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Show THE Moving Picture Mofes Pir2iraiiinis I 4 of scenes staged at the Brazilian lazarette or leper colony at Manaos. Brazil, will be shown when "The Struggle" Is aeen. Permission for use of the leper colony was secure.! by Mr. Ince after two wtuks of Cruz, parleying with Senor Oswald "KtJr.la (meaning Junior), of the fed-ersanitary board of Brazil. "The A number a! tyi r i n v aallA fret m MtAmi. Una I MSflim PARAMOUNT-EMPRES- S L IasIcv's production - of I t Jesse Victor I story with Anita King, "The Para-- j mount Girl," who drove across thej continent alone last summer, asl collar. Puriiminnt Plilftranhs nnrll J South American travel .series. J Weihe's orchestra and Franz Rath'sJ Pianologues. 11 m. p. Continuous, tO 12.30 I to z Continuous, Fla.. for Para and Manaos, Brazil, In p. m. William and Monday, Sunday March February, and It waa early In Hart and Bessie Love In "The i before they procured permits to photo- IS. J Aryan," a Triangle drama; Key-- J - In ad! stone graph the unfortunate InmatesPathe News. Tues-- J comedy: resecured dition to the lazarette, they I and Pawn i day "Wednesday, markable tropical eettlnge for the other land George Walsh in Doris Blood j "Blue Ethel and ficenes. Arthur Ashley Grey Red," Fox drama: "Idaho's Wa- Terry made the trip up the Amazon land Coal Mines of Hon-- f terfalls'VTiie river with Ince "and Frank Sheridan, "Algeria,! Pathe travelogue; whp played the principal role. IKay." and Old." an educational reel;! A trumpeted announcement startled I "Teddy and the Angel Cake," ai Goldberg cartoon comedy. Thursday.! pic the players !n Saturday. Dorothy Gish Friday and Moore tures th3 other day while an exterior !land Owen in "Little Meena'sj was being taken. It came from the arama; ivey- who inangie bus, a of guide passing sightseeing News. Pathe Every j iitomance, cried: concert orches- - j "On your right Is Dustln Farnum ! tra. J. J.American McCIellan. director, injJ in a ecene in 'Davy Crocappearing classical and popular repertoire. kett." Every afternoon, organ recitals on "Dusty" enacted his part before the I the monster American pipe organ.) the passengers J grinding camera, while Liberty. Continuous, 2 to 11 p. m. ! In the bus gazed In admiration at his I Sunday, Mondav and Tuesday, Pearl stalwart figure. I White and Crelghton Hale In "The Iron Claw"; "The Quarter Breed," Mollle King, who specializes In stories of the mountain country, is spending !I Universal drama. Wednesday aind j the next two months among the natives i Thursday, Gloria Fonda and Will iam Dowlan in "Drugged Waters." j f Breathitt county. Ky. Her search the for atmosphere will carry her to the iI Red Feather feature production; Wa-1 Animated News; "The Deacon's mountain cities of Kentucky. Tennesj see, North Carolina and Maryland. She J! terloo," Universal comedy; 'Sammy J Johnson, Strong Man." Powers edu-has an invitation from George Stern, mayor of Frostburg. Md asking her to I rational. Friday and Saturday, re-- 1 come her and stage one of her pic- I turn engagement of William HartjI Clara Williams In "Hell's tures. S00O feet above sea level In the land t Hinges"; Chester Conklln In "Cin-- J heart of the Alieghenies. The World and Equitable motion piFuller in "The Tale of thej ctures corporations announced this week I Mary C. universal comedy drama. stars. The following I Rex. Continuous. 2 to 11 p m. f tb'ir permanent are announced as permanently J! Sunday. Monday and Tuesday. Mar players allied with the two programs: garet Gibson and William C3 Gail Kane, Robert Warwick. Alice j in "The Hidden Law," Mutual Iieanery tc Brady, Carlyle Blackwell. Muriel Os- I terplcture: "Fromeomedv. We trich?. Arthur Ashley, Ethel Clayton. Miens" Universal Frances Nelson. Clara Kimball Young Jday and Thursday, Marie Walcamp until July 13). Holbrook Bllnn, Doris Jin "The Flirt," Bluebird master play; h I the weekly; j Kenyon, Clara Whipple. June Elvidge, "When Beauty Butts In." Universal) Chester Barnett. Johnny Hines, Mollle comedy. Frldav and Saturday, Ella Kins; Clara Whipple. Edwin Augrust, Jane Grey, Kitty Gordon. Bruce McEae, ! Hall. In "Christmas Memories'; Frank Sheridan. Edna Wallace Hopper, I Grace Cunard in "Bo Charles J. Ross. Henry Kolker. Charlesn pie"; ."Peter's Awful