Screenland (Oct 1923-Mar 1924)

87 The Listening Post (Continued from page 85) While George was still in a critical condition, there was some talk of bringing legal charges against Ince. But the whole unfortunate business was patched up so Ince will probably keep to his plans and go to Cuba to work on a new picture. Lillian Gish Sails ith a studio in Rome at her disposal, Lillian Gish has sailed for Italy to spend most of the winter on the production of Romola. Henry King, who directed The White Sister, is again in charge and left for Italy some time ahead of Miss Gish to find locations. Dorothy will share honors with her sister. The sisters sailed together, naturally. Dorothy, who has been in and out of stardom for several years, will head a unit of her own upon her return, sponsored by Inspiration Pictures. So far, Inspiration's two stars have been Richard Barthelmess and Lillian. Dorothy, however, has been under contract with the company, appearing in Fury and The Bright Shawl with Barthelmess. The honeymoon . of Lila Lee and James Kirkwood nearly ended tragically when Kirkwood was seriously injured by a fall from a horse. The accident took place in Beverly Hills and Kirkwood was rushed to a hospital tvhere it was found that he was suffering from concussion of the brain. He will be forced to remain out of the studios for a time at least. Theda Bar a Returns rJ^HEDA Bara is coming back to the screen, after hesitating for several years. Her contract with B. F. Fineman calls for a series of special pictures. Theda came to New York for a few weeks before going back to Hollywood to work. The members of The Eternal City company came back from Rome with many thousand feet of film and plenty to talk about. It was a lively organization for among those present were George Fitzmaurice and his wife, Ouida Bergere; Lionel Barrymore and his latest wife, Irene Fenwick; Barbara La Mar and her new husband, Jack Daugherty; also Bert Lytell, Montagu Love and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bennett. All the expenses were charged to the brave Samuel Goldwyn. It is said that Sir Hall Caine ob(Continued on page 88) 44th Cor. B'way B R O A D W We would like to make it clear that our operation of the BROADWAYCl, A RIDGE HOTEL in the heart of New York is going to be successful only because we render sincere service at a "square price." It is our privilege to prove the old slogan "A Room and a Bath for $3.50" is not just a fairy story which generally applies to ONE ROOM in a 300-room unit. We wish to go on record that the BROAD WAY-CLARIDGE HOTEL has 100 rooms and baths for $3.50. This does not mean that the rooms are cheap. It is simply corking good value. Now making yearly leases at moderate NEW YORK Always a Room and Bath $3.50 C L A R I D G E rentals. We are desirous of catering to the right kind of people and assuring them of a hearty personal welcome. There is NO CHANGE OF POLICY, QUALITY OR CHARACTER IN THE BROAD WAY-CLARIDGE. It is just as clean, wholesome and well conducted as in the past, with a warm personal greeting and welcome from its old staff and its new operator. Edward Arlington THE HARDING, S4th Street and Broadway COLONIAL ARMS at Jamaica, L. I. jJSf /Wfou Reaching foHbe Cmt\)7\ JwiUtcUyc FREE Under which Zodiac Sign were you born? What are your opportunities in life, your future prospects, happiness in m a r ria g e, friends, enemies, success in all undertakings and many other vital questions as indicated by ASTROLOGY, the most ancient and interesting science of history? Were you born under a lucky star? I will tell you free, the most interesting astrological interpretation of the Zodiac Sign you were born under. Simply send .me the exact date of your birth in your own handwriting. To cover cost of this notice and postage, enclose ten cents in any form and your exact name and address. Your astrological interpretation will be written in plain language and sent to you securely sealed and postpaid. A great surprise awaits you ! Do not fail to send birthdate and to enclose 10c. Print name and address to avoid delay in mailing. Write now— TO-DAY— to the ASTA STUDIO, 309 Fifth Ave., Dept. C.S.,NewYork birth date BE A CARTOONIST BIG PRICES PAID FOR DRAWINGS Turn your talent into money. We can teach you drawing in your home during spare time. Welltrained artists earn from $40 to $200 a week. Thousands of publishers and advertisers need the work of good artists. The MODERN METHOD is an easy way to learn todraworiginalpictures. Send today for particulars showing opportunities for you. State your age. MODERN INSTITUTE OF ART 7 East 42nd Street Dept. 61 NewZVork City SuporfluQUfHAIRallGONE Forever removed by the Mahler Method which kills theheir root without pain or injuries to the skin in the privacy of your own home. We teach BeautyOulture. Send today 3 stamps for Free Booklet D.J. MAHLER CO., 131-B Mahler Park, Providence, R.1