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George Hackathorne and Claire McDowell, who has been his screen mother in four successive pictures
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in the world is searching the world for another Jackie Coogan — and not finding one.
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The most promising lad now in pictures is little Ben Alexander who made his first appearance as a tiny tot in Griffith's "Hearts of the World" but who is now half grown — enough so to make a hit in "Penrod and Sam." He has been signed for a longterm contract "by Maurice Tourneur.
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Bill Hart's return to the screen is being received with great acclaim. The other night he appeared with a number of stars at the Motion Picture Exposition. He received the greatest ovation of them all, althp the aggregation included such celebrities as Mary Pick ford and Pola Negri.
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"Lilies of the Field," the New York stage play which ran for seven months at the Klaw Theater, is to be filmed by First National.
Donald Crisp has gathered together a collection of extras for the soldier scenes of "Ponjola" which looks like an officers' club. Nearly every one in it is a former British officer and many are titled. Just by way of contrast he has one full-blooded Zulu.
For years Carmel Myers and Bessie Love have been pals. They went to school together and have been the closest friends ever since. During all these years they looked forward to playing in a pic(Continued on page 87)
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