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'The Digest of the Motion Picture Industry'
Page Twenty-one
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Stage and screen stars are so used to the compliments of an admiring public that they often become more or less calloused to personal praise.
While House Peters, who is enacting the leading role in Metro's production of "Held to Answer" is no exception to this rule, he has just received what he considers one of the most sincere compliments of his long and successful career.
The compliment in question came in the form of a somewhat rusty buckle, on the face of which was carved the profile of Julius Caesar. It had been originally used to fasten the toga of Edwin Booth, whom many consider the greatest actor in the history of the theatre, when he was appearing in Shakespearian plays.
With the buckle was enclosed the following note :
"Presented by Edwin Booth to Cecile Rush in the year of 1857 — who was then starring through the country.
"Later it came into the possession of her niece, Mrs. Julia Jackson, who presented it to Mr. House Peters with sincere regard."
House Peters, who is enacting the leading role in Metro's all-star picturization of "Held to Answer," has appeared on the stage in everything from "East Lynne" to "The Squaw Man." Although he has never appeared on the stage west of Chicago, he has never appeared in a motion picture produced in the East.
Every time the sewing circle at the Congregational Church back in Columbus, Ohio, needs a new chair in the church parlor, or whenever the pipe organ needed fixing, Warner Baxter put on a show and raised the money to supply the need. And that's how Warner started on a theatrical career. At the present time he is appearing opposite Viola Dana in "In Search of a Thrill," her new Metro picture.
"Bull" Montana, who portrays the role of a crook in Metro's all-star production, "Held to Answer," is the proud owner of two new trick suits direct from an exclusive San Francisco tailor.
Grace Carlyle insists that she was not chosen to enact a leading role in Metro's all-star picturization of "Held to Answer" because she once testified in court, any more than she was once selected for an important role in the sta<?e production of "The Warrens of Virginia," because she was born in Richmond.
Billy Elmer, well known lightweight boxer, portrays the role of an Apache in "In Search of a Thrill," Viola Dana's new Metro picture.
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