New York Clipper (Aug 1915)

20 THE NEW ^ YORK CLIPPER August 7 FITE-na09 APARTaiE5T BBECTED FOB '*THE SUS^IT VOICE." Qnallt; Pictures Corporation at tbelr HoIt iTWoSd smdlo, liu just erected a Ove-room ajpart- ment, completely fomlslied in eTez; detalL for a special scene to be used In "The Silent Voice,** for Fraccls X. Bushman, who will be seen In tUs prodncUon on tlie Metro program. This is tbc first time known in tbe bistory of motion pictures tbat a complete apartment hnq figured. In. one scene, wherein tbe attendance cf a £uc- feon Is necessary to perform an operation on instman's cai-, a prominent Los Angeles special- ist, wbo will not allow bla name to ba Ufied. toqlt part In tbe scene and performed tbe operation as It la done tecbnlcailT- Every attention was given the lesion of detail necessary for atmnapherlc coloring. '•The Silent Voice" was the play in which OHs Skinner starred last season. WM. COmTLEIGH JR. HARRIED. WUIiam Courtlelgfa Jr. and Ethel Fleming were united in marriage, at Long Beach, Cal.. on July 21. Both are members of the acting force of the Balboa Amusement Producln?'Company. Mr. Court- lelgh Is a member of tbc well iknovn theatrical Xamlly, and le at present appearing In the name part ox "Neal of the Nary, the patriotic serial which Balboa la flhnlng for tbe Pathe Company. Miss Fleming Is a protege of President H. M. Borkhelmer, of the company, and has-Just been msklnz her Initial appearance In pictures. Both Mr. and Jlrs. Coortleigh Jr. came from Kew York recently, but did sot know one another until meeting at the Long Beach studio. Their union came as a complete surprise Xo the entire Balboa family. They had Intended keeping it secret, but It leaked out when they were delayed getting their license, and were thus late In re- porting. They will hare a belated honeymoon, for two hoars after the ceremony Mr. Conrtlei^ had' to leare for San Francisco, where some scenes in his piece ore being inade, at the Msre laiaad Kavy Xard. As Miss Fleming was playing in imofner production, she could not go along. §£££!£!—Motion Picture Machioe— b^lss!!!! Stereoptlcons, Si>ot Lights, Lenses, Condensers, Carbons, Announcement Slides, 10c Box Bewind- ers. Portable ■ Operating Booths. Bepalr Parts for Edison, Power's. LDBlN. Second-hand Machines bought & sold. WE EETPAIS BBOSGN OB WOBN I'ABTS OF M. P. MACHINSS OF ALL. MAKES. NO OBDBB TOO SMAliL FOB OTIB ATTENTION. CHAS. IH. BSNNETT so No. &tb St, PHUjADEXFHIA, PA. HOLI.T Kr^G WITH WORLd! World Film Corporation win ^shortly present Mollle King In a photoplar, entitled "The Code ot tbe .Mountains." This is a story of Kentucky life, by Charles NcvUIe Buck, the well known dramatist, whose books and plays hare won him a consider- able reputation. Tbe photoplay will be -directed by J. H. TbonibT, an experienced motion picture producer who, in the i-clectlcn of locations In Kentucky, will ba pcraam- ally assisted b; the author. Authors of plays and books that are nlctnrlxed frequently advise as to the settlnza for.the action, but thla la probably the hrst time that an author has specially exerted WmscK to help select, for a motion picture, the scenes he bad u his mind's eye when writing his origlnni book. Harris Gordon had" a very refreshing expedenoe during the recent hot spell. Director Moore cast blm as a noble R/)nian for "Beincamatlon" and It was Just his luck, while everybody else who conid was discording collars, to wear a bra^s breastplate, bdmat and the usual trappings, of weight Be It said, for Gordon, whatever he did say was well under his tireath. The Thanhouser female baseball team headed by Peggy Burke, captain, will meet a men's team at the forthcoming Exhibitors' Field Day at Brighton Beach. The nuie is made up of Eleanor Brown. Jonot Henzy. Tlolet Hlte. Ethyle Benham, Wini- fred Lane. Jean Ldmbeig, Sntti Elder, Fan Greg- ory and Lydia Mead. dRGOS Created with Honest Purposes nptlE Equitable Motion Pictures Corporation in mtrodiicing itself • does so with the full knowledge tbat motion fncliire oxhibitBis genetally are justified in being skeptical. We naake no promises other than to issuA for zeleaae eacb- and every week: lat—A five reel feature production. 