Camera (May 1922-April 1923)

Page Sixteen 'The Digest of the Motion Picture Industry" CAMERA f HARRY L. KEEPERS CINEMATOGRAPHER Hollywood 8035 ORIENTAL COSTUME CO. Chinese, Japanese Costumes Properties and Art Goods 6238 Santa Monica Boulevard Holly 5954 Our Travelogue From Holland — Oscar Apfel, Evelyn Greeley and Carlyle Blackwell, after filming "Bulldog Drummond" for Hollandia Film company. From New York— George Hackathorne to play in "Merry-Go-Round." Erich von Stroheim directing. From Vienna via New York— Pola Negri, to play in "Bella Donna," George Fitzraaurice, direction. Due September 23. From New York — Forrest Robinson, character actor, and Mrs. Robinson. PRIVATE SECRETARY Young man, 24 years old, single, well educated, refined, and of neat appearance, desires position with established actor, actress or motion picture executive. Can operate automobile and play piano. At present employed. Can give the best of references. MAURICE B. FOHEY 1236 North Normandie Hollywood, California HARDEE KIRKLAND 579-810 JOHN BROWN (Big Tame Bear) WORKS WITH ANYONE Lincoln 1319 From Europe. — Peter Gardner has returned to Hollywood and pictures after an extended trip abr.oad. To Holland — Wyndhara Standing and Margaret Marsh to star in "The Lion's Mouse," from the book by C. and N. Williams, for Hollandia Film company. To Mexico — Louise Lovely passed through Chicago on her way south, coincident with rumor from Winnipeg, that she would star in a picture in Canada. Phil Goldstone is expected back here from New York by the 15th of this month. Doris Baker has returned to Hollywood to re enter the picture game after an absence of a year, during which she has been playing in vaudeville in the East. J. C. Van Trees is going to Honolulu to make a picture. His last work here was as cinematographer for Phil Rosen who directed Rodolph Valentino in "The Young Rajah." John Stumars and Al Wllley have left for San Francisco where they are to work with a northern company. John is the cameraman, while Al shoots second camera. Theodore Roberts has gone to Frisco to open up with his sketch during his vacation from Paramount pictures. He ought to be back about the time Cecil B. De Mille starts the ball rolling on his next picture. Bill Craft and the Russell company went to Portland with George Lai'kin and a company of players, including Harry Moody who is assisting him and Doc Cook as cameraman. They will make three pictures in the Oregon territory and return south. Tom Forman has taken his entire cast of players to Del Monte, where a fishing village has been constructed on the rugged shores of the bay for the big scenes of "Ching, Ching, Chinaman." The principals include Lon Chaney, Marguerite de la Motte, Harrison Ford, Walter Long, John Sainpolis, little Buddy Messenger, Frances Raymond and William Dudley. The entire Shipman company has now returned from Canada to Los Angeles. There were twenty-five men and women in the cast. Nell Shipman is engaged in cutting the picture, "The Grub Stake," at the Downing laboratories with the assistance of Joe Walker who is finishing the double exposures. COMING FROM TAHITI R. A. Walsh and company of players returned to Los Angeles Tuesday after having spent two months in the South Sea Islands filming Carey Wilson's story, "Captain Blackbird." " — and get Hollywood .six-three-two-onc on the phone as soon as possible. There is only one who can do this character woman right, and that's Lule Warrenton. — " M Jack Bean's Rill Dress and Tuxedo Shcjp 308-9 LocwS State Bid?. SeventK tad Boadi^ay Pico 4861 -alJO Rental ?_ HARRY PARISER 824915 Just finished pl.iying in " Hose Heroes," "Golden Hoofs," "The Buggy Professor." ART LEE SPECIALIST ON MAKE-UP 1712 St. .lar.ir. I'ourt Hollywood at Western. 598-207 "Omar Khavani": "Rip Van Winkle"; "I^a^t of the Mohicans"; "The Mikado"; "Tre.isuif I.«l.ind." and many olhpr.<!. KEWPIE KING Character Heavies Just finished 4 months with Jack White Mermaid Comedies. Broadw;iy Hotel. Pico 87.'). WANTED true stories of the movies from everyone, prop men to stars. Up to 3500 words. Story must be of intense interest. Love stories preferred. Norvelle Publications, 203 East Avenue 54, Los Angeles. WANTED Bell & Howell camera; state price and equipment. SPENCER VALENTINE 822 Chronicle Building, San Francisco. Calif. PIERCE KINGSLEY .'\utlior, and Director of Unusual Mdiion Pictures, and Stage Material. Not Connected with an Agency, not connected with a School of Acting. Deal Only in Brains and Personality. Yes quite a few have had their first Motion Picture Experience with me back east. The Lee Kids, Kelcy and Sliannon, Noah Beery, H:irry Millard, Harry Morey, Fritzie Brunette, Reta Jolivct, Edwin Law, and hundreds of others. I wrote and produced After the Ball (Photoplay), Silver Threads Among the Gold. I picturized and produced Kaufman's House of Bondage, and as many as five hundred others from one to six reel subjects. I wrote the following stage plays Deserted at tlic Altar, Kentucky Sue, From Ocean to Ocean, For the Honor of His Home, In Sunny Tennessee, Bells of Shannon, Step-brothers, etc. fiood stories make good directors, good parts make good actors. See mc and talk it over. 1 have original material ; I represent one of the oldest play brokers in New York — I know entertainment values, and box office values, I dill not learn the Teclniique of the Drama or the Screen from books, but in the good old world of experience. As an actor, writer, and producer, Phil 'ioldstone, whom I sold the photo-play rights of "Deserted at the Altar" to, tells me that he is more than pleased with it and expects to have an unusual clean up with it. I produce Educational and Industrial Subjects on contract, and will send my cameramen anywhere. Will supervise from story to screen, and guarantee results. Two top-notch cameramen with our own outfits now available. If you are an actor in pictures or on the stage? see me for new material. If you are going in pictures or on the stage? see me — I will start you right. Address 6702i/2 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood, Los Angeles. Phone Hollv 2320.