The evening world. Newspaper, October 9, 1922, Page 17

champions of the long ago. 1 boxed Jack and think I know!"* If, for one minute, you have doubts about Bill out when convinced that the Strand offer was for his most artistic work, he signed the contract. So, starting on Oct. 15, the dance presentations at the Strand will bear the Fokine stamp. His first offering will be “Les Syliphides,"” which he ed from Chopin's musical theme and produced first in Petrograd tn 1906. ‘Screenings By DON ALLEN afternoon or night and watch es work. It's a 100 to 1 shot that POME. Hickory, Dickory, Déck! The star stalked by the clock. The producer heord, But said nary a word. Hickory, Dickory, Dock. auskles. STILLS. TWINS AT WORK. ‘The Misses Peronne and Constance Arntzenius, who style themselves “The Dutch Twins," arrived in New York from their home country a couple of days ago and immediately started producing a picture. No, do not run away with the idea that the twins appear in the pictures in person or anything like that, Tor almost the day they arrived they hieo thersselve. away to Gurdiner's Island, where they made the first scenes in a picture to be known as ‘The Life History of a Fish Hawk." If they'd only gone to Blackwell's Island, now known as Welfare, they might have secured some dandy scenes if they wanted to picturize the life of the Night Hawk. engaged as extras to help Mary make ‘'Penzie.”* do was to raid a hokey-pokey and eat real ice cream T. E. Simis: Sorry, but cannot exact date of coming release. Players could and would answer question gladly “Bvil minds are alwa muttered Montague Love, Broadway cinema Saturday ni “That's more'n you can say abou' coat mines!" blurted Lew Cody, lke that! East Is West! on the Coast he is generally shooting New York interiors Hickory, Dickory, Dock! The extra forgot the time clock. * Phe boss who hired her Also fired her. Hickory, Dickory, Dock!~ PHIL UMM SAYS. Las’ night I really enjoyed a pitcher how. It was showed to a audience f an’ dumb folks, an’ they read the tities in their own langwidge! COHEN HIKES. . Sydney 8. Cohen, President of the lotion Picture Owners of America, Is BDIK”gdod ‘wtart<clt w coultry, ire AN OPTICIAN. C De Jarl, the idol of the " x ste] ers New York and alr ° mr © left New York late] The beggar, with halting step ano|flappers, is in eee er New Lark aiate eyes that saw but little, hobbled up} busy making early scenes in ¢ aturday accompanied by J Madonna in Chains" at the Ama to.the movie press agent on Broad P"Tool Chairman of the ational mated Studios in New Rochelle i fl lay. gublie Service Committee; W. A hal teh Luttrell in a voice thot] Will Rogers ts now a regular rue of the Connecticut ion Ple-| ook, “I'm almost blind! Won't you | porter for Selznick News, His pointe ture Theatre Owners, and oth do something to help me Duncan and the fight game, drop in some morning, catch him fighting at least a dozen ye working!" outside u When a director ts when he lands in New York he is put to work making Western exteriors. French have any him you Practically the enfire juvenile popu lation of a Long Island town came in for a treat Saturday when they were Carr All the kids had to cart give mous your ight it the Just busy and ndy Mae Iga re THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1922, will be a feature of these reels. Yes- news reel. Richard sailed Saturday Walton Tully, on the rilby'’ in Paris, We asked did and he shot right back I want to see the America firs 1,600 girts. SE SES LAST WEEK OF JAMAICA RAC E S To-Morrow’s Special Features $3,000 Gowanus Stakes The Mazeppa Purse _ AND 4 0° GOOD RACES T 2.00. P It is the intention of Mr, Cohen to visit a long string of conventions of Motion picture theatre owners, the first of which will be in Flint, Mich. The press agent, big hearted chap that he was, reached into his pocket and pulled out a roll. Stripping off the two outside crispy notes, he hand Before leaving, Mr. Cohen said. ! oq them to the mendicant, saying th hile his present itinerary did not in-| Wate: Glude the West coast, that he thought!" «tere, my poor man, take thes: ft more than likely that he would| passes for ‘Nero’ and ‘Monte Crist land in California before his trip ends. hat pair of spectacles ought to help your eyesight greatly!"* SOME RECORD. ubilant up around the Famous ky ond Para- mount ¢ despite the fact that Sunday is usually a day of rest. And well they might Puramount has, we be Unique record in suppls picture this week to the ‘cinemudom. Look at the list: Old Home * at the Capitol; ‘'Manslaugh- o; The Fgge in the ivol “Pink Gods, at “When Knighthood Was t the Criterion, and “On * at Loew's State. fe And every one a Paramount! They were Playe: TO MAKE 5-REELERS. To all of you who admire and laugh now at Buster Ke Yorker for u I good news. aton, flunked by h 1 “New tht wil! ton, rejoice, for pve, made ing the feature “Big Five’ of s wife, Natalie jr, ts dicker Ing with Associated National to Increase the length of Keaton reeases from three to five reels in the future. From what we learn at the offices of the producing firm, they too sre in favor of lengthening the reeluge of Keaton's efforts, so in all probabilities one of the early Buster Keaton re- leases will start the full programme length series. Which, in our humble estimation, is right good news. “Combination” FOKINE TO THE STRAND. A startling announcement was made BILL KNOWS. ¥ yesterday when Managt r) An oracle spoke yesterday over at Pyoveph Plunkett of the Strand let it] the vVitagraph studio in Brooklyn be known that Michel Fokine, famous] The big'O was none other than out for his position as creator of the] old friend William Duncan, now mak- Ballet Russe, has been placed under|ing ‘‘When Danger Smiles.’* contract to take entire charge of the] ‘Why do so many sport writers say @ancing presentations at the Strand. | that the fighter of to-day is not on a For more than a year the offer from| par with the fighter of yesteryear?” Manager Plunkett to Fokine has|asked Bill, himéelf an authority on @tood. 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