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From Hollywood 271 MARSHALL NEILAN has attempted the most ambitious production of lis career in "The Strangers' Banquet" idaptcd from a Saturday Evening Post tory by Donn Byrne. N/^V UINCY ADAMS SAWYER," by V^ Charles Felton Pidgin, will be filmed by Metro under the direction of larence Badger. Blanche Sweet will ap- >ear in the picture. "E NTER MADAME" will be pro- duced by the same company with Clara Kimball Young and Elliot Dexter. B RET HARTE'S "M'liss" is being re- vived for the films by Universal. ITTLE OLD NEW YORK," "T J j Rida Johnson Young's success- ful play, will be Marion Davies' next pic- ture for Cosmopolitan Productions. News Notes—Cont. {Concluded from page 262) that as a rule more than one ex- posure will be made in order that the best results may be obtained. 7. It is essential that there be critical definition over all the pic- tures. 8. The image should be recti- linear; that is, the lines should not be distorted. 9. The kind of plate used should be selected with special reference to the object photographed, and the photographer should be provided with such lenses and camera acces- sories as may be required for photo- graphing the variety of subjects this Division calls for. 10. When the size of an object is an important item of . information, the picture should include some well- known object that may be taken as a unit of measure, or a suitable scale should be placed alongside the ob- ject. 11. The negative should not be intensified, reduced or retouched be- fore the print is made which is to be submitted for approval. Note —A fogged, scratched, stained, dense, weak, flat, hard or unevenly developed negative is not acceptable, Note —An unmounted print from each negative should be submitted for approval. The negative itself should not be delivered until such print has been approved. A print may be made rough or ferrotyped. It should not, however, in any case be "faked." Note —An accurate title should al- ways appear on the back of the print. Additional items of information rela- tive to the object, that is, descriptive notes, are appreciated. The exact location of the object photographed must always be mentioned. THE Cleveland Cinema Club is a decidedly active organization of women which furnishes a wholesome ex- ample for similar organizations to fol- low in the matter of effective work on the great civic problem of better films for this country. Mrs. Elmer G. Derr and Mrs. O. J. Gurwell are President and Vice-President respectivelv of the Club. The newest evidence of the aliveness of this organization reaches us as we go to press. On October 6th and 7th, un- der the auspices of the Club, with the cooperation of The National Board of Review, was held "The First Annual Mo- tion Picture Convention for Ohio" at the Hotel Statler in Cleveland. National ex- perts were expected to address the meet- ings, which were devoted to the serious study of films theatrical and careful con- sideration of the non-theatrical future of the films. We hope to give extended notice of this convention in the next issue of The Educational Screen,