Moving Picture World (Sep 1917)

1690 THL MOVING PICTURE WORLD September 15, 1917 ■p <?> <§ g. g. g^lj£gE^£gE12^»g5]gggZ| g °> ^ ^ ^ , g -s? -> ^ g g g gj °^ gj V? Popular Picture Personalities WHO'S WHO IN THE MOVING PICTURE WORLD Compiled by the Statistical Department. 5^gjgi^ ^ g° ^° g° ^ ^ g-'^'g^ < * • • ^ii> ^ -s? °^ -^ -s -s* -s -^ & ^ °^ «^3i; V' MALONE. Molly. Born in Denver, Colorado. Her father was Irish and her mother English. Is five feet two inches tall and weighs 108 pounds. Fair complexion, chestnut hair and dark brown eyes. Miss Malone has had no stage experience, making her debut directly before the camera in 1915 in The Little Angel of Canyon Creek. He is at present a Universalist, but has been with the Vitagraph. Lubin and Lasky Western companies. Some of the best remembered plays in which she has been seen are The Girl in the Garret, The Red Stain, The Telltale Clue, The Lawyer's Secret and Mountain Blood. Miss Malone writes that swimming, tennis and riding are her pet fads, but the thing she loves the most is her work, and she adds "truly," with a line under the truly to make it emphatic, because she did not have time to run down to the notary and hold up her right hand and solemnly swear. : it emphatic, because she did not PERIOLAT, George E. Born in Chicago. His father was born in France and his mother in Ireland. He is five feet ten inches in height and ten pounds shy of the 200 mark when he gets on the scales. Brown hair and blue-gray eyes. Mr. Periolat was for eighteen years on the speaking stage, and will be best remembered in his stage work through appearances in Otis Skinner's Prince Otto and Julia Arthur's More Than Queen. He is a veteran of the pictures as well, for he made his camera debut away back in 1909, appearing initially in Forgiven. He is ^ ^^t at present with the American, at y ^fl ^^ Santa Barbara, but he has signed the jj ^M payrolls of Essanay. Selig and Uni ^k versal. Some of his best known ^| plays have been Oil on Troubled Waters, The Man from Nowhere, A Diamond from the Sky and Annie for Spite, but he has literally hun * — . dreds of well-played parts to his Jfe ~ C \ credit. Likes swimming, music, \cffif / etc. What does etc. mean? KING, Henry. Born in Christiansburg, Va. American parentage. Is half an inch over six foot mark and weighs 184 pounds. Fair complexion, brown hair and blue eyes. Mr. King made his stage debut in February, 1903, and for ten years played in stock and productions. In stock he has played in New York, Cleveland, Buffalo and Chicago. He has also appeared in The Lion and the Mouse, The Devil, Graustark and for a season played a round of Shakespearian parts. In January, 1913, he made his debut in pictures in the lead in Love and War in Mexico, a Lubin West-Coast production. He remained with Lubin for a year, then went to Balboa, where he remained for three years and ten months, and is now with American. He has been director and co-star of Should a Wife Forgive and with Little Mary Sunshine in Joy and the Dragon and Twin Kiddies. Likes swimming, motoring and all out door sports. KANE, Gail. Born in Philadelphia, American parentage. Is five feet five inches tall and weighs 140 pounds. Dark complexion, brown hair and eyes. Miss Kane is now with the American, but has also played for the World Film. She is best known as a dramatic actress, for her connection with the pictures has been comparatively recent. She was one of the stock of the Little Theater in New York and has figured largely in George M. Cohan productions. Some of her best dramatic roles have been in Arizona, Seven Keys to Baldpate, Anatol and The Miracle Man. Of her picture career Miss Kane says nothing, evidently feeling that it is too recent^ to need repetition, and she does not say a word about her fads, ignoring the fact that a hardworked cuss has to make these paragraphs run twentyfour lines whether the player says anything or not, but it is safe to say that she all outdoor sports and is devoted work. Selah! ly thing •> , / SLOMAN, Edward. Born in London, England. English parentage. Six feet tall, weighs 165 pounds. Dark complexion, dark brown hair and gray eyes. He made his stage debut Christmas, 1904, and for more than eight years played in English and American productions, including the lead in The Wolf. He made his picture debut On March 10, 1913, his first part being the juvenile lead in Universal's The Severed Hand. He was Trine in the serial Trey o' Hearts, Prince Hassan in Under the Crescent, Aaron in The Vengeance of the Oppressed, and had the leads in many of the Lubin productions made by Capt. Melville on the West Coast. He is at present with American at Santa Barbara and directs as well as acts. His fads are an odd mixture, for lie loves hunting and motoring, but is also a painter and writer, being the author of numerous two to five reel plays done by Lubin and American. NOTICE. Players are invited to send in material for this department There is no charge of any sort made for insertion, cuts, etc. This is a department run for the information of the exhibitors, and is absolutely free to all players with standing in any recognized company. No photograph can be used unless it is accompanied by full biographical data and an autograph in black ink on white paper. If you have not received any, ask for a questionaire and autograph card. Send all three. STATISTICAL BUREAU, Moving Picture World. 17 Madison Avenue, Haas Building, New York City. Los Angelet.