The evening world. Newspaper, December 28, 1922, Page 15

Screenings By POME. (018 Mother Hoovey She went to a movie, | Te sce a film entrancing. + But when the got there The film it was dare, jut they had plenty of music and dancing. (ete edlees PHIL UMM SAYS. It seems to be a fad nowadays t’ look at some movies through smoked @lasees.-Th’ censors ha’ bin usin’ ‘microscopes f’r years. ENDING RUNS. ; Twp highly successful photoplays , - that have already enjoyed extended runs cn Broadway have announced the approaching end of thelr stays. They are Douglas Fairbanks in S Robin Hood,” which is on its last = two weeks at the Lyric, and the Will- Siam Fox filminization of a deluge— E'The Town That Forgot God"— {Mich also ends its run at’ the Astor fe Theatre next week. #) Probably no picture in recent sea- Tsons has attained the popularity ec- + © corded the Fox picture, but it was de- selded to end its Broadway showings “because of release contracts signed “some months ago. The same holds good for the Fair- banks spectacle. Another Fox picture, the revival of *“Over the Hill,” will close its fort- = night's run at the 44th Street Thea- tre a week from Saturday night. * Nazimova's version of Jom ‘will displace Marion Davies in “When Knighthood Was In Flower" at the Criterion, which, as we have already announced, ends its long run Satur- day night. “SAME TO YOU!" ‘Take all the flood scenes ever screened, wrap ‘em all together and then turn them loose at once and the result would be about the same as the inundation of Xmas and New Year's cards that flooded the Screenings sanctum. All we can say to all those who were kind enough to remember us is: same to you and many of {y OFFERS. The latest catch-as-catch-can, no- holds-barred outdoor spo} along Movie Mali‘ seems to be “Offering $1,000,000 for a Fatty Arbuckle Fila.” Stories have been going the rounds that So and So has offered $2,000,000 for two of the Arbuckle films or that ‘Whatshisname has gone one better by offering $3,000,000 for three of the films now on the shelves of the Fa- mous Players-Lasky storehouse, but so far as the publicity department of | been broken off. Famous Players has heard none of these offers has really trickled to that corporation's headquarters “We, of course, have read of the various ‘offers,’ acknowledged Pub- licity Manager BicCarthy yesterday, “but it looks to us es though they were still in the conversation stage As far as the New York office is con- cerned, nothing has been done in re- gard to the Arbuckle films. They not, as was reported, been burned up; they haven't been touched, and, fab..- lous offers notwithstanding, are still reposing on our shelves, where they will stay until we are notified what to do with them. GHOSTS. Dropped down to the foot of 151st Street yesterday afternoon and was * escoryed aboard The Clermont by Rob- ert Fulton and talked for an hour with Washington Irving, Cornelius Van- derbilt, John Jacob Astor and Larry Delevan. ‘ Sounds very it? Well, it's a fact! For Cosmopolitan has Sust recelved an exact replica of the original Ful- ton boat, which has just finished # run down the Hudson from Kingston, N. Y., where it was built by th Kingston Dry Dock Construction Com- pany. The new Clermont is being used as a background for many of the scenes in “Little Old New York,"’ now betng pressagenty, doesn't fashioned into a picture’ with Marion Davies as its star. THE GOAT. Practically every one in tho picture business thinks he is the goat, When anything goes wrong with a picture the producer, star, director, eupport- ng player, laboratory man, cinema lographer, electrician, property b and even the press agent, thinks t ho receives all the blame Mut when it gets right qpwn to the NEAL angora, the poor, unpraised é ant, director is the real animal that jumps trom crag to erag ho A. D. never, nover (at least as i far as we can find out) gets any praise for u hard task well done, but if anything goes dead wrong hack please, the explosion is about to take place! Met Harold B assistant di rector for Allen Holubar, yesterday. Me Is at present aiding in producing “The White Frontier," and here what he has to say about the A. D. “Our real function narrows down in one fundamental duty—to ‘feed the director,’ to relieve him of the multi- plicity of details that enter into pro- duetion so that he may concentr his entire artistry and ability on dramatic features of the photoplay in hane Before the director shoots a hits assistant has mad sure that the following factors are ail in readiness; That the set is ‘dressed’ properly, that all the for 2be particular la t turs needed partic er propeixy, costumed; tt ’ ' iter] FIFTY GIRLS FLEE FROM BASEMENT FIRE Work hy Department Pre. Spread of Threatening Ulace. men for . bine eyes ‘tien in ne Visitor's voice and aid the that has sucpeeded the expre pain on her face SENATOR EDGE'S HOME | tire in the basement of the fvetory WILL COST $569,000] ».10 WHO IS RETURNING TO PLAY ON BROADWAY are set for the & on the northwest corner of Sopa . Brondway and Broome Street shortl ATLANTIC CITY, Dec. 28.