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Page Twenty-two 'The Digest of the Motion Picture Industry" CAMERA! Portrait Painting the individual touch that makes your photograph distinctive. Special rates for fan pictures. The highest grade work at reasonable prices. Emma G. Hoffman 907 Central Bldg. Phone 142-38 ABOUT LENORE ULRIC AND SARAH BERNHARDT r T The June issue of the STUDIO DIRECTORY now on sale at all principal news stands both Hollywood and Los Angeles. Be sure and get a copy of this I issue. S I see BRUNO For Your Casting Director Photos 6412 Hollywood Boulevard PHONE HOLLY 3821 Adeline M. Alvord Books Plays j Motion Picture Enterprises 2 1 I HOLLYWOOD SECURITY I BUILDING { Telephone Hollywood 8092 I Hugh Hoffman Scenarist and Production Supervisor Gladys Walton unit, Universal. Current production, "The Wild Party" Herbert Blache\ Directing Recent Releases. "A Danperous Game,' "The Town Scandal," "Sawdust" With the arrival of Lenore Ulric, noted actress of the legitimate stage, who is about to commence work before the motion picture camera as the star of David Belasco's "Tiger Rose," for the Warner Brothers, many stories of this artist and her connection with the beloved Sarah Bernhardt are pouring into the executive offices of the Warner studios from interested showmen. Perhaps the most interesting bit of information about Miss Ulric and the divine Sarah comes from Albert Dorris, motion picture editor of a Hollywood newspaper who was formerly prominent in dramatic circles of the east. Mr. Dorris has watched and studied the performance of Miss Ulric since she broke into the Belasco realm a few years ago. He was drawn to her art because of the interest she displayed in Madame Bernhardt, who was at that time under the management of Ike W. Hope, a close friend of Dorris. It seems, according to the kind informant, that Miss Ulric had chosen the "Madame," as she was always called by the profession, as her idol, and each night at Frohman's theatre, would find the young actress deeply absorbed in the performance of the noted French artist. Finally Ike Hope carried his little secret to Madame, with the result that the Madame insisted upon Miss Ulric's company at an early date. The little incident terminated with Madame presenting a most beautiful portrait of herself to Miss Ulric with a personal touch of certainty that her young admirer would be heard of in the "big lights" before long. The affair took place in late 1918 when Madame Bernhardt was appearing at the Empire Theatre in New York City. Miss Ulric had just finished her first hit under David Belasco and coming from so im-portant a personage as Bernhardt, the little token of good will was most welcome. Miss Ulric commences work in the immediate future on "Tiger Rose." This is the play in which she made such an impressive showing on Broadway. The picture version will be known as a Sidney A. Franklin production with Mr. Franklin handling the megaphone. Katherine MacDonald was married last week to Chas. Johnson at Atlantic City, at the home of Dr. R. Johnson Held, uncle of the bridegroom. Mary MacClaren, the sister and Mrs. L. A. MacDonald mother of the bride, were present. Things are Great We're in Our New Home, Snug as a Bug in a Rugl Our Stock Has Been Greatly Enlarged and We're Now Ready for a Salvo of Bargains ! Come in and See Us 1 1 You'll be Dolighted with Our Wonderful Selection of Gowns, Wraps, Hats, Shoes, Suits, Frocks and Afternoon Apparel. Nothing Else Like Them in Hollywood. From the Wardrobes of 1 0 of Filmland's Best Dressed Actresses. Tremendous Discounts I Screen Stars Wardrobe Exchange 1060 North Western Ave. Phone 435-677 Wanted-DIAMONDS Highest Cash Prices Paid for Yours \#\"'%/ SIDNEY D. COHN ^SZZZs/' 302 Rank of Italy Rldp. ^Tir*-' • r. Seventh and Olive Sts. ~W Metropolitan 6442 The Finest of the Squared-Ring Sport here every Friday night The gathering place of the elite of filmdom. Come and enjoy an evening of different recreation! You'll soon be a regular fight fan! AMERICAN LEGION STADIUM Hollywood at El Centro Phone Holly 1 00 for Reservations "i RainbowValley HERE IS THE POT OF GOLD. Health, Happiness, a good investment and perpetual rights in the Rainbow Valley club, ing, tennis, quoits, horseshoe, fishing, hunting and all to be had for ~1 Where the Rainbow ends. Just the spot for a little home in the hills. Water, Electricity, Graded and Graveled streets to each lot. Swimming, danc $198, $298, $398, $498, $10, $15, $20, $25 DOWN and $10.00 per month. From Glendale — through Montrose, along Michigan Ave., to Tujunga, Sunland, RAINBOW VALLEY. For further information call or write office of 100 East Colorado St. RAINBOW VALLEY Phone Glendale 1702 Glendale, California