Motion Picture Magazine (Feb-Jul 1919)

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Milwaukee, Wis. CHARLIE'S LITTLE JOKE Charlie was recently traveling from the coast to New York when a talkative hayseed sat down and tried to engage him in conversation. "Wilson is making a good president, isn't he?" began the farmer, "Wilson? Wilson? Who's he?" drawled Chaplin in his most serious vein. The farmer looked surprised at the young man's ignorance and was silent for a few minutes — Then he renewed : "That last picture of Mary Pickford's was a corker, wasn't it?" "Pickford? Mary Pickford? Who's she?" yawned Charlie. The hayseed tried to explain, but — without much success. After another pause he continued : "Charlie Chaplin was great in 'Shoulder Arms,' wasn't he?" "Chaplin? Charlie Chaplin? Never heard of him," replied Charlie with a blank stare in his eyes. Concluding that Charlie was not very strong on pictures, the agriculturist tried another task. "Roosevelt is making things hot for the administration, isn't he?" "Roosevelt? Who's Roosevelt? Confound it, you know more strangers than I ever dreamed of," drawled Chaplin with a slight indication of animation. This seemed to stir a bit of resentment in the talkative tiller of the soil and he blurted out : "Say, where do you hail from — did you ever hear of Adam?" With a yawn and a blank faraway look at his traveling companion, Charlie slowly inquired: "Adam? Adam? What was his last name?" ARMY OF "BERTS" IN METRO STUDIO AUGMENTED BY BERT NUTTLEMAN Up to a few days ago there were four "Berts" on the lot at Metro's West Coast studios in Hollywood. Now there are five. The newest is Bert Nuttleman, of the technical department. The other four are Bert Lytell, the young Metro star; Bert LeVino, head of the scenario department; Bert Dorris, assistant director; and Bert Wayne, property-man. This abundance of Berts was the cause for Lytell's first outburst of "temperament" during his three months at the studios. And temperament is not one of his frailties. George D. 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