2nd—A one-reel comedy. both o£ such a standard as the best talent (in each of the respec- tive departments required by fuch an enterprise as oui^) can produce^ with a keen foresight toiyard the ever and rapid changing condi- tions and improvements that time demands and master micds create. Wo do not believe that our ■ucc ee s afaall oame- over night— our goal is too great to be reached b-,>stify—but with the cmizage of ( ur ConvlctioiB—• willingness t^H,oit arce»antiy—impired by an ambition to become the pride of the<iBdu9tif ai.d o^reaentative of America's highest,commercial idealsv we. feel tlmt onr ftn oes t and. lloQ- orable policies, coupled with a d termination to help elevate our trade will ultimately gain proper recognition, and to that end we solicit your . co-operation. The Stars and some of oar-early relaaaes foUow: TOM WISE in "BLUE GRASS" HELEN WARE in "TUE PRICE" ROBERT T. HAINES in. --HUMAII CARGOES?' WnXIAM COURTtEIGH in "UKTS CRW3BLK" FLORENCE RCED ift "THE COWARDLT'WAII" JULIUS STEGER in "THE MASTER OF THE HOUSE" The above are merely mentioned, to acquaint you with' the typejand character of Equitable Productions. Our regular announcement of releases and dates of release for the fiat three montha wili be.astjed in don season. HAGEHBEC K-WALLA CE ROTES. BY G -AS STOSFSOir, THE BITTTIEST GITir OO' BAB,TH. Jttl,r 5.—We celebrate th» Fourth once agabi In Harvey'* own home town. The fol^ are sui^ wltii US this dondj- little tows. Bacdud. them in again this seasoEn. Tonuiwnya at botli shows.' Hany- -Stantz celebrated, with flreworis after the night show. All his friends gathered, aromid. to see Bony bnm up his mone; in. his patiladc spiilL Zvut. S, Bockwell CHt; la.—rBecord hreakins bnslniss at matinee. Tbe old econt bas started EomexlUsg again. TUs time It la the apiilt of ITTfl. Swt- T; Sheldon^ —St^-faadness Miatlr shows. Lon Bader Is stlU nnndlng out hla pcmolar dilckcn. dinners. He has sow oddied the hamburger stand to hJa pqpalajr cookUi? department. JXJhT S, Le Msx3, la.—Town bright md earl;. Tents- packed, to the door asaia. to-dayv JTim. h£s now improved Us pit show eplel to suck pcrfectlaa that the town folk thlnlt It la the big abnw en- trance. JtxT fl, Sloox rily;. In.—-.Twentrslx miles. aa<t In town early. Long parade. Big crorcds cn the etreets. Fair matinee and turn awny. at night. Some tig!Ti»CT after following two other shows In one week. Opposition klndlv beware of this popu- lar oscregatlan. Balned eany and cleared by noon. Capt Jack and the old econt rode the first sertiin, and stepped at Qie Chicago House. JiXT 10, Blalr, Neb.--Stni on the C. M. St. P. &f. and O. Ntnstii-nln^ miles. We axe Hie first Ghow to appear In this jangle town In five years. Brought the farmers out tn. droves. BlgrbnalnefS at matinee. Sntch Klnger Is still plnlnghls. heart ai\-ay for the dear loved one In Chicago. Please, Lof eria. write him a. little token of love. Tdtj 11, oinalia, Nea».—^Bid foroweu to the c, St P.. M. and; O. to-night. Tore off tmaty i-n mUcs for a finale. Arrived in town early, and . everything <m the lot by S.80 A. it. We ore all ' jammed together eo this ,small but good show lot. The worst storm of the season broke over this tcrwn about mUSnl^t. Heavy -damage done all over, to-ws. JlTLY 12, Omaha, Nab.