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The Eastern Stars
On the Screen
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tin actual locations referred to in the play. Martha Man! field aiid Harlan Knight are the principals.
It is now certain that Richard Bennett will star under the Shubert management tins season in Gerald Du Maurier's London success, "The Dancers."
Dr Daniel (.'arson Goodman starts work next week on his
At the top of the page is another pleasant anachronism from "Yolanda," Marion Davies' newest picture. D o n t miss the ZR-1 above the set Right is Yvonne Hughes, another Brewster Contest winner who is making good. She may be seen with Gloria Swanson in "Za*a." Below is Vera Gordon and her family: mother, daughter Nadya and son William in their. New York apartment
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Photograph by Edward Thayer Monroe
new screen production "Week-end Husbands.'' lie is now busily engaged casting the picture which will be made in the East. Dr. Goodman's most recent picture has been released under tintitle of ''The Daring Years.'
Florenz Ziegfeld announces the engagement of Mile. Paulette Duval of Parisian music-hall fame, for the forthcoming "Follies," Mile Duval arrived under an assumed name and has passed the intervening time in New York unknown to all the wiseacres. She speaks, sings and dances in French. Our own Fannie Brice will share the honors with her.
After Lillian Gish completes her work on "Romola," her next picture for Inspiration Picture, Inc.. she will begin making "Joan of Arc." The play will be pictured in France. "The White Sister" is still playing to crowded houses in Xew York.
"The Gift," by Julia Chandler and Alethea Luce, will have Doris Kenyon in its leading role. Anna Lambert Stewart is producer.
"America" is the title selected for D. W. Griffith's Revolutionary film, which he is making at the suggestion of the Daughters of the American Revolution. This is the first instance where a film has been requested directly by a public organization The title was selected after a poll of six universities, six grade schools, six clubs, and six sporting places where slang is most prevalent, including a prize-fighter's camp, a race-track, a pool-room, a dance-hall and a boy's playground. More than ninety per cent, of {Continued on page 100)
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