The evening world. Newspaper, April 10, 1922, Page 24

| t By DON ALLEN SELZNICK EXODUS. The Selznick Picture forces dee parted yesterday aboard the ‘‘Manhat= tan Limited.” Under the guidance of Pennsylvania Railroad workers, the big aggregation of stars, writers and publicity men climbed aboard. They will switch from the ‘Manhattan Limited” to the ‘California Limitea™* at Chicago. Among those who occupied the sew enteen drawing rooms were J. Wy’ Behlelff, Myron Selznick, Elatrf Hammerstein, Owen Moore, Eugené O'Brien, Niles Welsh and other stars, Directors Ralph H. Ince, Victor Hers man and George Archainband were also aboard, as was Tamar Lane, the demon praise agent, who is to locate on the Coast. Selznick expects to keep his fil activities centyed on the Coast for probably a year, when he will réturm to New York. ; HERE 1T (3 — REGULAR AS SUNRISE — “HE OLD MoNTHLY il INSTALLMENT ON “Tiy'car — my vere] GEsT FRIEND May NEVER “‘weiTe TO ME BUT 1CAN ALWAYS COUNT oN “Huis! AN T HAVEN'T EVEN - GOT TH'CAR To RIPE ant MIKE'S Gor IT —HEGer’s | MORE FUN OUT ‘OF ‘IT “hay 1_D0.AN' HE ‘NEVER ; —AN' Here's MINE'S CANDIDATE. FOR LAST MONTH NOT PAW YET — 4% 22.60 -GENERATOR , CARBON «AN! New RLuGs | WUY DONCHA GO HOME ‘Bess? Y'Loox SICK fF LD play bills often are very in- teresting. In a package of them sent us by Martin J. on, for years manager of the ‘Third’ . cnue Theatre, is one an- houncing Hal Reid's play, "A Work- jng Girl's. Wrongs," which, accord- ing to the bill, showed “the downfall of villainy and the triumph of honest Aabor.”” Guns and knives are used in the play, and one line in the ad- vertising reads: ‘See the boy who is trainin’ ta meet McGovern.” Thea there is a line quoted from the dia- Togue and classed as ‘‘one of the best fines from this beautiful story of real life.” Tt id: “Yes, there is 2 diamond upon your finger. Jack has none except upon a hot day when he is at wor! they are upon his brow like a diadem —dliamonds of honest sweat, the gem of labor which, when they are spent for the woman he loves, fall into the flowers of her heart and sparkle there as pure and bright as a drop of dew in the heart of a rose.” A picture of a scerié in Act 1 shows the villain kngcked down by “the Nonest arm Of a workingman’ and there is another picture showing the midnight murder. Them wus the good -old days. NUTT’S DOPE. Jefferson Shrewsbury Nutt writes us from Bogash, O., to suggest that “a real story’? ought to be written about Police Commissioner Enright’s book of| Don'ts. His suggestions follow: “Dead Dud—I and the wife belteve her and me could get a lot more out of Commissioner Enright than has} heen printed about that Don't book of his. Can you imagifie what would lappen if T and her stepped into his office and T ‘says: ‘Well, Commission- er, T Just pursued your Don't book. It's all right, but what about the crime wave? He'd probably hesitate, and I'd ay right quickly: ‘And how about the Tine pontoon system?’ When he got’ through talking Jessica could smile and step up. She'd say: ‘What about FORCED COINCIDENCE. Tom Guraghty, widgly known New York newspaper man, and now ‘way up in the movies, ran against a hai directorial nut while directing “The Man From Home” in London a short, ; M00 while ago. ) ; ee ets P Tom needed a typical American small town paper to use in a close-up He tried to explain to a dozen Engy lish printers what he wanted. They failed. Then he sent a few emis- saries scurrying around, “In three days one of them turned up with a frayed copy of the periodical pride of Greensburg, Ind. One peculiar part of the yarn is that Greensburg was Garaghty’ birthplace, and the other peculiarity is that the story is true. SHOT, BUT NOT DEAD. Raymond Griffith was yesterday, presented with a rubber can-opener by, the Marshall Netlan staff for his wise cracks about the studio. an meramen shoet fools first,’* read Griffith from Screenings. “That must be wrong,"’ continued Griffith, “for they've been shooting three weeks and I'm still alive."’ “Which only goes to prove, NO. DEAR- X DONT THink “WHEY WOULD AT sur ‘SIXTY MIGHT WELL SPREAD our ! HAAN ep bad murksme CARP. TO STAR. the broken hearta, Commissioner? Got] YJ wenn 7 4, NoT PAYING ‘ a Georges Carpentier, who las cise itny Don't to heal them up?” Then,| FY -WEeee comes Z / 7 2 eee for recalling a chap named Jacques if you had the Police Rand there she] Y weve ezRat é ANY ATTEN Tio ¢ ' THANKS, UNCLE : Now- DO )T Dempsey, is going to take another, could &ing ler factory girl song, ‘They, 5 EZRA. Hav” e Ging at the movies. But this time Held Up Fannie Smith and Took the] % se lata AECAIN For it will be in London and under the Pay—Roll.’ It has sentiment and never 5» WAS A FINE direction of J. Stuart) Blackton of fails to bring a tear. Oh, we could . write a great story, but, by the way, i need $11. Try to get it to me by Wednesday if you can, ‘To-day Mayor Rimble, whfle talking about a trip to Burope, said: ‘I'd give my head for one.’ Blaney Pitts, who heard him, : ‘Oh, You? Honor, it would cost more than one bone.’ Much excite- ment but could learn nothing.—Jeff.”" New York The noted Mreneh has just scrawled his Haneock on «of cull for him to be 175 pounds, and free from canliflowe len lips, ebony eves and all other distigurations. For these reasons, Carpentier wiil try and finish his picture acting be- fore Dempsey reaches deah ol’ Lun. non, you know. For the twain might mivet again and Georges wouldn't ha any matinee idol following such a meeting. u pusher n John ‘TOOFFER PLAYLETS, . ‘The Stuyvesant Players will present » programme of playlets at the Green- wich House, No. 27 Barrow Street, on Saturday evenings, April 16 and 22. This body of actors is striving to build nt they call a littie Art Theatre. “The Glorious Fourth.” AIDING “ARMY.” = © 1. Lasky, Vice President of mous-Playesr Basky Corporn- tion, is the latest addition to the Citi. zens’ Committee of 150 prominent New Yorkers in charge of tho Salvation Army's, Home Service appeal POEM! Mary Hotchkiss of “Just Because,” at farl Carroll's Theatre, hes writ- & ofte-act rhyme which we gre Droducing here for one performance only. Curtaif! KATINKA “aD ae ciscEtonel Wo Hope! + T HEAR THERE'S TROUBLE IN THIS HOUSE ==) ( DID THE YES-HE SAYS SHE EVEN LHope TU NEVER “ee i & CHANCE oO 1 SENT Him THRee LETTERS ’ YOUR MISSUS HAS FALLEN IN LOVE HAS HIS PHOTOGRAPH Lgl A PICTURE OF THAT FERDIE —-NoT ASKIN’ FER ONE AN’ DIDN'T EVEN WITH WILLIAM WEAKBEAN THE (a ON HER BUREAU IN A AVFUL FoR "HOME WRECKER” ON , A CHANCE 2 3. GET A REPLY! She's bobbed her hair, SHE RAVES A MARRIED YOUR BuREAY, — 5- Creater New York between May 1 And 1 confess, ABOUT. THAT | [> WOMAN To KATINKA® —— endeto 4 tea I think sheg aso AN ? BE So ‘i aN Will H. Hays is also acting as a 4 4 2 Bobbed her dro. j re Foolise f WW member of the committee and Lee Shubert will act as Chairman of the theatrical division of the committee. He has assured the army of the full- est co-operation of the speakers and the movies, » FOR ROSE COGHLAN. A benefit performance to aid Rose Coghlan is being arranged. Sam H. Harris, as President of the Producing Managers’ Association, announces he bas obtained the use of the Apollo Theatre on Sunday evening, April 23. Phe following-named have volunteered to assist: William Collier, Florence Moore, Wilda Bennett, Joseph Sant- ‘ey, Ivy Sawyer, Solly Ward, Rene Hiano, Rose Rolanda, Emma Haig, tichard Keen, Mlle, Marguerite and frank Gill, all of ‘The Music Box Nevue.”” Others will be announced as hey agree to appear. Incidentally, we'd Itke to say something nice about Mr. Harris, Since last September he ‘wis given the use of hi} Sam H. Har. ‘js ‘Theatre to organizations for wor. hy benefite on Sunday evenings and 1a not only assisted personally but as instructed: his staff to do every- thing possible tq make each benefit a vig success. Many thousands of dol- “irs have been raised indirectly by Me, Harris for various charities and through it all he has smiled and worked his hardest. FADE-INS. Allen Holubar,-director, needed @ Chinese with an old-fashioned queue for a part in his latest production. After searching Chinatown for days he discovered that the little pig tafle- are as scarce as fleas on sandstone lions. Mabel Normand is about ta start Fust to sail for