Camera - April 14, 1923 to February 16, 1924 (April 1923-February 1924)

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A M E R A ! 'The Digest of the Motion Picture Industry' Page Twenty-one Walter Frederick Seely Shadowed Photography 1448 North Wilcox (One half block west of Cahuenga at Sunset) Telephone 439-774 FILM FORECASTS BALKAN IMBROGLIOS ~1 Publicity Engineer Holly 737 Nickel Plate $1.00 VANTONE CO., 110 W. 15th St. Dept. 416 New York, N. HOOVER STUDIOS The Finest Quality Professional Portraiture. All Sittings are Made by Appointment. 1616 Vine St. Phone Holly 9161 Hardee Kirkland Hollywood 6298 (Fort Worth says about the sketch "The Man Higher Up," in which Mr. Kirkland appeared with Theodore Roberts) . "Usually, the movie star is the only thing to the play, but Hardee Kirkland, the second and only other member of the cast, rivals the distinguished 'father of the films' for top position honors." YOUR PHONOGRAPH will reproduce in soft Mellow Tone Without Scratch and Surface Noises by using a Deflexograph Fits any Phonograph or Victrola Using Changeable Needles Play after hours — will not disturb. Deflexograph attaches to needle holder, niters sound oscillations, prevents scratch and surface noises entering sound box. No metallic noises. Always one of the political volcanoes of the world, the Balkans are crowding the front pages of the newspapers again. The unrest which exploded on that memorably tragic day at Sarajevo in 1914 has not been entirely stilled by the four years of war and the millions of lives sacrificed since a crazed student fired "the shot heard round the world." The motion picture has often followed closely upon the herald of important world news; but it remained for Jackie Coogan to embark on the filming of a story that presages the mid-European chaos. "Long Live the King," which Jackie is now making under the supervision of his father and the direction of Victor Schertzinger, tells a story of political imbroglio in the mythical Kingdom of Lavonia, typical of all the Balkan states. The author, Mary Roberts Rinehart, wrote this novel some years ago; but when the Coogans were seeking for the first story to be made by Jackie under his new contract with Metro, Jack Coogan, senior, selected this tale from the many under consideration, not only for its intrinsic drama and entertaining values, but also for its timeliness. He foresaw that conditions in the Balkan states were bound to bring on a political eruption — and that eruption has come to pass, even sooner than he expected. "Long Live the King," will be released as soon as possible after completion — it is now in its seventh week — and it will afford the American public a uniquely valuable opportunity to see the social conditions which exist in these little-understood communities and thus derive greater appreciation of the historical events transpiring there at the present time. Fundamentally, of course, the picture will be offered on the screens of the world as Jackie's biggest and most elaborate film, with a superlative cast supporting the starlet in his finest acting role, but the concomitant exposition of Balkan life will doubtless be of additional interest to audiences everywhere. Rafael Sabatini, whose Scaramouche," a romance of the French Revolution is now being filmed for Metro by Rex Ingram, is hailed as the modern Dumas. Coy Watson, Jr. Age 10. Wilshire 3G16 Releases: "No Luck." "You Never Know." "The Right of the Strongest." With E. K. Lincoln ae Ford Ph. C. Doctors FORD & FORD Palmer Graduate m Scientific Spinal Adjustments Individual Rest Rooms Office Ground Floor CHIROPRACTORS 5911 Hollywood Boulevard 10 to 12—2 to 5 Mon., Wed., Friday Evenings, 6 to 8 THIS SPACE INTRODUCING MRS. JAMES T. CRAIG 1310 Lilac Terrace Near 1400 Sunset Apartment 3 Main 0257 LOS ANGELES, CALIF. Evening Clothes, Sport Wear, Shoes, Hats, Very Reasonable Catering to the profession. Disposing of complete wardrobes on a commission basis. Can always place High Class exclusive wearing apparel STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL Especially for Motion Picture People. THE HILLVIEW GRILL Hillview Apartments BIdg. Hollywood at Hudson Holly 7980 Holly 6626 MERCHANTS LUNCH 11:30 to 2 DINNER 5:30 to 8 COLBURN'S TAXIDERMY STUDIO I 0331 037 Broadway Place Telephone 643-13 FUR RUGS FUR ROBES MOUNTINGS of All Descriptions — Exceptionally Complete Facilities for Fur Storage and Renovating Hellman Bank is Coming to Hollywood Temporary Location 6621 Hollywood Blvd. Permanent Home Hollywood Blvd. at Cherokee "Saturday Night Banking"