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

Page Twenty The Digest of the Motion Picture Industry" CAMERA I . . . mighty fine card, alright! It's not unusual for them, however; they always have a good line-up. Surprising how many ladies were there. It shows they enjoy boxing when it's put on right . . . American Legion Stadium Hollywood Boulevard at El Centro Ave. KING TUT FACE POW DER in light anil dark shades. SuitaMc for street or studio. Attractively priced at $1.00 Box. YE RUB SHOPPE 621 West 8th St., Lot Angeles, Calif. Phone Metropolitan 1566 Hugh Hoffman Scenarist and Production Supervisor Gladys Walton unit, Universal, ('mi. m pn. din t inn. "Tin' .\V:ir l..idy" Ihil. lit I ilaihr, Directing Recent Roh-nses, "Gossip." "Crossed Wires." "The Town Scandal." "Sawdust." "The Untaniealilc. I'lie Wild Party." •HAIIMiONK" |i< rtti.i ii. n t rul e for superfluous hair on arm, limbs, face and body — also wonderful for men who have shaving troubles. $2.50 the bottle — manufactured at ORCHID BEAUTY SHOPPE 808 So. Hope St. Phone 1C596 All lines of beauty culture. WE MOVE and ''Shine" MOVIES on Serv ice Reproductions, Publicity Still Finis/iiny Photography LITTLE Commercial Photographer Phone 437902 5874 Hollywood Blvd. Corner Bronson Animated Cartoons — Original Title Ideas — Clay Animation — Miniature Sets and Animated Fit/arcs CINEMA ARTS STUDIO ELMER II. YOUNG, Manager 612 I. issuer Buildir Phone 644-42 Frank the Shoe Doctor "We save your sole and heel you, too" 6666 Hollywood Blvd. Holly 3752 LOCATION LUNCHES '660 1 KWIK LUNCH i 162fi Calm. iU: > Ave. 1714 Highland Ave. Tfif.O Suns. I Blvd. i INTO THE LECTURE! (Continued from Page 7) other well known artists. The big trial scene, showing a huge courtroom, contains live hundred people. South America, vast storehouse of wealth, is also a vast virgin field for motion picture development, according to Julien Kivero, director of Argentine Photoplays, producing in Buenos Aires, and a visitor to Universal City on his tour of study of American picture methods. Kivero expects to direct a picture in this country before returning to his own land, and is making an exhaustive survey of the work as done here. lie passed hours at Universal City, watching the filming of pictures and studying the gigantic settings of "The Hunchback of Notre Dame," "A Lady of Quality," "Merry-GoRound," and other recent Universal spectacles. "South America has gone picture mad," said Kivero, "and American productions have the biggest call. There are eight bundled theaters in Argentina alone devoted to the pictures, and these feature plays from the United Slate* above all others. American stars have their fans, as ardent ones as in the United States— perhaps some of your stars arc more popular in South America than even in their own land." The South American, who received his picture training in the United States, and has made a series of feature plays in his native land, says that the continental product does not please the audiences there, but that they prefer the snap and dash of the American story. "Universal City is well represented there," he said. "Stars such as Priscilla Dean, Gladys Walton, Hoot Gibson, Jack Hoxie, William Desmond, Norman Kerry. Mary Philbin, all are beloved of thousands there, and their every new picture is awaited with interest. All South America is awaiting 'Merry-GoRound' and 'The Hunchback of Notre Dame' and talking of little else in the way of film topics at present." A million and a half dollars left for New York last week — in a can. This occurred when the Union Pacific train, eastbound, carried J. B Bryson and several guards on their way to New York, bearing, locked and scaled in an American Kxpress Company treasurybox, ami protected with the heaviest insurance ever placed on celluloid, the negative of "The Hunchback of Noire Dame." The long strip of film in the can is the master-key to the mammoth picture production on which more than a year's work was passed at Universal City, in which the massive Cathedral of Notre Dame, and twenty acres of old Paris was reconstructed; in which Lon Chancy, seventy-live principals and four thousand extras acted. From this print the "positives," or prints to be shown in the theaters of the world, will be made, when the can reaches New York. It is the boiled-down work of a year, and a boiled-down investment of hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash. Before being started on its way to New York from Universal City in charge of Bryson. appointed by Carl Lacmmle to bring (he film to the eastern laboratories for the making of prints, the picture was covered with a policy for $1,500,1)00 insurance against all risks on land and water until safely delivered. Fire, theft, derailment, earthquake, floods, and all forms of disaster are provided for in the policy, as issued by the Firemen's Fund In RARE IMPORTS AND THINGS ORIENT IE Oriental Costume Co. 622.1 Santa Monica Blvd. Holly 5954 Put RIENE RALEIGH in the cast 'cause she's prog iressin' fast. Don't wait... till it's too late. Call Hoij lywood 1098. BRUNO 6412 Hollywood Blvd. Holly 3821 . for your casting director photos ART LEE SPECIALIST ON MAKE-UP Will teach you how lo Make Up C or reel I v. Read viy references Telephone 598-207 1712 St. James Court, Hollywood, at Western Doctors FORD & FORD Palmer Graduate. 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