The evening world. Newspaper, June 13, 1921, Page 10

or “ ‘attan Opera House, after the re- ue After Dark,” “Domit of the evening, and thunders of Dee Was discovered that Bill had indeci "= gaved his own daughter, Alice z Hee and Willie Collier, 10 — BRADY AGAIN ACTOR, Makes Hit of the Evening in| By Bide Dudley Thriller at Frolic That INE big pictures are announced Realizes $15,000. fy the Vitagraph for release i tember and October. frolic of the Friars at the Man- | LAR odd nae Sarees With the country flooded with re- ports of stagnation in movie making, this is indeed a record, In addition the Vitagraph announces that plans are under way for two more big spe- cials to be made in the fall. One will featyre Jean Paige of “Black Beauty” fame, and the other, which will be| flower, oeipts were counted this morning, Proved to have realized $15,000. An ‘eld actor named William A. Brady proved that they do come back in which Bill made fa- He was the Cecil B. of the mous thirty years ago. poration, dolph Chester on the West Coast T hens you George Cohai as master of Geremonies, introduced Lew Fields was che at who, HE'S A MERRY SOUL Mitrtin Nickerson of Hitchens, Kan., in Colorado, Chicago, Niagara and Albany. He intends to Dempsey-Carpentier West on July 5 Mary Montamora. ten, of No. 500 West W46th Street, Manhattan, was run over @nd killed yesterday by # limousine on Central Avenue, Yonkers. Mrs, Bessie Swenson of the same ad- dress in Manhattan Mad taken her two ¢hildren and the Montamora girl for a fight and start | for ey ride. They left the car and the fontamora girl ran ahead. The auto- mobile bowled her over. She wai ed up by the chauffeur, John Mc- Menaty “ot Nor 1008 Bust iérih street, nx. “The Scarab Ring.” a fine projection room DeMILLE HERE. DeMille, Famous Players-Lasky Cor- arrived in New York) for a conte with other execu- THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JUNE 13, 1921. Real News About Reel People PRESIDENT SEES FILM. On his way from Washington to New York aboard his yacht, the May- recently, and party saw the Alice Joyce film,| “The Hope Diamond Mystery,” in the Brooklyn Academy of Music for a | fun commencing June 20. President her~You dirty boy! Why don't ‘ash your face? I can see what you had for breakfast thie morning. Boy—What was it? Harding The yacht has AL Arthur Ward will put the new film, j ture is Director General | Intends | all at one sitting. When Hod Jackson, father of Duicte faite | had inclosed jer photograph with her the | application » following apolozy| it was in her letter i “This picture isn't as good-looking} Claim and Challenge! 3rd 221 as Tam, but it Is al I have. Photographed by a young man who Is| 90 as to get even with me.” HER PROFILE PERFECT. THE MYSTERY OF THE BLACK It was| mad at me because we used to Keep | Kickapoo. O- ue ad company and I quit, He could have| made a prettier picture, but he didn’t DID YOU KNOW THAT— a play called “Brittie?” ONG ENTERTAINMENT. ing for D. W Little Orphans?" They say great men This pic-\ don't in thirty reels and Mr. Ward to let the audiences have them) ig’ yee the big fight? eral Manager tions made possible by Alaska, will be @/ tives of the concern, He expecta to| Eugene O'Brien has a new leading, Lucia Backus Seger of Hoyt com- sapplause greeted him when he payiq gmith production. — Inciden- | i y a ” | woman acting with him in “Clay Dol-|¢dy fame is playing the role of the blindfolded, into 20,000 cubic Feturn West In less then & week, mother in the Fox ii Jumped, olin sguberte-divini HvIC ‘ally, more than 3,000 pewple appear a lars.” She is Ruth Dwyer, who haa) Mire i= feet of undiluted water to save 'i8 jn the Vitagraph’s new film, ‘Dhe ONE DAY