The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 6, 1920, Page 3

SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1920. UGENE O'BRIEN Follows Singer Around the World; Mary Miles Minter Traps Would-be Assassin; Bouquet for Mabel Normand Causes Scrap; Mary Pickford Finds Lots to Do Making People Glad; Marguerite Clark Plots to Marry Off Widowed Mother; Jack Pickford and Director Have Heated Words Over Coffee Grinder. New Movie Bills Provide Lots of Comedy and Pathos. <li ——— x TODAY'S PROGRAMS LIBERTY —Ragene O'tirien in “The | Mabel Normand ts Dima ree.” OOLISHUM—Mary Miles Minter in | Judy of Rogues’ Harbor.” | WEX—Mary Pekford tn “Pollyanna,” Marmverite Clack in “Al | late oot.” | CLASS A—Johe FP. Wade ta “The ‘Opra Deer. \ oF a —-—-—— ” [ LIBERTY I “THE BROKEN MELODY" | (Selaniok) owaert Grant ne O'Brien erinne Harker ri Thorad Donald Ha MID the romantic atmosphere of Greenwich Village the plot of MiasEugene O'Brien's latest photoplay f “The Hroken Melody.” is O'Brien appears ax Stewart Grant, Struggling young painter, whose 1 for Hedda Dana, a professional | Singer, leads him from one continent é to another and back again, thru a Beries of adventures that are both dramatic and amusing. | Of special interest in the cast ts Lucy Cotton, a popular Rroadway | star, who recently appeared with al big New York musical camedy show fCLEMMER a DOCTORS DISAGREE (Goldwyn) Mary Miles Minter and Frankie Lee, at Coliseum. S—= cene from “The Broken Melody,” Liberty, 6—Jack Pickford, 1—Mabel Normand, in scene from Clemmer picture. Marguerite Clark and Charles Meredith, at Strand. starring in “Pollyanna,” at the Rez. * DO YOU KNOW? The Goldwyn studio at Culver \ Clty, California, covers nearly 50 acres of ground. Millie Martin Mabel Normand denn Turner Walter Hiers ) There are two miles of cement | Dav orge (walks and drives, with 10 acres Violet He y A reform schoo! was used for some | of the scenes in Mabel Normand’s “When Doctors Disagree,” opening at the Clemmer today, and the Juven fle delinquents showed their fandness for the comedienne in rather touch Pr of lawns and flowers in the Goldwyn studios. ‘The names of more than 5,000 | local players are indexed in the 4 two things { casting office of the Goldwyn t girl had ort he had * Bhe will bear special watch ing ways. One little fellow was about { nm average of 3,960 telephone with ne | © present her with a bouquet when (calls a day are handied by two maken I do not confine my watchfulness @ bigger boy snatched it from him operators on 66 connections and re wi 1 to the studi Twice within the! @nd the «cuard’s attention was then noted women dining the | past year I} eight outside trunk lines from the Goldwyn studios. i average of six calls a minute, { 1 watet In the huge wardrobe building ) works in my at the Goldwyn studios are kept) © more than 5,000 separate complete outfits of clothing, 6, (hats and 400 swords of variou 1) bee periods. promy If that particular person «hows fur-| think and act originally au a suffi tracted. Miss Normand interceded and punishment was suspended The little boy refused her offer of a gift @nd asked for a picture instead. “I'll give you one in a silver frame,” she promised. “Aw, that won't do,” was amawer, “that big guy ‘ud swipe “ So she gave him a kiss eee ts who combine ©¢ of beauty with eon | tangible ng called ‘personality’ to atiract my attention. Both of thome people are now little touch of| members of my company. Their stine work, 1| ‘personalities’ were but the outward my watchfulnes.| manifestations of their ability to evidence of originality—in other ~|WARREN KERRIGAN meratat nes Mtadentatt eee CATALINA ISLAND 4 * Alice Joyce Will | ean | QUITE HUMOROUS tim or ner every opportunity to wet | | * Y completed “$30,000,” hin fit » @ ‘ | NEW K, March 6-Alice owned by William Wrigley, the ©, film star and former wife af o | ORSGINAL wing gum man, which is visited me weeks ago T filmed a stud thousands of tourists, forms the| Mthel Clayton és a a Vir @.ciL [ert Brunton production, migh developed into a great humor he had tur it 8 * talents to writing nig eg Ralph Bushman, i7-yearela |TO™ Moore, motion pi Deeer =o" pele 8! son of Francis X. Bushman, is | %*Y Wil! become the t noe cuinet men ackgrou ‘ound for several of the scenes example of feminine Ung of a specially bulit summer h notel. in the final chapter of Antonio Mor