Close Up (Oct 1920 - Aug 1923)
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SCREENING WHERE THE SCREENING’S GOOD
A little girl wants to know if Cecil B. DeMille’s “Ten Commandments”
has one entitled “Keep to the Right.”
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Mr. and Mrs. Washburn are appearing in “The Love Trap.” A good
sequel would be “The Divorce Trick.
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“Jerry” Woodill, Hollywcod debutante,” recently gave a delightful supper party at her ranch back of the
Hollywood hills.
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Clyde Cook is working on “Under Orders.” Sounds as if there’s a wife
about somewhere.
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Eddie Polo’s best for this week:
The modern girl doesn’t say, “This is so sudden!” any more. She usually
says, “Why not?”
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Elinor Glyn is here now to film “Three Weeks.” This will go against the law of time and probably take a few months.
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To be sick is rather expensive.
Maybe that’s why there are so many people in good health, remarks Frank Lloyd.
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Colleen Moore is starring in “The Huntress.” Perhaps this is a new high-brow title for a gold-digger.
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Mervyn Le Roy, actor de luxe, has purchased some lots near those of Gloria Swanson’s in Hollywood.
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Lillian Rich, leading lady, was forced to go to bed with a serious attack of Kleig Eyes.
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Martha Mattox does a good gag.
We got a very touching letter the ether day. Friend of ours wrote and asked us for a five.
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Dramatic Note by William Duncan:
There are three vampires and two sheiks in the latest version of “Uncle Tom’s Cabin.”
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One fellow’s car turned turtle, and he hasn’t been able to get any speed out of it since.
Albert Roscoe is very subtle.
William Russell is appearing in “The Best Man Wins.” But this proves untrue at a wedding.
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They tell us that sex is a mystery. Well, the beaches will tell.
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Les Ricker is free with his information.
Frank Borzage is directing “Against the Grain.” Maybe it’s another one cf those timber stories with a whitefaced hero.
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In heaven there will be no marriage. We are getting more heavenly every day, says Edith Johnson.
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Jack Wagner, the fashion plate of Hollywood, has taken his bunch of snappy clothes and gags over to the United Stud'os and is helping Donald Crisp in directing “Ponjola.”
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Edna Murphy is working in “What Should a Girl Do?” Well, what’s that about letting something be your guide?
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George Melford is directing “The Light that Failed.” This is a powerful drama.
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Edgar Lewis was driving to work the other morning and was pinched for speeding. What a “fine” feeling that must have been.
Josephine Martin does a funny one.
Men nowadays have golf or women on the brain. According to the dicorce courts, golf seems to be the best game after all.
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The Sir Walter Raleigh of 1923
helps the girl across muddy pools by smiling and merely letting her go first to see how wet she gets.
Another truthful bit by Reginald
Barker.
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S’d Smith is working on one entitled “Hats.” Probably a lot of “over head” expense in this.
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The lady next door said her garden was coming up.
June La Vere looked out and three little neighbor kids were doing their best to help it along.
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Gertrude Stevens, former leading lady, will be married in August and will retire from active life in pictures. * * *
Supporting Jackie Coogan in “Long Live the King” is a superlative cast which includes Romemary Theby, Ruth Rennick, Vera Lewis, Alan Hale, Alan Forrest, Walt Whitman, Robert Brower, Raymond Lee, Monti Collins, Sam Appel, Larry Fisher, Alan Sears, George Bax, William Machin, Ruth Handforth and Loretta McDermott. Frank Good and Robert Martin are the cinematographers.
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Allen Holubar will soon begin actual filming of his initial picture for Metro. He is to make a series of specials to be known as Allen Holubar Productions for Metro release.
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James Woods Morrison has been cast by Metro for a leading role in “Held to Answer,” from the story by Peter Clark MacFarlane.
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