Crime"; Hearst- - I 1 itagrapn. Cherry. House Peters, Adele Blood. one for Beban. and Stevens Mehesy. Dally change of pro-- 1 George J or more pictures. gram. Continuous performance. Mu-- J j sic afternoon and evening. Today, Alice Brad' discovered a small town 2 "Snow Stuff," three-ac- t comedy by in North Carolina where many of the I Charles Van Loan. Art Acord, cow- - J natives have never seen United States I boy king, as the hero. Scenes laid!J Three money. The town is Pensacola, N. C. at picturesque Truckee. Cal. five-aand is owned by Dr. Aldridge. It Is other pictures. Tuesday, j railroad J Mutual masterpfcture. "The Dead J reached by a known as the Clinchfield Route, which j Alive," starring Marguerite Cour-f- is alsp owned by Dr. Aldridge. as are tot as the twin sister. Wednesday, I "The Red Circle." the strange ad- all the industrial enterprises of the lumber camp, ventures of a beautiful girl with aj place, consisting of small railroad dual personality. . logging, mining and thirty-fou- r of consists town The Broadway. Sunday only, return! shops. houses. Every house In town was ) engagement of Gall Kane In thej the rooming place of one or more of "Labyrinth." Monday. Tuesday and) the Frohman company, which company Wednesday. Francis X. Bushman and went there to stage "Then I'll Come Beverly Bayne In "The Wall Be-- J J J Dr. for tween." In You." retirn Back to Wednesday only, Charlie Thursday only,! courtesy, the World company ) Chaplin comedy. will take a complete motion picture ) Clara Kimball Young in "Trilby."- j Pensacola and Friday and Saturday. Robert Warprojection equipment to of the picture J wick and Frances Nelson In "Hu-- j Kiv the first showing j man Driftwood." In the Baptist church there. j Something new In motion picture new at least to the west photography, co:tst. was attempted and carried to the New York City "Better Babies will triumphant conclusion by Director week" with the Richard Stanton, in making the six- Chamberthey of the commerce, merchants teenth episode of the Universal serial association. the Fed?ration of Woman's Graft." Late In the evening Mr. Stan- Clubs, the Eaby's Welfare association, ton established himself at the intersec- the Sage Foundation and the Internation of two of the most crowded streets Milk tional and Pure Food association. was a ft Los Angeles. Theof crowd the annual fash Pauline Frederick follows her ap In "Audrey" by ion show. in i pearance The director proceeded to set up his the adaptation of Israel starring Zangwill's battery of cameras and powerful lights "The Moment Before Death," which will ar.l net all ready to take the action of te introduced to the screen under the the surging masses. shorter title "The Moment Before." It was the first time that night work The Universal star Ilobart Bosworth. en the streets has been attempted by concerns on with his company and Director Lloyd any of the motion picture Carleton,. are in San Diego making the the Pacific coast and It proved a exteriors of the film adaptation of Fitch's play, "The Way of the Clyde "BetWorld." The campaign on the screen for Parater Rabies" conducted by the The motion picture campaign for the mount Picture corporation during the three months throughout the Actors' Fund of America is now sweepwill be one of the features of ing the country. The personal contricountry, BeYter Babies week, to be held In butions of the people of the films Rre thNew York City the week of May 6 proving gratifying to Samuel Goldfish, chairman of the committee which unto In thl3 dertook to raise 5500.000 in fifteen T'arar.iourt I g movement in the country with the weelfi. They range from Mary of $2000 check downward to gifts children's bureau of theD. department C, under the from the smallest salaried screen actlabor at Washington, Julia Lathrop, and ors and actresses. direction of Miss Home "We will all help the motion picture Companion, Woman's the Lane. Gertrude for the Actors' Fund of Miss editor its campaign through material from it Is a duty and also because are America taken Th" pictures said National Secprepared bv Dr. Roger Dennett. ' In a matter of pride.'" retary Sylvester Sullivan today.are "Of the fifteen weeks there only six left and every bit of money sent In to Treasurer Blackton. Locust avenue, Brooklyn, counts