedies, the first of which s B i tot itter.| Douglas Fairbanks is being “seulp- [ (o 08, EEETh JEESRREE L A0RS SN0 imother ar o her. They have | Jack Duncan in support of Bert Lytell 'struggle.” ) ) '»;:;x_ulu be released by the Goldwyn B et oreaulty ferinsoNR e unetalsy NS EUGIS S S S Aok BRI o= Iheoh il e o e it Am DG initial Metro All-Star series M Miner s chairman of the 1(-!’1] xml\filxgrpgmnon, is asking his Bl L ialeche, anil|moted Bussianisculvtors NEleMsspend | COCE R NS ST ato asks | tne outbreak of the war. As soon [pictures vail to Yesterday.” In committee on Protective work for ow bald-heads throughout the = sy s ing an hour a day at the studio where B0 S OD LRGSRl i 3 it wi finitely reported that the | this screen version of Charles Alden (irls, which under the commission on | Country to join him in a serles of B o calesomogen : I. Northrup will be seen training camp activities, has already | hairless holidays for the benefit of “00l in the presence of three uncaged, | Rois} e o 5 Aty AEa Douglas in the makeup of a L et £ ged, | Bolgheviki had surrendered 1o the | Seltzer's novel. ) Bsrfif ]Y“(‘d”{‘ Ax(l:}u‘mlle, el vithihisl fantots i liorsa) U)!)nr : led lions. Not a on T e e D o T RGO e » which he has done much to safeguard the girl in all | Uncle Sam’s War Savings campaign uster Keaton, Charles b the “lot” was armed, either. G 3 S Sty 1 I become fa arts of the ¢ - Let every member of the bald- d A 5 Be E r friends and relatives in Russia tell- (become famou parts of the country. 5 5 baldonutes ice Lake. Not that the | ©°8P, Posing for him ¢ in a tel _ ! Prince Troubetsky is a keen ad-| tN& @ company with the requisite | jns them she wasg the Vitagraph “When the individual girl in any | brotherhood deny himself the luxury s wearing any of these mirer of the Fair Arteraft pic- | Nerve to take the risk was the initial | studio in Hollywood Ashin com Jity can be brought to sec her | of hair tonic from this day on, he 8 but ae a sweet moun- | oo o T tS e this statue as a | Qifficulty. Getting the beasts was!they try to get in fouch w o Viola Dana. star letro pictures, ©Wn work in war-time, whether it be | suggests. Let him shake his head P will prove a pleasing | .y 4o 1o his screen fdvorite. Al- | e28Y. There is a zoological park in | parents : W. S. S. girl. In other words the making of munitions, clerking or | firmly when the barber suggests * reen fans who have | T RS 0 e beities abroad have | 08 Angeles where any kind of ani- ) are sy i vi working hard in {le War Sav. housework, in the same heroic light in | few drops af this, sir; that spot's get- with ragged heroines.| " o otime or other posed for | Mal from an ant-cater to & zebra can tamps Camp The litle star Which she views the work of the man | ting bigger all the time,” and quietl in California” comedy | &t sometime or I b obtainedl ot a momonta rotice. || NEW PLAY FOR NORMAND: Jas figured out exactly all the finan- in uniform. the problem of the pro- | transfer from his trouser'’s pocket to mountain moonshining | : e The only continement suffered by Tanned of face and 1 of heart 1l henefits t Y E from ‘her = tection of that girl will be solved.” | the one reserved for Thrift Stamp most ludicrous trav- —_— the \animalsi at’ thel studiol wasl the!| Mabell Normand has. returnad frem work in additior . wupreme saf. Miss Miner commended the Wo-| cash the quarter or haif-dollar the Arbuckle has yet pro- iy, yoeping with the elimination of | enclosure of the “set” with poul her dash to Tampa for Coldwyn's |isfaction of helping the United States mMen’s bullding, recently opened “to barber is playing for. Let him turn noble art of making | Gorman language from public schoo wire, used solely to define the “Joan of Plattshurg’ scene She is win the wai 7 facts ¢ tgures San Antonio, Texas, as.an example of | his back and march resolutely out ut governmental per- | a detention home for girls with mno | when the druggist springs a bottle of outward suggestion of the purpose for | something new, no matter how tempt- " comes the news that Douglas Fu limits. Tt occasionally happens tha eager to begin wark on her new play, 'at her fingers’ t charm arkably productive of | |1 10 ¢ disposed of his automobile | an animal's failure to do the t reported to vehicle -which gives | personality, Viola is a most successful g ons. made spoetally for him in Germany | required will change the entire tre e ST e e L | S st end vhich it is