New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 13, 1926, Page 15

HISTORIGAL FAGTS FOR THE MOVIES Directors Seeking Accuracy for New Pictures Hollywood, Cal, Aug. 13 (B — Guess work has been replaced by knowledge in motion pictures until the department historical research for costumes and settings has be- come an integral part of production. Starting some years ago with an effort to forecast fashions in modern plctures, the work has branched out until pictures dealing with Roman days, Middle Ages, Eliza- bethan, Empire or any other well defined era are set with a certainty that makes the picture a pictorial representation of the life of the time portrayed. Single Detalls Costly Marian Fox of the Metro-Gold- -Mayer productions established herself as a research authority in the many “period” pictures recent- ly produced by that company. “Ben Hur” involved a study not only of the Roman but of the He- brew costumes, streets, interiors and types while “Bardelays the Magnificent,” and “The Scarlet Le ter,” brought her work into entire different times. Sometimes study is required for a single detail. his company, along with many others, has collected relies and | documents providing for every pos- sible contingency in the future and the work continually is carried on throughout the world. Where studios cannot obtain material for their own archives, private libraries borrowed. At times, priceless ntiques and tapestries have been loaned to productions by owners and public galleries. Built 150 Trial Sets In the production “Don Jus Warner Brothers built 150 sets in miniature for study and remodelling before the sets actually were built are the | private | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1926. S X There also entered into pmduc- tion the study of nine different episodes of the character's affairs to conform to the types. i Four months’ work by fifty per- sons were involved before produc- tion actually was started, and dur- | ing production a dozen supervisors continually watched for any defect which might mar the correctness of the production, {Heavy Storm Prevents Baseball Game Today Pittsburgh, Aug. by a storm in New York, the Pitts- burgh National league baseballl club chartered specfal train for the trip to Pittsburgh but there was only a |slight possibility that the team would arrivefin time for the sched- juled game this afternoon with Chi- | cago. The Pirates, arriving in the me- tropolis from New Haven where they played an exhibition game yes- terday, found all through trains late because of the storm. A special was made up and left New York at 8:07 a. m,, today daylight time, Pittsburgh, Aug. 13 (P—Chicago- Pittsburgh postponed. . Delay ar rival teams. Double header Septem- ber 9. LOSES HER ARM IN TRAFFIC Girl Hangs It from Car as Father Drives Past Truck B ug. 13.—Marie Coffey, | of nor street, livs in Ford- |ham hospital minus her right arm, | which she lost in an automobile ac | cident in tern boulevard yester- afternoon. Riding in the fam- car with her father, mother and to visit friend outside the pped as they Mr. car ap- Coftey |A truck ahead | proached the via | swung out to p; The child’s arm was caught by {the end of the truck and snapped off. The truck driver, unaware, moved on and in the excitement no one got his number. In Fordham | hospital Marie’s condition was re- " ported critical. in which costumes and actions had 13 (P—Delayed | KING-TO-BE GETS YANKEE TRAINING | Kmerican Governess for Ru-| manian Prince Bucharest, Aug. year-old son of former Prince Carol and Princess Hele |gscapades il on whose father's for to |king is being trai his kingly duties not according the European stan Am ocratic n lines. 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