LATE. | been called the girl with the perfect! the child, Eliza Dalton, And a tremen- gon of Wallingford,” which was di- | Hrom the Topics of thé Day Service | profile. Miss Dwyer was once af are being featured by William Fox Gus burst of noise followed when it jected by Mr. and Mrs. George Ran- We borrow the following: | artist's model. in a Bunshine comedy? | Martha M leading lady as a Selznick star? Edna Wheaton, WHISKERS. CHAPTER XVIIL Avenue & 121st Street 2 to 2224 Third Avenue But they were married. now head waitress at the Eat Cafe in Mae Marsh may go on the stage in|, Lillian and Dorothy Gish are act- Griffith in “The minds by reading dime novels? We Irving Cummings, in the wilds of thé Northwest, is trying to get Hast Al Kaufman has been made Gen- of Buropean for Famous Players-Lasky? produc- picture ‘‘Foot- Singer Midgets of vaudeville sfleld has finished as a and will next be sten| who appeared as Beauty in “Experience,” was married 114 Years Young we Cowperthwait & Dulele {s|and vaudeville for Georges Carpen- tier'’s entertainment at the train camp? Signor Giuseppe Barattolo, Italiana, is in America? L, Rothafel took charge of Capitol presentations just a ago? Saturday he was given Two | ebony baton, their Bringsasmileot relief as soon as it touches that itching rash or patch of eexema. Save yourself hours of torture by keeping a jar on hand. Cool, soothing, healing—and so nearly flesh color it hardly shows writes George alto ia | ly to ing Stark, Califor- | every appearance.” There were two Writes George Shor of the Riaito that) joy we aa|Jaokson, @ files fan, grabbed -the Digimon” (0 UVIRe Blank: & Calter Your other masters of ceremonies he is coming Kast and can be hired.) (000 Tone at wa" | black dog, the Count was amased. v - Graggist vette it. Meehan, introducing Eddie C “1 am the easiest and loudest | 7¢*terday. | WePOula + 4 Robert T. Kane has succeeded Ask for it. And Pat Rooney; and Ji | twee Raneae” writen dertin — | ould your father wrestle with a Walter Wanger as manager of the ako introduced Harry jaugher in Kansas,” writes Martin, SKINNER ABROAD. |dog?” he asked of Duicie, | Famous Players-Lasky _ production Richard Carle. : “Hire me to laugh in your theatre Ous Skinner, who acted in the film| Anais he would, you fop!" The | department? . hone 0 rt ind you won't have no failures in version of “Kismet,” girl was angry. The Boys’ Orchestra of the gel sane! taeda Europe for a rest. While he will ap-| “Do you mean that?” he asked, in, Witne’ at the Reatto toeton pear in “Blood and Sand” on the, ‘Suret” afternoon? Come , 4, 5 hweet AcereditedDay andEven AUTOS KILL TWO HAYAKAWA COMING HERE. regular stage next season, he will, “Come to my arms, little sweet-' , the Strand’a pub- | Me*Conrses leading tte N. Y. CHILDREN _ “¢*sve Hayakawa, the Robertson- | act also in pictures. rent We shall be married to- | jjoity man, is raising a mustache? ‘Dearee of ‘wiecen ade: tole Japanese star, is en route fro ———- fe wa © a clinch with hie| Dey, a » wishes to appear dis- Pere ag a nA fos Abpelbs tot New “Y6neMcssiie A MEAN MAN \royainesn Jerking” off hin Dace tinguished Wan Girl of Ten Run Down in Yonkers, panied by his wife, known to film! At 4 Fort Lee studio last week an|Witakers. ‘Then It was seen he was <Lonstance, Talmadge, | Whe in 5 i one other n Hugo Skinner, the “Good for Nothing,” is using a jazz | Boy of Seven in Bronx— fans as Tzuri Aoki, Hayakawa, who | (nteresting letter was discovered, tl a Ay as BO PRInNGr, tHe) ad to. inspire er atid: her, coms Both Drivers Held. is recovering from the effects of an| Was from Philadelphia girl who} The Rev. Jabez Tidhokn was) pany? 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