—Plans|atter 8 o'clock this morning routed pe were filed to-day for a hoyse to be|tho Atty girls employed in the Waist built tm Ventnor for United States [manufacturing concerns on the various Senator Edge and his bride, The floors, but did little damage, die to the building 1s to be completed by May |Promptness with which an alarm was 18, 1923, and will cost, $105,000, Sen- |t¥rPed In and the good work of the Are- ator Edge plans, tt ts sald, to make |? Under tho direction of Deputy Chiet oxtensive improvements on the land| "ay" tu" ‘The bullding many years ago was the vhich will bring the total cost of HI} prescott Hotel, a favorite resort for the new home up to $500,000. men and women along the Rialto. CUT INS. Raymond Hatton, widely known screen character man, is playing Gringoire ‘The Hunchback of Netre Dame,” which stars Lon Chaney. Sidney Smith, cartoonlat, will see his famous cartoon characters acted by real persons on the screen. Carl Laemmle will produce them. Universal afinounced yesterday that two of thelr forthcoming releases will be of the callbre of "Foolish Wives” Thomas H. Ince joined the opti- mistic squad yesterday and sent out a long statement which, when ,sim- mered down, means, ‘Cheer up! Good times are coming! E. Bruce Johnson, foreign manager for Associated First National,@ and who has just returned from a three- months’ foreign inspection trip, an- nounces picture conditions improving in gJ! countries except the central em- pires. And now they've revived the song, “The Happy Hottentot,"" and dedi- cated the new version to Douglas M. Lean, Now watch for the cigar they'll name after him. Edwin Carewe, the director, has left for the West Coast to prepare for the filming of David Belasco's “The Girl] Mollie Fuller 1s coming back of the Golden West.” ie sbadl tis, Basadwiy thai Shirley Mason and Buck Jones will en aaa tak “eet co-star in ‘The Bleventh Hour,” a|knew her first in Fox picture. Henry E. Dixey, tren lope Hampton's first for Fox will| Stine’ with Fay Templeton, and Does It Pay?" then in a sucesssion of musical shows Her Reputation’ will be the first | "hose chief attraction was the sight ‘Thomas Ince picture released in the | °f,8hapely Mollie Fuller tn tights. 2 Then when Fred Hallen and Jor fi 1923, M 7, bariied fay McAvoy heads thé) y14:¢ starred as Hallen'and Hart she ; i was famous in skirt dances. Later GRENADE FOUND BY BOY | 28° #5 married to Fred Hallen and EXPLODES; HE IS DYING the team of Hallen and Fuller was a headliner in vaudeville for twenty- Picks It Up em Ash Da Les, Skoll Fractare: mer ARM Tomato [atsup Planning for Friday Dinners ‘An: oyster cocktail, with Pride of the Farm Tomato Catsup. A bit of the same catsup in the corn chowder. Then filet of sole, parsley potatoes, string beans and lettuce hearts. Not forgetting Pride of the Farm Tomato Catsup on the filet. You'll never grumble about Friday dinners again. MOLLIE FULLER. ht Gone, Back ville Sketch. five years A month ago Mollie Fuller sat In a Uttle hotel room in one of the side . streets of the Roaring Forties, help- Henry Theyezewski, eight, of No. 840|jegs, penniless and despondent. A se- Jay Avenue, Maspeth, Queens Borough. | ries of operations on her eyes bad ex- is dying in the Wyckoff Heights Hospt-| hausted her funds and left her totally tal from wounds suffered late yesterday@| bind. , She could picture nothing but when a grenade he had picked up in an] Suffering and darkness ahead. ash dump exploded in his hand in front] And then Broadway, or at least of No. 10 Claremont Avenue, Maspeth. | Some of it, heard of her plight. Miss ‘The boy received a fractured skutt,| Blanche Merrill, who furnishes hea: multiple lacerations of the scalp, a frac-| liners with funny songs, offered to tured right hand and a fractured rignt| write her aff act for nothing. E. I’. leg. Albee said he would furnish the He and his brother Frank, ten, had| scenery and play it In the Keith vau- been playing about the dump when the| gevilie theatres. Some one else do- younger boy found an egg-siaped, iron] pote the costumes ball, according to the pol Appar- : ently the latch of the grenade fuse had} _S0 this week she {s playing in It is believed the boy] Brooklyn and next week will appear accidentally exploded the grenade byson Broadway. striking !t against something. Miss Fuller does not give tho slight- p—Hand, Millions of Bottles Sold Annually in Grocery and Delicatessen Stores With the beginning of this new year re- solve that your milk mast bear this name . Aname created to be the iden- tification mark of the bestmilk =, NEw yeRK : ————— Any milk you buy from Sheffield Farms, Grade A, or . Grade B, is good milk. For us grown-ups both are absolutely safe and dependable but for the kiddies they deservethe best, surely. Give them “Sealect.” HE story of ‘‘Sealect’’ milk is just this. A simple, serious effort to solve a real problem. Years ago when milk conditions were not so satisfactory as they now are, we started the first certified milk supply in New York. We did this in respense to an appeal from the doctors. You know how our certified milk business has grown. - You probably know of the far reaching influence it has had on milk production throughout the country. But certified milk was too expensive for many. So we segregated the best of all our thou- sand of dairies, using onlythat produced on the highest grade farms, and desig nated it as “‘Sealect” so that the children might have at a lower price milk of the finest quality. Its quality is due to its. freshness, to its richness, to the con ditions under which it is produced and to the sanitary seal on the bottle. It is, lue for the bottle of It is perfectly pasteurized and most v we believe, the money can buy’ in a milk. you just as good and safe as milk can be Remember the “‘Sealect,”’ Sheffield Farms New York name You can get Sheffield “Sealect” milk from any of the 1350 Shef- field wagons, or at the 215 Sheffield stores, The best milk service in the world is at your command. A postal card to any Shefield Branch will bring a bot- tle or a dozen to yor docr a3 soon as you say. __ WHE EVENING WORLD, THUREDAY, DECEMBER "8, 1922. tricians are at thetr stations; that all] ACTRESS, NOW BLIND, est imp: the carpenters and handy C ‘ emergencies are. prepared with the necessary tools; that all the property articies are in their correct niches, so aloes to speak, and that all the additional annensit minor technical detail action." ‘ rrrreTITIP IIIA PP ILIA Si ygceccssperrrmpatpe meme sprpcssscr testes eee gy) 1) LLL STARTLING , REDUCTIONS TO BEGIN THE NEW YEAR . 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