The Film Daily (1921)

ionday, June 20, 1921 tM% DAILY Watch the Fur Betting on that And watch the (Continued from Page 1) 1 Frank a chance. To lose more than usual. : tball eleven. Of Tech. Say Pittsburgh. l:ct. COAST NOTES Nobody workin. Ain't it tuff. Stars losin' their motor cars. ijd homes. And more sob stuff. Just like it. Kinda hard, t. One question: What did they do with their's? When it is rollin' in. Easy like. There's an old adage. Somethin' >ut layin' up. For a rainy day. i But that's so. It don't rain much. Out Hollywood way. {w it's pourin'. DOUG'S WORRIES Outside of income tax. Told of in Collier's. About his ^ious smile. And his gymnastics. Says he started smilin'. id had to keep on. "Measured by film length, I have smiled :r twenty miles," sez he. And: "If I leaped upstairs via the cony instead of going up the usual way the least worry anyhad was why I was doing it. What people wanted was to \ me jump to a higher balcony." Then he adds he is "free" the smile. And the gymnastics. Yes? CLEVER LETTER Written by Van Beuren. AJ. To Exhibitors. About tfsop's Fables. Out via Pathe. Have you got yours? If not it. Snappy stuff. Familiar like. Like this. And the cut the end! Clever! I'll say so. KID STUFF Seems th' fashion. Lots of showmen doing it. Fixing up $ the kiddies. May attract grown ups. With the stunts, ijrry Crandall started it. In Washington. Brandt's crowd Ung it here. But the daddy of 'em all is Karl Hoblitzell. fay down in Dallas. How he did it. And why — . See Stmt's issue. Darn good stuff. With lot's of ideas. Tippin' ji off. To a good thing. Don't overlook it. THAT COMMITTEE Editorial. And otherwise. Of the National Association, /pnder what it's gonna do with Pathe's features? And Hodgson's? And Vita's? Plus Universal's. And a few others. those product will be out. When those distributors refuse ^let the Committee committ? Betcha a nickel a fine row derfops? And being a sport we'll make that two nickels. COLLINS ON HIGHBROWS Frederick. Sure you remember him? Remember Petrova? fyway. Collins writes on "Highbrow Hand-Me-Downs." :ISatevepost. And it's right interestin'. Sorta wallops Mister Hhor. And tells him to come down to earth. Incidentally ills this yarn : "Some years ago, before the legitimate actor fell out of the iwie heaven — the annoying analogy between author and actor ill recur — a distinguished actress of great beauty and charm ive a dinner to the men who controlled the fifty largest pic|e theaters of the country. The dinner was a bubbling sticks. Wine flowed as wine could flow in those days, and the k!y smiled as only she could smile. Finally the hostess, who ithat time was drawing a salary equal to an author's ransom, iide a neat little speech, in which she asked for suggestions id criticisms to help her in her picture work. She got them, lie Seattle man's patrons did not like her walk ; the Detroit fblic requires something a little more snappy in the wardrobe ; C icago objected to her always being photographed with her sod side to camera ; Boston found her cold ; and finally the Entleman from Louisiana closed the meeting with a solemn v.rning that his women patrons did not like her corsets! The Istess at that dinner never made another picture. Neither i mid you." DANNY. $500,000 in Chicago House (Special to WID'S DAILY) Chicago — Purchase of 300 ft. frontage on Chicago Ave., extending through 1734 to 1800, from Hermitage Ave. to Wood St., has been concluded by Herman R. Misch, who will build a department store and theater to cost $500,000. Big House for St. Paul (Special to WID'S DAILY) St. Paul — A new theater to seat 1,200 on Wabasha St., the construction of which will involve improvements aggregating $300,000, has been assured by transactions completed by the Friedman Brothers Holding Co. 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