Salt Lake Tribune | 1915-08-15 | Page 40 | Gossip of the Stage

"Under Cover," the melodrama by i Roi Cooper Megrue, which broke the: long-run record in Boston, and then j came into tho Cort theater in New York for a run of forty-four weeks, will begin its next season at Atlantic City on August 23. ' The Whartous, Pathe producers, announce an-nounce that the3r have secured the picture pic-ture rights to "Hazel Kirke," --the , play made famous by Effie Ellsler and Charles W. Cou block, and which has been running continuously on the stage for twenty-five years. -Edwin Arden, William Riley Hatch and Creighton Hale will appear in the Wharton pic- ; turization. I ! Morris Foster? Thanhouser leading; man. and his wife, Mi en on Anderson, famous for her many leads in Thanhouser Than-houser (Mutual) photoplays, recently purchased a high power car. They 1 spend all their time away from the' studios speeding over the beautiful roads in and about New Rochelle, X. Y. 1 Did you ever trv to shave false whiskers? Joe Galbraith, the hand-1 some hero of Flying "A" dramas, ac-' complished this unusual tonsorial f eat : recently, and what is more, did it be-j fore the motion picture camera. Joe j declares that there must have been a barber way back among his ancestors,! for he completed the job without a i stutter from the keen-edged razor. j I The movies as a health cure appeal to May Ward. Not that she r'eallv 1 needs it. Any vaudeville fan can tell you that the "Dresden doll comedienne" come-dienne" has pinker cheeks than any1 rouge box can furnish, and a vitality: that nothing but a healthy body and a i healthv mind can account for. " I ! The manager of the Winter Garden I announces that in order to make that fmr con,fortMe a, P(,iv, J inj; the summer, wherp X 11 Show of l15"wnierreema ,4 the heated term, they hivf 4 stalled a new svstem'of cool j 1 circulation which will poiffi the comfort of the tt ly 4 come to the Winter (fcri'" most successful ,how tha. I been produced there ' bls '' . The advent of Frank Danie;. .v'' lmitable one, into the film, i, : L" worthy of n.ore seriou, ot "1 the invasions made bv vinL . "1 into the fields of the leJiiiSlf.H there is an impre-sive scarciti V fun-makers working for th. 'JiA an acknowledged fact. TV f j scream comedians have. i aJ"'f never been heard of prior to work in the pictures ' '1 I Max Rabinoff, manairiii. di.R, J the Pavlowa ballet. ha.H pleted the organization of th, J opera company which is to n 3 formances in conjanction itith 1-J Pavlowa and her company dshw 5 coming season. The entire cho'ris orchestra of the former Boston 0-4 company have been engaged, sj '1 enter upon rehearsals soon ' fi tistic and technical staff ha bera'tn!, pleted. and more than half of the tj cipal artists engaged. ' Follow inp the eountrv-wie ci.vJ of the first public showing of t'Vi3 photo-comedy. "Chimmie Fjdcai with Victor Moore as the star ud'-J duced by the Lasky Feature Par t-J pany, arrangements immediately rJ comfdeted by Samuel frolc;i tt--urer and general manager of the Lj.r company, to present Mr. Moore c series of "Chimmie Faddej" f comedies. First of these w-3 " Chimmie Fadden in the West,',.! on which already has started' is Lasky studios at Hollywood, ral. '