Motion Picture Classic (Jan-Dec 1916)

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Flora Finch, co-player with the late John Bunny for so long, has returned to New York from Jacksonville, Fla., where she appeared in a comedy for the Mirror Films. Vivian Rich was born at sea, and the sea-wind, the sea-sun and the sea-mystery seem to be parts of her nature. Dorothy Dalton, supporting H. B. Warner in “The Raiders,” is said to have refused to enter the social whirl of Chiago, in order that she might go on the stage. Her father is a wealthy real estate operator. Lucille (Lady Duff Gordon) designed the gowns Edna Mayo is wearing in “The Strange Case of Mary Page.” George Beban, in “The Pawn of Fate,” was the pawn of many pastoral mishaps while taking the scenes. Aside from herding sheep and milking cows and collecting eggs, he was chased by a mad bull and thoroly stung by hornets. Hughey Mack nearly lost his young life recently when he got caught in a revolving door. He affirms that he traveled 2 miles 6 feet 7 4-5 inches before he was released — large bodies in small spaces! Bertha Kalich is opposed to censorship — she does not consider it a rational thing, since, argues she, the majority of players, producers and writers are moral, sane, reasonable people — and there’s good and bad in everything. Lucille Taft recently entertained the girls of Gaumont at a fish dinner. Afterward they swam — why, the girls, of course! Marguerite Snow, last seen in “A Corner in Cotton,” was raised around Savannah, Ga., so the “locales” were highly familiar to her. Harry Neville, character actor in “Dimples,” once produced Shakespeare’s “Julius Caesar” with a complete Hindoo cast. Helen Holmes found a brand new eightcylinder coupe and an exquisite diamond ring awaiting her on her arrival home from Las Vegas, Nevada, where she and her company have been filming “The Girl and the Game.” “Yours for your excellent work,” the gifts read. 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