Salt Lake Tribune | 1916-07-30 | Page 42 | Movie Melange

1 "ijjj J3ILLIE feUHKETrtiT " na's Romance" made at the Cieoro K New York (:ity, u,J rt'"6 more than Wo6o per wk 1 " pearance in this motion 1 possesses more than "Gatcsf i&V-l, Middleton put in an' JJJ. tocratic toy dor; to , .k ""'' ,tn,d. McCoy coda " attection. Contrary to Zl no actress in the various (la ,l companies w-as tbe pS5e ' small canine. A h (l lo!' to the office. Wiilian, V of all the actors, bc,? ,1 ' came to iho rescue. Hew,,! ; homo and soon Mrs. Jcnn.,,i." with "Beauty Jeunv ' a X "' with ancestors reaVhinc kf' generations. "Beautv pay roll at fivo bone's a dav , aged to got three (lavs' the engagement. ' Anita King, the Paramount ? presented with a beautiful ' by the San Francisco commnn ' actors' tund campaign, in ;,', of her services in matin i : success it was The e,aj 1K. ed by Miss King and &' kawa. ' ,; . Pauline Frederick, who is clusively in Paramount pictiw like to meet the originator cellent phrase, "Paddle vour -; noe," face to face. She took k. while in the Adirondarks k, ami reports that the water u,, ; about 200 degrees colder than i ticularly when you take an inv bath. All the Famous l'iav. wishes to ask Mr. Originator i; or not he has ever followed advice. When Ann Pennington, the ? Players-Lasky star in Parana tures, was dancing around the the Ziegfeld Follies, she eonr: her attention on her twinkling n let her hands take care of tk But the very first day that sis rehearsing "Susie Snowflakc" studio where she is making her as a screen star, Miss Pennine! covered that 'the hands do no: care of themselves on the sereei dear, what shall I do with tta. big hands?" she waileL imrit:-which, imrit:-which, when one considers t:.i towers to the terrific heicht o: feet ten inches and is ble-'sej li: usually small hands, is, rathe: . Because she thinks that nobniv her on tho screen, Pauline F: has decided that she would :at:-fhe :at:-fhe less important role of the :- rificing wife in the Famous F. adaptation of Clyde Fitch's cfi plav, "The WTom"an in the Case, a Paramount picture, than i the title character, who is i dyed villainess. "When this : goes out on the Paramount pi;:-people pi;:-people are going to see ine in the . of the sympathetic and devoid' says Miss Frederick. "I have no:, up playing heavy characters, tv ply want the sympathy of the to be with me' for a change n win it." J. Searle Dawlev is delvins Jf the subject of the black ait. s necromancy, fairy lore, witebiri: all other kindred subjects in prfli for the producing of "Li. Eileen" by the Famous Plan: Paramount programme. It storv starring Marguerite u which the fairies play an IE: part. Mr. Dawley is seekmp means of gaining control ot toe of the air, as they are esfenn..i success of the undertaking. Not only a cross-country a:: trip, but one that will .st": most southwesterly point States and has a northf3S . as its destination, is now I .bv Dustin Famum. the iP;' Paramount star. With San as the starting point, ping out a route that 1 at Wksport, Me., bi. ' where he will spend his sui ti0D- . "I suppose that the avenf' ; pictures a motion p.c ure ( fng luxuriously at the om her picture while her poor, ing director labors nigh " Cut, trim and generally pi f auction for exhibition, guerite Clark. But the wrong, according to the ,1 w mous Plavers-Lasky star in r Pictures. "We are no a ore with the final scene ot than we have to t ow ' fi script of the next one and nine ; our wardrobe for f n mocTern story, it rej" res a amount of preparatic m ; or seven gowns., Pr I' . jls c. of a wardrobe is not m) ing around." Scott Sidney, the "Bullets and Brown i t j serter" and .other K adjIf(ti ince forces, is a po vaU" ir, enters into all his 2,s lo.:' vim and carries his ar n- , his own enthusiasm. City with the good A : colleagues and with a proud of. Cleo Madison still has of hard work in lbe row," the modernwed " Tosca," in which f fS6Tr,e: of at the Universal s ud.o. ( ments of the . pict" r , severe, for it is mtc '" standard of Bluebird "0 this photoplay and eet t: is carefully watched Jo ; Miss Madison has c"f ; , teacher to Prt' Jus: men" scene, while cojtnn ,. supervision. 1 no r1" rected by' Rex Ingram.