towards making the grand total." The making of good By mutual agreement of the two beer is a "SCIENCE. producers concerned. Marie Walcamp from the direction has transferred been is Which means that of Henry McRae to that of the Small-eyfche will be seen In the feminot a matter of guess- nine and lead In their production entitled work or luck, but it is the "John Needham'sMissDouble." featuring Power. Walcamp Is very 2 result of proved methods Tyrone widely known for her work In the has where her daring determined in an accurate, earned films, for her the title of "the daredevil of the films." scientific manner. Doris Kenyon, the newest star of the Paragon-Worl- d Film company, will be seen soon In "The Feast of Life." which waa produced In Cuba under the direction of Chautard. the noted French genius. Clara Kimball Young has the leading role In the picture. 3 Elliott J. Clawson, well known In a Los Angeles photoplay circles, has V is brewed by men who thorourh-l- y Joined the Universal City scenario staff. to this move Mr. Clawson was understand tho technical in Frior the employ of the Morosco company, side of brewing'. We have a where he was engaged to write feature well equipped laboratory in scenarios for that company's producof his stories Among the latest which accurate teats are made tion. In La "Madame is note Presldente," of ut materials used. The fin- which Anna Held was featured. ished product is iveu a careful Hobert Warwick and France Nelson anciysis as t. check t:pon tire have ! ! returned to New York after three brewing" procrcse. That's whv trips to the Adirondack In search of F.'PHKft P.KKR i? always pnre. sufficient snow to stage Alaskan rallas-Paramou- AMERICAN. 12 nt that sphere of life so little known, among the elite.' Essanay will shortly Introduce an innovation in film cartoons. In Wallace A. Carlson's "Canimated Nooz ricto-rial,- " a burlesque of current topics now reels, photobeing released in split heads will be ; or "halftone" graphic bodies. Carlson I ! and ink on pen i.ue me i nnoniv- m,TT , wim x(4ii e:n TTm i. iur leaiures pro- - t placed G. Travers i cini Richard I leaner recently supplied j LX duccd by company which has just passed through complete re- - ! with a film of this kind, which was ! organization. There had been rumors that Blinn was to take his talent j used to introduce this Essanay leading man when he recently appeared in to another market. vaudeville. I -- Robert McKim. who within a year has his characterizasprung into fame bywas tions of "bad men," driving a groa few years wagon only cery delivery ' ago in San Francisco. While on the wagon one day he saw Constance Crawley and a number of her troupe in rehearsal at a San Francisco theatre. " , x; s' ,' When he came out of the playhouse he had in his pocket a contract to appear as leading man with Miss Crawley In "Hedda Babler." Nobody knows how he did it, but he has been going that way ever since. Robert Warwick has left the screen , i '. and will play opposite temporarily .... ' Grace George in her forthcoming production at the Playhouse, New York. He will return to the films June 1. Valeska Suratt has returned from London. She intended staying in England and France till June, but she got a .:. bad scare when the military authorities her for writing descriptive summoned : . i letters about the war to her friends in America. She was told that only the fact that it was her first offense kept a j ' , ' ? her out of the Tower of London. Honest, that's what the press agent said. A Movie Sonnet. Twinkle, twinkle, movie star. v y? 'y or slcknessMs no bar; ' Age ' When upon the screen we see Maidens well past sixty-thre' and Shears. ' ' Selig Poste-po- t t ": Flicker, flicker, movie star, "We don't wonder where are; , " In some far-ostudio jou ' t 4 i i Working hard for next year's show. r. Painsville Telegraph-Republicai?: ,' RETAINED AS PERMANENT STAR TOP WORLD EILMS ct le thirty-four-mi- Ald-ridg- e's co-oper- rec-accou- . .... . .." - : f : - i.- - sr-- m .t.x.-- zrrs r j' J , wr. - Ns 4s ill V? X i f V 2? ls v .. , - tsX V tteh - ' V. S f 1 s. r .. X. v ww e i . His W!sV . V V v X jc. s'W , . 