The evening world. Newspaper, December 14, 1922, Page 10

: ws Seemann MeeFesnings | By:DON ALLEN 1a dapper screen actor named Holt Priskea around every scene like a colt. ‘And he wore a lip-muff That made him look tuf, fand we sure hope that mustache will], yesterday announced filled Frontier." molt, f PHIL UMM SAYS: ‘Most tilm folks ts all twisted Rhink notoriety an’ popularity are the bame. bert Anderson, MAE J8 BACK. ‘Mae Marsh came “back home’’ yes- ferday when she limousined to the Griffith offices and set down her widely known name on the old dotted lee, By so doing Miss Marsh con- tracted to play one of t leading parts in ‘The White Rose,” the re- hearsals of which are already under || way in Mamaroneck. After a period of eix years the little freokle-faced school girl whom Grif- fith moulded !nto fame returns to his @irection for this picture. She was fifteen years old when whe became famous with the first showing of ‘The Birth of a Nation,” and so all you who are curious to ‘know will be able to figure which birthday {s approaching. CLEANLINESS. “Clean pictures not only mean clean business, but they mean better busi- ness,” mused M. L. Finklestein of Minneapolis, who operates forty-three cinemas and who !s now New Yorking for awhile. ‘The public doesn't want the f0- @alled salacious pictures,” he con- tinued. “I think the motion picture] | exhibitor who puts on euch a picture | |Fy fs digging his own grave. In certain | | rections a man may temporarily in- crease his business by showing an off- color picture, but it hurts his regular business; the regulars become afraid to come back. For the general good of the picture business, I believe the exhibitor should not support a pro- || ducer who releases anything but clean, Wholesome pictures.'’ i And that sounds like a wise word from the West. MINNIE. Marshall Nei-| |x tarring Lea set of hauimered copper, $10. OU'’VE OFTEN heard the plaintive truism to the effect that “Christmas comes but once a year.” And he who receives gifts from Ovington’s readily understands why there's such a sorrowful tinge to that bit of gossip! OVINGTON’S “The Gift Shop of Fifth Avenue" FIFTH AVENUE AT 39TH ST, { = TERRE rT 14-K Solid Gold || ELGIN or WALTHAM TODAY AND TOMORROW || they} already at work, are: TEC FTO NOUS trice Joy and Matt Moore, headed the National Board of Review's list of ctures Worth Waiting For," we 4 to find out just how long New iam A. Orlamond and Geno Corrado. According to pluns, many scenes will be made in New York, movieltes would have to At the headquarters of Associated First National it was stated yesterday that innie’’ was all ready and would be released in the very near future, So, that's that! NEW VIEWPOINT, of experimentation, 1, a Cornell grad- has 1 the Teleview, a new electrical instrument through which motion pictures may be seen In relief. The Teleview, which will be used in connection with a regular produc- avallable players, Allen Holubar or the first time at the Selwyn that. he had| Theatre, starting Dec. 27, 1s @ device the White ed to the clnema chairs, and the audience, when busy looking at the double film belng unreeled on the screen, will look like @ crowd gazing lorgnettes view production “Mf, A, R. After Laurence Hamme two years uate, perfec| HOLUBAR’S CAST. After a careful combing of the fleld every part in ‘Those selected, many of whom are Lewis Dayton » Ro- . Wie Mayme Kelso, George Ynez S.,"" In which Grant Mitchell {s|to fill the brogans of Fatty Arbuckle, starred, will continue for a run at the| was no sooner made a star than he Selwyn was sent Into the wilds of Mexico to Imake a picture. He expects to land in New York ere long to shoot several STILLS. Vr@@ Stanton has been cast as the|* hard-boiled Sheriff in “The Little i! Around the Corner." Frederfo Santley calls us up to tell us that his front name should be Ins it is in this squib. silent, as in ained Fred, and we, ake his version of tt. 2, W. Barremore, has resigned hts job as a newspaperman to take the position of advertising and publicity manager of the Charles C. Burr flim enterprises, (Please note the rela- tivity of the words "Job" and ‘post. tlon'! In the foregoing sentence.) Florence Vidor in “conquering the Woman" Is being featured on the Yow the question arises—just what IS a] + ‘hard-boiled Sheriff?" Bruce Guerin, clever kid , Is the latest addition to the cast of Warner Brdthers’ ‘Brass.’ Cecil de Mille will make the Pacific Ocean a Christmas present in the shape of a 60-knot-an-hour speed boat, It Is to be called Miss Ceoilia, in honor of the director's young daughter Walter Hiers, who ts being groomed (or whatever they do to movie stars) June-bug,"" ex- for one, will LO DOL LOLOL ODO LODO LOLOL SADE VOLS RH. 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