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Behind the Screen
Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks were married in Los Angeles, Cal., on Sunday, March 28th, by the Rev. J. Whitcomb Brougher, pastor of the Temple Baptist Church. Robert Fairbanks, a brother of the bridegroom, was best man, and Marjorie Daw was bridesmaid.
John Barrymore's sudden illness — a nervous brealcdown — caused the abrupt termination of his engagement in "Richard III" in New York. The revival had scored a sensational success. Mr. Barrymore's illness is said to have been caused by his hard work while rehearsing "Richard III" and doing the film production of "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde."
Billie Burke has postponed her stage revival of "The School for Scandal," in which William Faversham was to have appeared, and will devote her time to the photoplay.
Agnes Ayres is to be starred by Albert A. Kaufman.
William Faversham's forthcoming screen vehicles, starting with "The Man Who Lost Himself," will be released by Myron Selznick.
Constance Talmadge has secured the film rights to the stage success, "Wedding Bells."
Realart's first starring vehicle for Wanda Hawley is a film version of Jerome K. Jerome's "Miss Hobbs," originally played behind the footlights by Annie Russell.
C. Gardner Sullivan, Thomas H. Ince's scenarist-in-chief, has departed on his world tour. Genoa is the first stop.
Thomas Meighan is back on the coast, making a film adaptation of Leonard Merrick's "Conrad in Quest of His Youth" for Paramount.'
Ethel Clayton has renewed her mous Players-Lasky contract. She make two pictures in London.
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Jack Mulhall has been signed under a long-term contract by Paramount-Artcraft.
The Andrew J. Callaghan Productions, Inc., is to star Bessie Love, her first picture being Charles Tenney Jackson's "The Midlanders."
Myron Selznick has signed Louise Huff as one of his stars.
J. Stuart Blackton is doing a story of spiritualism, "The House of the Tolling Bell," by Edith Sessions Tupper. The cast is headed by May McAvoy and Bruce Gordon.
Tsuru Aoki is visiting in Japan.
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