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YOUR CINEMA FAVORITES
ROYALTY’S PRIVILEGE
Jackie Coogan said that he was certainly glad when he got to the coronation scene in “Long Live the King” — not only because it was the last scene in a long picture, but also for a special reason, towit:
For the .last two weeks in the scenes in and around the palace, Jackie has been working with his guards, and strict military procedure has prevailed. On the slightest provocation they saluted him, and he always had to salute in return.
“But now that I’m king,” Jackie said, when he realized the court etiquette, “I don’t have to salute anybody and can give my right arm a rest!”
Work has started on “The Texas Ranger,” screen adaptation of the novel by William McLeod Raine, noted writer of Western tales, and starring Roy Stewart and a picked cast. Nat Ross, who directed “The Six-Fifty” in its screen form,' and has made several other Universal pictures, will direct the new offering. Isadore Bernstein wrote the screen adaptation of the novel, and the interior settings were designed by Elmer E. Sheeley.
JOHNNY HINES TO STAR
IN “CONDUCTOR 1492”
The title for Johnny Hines’ newest picture to be made for the Warner Bros, at their West Coast studios is announced as “Conductor 1492.”
It is an Irish story of the comedy drama type and is being adapted from the F. Scott Fitzgerald prize story, “The Camel’s Back.” Casting is well in progress with Doris May, Robert Cain, Kate Price, Ruth Renick, Dan Mason, Fred Esmelton and Byron Sage cast for prominent parts.
The picture is scheduled to go into production the first week in August.
“Between pictures” is a “touching” gag and usually means “out of work.” William Lowery told this.
SENNETT CHANGES TITLE
The recently completed Mack Sennett all-star comedy originally known as “The Water Walkers” has been retitled and will henceforth be identified as "Down to the Sea in Shoes.”
In this new funfilm, Billy Bevan, Alberta Vaughn, Harry Gribbon, Sunshine Hart and Jack Cooper do all the cutting up. Judging from the enthusiastic reception given “Down to the Sea in Shoes” at a preview in the Paramount Theatre, this latest tworeeler is due for a popular run.
Gouverneur Morris, noted author, to wed secretary — so says report. One way of reducing expenses by gaining another.
WANTED— ONE BURGLAR
Noticing that the bromidic jewel robbery story is again in good form with the newspapers, Helene Chadwick, Goldwyn star, has taken her necklaces, bracelets, lavalliers and earrings from the safety vaults. As soon as she — or her press agent — can get in touch with a reliable burglar, developments may be expected.
Madge Bellamy, recently starred in “Soul of the Beast,” Thomas H. Ince’s screen novelty featuring Oscar, the elephant, has been loaned to play the lead in “No More Women,” an Associated Authors production which is being filmed at the Ince studios.
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