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Page Fourteen "The Digest of the Motion Picture Industry' CAMERA ! GRAUMAN'S RIALTO THEATER THOS H. INCE Presents Hobart Bosworth 'Below the Surface" Main at Eighth Week Starting Sunday, May 1 6th "LAUGH WEEK" STARTS SUNDAY Theater Samuel Goldwyn Presents MADGE KENNEDY in "DOLLARS AND SENSE," An Adaptation of Octavus Roy Cohen's Famous Saturday Evening Post Story Harold Lloyd in His DoubleBarrelled Comedy. "An Eastern Westerner." A Laugh a Minute. ^ ^ Adolph Zukor Presents rl^ 'THE COST" SCALE OF PRICES Matinees — Entire lower floor. 30c. Loges and Dress Circle in balcony. 30c. Rest of balcony, 20c. War tax included. Matinee prices up to 5:30 week days. Saturdays. Sundays and holidays. 4:30 p. m. Evenings — Lower floor, loges and dress circle, 50c. Rest of balcony, 40c. including War tax. INTERNATIONAL PROVISION CO. 553 South Main Street Bdwy. 933 DAY AND NIGHT MARKET For the accommodation of all the Motion Picture .Profession. You can purchase your wants here any time in the day or night including Sunday. Vandecamps Famous Holland Dutch Bakers NEW CARS DAY AND NIGHT HOLLYWOOD TAXI SERVICE "Soutter Win Suit You" Save that mileage trip from L. A. by using OUR next door service at reasonable rates. We Cater to the Profession Phone 579359 7032 Hollywood Boulevard 44. EXT. TRAIL— NEAR TREE Horse on. Phil come.s on. unties his horse, looks after Mary, disappointedly; mounts and rides out. My reader will observe that we have introduced a bit of "business" here that was not in the synopsis. This building-up Pro cess is necessary, and here is where the continuity writers' imagination is called into play. We have figured out a cute little way of bringing our hero and heroine together and got very good comedy, too, which is very necessary. Incidentally, we have also built up suspense again. The audience going to immediately become very much interested in whether or not Phil and Mary meet again. They will share Phil's disappointment when Mary runs away without " ven giving him her name. In the meanlime, there is the question of whether or not Phil is the counterfeiter. With the title, "('owboys are superstitious, etc.," we cover the necessary time for Phil to get the cat out of the tree, which would take a lot of footage and at the same time establish the fact that he is greatly im))re3sed with Mary. There is also comedy in the title. The story starts moving rapidly in the next sequence, in which the melodram;i begins. (Who's Where on L. A. Screen — Continued) SUPERBA Carl Laemmie Offers Frank Mayo in "THE GIRL IN No. 29" By Elizabeth Jordan Scenario by Philip Hum Directed by Jack Ford CAST Laurie Devon — Frank Mayo. Barbara Devon— Elinor Fair. Uodney Bangs — Harry Hilliard. Doris Williams — Claire Anderson. Jacob Epstein— Robert Bolder. Hansome Shaw — Ray Ripley. Sliaw's Secretary — Bull Montana. Devon's Secretary — Arthur Hoyt. SYMPHONY William Fox Presents William Farnum in "THE ORPHAN" Story by Clarence E. Mulford Scenario by Roy Somerville Directed by J. Gordon Edwards CAST The Orphan — William Farnum. Helen Shields — Louise I./Ovely. Tex Willard— Henrj' J. Hebert. liucknell — Earl Crain. Hill Howland— G. Raymond Nye. Sheriff Jim Shields — Geo. Nichols. ALHAMBRA Benjamin B. Hampton Presents "THE SAGEBRUSHER" By Emerson Hough Directed by Edward Sloman CAST Dr. (Major) Barnes — Roy Stewart. Maiy Warren — Marguerite De La Motte. Sim Gage— Noah Beery. Annie Squires — Betty Brice. Wid Gardner — Arthur Morrison. Rig .A.leck — Gordon Russell Waldhorn— Edwin Wallock. Charlie Dornewald — Thomas u'wrien. Airs Jensen-Aggie Herring. HIPPODROME William Fox Presents Vivian Rich in "WOULD YOU FORGIVE?" By Julius Furthman Directed by Scott Dunlap