Camera (April 1921-April 1922)

Page Eighteen The People's Convenient Credit Makes It Possible For You To Be Well Dressed Our line is most complete and exclusive in fall styles for street and profassional wear. Come in. select any garment you need for fall, pay a small payment down. The balance we will arranfje to suit your convenience. L. HERLING, Mgr. 6332 Hollywood Blvd. Ladies' and Men's Outfitters 3^0 Savings Special Account Tax Exempt with checking privileges Is an account offered by this bank that is proving unusually popular. While possessing all the attractive features of a commercial checking account, it pays the liberal rate of 3' J interest. The interest is credited to the account on the day of each month where the balance maintained has not fallen below $500. Open 7 A. M. to 10 P. M. Ask for a SPECIAL SAVINGS ACCOUNT in — The Bank That Is Open Night and Day ''The Digest of the Motion Picture Industry' FEATURING WILLIAMS CAMERA Harry Williams has been signed up for a period of two years by the Envoy Pictures Corp. of New York, to do a series of fivereel features. Production will be started on an original story shortly. LAWLOR STARTS NEW ONE oey Lawlor, who has just completed a large set of art titles for "I Accuse," has just re-engaged with Abel Gance to both write and illustrate "The Tenth Symphony." FINISHING CURWOOD STORY IN NEW YORK Having completed the exteriors in Maine, "The Girl From Porcupine" company, mailing the James Oliver Curwood production of that name, has gone to New York and is completing the exteriors at the Peerless studio at Fort Lee under the direction of Dell Henderson. TOUR PICTURE HOUSES Victor Herbert has consented to appear in first run houses throughout the country as guest conductor in a group of his own compositions. STORIES FOR GIBSON Universal has purchased "Sou" West," by H. R. Buckley, and "Trimmed and Burning," by Hapsburg Liebe, for Hoot Gibson. WITMER STORY READY John Natteford has finished the scenario for "The Speaker Sex," the second H. C. Witwer Stories Prod., starring Charles E. Delaney. William Smith of Fidelity Pictures is in chiyge of distribution. ||The Sultaness of Love" was recently sold to First National for American distribution. FOX BUYS "THE FAST MAIL" Rights for "The Fast Mail" have been purchased by Fox as vehicle for Buck Jones. POLICE STOP "INNOCENCE" The showing of "Innocence'' at tlie Royal theater, St. Louis, was stopped recently by the morality squad of the St. Louis police force. IN EAST I... A. Weingarten of Sacred Films, Inc., Burbank, is in New York. Sacred Films produced the Bible in picture form. Hamilton-White Comedies, Inc., has leased production quarters at the Brunton studios. Dorothea Wolbert is supporting Eddie Barry in Schlank Productions. Josef Swickard has completed his role in "Barry Gordon," starring Herbert Rawlinson. Elk Photoplays has ready the first of seven Al Hart features, "A Cowboy Ace." Elk has acquired :"West of the Rio Grande." The first two episodes of "The Leather Pushers," which the Knickerbocker Photoplay Corp. is producing, with Reginald Denny as the star, have been completed. The Photoplaywrights recently entertained Rob Wagner, playwright, and Peter B. Kyne, author of the "Cappy Rick's" stories. Do You Remember Frank Hansford ( Johnson ) ? Meet Him Face to Face at the Blue Moon Comer Western and Hollywood Catering to the Profession AN EXTRA PLACE FOR EXTRA PEOPLE Run by an Ex-Extra Light Lunches Served Soda Candy Tobacco Phone 5050 (Fifty-Fifty) We Cater to Picture People Special Discount ARROW DYE WORKS 5527 Sunset Blvd. FOR RENT — Completely equipped studio, .sixteen dressing rooms, six otilces fu»nished, carpenter shops. projecting room and cutting room, generator and flats. Reasonable rent. 6070 Sunset lioulevard, corner Grower, Hollywood, Calif. THE PIT CLASSIFIED WANT ADDS Your advertisement will be run in this colmn at the rate of 15c per line. Phone, mail or bring in your "Wants." WANTED — l'o.«ition .ns assi.etant to editor or as reader part time; have done continuity and advised with the work of magazine writers; pos.sess letters by the editors of the largest companies about original work but nised employment to continue; samples of work and particulars upon :'Pi>lioation to sincere persons. Address liox 6. c/o Camera! FOR'SALE-^NewT M itcheir I ris~ for" BellHowell at big sacrifice. Phone Mr. I'layier, i23-fi3. WANTED — An educated unencumbered lady to writ.^ and collaborate clean scenarios and songs with a poet, scenarist and song-writer. No Investment but time required. Write for an appointment to Will M. (^lass. Studio I'arlors. .'iSG North Hcnton ^\^ay. 2 to 5 ]'. M. FOR SALE — Motor Boat, 6 cylinder. Exceptionally fast and smooth running; automobile control: motor boat 31 feet long: up to date in every respect: self-starter, etc. Especially adapted for motion picture work. Will taka lot in Hollywood or good automobile In exchange. ?3000.00. Box 14. WANTED— BellHowell Camera, 170 Shutter. Must be bargain price for cash. Box 7, CainfT.i I HOUSE ORGANS— Planned, production supervised, and circulation s.\ steniatized. Polic.v, style, etc. outlined to compl.v with purpose. Services in editorial and managerial capacity available. Motion picture proposition solicited. F. F. G., 907 Central Bldg., Los Angeles.