The evening world. Newspaper, December 12, 1922, Page 23

Sterner. Stes asked Soka 2. eg a further testimony the manager. Peter B. Olney jr., yesterday “They hare been burned up,” closed that other property which | replied. should have gone to Recelver John| ‘By whom and when?" L. Lyttle also wis removed. ‘The Well" + strong box was restored to the re- ‘Why do you hesitate to answer | sity and is very anxious to bio} dey, preaihiess, With ths information bal play the part intended for him. [that he hed Just signed w conteact Tt would hardly seem likely that] whereby ho ts te write three original Meighan, one of the most solidly pop. | stories for Miming by Warner Lroth- ‘ E ‘ fter . that | ceiver after a three days’ jourtiey to Ts thsi ical dat, Pouied Shins ular men in motion pictures, would | “ decide now, during the heydey of his] ‘The titles of the stories,"* confided Newark, during which It was opened and its contents ransacked, but the ted, but gave no further information. other property has not been recovered. Mr. Rosa is seeking to trace a num- Arthur L. Ross, attorney of the re. | ber Of withdrawals of money the day ’ ceiver, has not been able to learn| before the bankruptcy, including a Sey movie career, to forsake entirely the| Mr. Harris, “are a seoret, but thoy POME. acting end of the movies for the direc-| Will Boon be eeeitine uetireiy. haw Bitly and Betty decides to go, tortal, but it is very likely that hia| think, — something iy To the movies and p'rape hear a] "ame will flutter forth in electric in moviedom. ; tong, too. lights in front of a legitimate theatre STILLS. Broadw: long. If this proves ‘And just to convince you that they] om ae ait id You can select all your ‘The “Teleview," a new invention of all your Chrytmas gifts from oor en true, Meighan will merely make his : ftified check all ten stock and pay for mext year. And in deal- Willtam F. sc Trans <a definitely what the additional prop- | °C! e alleged to have been , were not slow, speaky plunge a sort of vacation ane Frcs fr ike teen Frode ‘ m rotate | erty ta exeant that it included the | 4rawn by Pothoff in favor of William rtd od irters you have the comforting They took their cute haey atong,| from the silences of the movie studios. y. Introd Receiver Seeks File Which &. P. Ohl, a customer, of No. 186 a medium by which the public may office customers’ index file, consist. uality and value are right. ‘ears on Per pti ou Le, W, SWEETS PLACE BROADWAY <o= MAIDEN LA OPEN A at © BI NIN Lgl see motion pictures In relief, or depth, ro ne ing of the names of 1,500 creditors or] East 109t!r Street, but of which Poth- They had been scated but a minute hide will have its world premiere at the Disappeared Along With debtors of the bankrupt fifm from| Of denies all knowledge. That check or s0 A little item regarding the return of | seiwyn Theatre to-morrow. whom the receiver gnight hate ob-| '# in addition to $3,500 he admits Strong Box. tained valuable information, Speh a] siving Ohl. Mast in bucket shop parlance is known} FPothoff admitted sending checks as a “sucker list. amounting to $5,000 to I nk, a The testimony Indicates also that] customer, ‘on Ninth Avenue, between certain of the books of the downtown | 424 and dist Streets," whom Pothoft Betty Blythe from the West camo] George Melford and Waldemar floating into the Screenings sancfum Young, director and scenarist of “You last night which, In itself didn’t|Can’t Fool Your Wife," just finished] 4, gadition to the strong box con- amount to an awful lot. at the Paramount Long Island studios, But the Praise Agent for the Kd-|a@re resting up at White Sulphur When Bleanor started to yell, WAtch broke up the silence sur rounding the show, : ind broke up the patrons as well. taining securities which were removed ' from_the 45d Street branch of W. H. re gone. described as ‘the only lucky man in An usher polltely informed Betty,| ward Small Productions, tne., put it] Springs. - a a * ‘ na ; — N\ "his Lette ed Ll Pte Alfred Greem who will direct} McKenna & Co.._hankrupt__ stock at_happened to the file cards?" the place—ho got his money raat so not 1 " “Betty Blythe is returning to New| Thomas Meighan in his next picture, |", x bese | fo noise could be tolerated, | y..~ to begin her fourth picture for] ‘The No'er Do Well,” returned to 4né should he, by accident, one more| Whitman Bennett. Miss Blythe comes|New York yesterday after having 7 ] yell hear, from Chicago and other small towns|spent a month’s vacation in Callfor- PB. 4 refund would be demonstrated. | in the Middle Wests oy ola. i H IM 0, after the picture was over, you] ‘Chicago papers please copy George Ade is working overtime in | bs * 1 the Long Island stQdios finishing up a. : PARKER QUITTING, the titles for “Back Home and Billy thought of a wonderfull Austin Parker, one of the best | Broke." " scheme. known and best. liked motion picture| Frank Lloyd, director, now in New / i er he: “Stick a pin in the davy| publicity men, announced yesterday | York, he came here principally for me that he was forever quitting the mo- | to select varied types for future pro- ‘Ané we'll get dack a for | tion pleture publicity game and will, ductions. He adds that he bas found get back our dough for] \.. hopes, spend the rest of his days | nearly all