'j v ... j : ' .. .. a .l- - y. ''.V .....: y - ... ... the Universal lot. When but 8 "Casey at the Bat," the famous base- years of age he weighed 120 pounds and be- ball reading that Do Wolf Hopper has fore he was 12 he was around the 200 given more than 8000 times by his own mark. And he Is not a count, is to be adapted for the screen with Mr. Hopper appearing as Casey. comedian, either. pie-throwi- ng e. . - . A 3' - . . ' : - - v- v ' , .v.. v : ' r.j.'T. ' . e- : i .... - - f . ........ !." ... : i f ! ...... a , K r. .. .. ; ,v "'-.'- ft :f".r'; " - , herself Into a muddy, uninviting slough. She didn't mind the water, and figured she could etand the mud; but when she noticed a colony of frogs beneath her, she almost gave up, as to Marguerite frogs are what mice are to most women. Edwin August has completed work on In "The Social Highwayman," which he starred, and at the same time There are directed the production. few directors sufficiently conversant with the art of staging to control the action of their players and play a leadAugust, ing part at the same time. however, has been doing this for th past three years. Louise Lester has renewed her wardrobe insurance policy of $80,000. The wardrobe of this film company star ranges from the unique costumes of her "Calamity Ann" character to that of grande dames, social pirates and "dear old mother" parts. Miss Lester's years of versatile stage and creen work Mary Pickford Gets Half Million a Year Under New Contract f feed's. w Zi i t , ; '. v - s v - "5 I r ' " t 4 ' " . V s t J I i - -- r'A ' " -- - ' : i s. t " A - on x&S VV ts.s -- A fl MAUY lMCKFOItl). New York. April 15. Five hundred thousand dollars a year for Mary Pick-for- d as a star for the $10,000,000 motion picture combine. This Ji the latest sensation that is agitating the film wcrld. Miss Pickford blushingly atinits slu still has ambitions, and it known that when her contract with the Famous Players Film company expired la.st January she did not ffiiew it. Benjamin B. Hampton, a vice president of the American Tobacco company. Is said to bo one of the moving spirits lu the big combine that Is said to have planned for more economic operation of the motion picture business. When asUed about the rumor, he uniform and fcatifvin!r. referred nil questions to Mis Pickford.n The report of Miss Pickford'H Nichols, "who mks hr dollftr offer came an nil added Fisher Brewing Co. 'nowMarsuerite at the Anican Film company's studio through the medium of "His ns, It had been supposed Iho U reihe ntw merger was to rer.erve of needed IN her THE BEER. is purposv The prize Masterpiece." cently, as the script called her to throw duce salai ics. 1 b-e- haif-mlllio- -- su'-prls.- '. - have gone to make her wardrobe one of the most extensive and valuable In the business. Marguerite Clark Is the star of an adaptation of "Molly the story of Eleanor Ilallowell Abbott, which after appearing as a serial in one of the big national magazines, was issued In book form. Capt. Wllbert Melville has written and directed for the Lubln company a dramatic exposition of the bucket shop evil. It Is released under the title of "The Crash," and one of the big scenes shows a stock panic on the exchange. Bruce McRae, the Broadway leading man, makes his film debut in a of Richard Le Gallienne's "The Chain Invisible." The picture was filmed at Clenfeugas, Cuba. Gerda Holmea plays the principal role opposite Mr. McRale and with him. The story Is based on a forword by the author In which he saj's: "It Is impossible for two beings of dissimilar temperaments to be thrown, into each ether's company often enough, without contact with others not to fall In love with each other." Lenore Ulrlch, the Oliver Morosco film star who was loaned to Pallas Pictures for "The Heart of Paula" has an auto. Lenore also has a wish. The wish is for another auto. Not that the auto she has is unsatisfactory or that her chauffeur threatens to leave if she does not get a different car, but because of the fact that the new car is to be a gift from Pallas Pictures if her decision In the matter of the desirable ending for "The Heart of, Paula" is upheld by the public as well as the press. "The Heart of Paula" was produced with two endings, a happy and ii. tragic finis. Iast week In New York the local newspaper and trade journal critics voted upon which ending was the best after a private showing of the photoplay. The critics tied, twelve