Picture Play Magazine (Mar-Aug 1920)

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MB. 339 S.Wabash Ave., Chicago. 111. {Sfl Screen Gossip By the Film Colonist The Nick Carter stories, which furnished thrills to young America long before anybody had even thought of movie serials, are to be screened by Broadwell Productions, Inc., in the form of two-reelers, with Thomas Carrigan, who was Checkers in the screen production, as Nick, and May Easlon as Patsy. "The One Hundred Thousand Dollar Kiss" will be the first "Nick Carter" story to be filmed. Gloria Swanson recently signed a five-year contract with Famous Players-Lasky. "Drums of Jeopardy," the story by Harold McGrath, will be Anita Stewart's next picture. H. B. Warner is now a Pathe star. Florence Deshon, who recently finished her work in Tourneur's production of "Caleb West, Master Diver," is playing the leading feminine role in "Twins of Suffering Creek," a Fox picture. Colleen Moore will have a leading role in "Penrod," in which Wesley Berry stars. King Vidor will screen "A Successful Calamity," the stage play by Clare Kummer in which AVilliam Gillette appeared a few seasons ago. Howard Thurston, the magician, is spending the summer making a picture called "Eternity," following his twenty-fifth season on the stage. Doraldina, the dancer, will be starred in Metro's production of "The Passion Fruit." Her last picture was made for Pathe a year ago. Florence Vidor will be seen in a leading role in "Beau Revel," a Thomas Ince production. Hugo Ballin, the director, and his wife, Mabel Ballin, have formed a company of their own, and will screen Achmed Abdullah's "The Honorable Gentleman" as their first production. George Larkin has left serials for a time and is appearing opposite Frances Esmonde in "Peggy Wise." "Buried Treasure" is keeping Marion Davies occupied at present. Billie Burke's next picture will be "The Frisky Mrs. Johnson" — to be released, most fittingly, after "Away Goes Prudence," which she recently completed. Irene Rich, of the Goldwyn forces, has introduced a new sport on the California beaches — riding the surf on horseback. Moze, her steed, enjoys it as much as she does, but some of her friends have found their favorite horses less willing to substitute life belts for saddles. One of the screen's deepest-dyed villains, Robert McKim, has a brandnew son to follow in his footsteps. "The God of His Fathers" will be the next Jack London story screened by Metro, with Mitchell Lewis playing the lead. Rupert Julian, who directed "The Mark of the Beast" and many other special productions, will make four pictures a year for the new company organized by Arthur Kane. Julian is to be both star and director. The first picture made by Dorothy Phillips and Allen Holubar since leaving Universal has James Kirkwood as leading man. Marguerite Clark says that she has not left the screen, and may organize her own company and make pictures again if she can find suitable stories. "The Untamed" is the name of Tom Mix's next picture. Jackie Saunders appears opposite William Farnum in "The Scuttlers." "The Prisoner of Z.enda," Anthony Hope's story which was filmed some time ago, is to be screened again, with Bert Lytell playing the lead. Winston Churchill's famous novel, "The Inside of the Cup," is being filmed by Albert Capellani for Cosmopolitan Productions. Geraldine Farrar's first picture for Robertson-Cole is "The Riddle : Woman," made from the play of the same name. When "The Great Lover" is produced by Goldwyn, John Sainopolis, well known as a character man, will have the leading *role. Mabel Normand's next picture will be "Head Over Heals," made from a musical comedy.