GUILES W LEADS MOW PLAYERS 1 m M DICE Star of "Red Hot Dollars" Is Chief Merrymaker at Ince Studio What could be more appropriate than that Charles Ray, who has played so many country boy heroes on the screen, should bo the leader in an old-fashioned old-fashioned barn dance held recentfy at the bigThomas H. Ince motion picture studio The occasion was the completion com-pletion there of a monster "dark stage" for the taking of night pictures. j Mr. Ray and his company had just finished their new picture, "Red Hot Dollars," which will be shown at the Ainambra theatre beginning tomorrow. Several days wcro spent in turning the "stage" into an exact reproduction of a big country barn. When all was finished, chickens perched on the beams, horses were in the stalls, and a real rural orchestra struck up the music. Mr. Ray and his pretty leading lead-ing woman, Gladys George, led the dancing. They wore appropriately clad and went through the measures of the, "Virginia reel" and "lancers" with true bucolic abandon. Hard cider was the chief refreshment, and the party lasted until well Into the morning. j