London, During her vacation trip she will visit Parte, Rome, Naples and Madrid. George Drungold, screen actor, is also an author. He’ sold his first story yesterday, He says the chegk just about pays for (he paper hi wasted while writing the yarn. Use of the radiophone by movie directors threatens to do away with the job of assistant director. If tt would only eliminate some of the “atars” it would be doing something. William Conklin, screen player, jets Slapped,"* will direct “What the ublic Wants."" Carle Carlton will sail for Europe May 15. W. Brooke Johns will go along. The Players’ Assembly will make enee by eutting down scrub oak.and] awake, and she makes me get up selling it. The wife did most of the} when I am awful sleepy."'—Edin- cutting, white the husband drove the] burgh Scotsman. wagon and sold the wood. ee An oil company drilled a wildcat well on their land and struck a ve agli ae oy OMEN 2 ya's ec P| g ised the pair to the EGGS, “The Night Cali” a regular evening) A DIFFERENCE ‘EXPLAINED. |got on a suit w’at's mos! perzacztly Tinie orale #6) Dale tb) the euuimoatin Ctliy ane show ingtead of a special matinee bill. tie darkey boys in a § like yourn, and I‘don't pay but $10 bine: ounne Cornellus Pluto Spivin of Bronx- ville, please stand up! Mn, Spiyin, the judges in the rhymed thrill con- test have awarded you the prize, a copy of Tuley’ Wally Watson's latest rong, “You May Hold Me Tight if You Get Me Tight.” Congratulatious! it and, after die- restaurant. ‘'Milk’ toast,’* ran . h mine. Somebody sure flimflammed man in town, and, after dis ; P x t Frances White will appear at the Se net On ie Aiea, eae ma y sur mflamm posing of his load, he hastened back |MuUrmured his SOR PRRIOR NI aa atthe € ana Thedire, Sunday night} “srow much do they sei vou back}, TNE Possessor of the $40 suit took|to tell his wife. She might have been m1 5 . at the Cohan Theatre. y se ; ; “Scramble t started uis acting career as leader ai aceite ies for dem alo's @ | Bald: one of the coat sleeves of the /expested to dep lier Oe teeter and a, graveyara| of supers for William A. rade Of your thrill, Mixs Willie Cooligun,| ‘Get Together’ begins its tast two] fr dem 5 Ey $10 suit and pulled on it, It stretched, | of relier, tut this is what s ay By fis salary was ¥6 a week, But living KIDDING DEATH., one of the judgen, writers, ="?! weeks of its engagement at tho Hip- cog, Aolians,” as the response.” phen straightening up, he said: “ Well, I wish you'd buy me a new aw," sank) out tis salary & vee We haye been advised that Frank] “Mr. Spivin's rhyme is both esthetic] Podrome to-day. pe sert toh fy Holiatinr here, boy, the fust big rain yo’ gets |axe-handle,”"—Judge the Titian pair. Anita Stewart is the latest scintil- laiffell hfs discovered a way to. shoot} and aroostic. 1 imagine he is a deep| Charles Dillingham will launch maid the vat? *pge | Kefched out in dat coat of yourn is ——_———- \ bullet through a woman without " : thinker, possibly a student of Swash, the great Hindu philosopher and William Faversham in ‘Out to Win" at the Majestic, Buffalo, April 18, "Use | ewine to say ‘Goodby, N now on I'se gwine to be yo' “Here,” core rected -the second lating film luminary to visit the bob- ber shop. h, from|moTHER'S | UNSATISFACTORY vest'!"" uirting her. The lady is Mile. De {amar and she just loves to be shot tomtom artist, I should very much] Louise Groody is back in ‘Good | "Tssatse’ People: He wil return | judge. PEAY: SE Ae eae Ccarmarly “a Heneat Frank is shooting Mile, at Proctor’s| jixe to meet Mr. Splvin and talk ethi-| Morning, "after laryngitis. | Oey" Sede ee ADDY cams Howie: fram the ates seyou'll: get. it, {ater A ith Strect Theatre this week and] cai culture with him, provided he Is] Madeline Van was good as her sub- A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY. WHAT SHE WANTED, parly one evening, and mother Joseph De Grasse, Able director, is they say the act goes over with 4] a single man, 1 make this stipula-| stitute. fince Mrs. Hank Feterbe ‘i HERE are many stories from the had not ‘returned from some acting in that capdcity for Charles dane: tion as Tam not an