Close Up (Oct 1920 - Sep 1923)

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2 13 Cb&ucf /o-f'Z* YOUR CINEMA FAVORITES Mack Sennett announces the completion of his second and last fivereel super-comedy for First National release, “Love, Honor and Behave,” the negative of which will leave for the East this week. This production will exploit the comedy gifts of Charlie Murray, Phyllis Haver, Marie Prevost, Billy Bevan, Kalla Pasha, Eddie Gribbon, George O’Mara and many others prominent in the Sennett organization. * * * * Margaret Cullington has just finished “A Schoolhouse Scandal” with the Special Pictures Corporation. * * Kathleen Kirkham is finishing the organization of her own company and will produce at the Hermann studios on Wilshire boulevard. The working title of her first picture will be announced later. * * * It is now announced that instead of Charles Van Loan’s story, which Wallace Reid was to have done next for Paramount he will do an adaptation of “The Daughter of a Magnate,” by Frank H. Spearman, scenarized by Eugene B. Lewis. The Van Loan story will probably be the following picture. Frank Urson will direct. * * * You may hear of a star quitting because her director won’t listen to her rave about politics. We don’t blame him. * * * The best way to settle the Irish question is to leave it alone, says Eugene O’Brien. * * * “Fatty” Arbuckle is watching Buster Keaton. — Yeh, he might get a “good” idea. * * * Hobart Bosworth is finishing “Fates’ Honeymoon”. — Most of the honeymoon’s are very “Fateful”. * * * Harold Lloyd’s latest “do” is entitled “Wrong Number.” We get them very often. VISITING HER RELATIVES A couple of weks ago Miss Josephine Mann, the attractive daughter of Gus Mann, of the Blue Bird Cafe, left for Chicago to visit her uncle, Mr. Fred Mann, and family. She is to be gone for a couple of months, much to the sorrow of “Billy,” and her doting father, who will miss her presence at the dinner table. “CAREFUL, GIRLS” Girlies, look before you leap, For the sea of marriage is awful deep. Jay Belasco is trying to “dope” out some way to get out of the mess he’s in. * * * The latest dance is the “El Chat.” They’ve come down a bit in th's, they wiggle their heels. The Ville de Paris The Los Angeles Home of Miller -Maid Shoes Complete lines of shoes created by 1. Miller are shown in a variety of unusual and ultra-fashionable styles. There is an exclusiveness and comfort about Miller-Maid Shoes that assures their acceptance by women of discriminating taste. 9 SEVENTH AT OLIVE RlMmS CO. :e PLEASE PATRONIZ E— W HO ADVERTIS E— I N “CLOSE-UP