It (Jul-Dec 1920)

IT— July 1, 1920 23 Chester’s Plans Work on the construction of a beautiful administration building, laboratory and workshops has been started at Gower Street and Sunset Boulevard, where C. L. Chester will have his headquarters, with the completion of the structures. Mr. Chester, who has come here from New York to make his permanent headquarters, has taken over the Gail Henry comedies which are being made at the Lehrman Culver City studios, and he is the new business manager for Henry Lehrman comedies. In addition to these companies, Mr. Chester is making at the old E. & K. .lungle Film Company's studios near Lincoln Park, a series of two-reel comedies, featuring “Snoogy,” the '•humanzee,'’ a chipanzee with pretty nearly human intelligence. In fact William S. Campbell, the director, alleges that Snooky takes direction a whole lot better than a great number of alleged human actors. At present Mr. Chester is maintaining offices in the Markham Building at Hollywood where he has a number of people workin on his Chester-Out ing releases, his Globe Trots and his Screenings, which are issued every week. Eddie Rosenbaum has been added to the Chester staff. He is at present handling publicity for Mr. Chester. Margaret Lockwood, f o r m e r 1 y a Broadway favorite on the stage, is the new art director for the Herman Film Company. In private life, she is the wife of E. P. Herman. She will also play an important part in Herman’s next picture. * * * House Peters has gone over to J. Parker Read to play a part in the Louise Glaum picture. Following this production, Mr. Peters will be starred in his own company, now being formed. * * * Stewart Edward White has returned to Los Angeles to confer with J. Parker Read, Jr., on the production of Mr. White’s novel, “The Leopard Woman,” which has been purchased as a vehicle for Louise Glaum. Wesley Ruggles will direct. * * * Ann Forest, who made such a tremendous hit in “Dangerous Days,” the Goldwyn picture from Mary Roberts Rinehart’s story, has been engaged by Cecil B. De Mille for the principal feminine role in his next big picture to follow “Something to Think About,” which is now in the cutting room. * * * Naomi Childers, Goldwyn actress, has returned to her home in Hollywood, following a three weeks’ visit with her mother in New York City. Movie Folk Ora Carew has been engaged for a role in “The Crossroads,” the second big production which Lloyd Carletou will direct for Clermont Photoplays. Melbourne MacDowell and Lawson Butt have the chief male roles. * * * Jack Roseleigh, legitimate actor, has been added to the roster of famous players at the Jesse D. Hampton studios. He has been cast to support Blanche Sweet in her latest picture, “That Girl Montana”. Mr. Roseleigh just finished a season as leading man with Bertha Kalisch in “The Riddle Woman”. * * * Robert McKim, bad man, recently elevated to stardom by Benjamin B. Hampton, has been loaned to Robert Bruuton for one picture, “The Devil to Pay,” which Ernest Warde will direct. * * * Harry Carey is trying to secure a vacation from the Universal so that he can take a wild west show on the road. William Irving has been selected for the cast of “Someone in the House,” which John Ince will direct for Metro. iniiiiminiiiiiiiiiiiin; 'iiiiiiiiimmiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiimiu 11111111111111(1111111111 45 SUITS EXTRA SPECIAL Bring this ad with you and, after you have made your selection for your suit or overcoat, we will allow you 10 per cent on your order. THIS IS AN ABSOLUTE BONA FIDE OFFER TO THE MOVING PICTURE WORLD. STRICTLY HIGH GRADE TAILORING AND GUARANTEED UP-TO-THE-MINUTE STYLES AND ARTISTIC FIT. One trial order is all we ask. Green’s fine tailoring for men 412 South Spring St. IIIUIlVll/lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!!lllSllillllllllllllll