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Show oo 6QLDFSSH AII0 DE 1LLET01SSFIIH Beyond doubt the most important social function ever yet recorded in the' field of moving picture activity took place in Los Angeles, California, on Saturday, June 12th, when Messers Lasky, Goldfish and De Mille gave an extraordinary dinner, reoptioh and dance in honor of Geialdino Farrar, who has just arrived at the Lasky studios to poBe for a series of photo-dramas, photo-dramas, ThiB dinner took place at the Hollywood Hotel and tho list of important guests readB almost like a roster of the-famous Broadway theatrical theat-rical companies during the height of the season. In fact, the most notable aspect of the dinner is not so much the event itself as the absolutely unparalleled un-paralleled evidence it affords of the manner In which the moving picture art has taken tho legitimate play ere by storm. Among those present at the dinner in addition to Miss Farrar herself and Mayor 'Rose of Los Angeles, were John Drew, Baymond Hitchcock, Julian Jul-ian Eltinge, Mary Plckford, Fannie Ward, Charlotte Walker, Lain a Hope Crews, Flora Zabelle, Blanche Ring, Julia Dean, Blanche Sweet, Alexandria Carlyle, Francis Ring, John Mears, Mr and Mrs. Morris Gest, Mrs. David Belasco, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Farrar, Mr and Mrs. Adolph Zokor, Owen Moore, Carljie Blackwell, Pedro De-Cordoba, De-Cordoba, Orrln Johnson, Hale Hamilton, Hamil-ton, Frank Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reicher, Mr. Hector Turnbull, Jack Dean, Tully Marshall, Marion Fairfax, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lasky, Mr and Mrs. Samuel Goldfish, Mrs. Lasky, Sr , Theodore Roberts, James Nell, George Melford, Alfred Hertz, Louis Gotts-chalk, Gotts-chalk, Thomas Melghan, Ralph Kel-lard, Kel-lard, and Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Buck-land. Buck-land. During and after the dinner, many of the stars entertained those present and the succeeding dance was especially especi-ally brilliant, Geraldine Farrar and John Drew did a one step which was the hit of the evening. |
