The evening world. Newspaper, July 6, 1921, Page 22

-_—— » About Plays and Players _ | | J TIS SKINNER, in. “Blood GOSSIP. 1," will open the new \ u pla Al the Empire Theatre on Tues- nd Bdward day night, Sept. 20, “Blood and Sand"; ed by Mare la isa play by Tom Cushin Ml Cyr Chadwick ® the novel of the same ti by sco player in Minus Marriag Tbanez, It rn bull fight fie w mn Mt pa consult y return BELASCO PLAY FOR David Belaseo t hi piay, of wh duve LONDON cont mith will Mr, B @{ the Shaftesbu Cyril Maude stellar role, This acto ¢ Kelasco some time English rights to Mr. Belasco exp! was being held David Wartield ago asking for The Music M ed that closed the manuscript of “Timothy minus the name the auth After reading it M abled | acceptance mith, hi manager com plete ” BARTHELMESS A PRIZE GOLFER Although “Dick Barthelmess ad mits that cs a golfer he “tooz ‘ hit,” and breaks two sticks every time he goes over the course, he en tered a tournament and won a prize « With it was a card Dick" p showed nis kession to 4 A friend finally Fe he sev enth nswered, puffin out his “You iriend marks N “What did y friend then querie “Twelve.” was the THE HOBO PUP {! but you are very coy cats ground the “When we town, You dusty were from toe chased to crown. Jean can be, one fles But now you're clean a 1 bet you don't possess “Oh! Gosh!" soaped And washed and scrubbed till I'm neat doped. ‘This ‘life of Riley’ make As limp as @ banana p yapped Larry, “l ne fee 1 “In blue bows dressed 1 am a sight, I'd give my life for one good fight These Thespians are great to ia¢ But give me death or liberty!” GEORGIE D. ME y DUM, THE “CAMERA FACE.” To ambitious seekers motion picture Wesley suggests—try tt out on you rapher first to determine whe: have camera face his one has been able to define just what constitutes the ‘camera face," says Ruggles. “An actress seeking a part in a picture visits the casting director. She mé type for which he hi But he reserves his d ter the inevitable quest le some of your photographs the test “Bome of our greatest stage have failed to carry their su the screen use lacking graphic quality. Their magne’ eluded the camera. On the other h we have seen actors who were c ble of only ordinary achievement he stage become marvellous in. pic tures. They had the ‘camera face,’ and built their screen art to it | “That this photographic peculiarity fe not confined to motion pictures is known by all. The village belle in Mfe often is a flat failure on a pho- print And the envious friend may be a beauty on paper which brings that oft-heard com ment, ‘How it filatters her’ That's what the moving picture camera very often does.” artists ss to hoto- m tographic SCENARIO CONTEST WINNERS. Thirty-five thousand contribu eomprised the m: al Parker Read jr. Judges, has cho ning scenarios wre story contest First prize, an award of to Mrs. Frances White I cago for a story Man Woman.” A win is $5,000 motion pic e prize York, Pa., got $1,500 TAly." and Mrs. An fan neisco won thir he Charm Tra A DOLLAR WASTED be thrifty, but surely not so might be implied by Maree ville, the Parisian complains of the high “Just think,” she i mhey cost seex dollar, only five dollar worth LOOKING WISE actress “Not infrequently the best Aone in a theatre is that of the ence in seeking to give the impr that they understand the play,” De Bruyn observes HAD HIS SUSPICIONS Jost was sitting down to breakfast one morning when + was astounded to see in the pap an announcement of his own dein He rang up his friend Howard nich “Helloa, Smith!” he said you seen the announcement death in the paper?” “Yes, replied Smith. “Where are you speaking fromf’—The Argonaut. a ve of my 6 | Mee RM A ee Ree | WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1921 i JOE’S CAR ate ae pone ann JOE, WHEN ARE You GOING To PACK YOUR BAG ?] j nN ~~" AS A MATTER oF SUST AS MUCH FUN TaD FACT BuT You'VE LEFT OUT A VERY IMPORTANT THING ! —AND VERY CAREFULLY LEFT OUT YouR Razor! 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