Camera (April 1920-April 1921)

Page Six "The Digest of the Motion Picture Industry" CAMERA Where to Find People You Know ASSISTANT DIRECTORS' NOTES The second quarterly business meeting of the association will be held at the clubrooms at 8 p. m., Friday, April 1st. Pete Gerald has returned with the George Kern Productions from Florence, Arizona, where they used the state penitentiary in their current picture. Charles Stalling is assisting Director Reginald Barker in the production of Rupert Hughes' story, "The Old Nest." Alexander Alt returned from Acton this week, where he acted in and directed a tworeel situation comedy for Reelcraft. Bill Dyer, assistant to Dell Henderson in the production of Ben Wilson features, returned Saturday from Victorville, where practically all the scenes of "Hoxie No. 5" were taken. Jack Laver, after two years' continuous assisting at Selig Zoo, has gone to San Francisco for a vacation. E. J. Zerr left on February 15th with Dr. Salisbury for a tour of the world to make Educational Travelogues. Buck Connors is writing and directing stories at Globe for an Arizona picture company. T. Roy Barnes is engaged to support Wanda Hawley in "It Can Be Done." Harry Myers has been signed to play opposite Bebe Daniels in "The March Hare." John Arnold will photograph Viola Dana's new feature production, "Lite's Darn Funny." Anne Toriani has been selected by George H. Kern to play a part in "The Unfoldment." Tom Gallery is to play the title role In Vitagraph's "The Son of Wallingford." Mrs. Tod Browning (Alice Wilson) will play a principal role with Dave Butler in his next First National picture. Mabel Van Buren has been signed for a prominent role in the new Mary Miles Minter production for Realart. H. Kinley Martin is photographing Bebe Daniels in "The March Hare." Monte Blue will have the male lead in the new Mary Miles Minter picture which has gone into production. Arthur Hoyt has been selected by Madame Nazimova for an important role in her production of "Camille" for Metro. Randolph Chester has selected George Webb to play Blackie Daw in "The Son of Wallingford." Maurice Tourneur has engaged Charles Meredith to play opposite Doris May in his current production, "Foolish Matrons." Jack Douglass has been added to the producing organization of the Producers Pictures Corporation. Ed Flanagan and Polly Moran have been signed for leading comedy roles in "The March Hare," the latest Bebe Daniels starring vehicle for Realart. Jack Richardson, formerly with Mack Sennett, has signed with Harry Caulfield of the Beverly Syndicate Corporation to play in that company's first two-reel comedy, now being filmed at Universal under the direction of Jimmie Clemens. MARYON AYE AT THE CALIFORNIA Maryon Aye, who recently played opposite Larry Semon in "The Hick," is portraying Alia Nazimova in Peggy Hamilton's Fashion Revue at the California Theater. Miss Aye formerly played the Keith and Orpheum circuits. HENRY KLAS Playing in "The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" Who's Where on Los Angeles Screens MILLER'S United Artists presents Douglas Fairbanks in "THE NUT" Story by Kenneth Davenport Scenario by William Parker and Lotta Woods Directed by Ted Reed CAST Charlie Jackson — Douglas Fairbanks Estrell Wynn — Marguerite Delamotte Philip Feeney — William Lowery "Gentleman George" — Gerald Pring Pernelius Vanderbrook, Jr. — Morris Hughes Claudine Dupree — Barbara La Marr GRAUMAN'S RIALTO Cecil B. de Mille presents "FORBIDDEN FRUIT" By Jeanie MacPherson Directed by Cecil B. de Mille CAST Mary Maddock — Agnes Ayres Steve Maddock— Clarence Burton Jas. Harrington Mallory — Theodore Roberts Mrs. Mallory — Kathlyn Williams Nelson Rogers — Forrest Stanley Pietro Guiseppe — Theodore Kosloft Nadia Craig — Shannon Day John Craig— Bertram Johns Maid — Julia Faye (Continued on Page 14) THIRD WILLAT JOINS COMPANY Edwin Willat, brother of Irvin and C. A. (Doc.) Willat, has joined the production staff of the Willat Productions, Inc., as head cameraman. Frank Grandon is to make pictures for National Exchanges, Inc. Gordon Mullen plays heavy in "Partners of the Tide." Nola Luxford is cast in Oliver Morosco's production, "The Half Breed." tional. Little King Every is in the cast of Oliver Morosco's "The Half Breed." Raye Hampton has been chosen by George H. Kern to play a role in "The Unfoldment." Mark Goldaine is again directing George Bunny at the National studios. Little Stanley Goethals is again cast for an important role in "The Woman Next Door," a Metro production. Bobby Mack and Antrim Short have been selected for important roles in "The Son of Wallingford." Doris Deane, formerly a Marion Morgan dancer, is in the cast of Oliver Morosco's "The Half Breed." Fred Fisbach and "Brownie," the Century Dog, have extended their contracts with the Century Film Corporation. Tom Santschi is getting ready to resume the making of his two-reel Westerns for the Cyrus J. Williams Co. Jack Roseleigh is playing the principal role in T. Hayes Hunter's production of "The Light in the Clearing." Albert S. Loyd has deserted vaudeville for the screen. Loyd has been engaged to play in Oliver Morosco's "The Half Breed." Eddie Hearne, leading man for Irvin V. %Villat feature productions, is preparing to start work in "The Face of the World." Theodore Lorch has just signed to play an important part in Fatty Arbuckle's next production. Mack Sennett has announced that the director who will make "Molly O' " under his personal supervision will be F. Richard Jones. Genevieve Berte, former little Christie bathing girl, is playing the feminine lead in "The Galloping Devil" and "The Struggle," starring Franklyn Farnum. After having been loaned to appear opposite Owen Moore in a feature picture made in New York, Teddy Sampson has become leading woman in the single reel Gayett Comedies released through Educa John Davidson, recently leading man of the Majestic Theatre Stock Company, is playing an important part opposite Carmel Myers in her current Universal feature, "Thou Art With Me." Alec B. Francis has been chosen to play the comedy role in "Mrs. Dane's Defense," which Lawrence Grant will produce April 11th at a Los Angeles theater. Florence Stone beads the all-star cast.