Exhibitors Herald (Oct-Dec 1920)

66 EXHIBITORS HERALD November 6, 192 "Thanks, Syd, How's the Cellar? Sydney Chaplin turns the keys to the Charlie Chaplin studios over to Carter DeHaven and Mrs. DeHaven. Alf Reeves, Chaplin's resident manager at Los Angeles, is in the doorway. The DeHavens will produce their forthcoming First National pictures in the comedian's well equipped plant. Three Big Features for November To Celebrate "Hodkinson Month" Three liig features are on the schedule for publication in November — "Hodkinson Month." Officials of W. W. Hodkinson Corporation announce that the specials are three of the best ever issued by the company. They are "The Rider's Coat." "The U. P. Trail" and "The Brute Master." Directed by Clements "The Rider's Coat" is a Dial Film production featuring Tina Modotti, the beautiful Italian artiste. Myrtle Stedman. a player of talent, and Lawson Butt. Roy Clements vveilded the megaphone for this production and the picture is held by the producers to reflect throughout his absolute mastery of his profession. "U. P. Trail" Follows The next November issue will be "The U. P. Trail," the Benjamin B. Hampton production with an all-star cast of players. Prominent in the cast are Roy Stewart, Kathlyn Williams, Robert McKim, Marguerite De La Motte and Joseph J. Dowling. "The U. P. Trail" is a dramatization of Zane Grey's novel of the same name, which is considered one of the most powerful stories which that writer has thus produced. The third production will be "The Brute Master" in which will be seen Robert Bosworth supported by Anna Q. N'ilsson. "The Brute Master" is the screen version of Charmion London's (Mrs. Jack London) novel "Bucko McAllister." It is a stirring story of the Southern Seas and gives Bosworth a role to which his physique and talents will tit him. G. and G. Company Plan Varsity House, Seattle SEATTLE. WASH— The G. and G. Theatre Company, which operates the neighborhood theatres in Ballard, Fremont and the University district, plans the immediate erection of a new playhouse in the University District to be known as the Varsity. The new house will be built at a cost of $150,000. The auditorium will seat 1.000. The company recently purchased a site at Fourteenth avenue. Northeast. Acquires Mitchell Leases MITCHELL. S. D — Albert Staeble, who has owned a half interest in the Peterson Hardware Company for the last year, has disposed of it and has purchased the leaseholds of the Metropolitan and Gale theatres. He will take possession November 1. "BABE" Ruth has reached the quanti stage in the production of home-runs Greenville (S. C.) Piedmont. * THE only speaker that is making a h nowadays is Tris.— Peoria (II!.) Transcnf » N'E\ I k mind, there ^ ill soon be enuui Roosevelts to supply candidates for all tl political parties.— Boston Shoe and Leath Reporter. * CABLE dispatch: "Przasnysz and Mla\ taken by Poles." Say it with catarrh New York Globe. • IF you were a woman and had to p. sixteen dollars for a pair of hose you wou want them to be seen, too. — Stought. News-Sentinel. * "WHY do you look back at the girl Nature intended a man should see or one woman." "Is zat so? Then why d she give him a head that he could tu around?" — Kansas City Journal * "WHAT do you think of a man w consistently deceives his wife?" "Thi* of him? I think he's a wonder."— Tot Talk (Frisco. Co/.) * "DEAR Editor: I would like to be orator. W hat is the best way to acqu a flow of language ?" "Well, you mij try treading on a tack in your bare fee — Yonkers Statesman. * A MAX imprisoned in Los Angeles said to have twenty wives. What we w; to know is whether he is in jail for p tection or punishment. — Albany Journal. * THE party who took the union suit fr clothes line at 14 East Eleventh Street known. If put back there will be no t barrassing exposure. — Tulsa (Okla.) Wo, * "WHY don't married men kiss tl ' wives oftener?" "I dunno. They say t the mouse in the trap seems to lose I taste for the cheese." — Kansas City Jourt * A COLORED veteran, questioned ab : an iron cross he was wearing, explai I thus : "Boss, it was a extra decoration ' Kaiser hisself sent me by a special ir • senger what dropt daid jus' befo' he f : it to me." — C. R. D. A. News. * A fool and his money are soon Pom . — Columbus (S. C.) Record. * "FATHER." said little Mickey, "wa t it Patrick Henry who said. 'Let us be peace'?" "Niver. Nobody by the namt,' Patrick ivcr said anything like that."-r T. & T. Magazine. * OF course if a man starts out loolg for trouble he will always wind np|}' finding his wife." — Columbus Citistn. * I LITTLE GIRL, seeing a ladv of co[: "Oh look, Daddy ! That lady has a b k face." "Yes. dear. She's black all o\"Oh, Daddy! What a lot you know IV his Bang.