Salt Lake Telegram | 1922-01-01 | Page 15 | Fairbanks $100,000 Libel Suit Settled

fairbanks fairbanks' Fairbanks Fairbanks' I I Libel ibel Suit Settled i Announcement is made of a settlement I of the libel Ubel action brought by the Anglo American Drug company makers of pf Mrs 1 Winslows Winslow's Syrup for Children I against the United Artists corporation end ancl nd others joint defendants as authors find Md producers of the Douglas Fairbanks feature film The Nut ut b The suit in question was the of an objection on the part of the plaintiff to a caption referring to the tIle alleged artificial arti- arti artificial arti arti- sleep producing qualities of of the syrup The drug company pointed out that their remedy as it contained no narcotics produced sleep only by the natt nat- nat W-al W t al means of aiding the childs child's digestive tract I Settlement was effected b by the withdrawal with with- r wal of the caption in question and by a a statement on the part of the United Artists Aj fists corporation that the motive ins in In- In s the use of the caption was merely one of innocent fun r Showing howing simultaneously in three Cleve Cleve- l land lahd d neighborhood theatres at more mor than double usual prices Douglas Fairbanks' Fairbanks he e Three Musketeers played to capacity capacity ca ca- parity on the first seven-day seven booking ever ever el made by either of the three houses Douglas Fa Fairbanks Fairbanks' banks banks' film ve version sion of The UThe Three Musketeers 1 has won the unqualified unqualified un un- qualified indorsement of of the clergy of r Philadelphia who also put pt themselves on record as heartily approving wholesome pictures as a logical medium for tl the e moral education of the public D D. W W. Griffith tool took his new production The Two Orphans into New England last week for a trial showing The picture pic plc- ture appeared a In sixteen t reels e requiring e nth i su rg somewhat e more than three e hours r for the complete screening I f Miss petty Betty Blythe has been engaged to play the leading feminine role in the next Rex Beach picture for United ted Artists The picture will wili consist of an elaborate adaptation of Mr Beachs Beach's story stor The Theet Net et The The greatest motion picture characters characters characters charac charac- ever created by Mary Marv Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks Little Lord Fauntelroy Fauntelroy Fauntelroy Faun- Faun telroy by bv Miss Ills Pickford and DArtagnan nan by Mr l Fairbanks Fairbanks are are to be made to live forever on canvas by Gt George orge Edward Kd- Kd ward Hell Holl noted American painter Mr Holl HoIl will present these at his next Paris salon exhibit I Because of Its intrinsic merit as one one ne of the greatest photoplays lays ever produced Douglas Fairbanks Fairbanks' s' s The Three Musketeers Musketeers Musketeers I a United Artists release was chosen as the screen vehicle to open I Felt brothers' brothers new and splendidly beautiful beautiful beau beau- Aldino Aldine theatre Philadelphia When D. D W. W Griffith chose the pla play The Two Orphans for his forthcoming United Artists release he selected probably ably the best known title in this country with the exception of of- Uncle Toms Tom's Cabin Since 1880 more than performances of the stage play have been beep given given Kate Claxton having haring given n more than t PUTTING THE TIlE 1111 HA ItA IX IN The Hottentots according to to a news report are so fond of Charlie Chaplin Chaplin Chap Chap- lin they give him a place among their many gods g Charlie can make em laugh in any I language In any c climate im te in any clothes In no time i f a I SPEAKING OK OJ OI Douglas las McLean Wears vears a silk Jockey suit for the race scene in Thomas H. H Inces Ince's production of The Ince has secured the film firn rights to The Brotherhood of Hate magazine magazine maga maga- zine story Buster Keaton's the whole crew InThe inThe in The The Th Boat