intonded. The war ser-|ing the label, ma matter how per- kle and Buster Keaton | ... S eaxat a0l e oy Inla photoplayiLoht mos vice hoard made an appropriation for suasive the “guarantee. e roles of revenue offi- | " T st star's patriotism runs | is completing, o trained monkey r oo, he hated rival | to extremes, demanding that every | fused to go through certain motion e 7 ®eT- | member of his fllm company be a |and the scenario staff had to w L ‘:‘9 patriarch of the |\ 4y ralizod American. In the mo-|a new “twist” for the film ’gf T ‘;]"“‘: d‘;{‘;r‘;g; tion picture profession, one finds a i | melting pot of nationalities and the ARY GARDEN | resentatives of almost every nation FM A e Would you take a chance on the THEDA BARA EXPLAINS. rope for real dough?’ e Splendid Sinmer,’ — ! This startling interrogation. hurled Garden makes her mec. | Refterates “There’s Vampire in Every | by the “Fon.” Thomas Dolan at one ! earance, is replete with Woman But—" of }I\is “;.mm-;im“ m(mn_\"“ collectors, leads to one of the most thrilling in- i :g;‘;?:‘:r;’ B:l“‘,;zfl A fow weeks ago Theda Bara, Wil- | cidents in “Honor's Cross” n Sele Lrmed into a base hos- | lam Fox star, was quoted as saying, [ srt production teeming with thrills, fiss Garden is serving|‘“There's vampire in every woman.” {0 be distributed by Goldwyn. ) Randoloh,) who | oilioe ‘then | there! has| besen & blelin | 2oiana) corrupt ipoliticallileader officer, is seen on the | 2 e " I'who bad loug lived on the proceeds pirited horse in a scene | Crease in her mall, many women pro- | of vice, is stunned by the news that | and fields are unmis- | testing that she is not justified in this | the district attorney has raided some ! pf midsummer. | statement. Ilaces under Dolan’s supposed pro- | duction was actually| Miss Bara said that these women | tection. Desperate, he turns to his he northern winter, it | should have read all of the interview. aid in crime, who has brought word for Director Edwin | What Miss Bara did say was that | of the raids, and delivers himself of e Randolph and Dave|while “there is vampire in every wo- | the star as ealmly ra man, for a pleasgnt | man the vampire in most women is 't} prosecutors was Savannah to “shaot’ |smothered by their semse of right.” | ordinary function for a thiev pol- e. The bitter weather| The “greatest vampire on the | itician sistant in New York made the ! screer s she las been called is now | After moment’'s thought Dolan’s change. 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Tom Mix Always at Home on Back | connected with it was of Horse. “I think I could ride a horse before 1 could walk,” Tom Mlix, portrayer of | Wild West types on the screen, re- cently told an interviewer. Mix was | raised on the plalns and thaese wilo have seen him in motion pictures aro inclined to believe what he told the interviewer Mix, whose work in comedies is well known, recently was elevated to | todrama, “A Daughter of France stardom by Willian X. His first arring vehicle was pid’s Round Up.” His latest release is “Six- Shooter Andy,” and he is now busy on a new picture in the Hollywooed | studios EVILS OF ENVIRONMENT. Painty Madge Kennedy is in fear of being hopelessly corrupted by the part she is playing in ““The Danger Game.” | Gunplay, arrests, dance hall visiting beer drinking from mammoth | “schooners” and other underworld | pastimes have been an. her schedule for weeks past. Miss Kennedy is ce tain that she never could play again she has ever done on an ingenious bride, as in some of her former Goldwyn siccesses, in assent. but malkes his chief under stand that though he can hire a man | to murder, it must be at the slaver's price. ul lest he be overheard Dolan writes “820.000" as pax- { ment for the murder, <nowi he has Dolan at his me crime is shown penciling * his price. Without the gument Dolan agrees to the fizuroes adding that he wants the joh done quickly \ STUDIO INCTDENT. Miss Pearson RBefuses to Drink With German Oflicers. 1 at the William Fox stu where Virginia Pearson’s newest pho was in process of construction The scene: Miss Pearson refuses fo { dine at the table with a dozen Ger man officers (it's art of the sto She refuses tha sherbet offered h Hugh Thompson, in the role of | Boche colonel, then savs ‘Y‘r|hdp madame, you care therewith. he shaots from the hand of a statue in tha chateau =a bunch of grapes. The scene is over. 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