The evening world. Newspaper, December 7, 1922, Page 23

. 4 _ THA . SVENING + WORLD, THUSSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1922 as ton atsthas on-the grill down at|a prominent magazine would Itke to] George ‘MacQuarrte, for years] leased to churches, schools ani asse- print. Prominent fn stage and picture cir-| clations, y had (i ned a burning house] See three Interviewers this week. cles, was yesterday signed to play an We note that Priscilla Dean, who Screenings ||’ wdrift, and it drifted over so near me} And @ few other things Just fo fill|important part in “Backbone,"’ now | was recently reported to have refused By DON ALLEN near T got the} {nm the idle moments being filmed at the old Blograph|to play the part of Cassie Cook in * ite Shows: and studios, “Drifting” because the role was “im. aes 4 - CUT-INS, tnoral,"" {8 going right ahead with the Allan Dawn told us yesterday that Kenneth Webb, the directe yeste pletur FILMERICK. ‘ day HAiaNed hie lave ope ould stand for no Imitation stl” sack Marte, thé Century comedy There was a producer named For, HERE HE IS. sketeh, He ts calling it hy of hia pictures, “t tnsist UPON) siant, placed his No. 1é'e on @ boot- diamonds, No paste," he sald. 1 when the script calls for rea! I use RAL food." And With sparkling eye and black loz. His pictures amusing, Set the erttics enthusing And they uttered but very few nox and His ind § black stand yesterday and submitted to a shine. The bootblack set him back a half a dollar, ‘They shine + Allan has some em for a nickel out {mn California!" he picture too, explained Jack, grudgingly giving up folks think serial photo-| the halt-plaster. the much-married ¢ t answer: a dead issue. Just ask Peggy, the cinemas’ Iittlest . PHIL UMM SAYS, M busy at present playing f ’earl White is back In an star, has the biggest dressing room. They're givin’ Jackie an AT ten ye in a picture bel de|trying to mai nds with a Mrs. nded film called \"Plunder’ and it is a three-room bungalow. Rolls-Royce fer Xmus. when ail th'lrrom hiv vaudeville sketch "Your | beamed ing shown weekly In thousands)! segrid Holmquist, the “Swediah Pima th’ Utte teller ts stghin’ foro} mend and Mitte!” Enid Bennett in| Cecella Do Ml young daughter of | of cinemas Mary Pickford," was yesterday chosen bled, De Mille, the playing opposite him ‘aramount master-| National Non-Theatrical Pictures ts|/to play an import é r, has made her first bld for| forming a Reviewing Board made up | Neeri's production, ry fame « has won first prize] of all religious denominations which Rupert Hughes ha In a Red Cros: y contest will pass on religious subjects re-}ing “Souls For Salo. NEARING END, After It had rumored a>out Broadway for sor jays that “When Knighthood Was In Flower’ wae soon to quit {ts run at-the Critter Theatre, off tasued fast 1 €osmopolit Davies would forsake Broadway, far aa “Knighthood” ts conecrned, on the night of Deo. 80. Tho musle, selected only from th While no definite announcement] best composers, will be played has been made as to just what bik|the following organists: John Priest film will follow the present one, we| of the Cameo Theatre: J. Van Clift ; have lens-box information that it will] Cooper, Rivoll Thentre and Vera Specials for be Nasimova in “Salome.’ Kitchener, Lincoln Square ‘Theatre, Metropolitan District sons The films to be shown will be John ou Rarrymore in "Sherlock Holmes," : | Norma Talmadge was f ig par-| “The Moonlight Sonata” and an “Out ’ | ticularly happy when we hailed her] ‘f-!°-!nkwell” cartoon ~~ : limousine. Admission will be by {nvitation an! “Why the laughter ?* we asked ntary tleket\onty, “Didn't you hear?" she shot real pert like We hadn't “Why."' ex ECOND CONCERT to Mus fon of these American cheese has always been ness. 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