—r-Agaln we open the week In a big town. Big crowd on the streets. Record breaking business still keeps, up. The Milliard Hotel tiroved the fnToatc, wUh. the Dodge nmnlng a Rood second. The old scout and Walter Bobbins Jumped over on. the first section, arriving In town 4.30. Played a bloomer. The old scout faired U. K. yestoTday morning. Jfu 12, Nebraska. Dty. Neb.—At ' n'rt we r.Ee the C. B. & Q. rails—fifty-seven mHcs for a staTter. Ix-ng baal to gronmis. One o'clock-varode. Tacn- UKoy business at matinee, big house at night. (Heavy roln with o, cloudburst after night show. Last five wagons stuck- hub dceiv In, the nuid. Didn't get them tree tiU 5 a. m. whm we did get started we were flooded on all sides. Two feet of watnr cover tho tracks of this road for at least 100 miles. Bddees that we wera to use-to get in to falls City were washed away. uLT 14, Tjtlls City, Nob.—Fifty-two miles Jump and arrive in this uood^ town at 6.30 f. ^ Big crowd at the -nms to greet, ua, iKt flooded, too niucb water -to show on. Wonld be a.dandy for the TSce &.Dore. Water Shotr. Laid over here to water and feed the stock. Tho u^icrs and tand boys ran a dance In town, and hod. a big crowd. Eld Ktna and Gentxy did some promoting to-nlghc. Germany looked the boss over in Car No. 4. JULZ 15. St. Joseph, Mo.—^Arrived In- town. S- o'clock, after making fear dlllerEnt attempts tn lend during the day. All the surroimdlng towns arc flooded ont. Some under twenty and thlrtv itet of. w.iter. Tlte night hawb club Is. tieeomiiig vei7 popular. All its members sat m to day breath ■mrtchlng the flooded cojntiy. At tunes the-trnlu. treia suri-Omiiled .with, water. One- could sit on. the <.ar steps and paddlo In water. It reached uo the second step for miles at a time. JcLY la.—fhll'lorfba. Mo.—Stla on the C, B, & Qi —aevcnty-scvm nrfjes hL^ night. I^at* aiilrx'. Xo parade. Everyone ont to put the big trick, tip so we -can ce.t. two shows Jo. First show 'at 6.30: SCCOItd one Jlt QJtO. Fair bnsincu. at x2i». Orst.'ami a pocked: bouse at the se^nd. Country folks would come through fire to sce.thls.-real show. Some came la.i'owbeota to-day. Uad to row acros their farms to. get to. town. .TCLX-17. MacoQ^ Mo.—J}Uchcd In a little- mads over towA on the greenback, day. These ^11 towns are real money cojxcrs-for tne show.; Imliia'way bnslces» aealn tbja aft^eos. Veo. £ugehe' re- ceived a beautiful tal^of armletsi this nooiL.SwlAy sillier delivered' them O.- C. On- dose In^VectlOD of the wrapper, on the package was the marking • ~ " : of oarnmn & Bailey. Ladles' Equitable Motion Pictures Corporation Execntt've OlBcasi 130 'West 46tb Street, New Tork City SquiUtble Productions R el eased Ezeluslvely Thxoutfi tbe Brancbes of World Film Corporation ItEWra J. SKIiZNICK. 'Vice-President »nd Oeu e i m l Ma.ii»g«r (Return to (-—^ care i Drcsstng-Boom). I<eo. surely has. won alieacL July- iS, Qnlncy, ItLr-xSeventy miles over the C, B. & Q.. and In ton-n early. One ze grand rush for zc hotels, Ptentze. yata. at tho fair groundis. with mud thrown In extra. The scondaluers are very busy to-da.v. Plenty of real scan^. Walter and Bin -will give you an. carfnl tty mail If von ^vill IdndJy write. Alma Parker misses little Dannie. , Juur 19. Qulncy, 111.—Open the new week In a real tvn-n. A long, dreary parade after tbe day ot rest. Showing out on the fair grounds. XiODg drill from tona to the grounds. BUI Beclmnan was over this attemoon to give the boys hts 'best regards. Tbe Tremont, Oulncy and KewconA Hotels proved the favorites. The scandallzcis are very busy bid- ding their friends eood-bye. JvLt 20, BnshneU. lU.—Still on the C, B. and Q- sCTcnty-one mflos last night. Big buslne.'^s again. Tile boys from the band sore^ are the favorites In this bnrg. ^IcGowan Is tbe shining star. Re surely is a devil In his own home town. AD tbe glrla hsve t^elr eyes on him, and the vil- lage cutups bU wera down to bid blm. good-bye at tl» station. 3'iLx 21, Alonmouth, IU.~ik short twenty-nine