ness, She has the natural ae Oe ent, tat agraph serial, “The | old hair of which poets instead of Regan, Jr ‘i ities Minter. soon to appear in Christie | /' : t . . ery ° a digg gga ue a Gomes to the Coliseum today in| *,inches tall, is the eltent of “ |She was an inquisitive little th paired off a dozen couples and told = vaults |raved and minstrels —_ “Judy of Rogues’ Harbor.” a sereen| Bushman's half doren children. {DOUG ALMOST MAKES and wanted ta get the facts about|them to do just the things they \from time immemorial. rite’ ‘ | | INDIANS IN FILMPLAY H Nersion of Grace Miller White's woos. Reid has begun work «| TOUR everything would do if thin were a real dance at \face possesses, beaiiell " dovk. . " real summer hotel in real life. The ty! | - Indy ts & Httle country girl who | “Sick # Bed.” adapted from the etage) OURISTS MISS TRAIN ony Lr income ede as ranch seared vy 3 ae an Bee be ee the | beauty, a character and “i Gives with her ittle cousin, Denny, | PAY Bi oynd PU we bea P Tae se aplbtad eens St areas tee srrntragOMine MAB Over there?” \" <Cne of the dozen girls, flirting | use of more than 200 Indians trom | tude of expression. The home ane Bante grandfather. A good 6 oe signal for’a grand rush in bia diree “That fellow.” sald Jack, “has f with her partner, lit hie Sigs, | tie Cocopah, Pima and Bobobs reser ie of Miss Clayton ts the picture is given over ta/ 4 then, motetening her thumb/ vations in Clam Kimball Young's She has a lovely retreat © ; ‘Thomas Meighan lo make his de (tian. Therefore, when Mr. Pair | more enemies than anyone else in - Nea t " " Fuetv's ettorts to take the blame for nut ae a tullfledsed star in “The|Danks, clad comfortably io a great the world, with the posable excep |taten im the aceon fashion which | Petia etch eee ie the tise | Southern California, where, “ * bear kin coat, accompanied by one tion of Trotsky.” hatch in the age-ob , ich Rafael.” which ° h : bly one of the most exciting ana | Prince Chap” | 1 Cone Chon ame tne ‘the ecb Biceps ° is supponed to indicate life-long de-| equity special this year | surrounded by her books Ge the same time humorous scenes) irene Rich and Will Rogers are|Southern Pacific station at Los eee! ene. RG Oe vertoryvetion. the" nce geneextngenied oe 1 | the things she loves, lares tm the picture is shown when the making ‘thelr fourth Goldwyn| Angeles, © & few evenings ago acclaim “ag match burned her fingers, but her Anita Booth, winner in the recent penates which go to little heroine compels a would-be | Di ms a whole flock of tourists almost miss. He's our casting direc re | fact showed no sign of the pain she | Motion Picture magazine beauty eon: | 0°» individ Murderer to dig the grave for his in. | Picture together, | ee ee een torted the star, without cracking a| suffered test, will appear in Selznick produc |@ home _ tndrwe + tended victim. ards -2y Back.” vy Rupert|maising Behind sa they could get “That was just a tiny incident, of| tion, “The Pringp of Pines | spends all her spare time, Hughes, is to be produced by Gold oeup” of the two famous com wyn with an all-star cast. ed | a’ tap be | Mr. Fairbanks and his company Roy Stewart is recovering from a| players, extras and others were a 72) 4 i] >| vA i] of WALLACE on the “ALLOF-ASUDDEN PEGGY" **Y*T® attack of influenza to board t @ train for fan Tpncinco WURLITZER nero they will shoot some scenes (Paramount) Oars ialgeeteschark | Owe Mere “Wil Se teste we BH oa “Dardanclla” ......Bernan@ ‘Jimmy Keppei Beer eich | “Wilderness Fear Fou been entitled “The - O-Mare Litas Leighton | ———_——__— Re % | Molly coddie Salut d'Amour” ....Kiger Crackenthorpe. Maggie Fischer | LITTLE Slide thenhsabnbnds tha tiki. Pegey” 2. ---- n+ Maret | You've heard of scheming mothers ? oe Ruth Renick, who will ‘play the (Sung by Monte Austin k “You're in Love” ....Frial Concert—12:30 lead jn the picture; Victor tor; Ted Reed. ambition is to match the |*— > = femin| @aughters to lords or dukes or other | THE te ate td Fleming Hitled persons. In “Allof.a-Sudden ant dire Tom Geraghty, scenario | menet Harmon Norma Tat Pegsy.” the picture featuring Mar: | jonn arovid.....