of them. the scream! H.C. |in Southern France os a full-fledged] Hugo Riesenfeld wishes to announce ~—anda arer a » W! at —? author. that the film based on the Einstein “ PHIL UMM SAYS: While doing his best to keep Para- | theory that he will soon show at the . h Sse Litt toe the toe te vote rttn ftoURE mars Ou tHe front (ond others |Rivoll and Rikito te nots wurlesdus other cigarette ‘stan Ss | ail them stills aroun'—an’ Prohibition | Paes Of the papers, he dipped his} but a real sclentitle work. j about t’ start! facile pen into the Inkwell of Inspira-| Screenings has been asked to select hi hi h ee ee =, tion and gas Crt aE foe suc-/the Ten Best Pictures of 1922," but so 1g in t e respect LUBITSCH ON JUMP. cess as a writer of fiction. (Strange | we are having great trouble in select- raest Lobltec, far-famed German] ort Mee Agent t0 debbie 18 Neton, | Ing nine of them. of so many men? @irector, who arrived yesterday to] Anyway, Parker has made arrange- leat UMA Ce lene acted ene H start directing in this country, must] ments with a big magazine to furnish | announce that he Is not. Jos Santiey's feel something Ike « tennis ball the] * Numer of fetion stories and feures | brother, but that Joe is HIS brother, 7 e able to put more zest into} ag he (Fred) 1s the oldest. eg he's pate elles about. his work if he selfles down some-| kath seems that shortly after Lubitsch| where in the vicinity of Nice wail hae ; signed with Famous Players to bring} And s0 he has booked passage for | be the thine scnhaia auatiiante ce ouen a, his directorial megaphone to this picosaats ‘rife and baby for the 9th} Mathis, chiet of that department. country he was ‘‘sub-let” by that} Sa S bratty Sine Sem Nes Ways eee = burn's Studio for Stage Dancing were omapny to Mary Pickford to take TERSE. yesterday engaged by Paramount. ‘over the direction of “Dorothy Vernon We listened in on the revamping of} Eric von Stroheim’s first picture as of Haddon Hall.” For some reason or| the script of what will eventually be|@ Goldwyn director will be “Mc- other, Miss Pickford suddenly decided ae eis ewiantaad Pte ice deat Nowe eae crty ae ean Seine services of | &t the editing abilities of the man who| > 5 Lubitech aad has so notified Famous | 44 eliminating unnecessary words... | | Edgar Lewis yesterday finished the Iisdivscior aril journey at cx Over his shoulder we read: ‘“‘An-| continuity of “Oh, Ye Fools,” which Californie heen ere aaa tyke | drew, knowing there was nothing hu.| he will produce and direct at the local offices of Famous Players, le|™4? or alive behind the rust-locked| Mastadon studios in Glendale, L., 1. will find out just whore he is to alight. {9% shivered, nevertheless, as his rine Hilliker and H. H. Cald- sweat-clammed hand touched the iat aw aa . r metal of the dust-covered iron latch. } ROR Tatioce Seal As the heavy oaken door croaked, MARTINI & ROSSI olmaquist, ‘Swedisi' |trog-like, 1 . i = i Poary Sekt t tvontiy sicnen ta |froR-like, hie stopped, startled al something unknown; intangibje—that Non-Alcoholic seemed to sweep, banshee-like, a i; VE SVEN RMOUTH \: \ SS play an important part-in “Bella Donna,” the first starring vehicle for Pola Negri in this country, stepped out of the cast yesterday. NO reason was given for her quit- ting, but it has been announced that Lois Wilson will be seen in the part of Patricia, originally allotted to the SS = “Over in the corner where she had once stood he beheld the same old heavy-bricked open fireplace. Heavy dust had gathered in little steppes. A bit of paper fluttered on the hearth as the long-motionless air of the room through the air Bottled in Torino, Italy Buy it by the Swedish player was fanned by a soft breath from case— f ——— without. He picked up the paper. MEIGHAN ON STAGE? On the corner, plain as it had been Always keep a H Thomas Meighan, according to un-]a year ago that day, was a spot—a bottleontheice— f flerground news sources, is soon to|tiny spot that had once been as red i forsake the movies fur another try on] as the blood that flowed through her Serve it straight i the speaking staze body; but now a dull, sodden, murky ! Coupled with this suggestion comes] brown —and you havea one that Meighan seeks to become a] “Andrew dropped the paper with a director, ultimately relinquishing his| Sesture of loathing and shuddered.” foothold on the topmost rung of the] After the scenario editor had finish- movie idol iadder in favor of the] 4, the scene read: megaphone. Andrew looked about the dismal ® Tho latter stor room winced > t with emp! and win story met x m : : delicious appe- tizer For sale * c atall dealera denial from company officials, but it was stated at the same source that my Sole Agents for the United States Georgo Ade, a long-time friend of HARRIS BUSY, W. A. TAYLOR & CO. Meighan’s, Has just finished a play{ Charles K. Harris of “After the] 29 Broadway New York written arownd the M an person- Dall’? fame rushed up to us yester- Maybe he won’t tell you what he wants —but he’s kind o’ hoping you will take the hint of the Christ- mas Faces. And make it a New Improved Gillette. The most appreciated of all Christmas Gifts for men. A life- time of service—and every day Christmas Face” a grateful remembrance of you! 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