intentional-home-| ‘The Hippodrome will be seventeen | |, {tince Mire. Hank Peter ae roe | new oll fields of the effect of| friends whom she had been visiting they Ray in his latest film, aE P Cera By the way, what js Bronx-| years old Wednesday. Special birth-| Wille entertained Haron Otto Van muddenly acquired wealth<| tor tea milk toast down in Pittsburgh, where] Motion picture stars don't like to ; |ATING FRAUDS. day features will be offered in the ‘s iy y, unused to mone: 7 { worked,"* have it known they have the fu. We Hereafter when a gitl who gets in he Spivin winning rhyme is entl-| show, ner Thursday evening. she has been | Many, aor “ Sauan=) @ Little four-year-old Gwennie ran Pouble tells the woyld she ts of the “A Muley Bull." It follows “Uncle Tom's Saloon," a synco-| calling herself Mra, J. de Delleville dered their th re The two customers held a confer-| know of five prominent stars who to her father's pide ence ci “ ver’* sefused to allow their pgaise agents by 4 mn he - z Peterball sands with reck-| ¥? 3 cae ence and decided to ‘put one over’’ on - sither] or ee Brave tea A muley dull was playing Pee eee mn el oe new | eter! : less abandon,| ‘Daddy,’ she cried, “I've been!the “fresh young thing" fom Pinas bo soanSiae the. tact ve they PRs i hibit ger- Je 4 tot. * while others have | w: sto see you for a long time|burgh, The first one wanted a glass [suffer © malady recently. arint all his stage beauties. In Neighbor Munson's ti Regina Wallace has been added to FOOLISHMENT te at Wanting. 10. 9 au Sa of milk and the second one a cup of| ‘Locked Olt” is the title of Alico “It's only fair," says the producer,|/ came along just straying the cast of Whispering Wires,” Kate| The little girl was very tall. tenor of their way,| “Why, my little £ asked the| black coffee. Calhoun’s newest picture. ‘That the public be protected against] And 'vout the bull foray! McLaurin's melodrama. And yet her family name was Smatl. : , these flagrant frauds that arise so Marjorie Rambeau's new undisturbed by When the girl appeared to put a] Wanda Hawley just won a popular- Tt wore a red bandana, ; esac tele ‘. ory y contest in Brooklyn ) "Jer e Th called her Lengthy Mae for millions answered Gwennie,| "set up" of the restaurant grtillery in |ity contest r meuenty. His anger was intense 4) ener Chae Ra ud short, Oe Mee An elderly couple tell mother. because} front of the men the second man gave} Agnes Ayres has started work on pWhy not Kiss pripts? = ¢ va ¥ “Aha Rice “Surpri 7 : had never known| she's an awful dear, but I don’t think] {he following order: her new film, “Borderland.” My thrill came, then, sweet Auna The Edwaid E. Rice Surprise} which you can sce they hadn't ort. GOSSIP. fielen MacKellar in “The Shadow” yc, | Party,’ scheduled for the National Theatre Sunday evening next, prom- anything but drudgery, They she knows much about bringing up “A bottle of lacteal fluid for my “Pink Gods," by Cynthia Stockley, children.” friend and a scuttle of Java with no is to be Penrhyn Stanlaws's next 1 SAFELY JUMPED THE Fi FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. lived on a sandy| “What makes you think that?"'|sea foam for me.” Paramount production. ina to be 8 very. Invorestine aren! “Chalk one an’ a dipper of-ink,'’| Broadswords will be the instr fill begin a New York engagement] ‘Her Temporary Husband," a com-| F, ela ir, bas mone to Chis “I gave my friend a rain-check."’ farm of a few| usked her father. e pper oF . : rhe instruments om April 24. edy by Edward Paulton. EE Ete ROMS Meine Ded cee acres, which was too poor to cultivate| “Well,” replied Gwennle, e|shouted the gil. She didn't even|of combat in Fairbanks's next picture, | A. G@ Delamater will produce soon! Louis Calvert, now in ‘He Who! Billie Burke, by prominent literary! ‘No, I mean an umbrella," " profitably, so they eked out an makes me go to bed when /T am wide! grin.—Tks Arklight. ‘He will temporarily dg-{t the foul, i 4 y =e chimen yy In Matt Moore, "that they ere blamed “tog TR $500,008. The sum is to be ratsed iY | The picture hasn't been named agg & yet, but its u cinch tt will NOT bed \ \ \ \ } "te w § S