-+-.. Wyndham #iand w ty Bouton, Adele Farring iguerite Clark. which opens today at) 4n exciting shipwreck, in which Loute Hippe and others Siaday the Strand. the process is reversed. | ine hero and heroine are shipwrecked Tees. the daughter, {900K tO eee eet ie one ot tne | MISS BREAMER TO Marry her widow mother off to an | ,, est features of “The Isle of a i. e pic s i , rs a bj i 3} English nobleman, whose chiet hobby | Conquest,” the photoplay which | STAR IN “ATHALIE’ Mae Bs ag 44 of ent sentiment, now here with a big star, is pleasing is collecting spiders. Since Pegey’s| opens at the Little Sunday Since the clone of her longterm everybody mightlly-— Mother is also passionately fond of “rf leontract with Commodore Blackton, | the insects, being the widow of a widest eat Milne whicts Mis Gab featured and o a hoted lentist. the 1 thinks the ode teeta ge Eiktch woul te an iseal one. And,| | CLASS A inves Siar dutian oc’ netabie rem lites ihe hel ue Way of knees ‘ . ‘ matic productions, Sylvia Breamer, | fing that her matchmaking efforts | “THE OPEN DOOR” swat ps) onto nm Mae. ola Would result in a mans of complica (Artelass) busily employed in preparation for ges ‘ornia. It in there tians and her own tempestuous love am, EUGENE O’BRI her trip to ¢ «Joba P. Wade Anne hat she wi teary Bache. the screen adapta a —_ ow + Mystery and dramati ituations | tions of the no Robert predominate in “The Open the ambers, which A. Frank attraction which lin wi t Mayflower It | Pictures poration, The first of From cond Empire, aod © |new photoplay C Oo L Oo NIAL lopens at the Class A Sund r , hl lloilo ——-m| plettires the experiences of an ex-|the Chambers’ novels to be pictur! somingly, this ruffled frock a > | ammedae wd will be “Athalie 5 ew : “THE _— ite | inte si drew inspiration. Row after ‘Geld 3 row of chiffon flounces, chif- es... Led een Pickford MILDRED IN LION’S DEN fon-bound, are set upon a od a Horton | wired net foundation, the ay ee nanicas arte: ovr ‘sncth | 9 whole thing hung over black ers used to grind our morning's cof-| satin. The wearer?—Pretty fee in the ald wooden mill on the little Clara Horton, who re- leently graduated from juve- kitchen table |nile to “real parts.’ Clara is While filming the Goldwyn Pic-| “The Little Shepherd of King- | 2, : , eS Gane oh Aaa 3 playing with Jack Pickford at \the Colonial this week in dom Come.” which dpens today at |Goldwyn's production, “The the Colonial, Director Wallace Wo! ley and Jack Pickford had a lot of |Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come.” trouble and amusement trying to re Member what sort of a coffee mill NATALIE TALMADGE AGAIN IN FILMS Was used in the old days. | After several heated arguments, | Director Worsley drove away early ‘The third and youngest of the Tal madge sisters, Natalie, is to have an > Tal 4 ‘ne afternoon, returning the next Morning with an antiquated coffee | mill of the vintage of 1860, which he| found in a hermit’s cabin in the hills Rear Los Angeles. Part of the mereeen case had rotted away, put) the prop shop soon made it as good | as new, and it now forms an im-| portant piece of atmosphere in the Pickford picture. }important part with Cor |madge in “The Love original story by John Anita Loos, and the fifth of Con Talmadge's First National re: cee Natalie made her debut on a the sereen some time ago with her CET ‘i = : . inter Norma in “The of Con * ———# um ie appears with her sister “POLLYANNA”™ Constance in a role of prominence, (United Artista) Poliyann idiots > Mary Pickford pt dimmie Bean... Howard Tenlston The Bond House Mr. Pe o William Courtieigh Aunt Po A whole village ix converted to Bladness; a household of gabby goasipers ix completely put to rout &@ little orphan bay gets a home and @ father and many others are given Aan insight in the many worth while ings in life in “Pollyanna,” Mary iy Belge tno tex 04 ve be | Here are two cub performers in the film jungles which are} his is the first independent pro-|being lionized by the Los Angeles movie colony. Mildred) tion for the United Artists cor-| Harris Chaplin is thei: sponsor, and little Daniel and Neb-| tion and Miss Pickford’s remark: | 1 padnezzar have not once flouted the social amenities be Katherine Griffith Where Safety Dwells is gratuitously assisting individ n the preparation of their Income Tax Statements which must be filed not later than March 15th In the serious emotional role of a struggling young artist, the girl of his heart and another woman— “The Broken Melody” Mack Sennett Comedy—‘Gee Whiz.” Hacker Juveniles in Dances. vorrei the i sad io with their exalted station,