favoring one ending and twelve' favoring the other. Although the film will be run first with the happy ending was reached by a flip of the coin by Miss Ulrlch. In releaFlnsr a film with two endings Pallas Pictures offer exhibitors and patrons a novelty In motion pictures. While in one locality one ertd-Iv- .t iiklu prove popular this would not apply to another part of the country. Thcre'ore, after it has been finally established ns to which ending is considered the best throughout the country Miss Ulrlch may or may not receive another automobile for her garage, according to which climax of the film Is proved the best. It Is understood that her decision In the matter be kept an absolute secret. Marie Doro is now at the studios of the Jesse L. Lrskv Feature Play company at Hollywood, Cal.. where she will appear in a series of productions. Four complete rooms, representing the interior'of an ocean steamer, were built In New York and transported to Miami. Fin., where Director John Ince and the Equitable company, headed by Frank Sherldan, worked on the big scenes in "The Struggle." The four rooms were built into a dry dock and sunk, which was even more realistic than the real thintr. The rooms were lowered and the intense action within, carried out whrie the water slowly rose about them. Arthur Ashley and Ethel Grey Terry worked opposite Mr. Sheridan. " What promises to end the in film productions is the experiment bv Maurice Tourneur with a scene In 'The Hand of Peril," in which nine rooms of a house are shown, with action occurring In ench room simultaneously. The house Is constructed with three rooms and a hallway on each floor, each room connecting and leading by doors from the main entrance on the lower floor to the last room on the upper floor and the pctlcn of the piece shows the flight of characters from room lo room and the action ocIn one room that would have curring to be "flashed buck" were the nine rooms not shown. (Jail Kane is working In a visualization of "The Other Sister," a dramatic document dealing with conditions In Make-Believe- ," Flicker, flicker, movie star. We should worry where you are; 'Tis enough that we should know You are pulling down the dough. Milwaukee Daily News, Fllver, fliver, movie star. Has a new Ford motor car. Call press agent, smile regards, He writes column, two Packards. Horace Morgan, Universal Kewpie, tips the scales at 350 pounds and is the man at the studios. He is 6 biggest feet 3 inches tall and towers above everybody else of the 1500 people on THE HERALD - REPUBLICAN MOVIE COUPON Mabel Normand to Be Given Place in Field of Her Own GOOD FOR ONE PART OF A UNIVERSAL, MOVIE TICKET When presented before May 1, MA 1"TT lVliVHi A OTQ OA AJ 1D ik.rv IO at any redeeming station. a complete ticket admitting yon t0 theatre FREE of charge. 1916, plc-turizati- on THESE THEATRES REDEEM UNIVERSAL TICKETS .a co-sta- rs de-Hfi- X ' 1 n. . : ,;f MB i 5 ' ; ' ff 1 1 . Pick-ford'- k ! . ng H I PZmpress today. a v : - EER ork alone last summer, and Victor Moore, to appear at the ss- - .... i : .. pt FISHER I nr. ; . suc-et-- s. 101-Bls- from "The Kace," the big Lasky production, featuring Anita S Ct?E Ivlnff ' ' The Param mi irl.,' whr ilrove from Toa Angles to N(ew ! I .- v nt it 44 -- . 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'.Tv-- jsrt .y.-v- s , ii A n " "opfRHmE."0 s.T y ys. 'i '', t ' S. field of motion A ture activity, it Is announced, is to be opened to Mabel Normand by the THESE BRAND-NE- pic- W Triangle interests, .with whom she has just signed a new contract. She Is to be a star in comedy-dramwith a director of her own, whose mission will be to select plays for her that will be along the lines of "Peggy," the story of rustic life In Scotland, in which Billie Burke scored such a pronounced a, success. Three reasons are given for this move first, that' Miss Normand's dramatic abilities have burst the bounds of Keystone comedy: second, that she Is too good a comedienne to be allowed to get away from that field entirely; third, that she has a personal following of movie fans who will be eager to see her In something affording more scope for her talents than the uproarious productions which have given fame to the name of Mack Sennett. 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