Motion Picture Classic (Jan-Aug 1919)

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T. 1 MOTION PICTURE CLASSI Emergency Nagel i '{Continued from page 26) promised assertions that the making c the picture would not take long and should like the newness of the work, went, and am mighty happy for it. “Oh, it was a picnic! We were a good friends, and it was just like goin off on a summer’s spree with the famih You know, every bit of the reels Wc filmed on Louisa Alcott’s homesteai Those scenes you saw in the garden Wc her garden; and altho it involved man difficulties to get the interiors inside hf house, it was accomplished. “Indeed, I liked the work. It migl sound funny, please dont laugh, but on of the things that tickled me most wa the idea of having my hair darkene by mascarra every night and marcel waved every morning by a regular hail dresser. Laurie, I suppose you remerr her, was picturesque because of his thicl black curls — and the directors of th company did not recall that until were set and ready to begin!” Conrad Nagel, like all children, wer to school. But, unlike most youngstei who were fond of the outdoors and leac ers in sports, he cared for his studie: History, English, literature — those wei; his pets. Fortunate pets were those, an fortunate was he to have them, becaus after three years of devotion, at the agi of seventeen, he graduated from Higl land Park College, Des Moines, Iowa. When I asked him about his famil; his face, under the make-up of Ted ii “Forever After,” flushed with pride. “ have a )munger brother, who, some da;i is going to be the greatest comedian, tl greatest musician and the greatest actq in the world.” . He laughed as he coi tinued with his rhapsodies. “Father the dean of the Aborn School of Oper and mother — well, mother is — ju mother, God bless her ! “Is it not simple, then, to understar how my inherent tastes influenced me ' my fidelity to the arts ? Especial| drama. I used to write sketches for tl boys, put them on myself, and, ofte couM not withstand the temptation i act more than one role. Mr. Selw)7ii ‘Fortune Hunter’ came to town one se son, about five years ago, and in betwe< school work I’d manage to skip off to tl theater to play two small parts. “The Lyceum Theater Company, th wonderful organization of amateurs, ht some branches in Des Moines als During vacations I went on the ro! with the Midland and Redpath comp nies as a reader. Now that I look ba' on those days of no sleeping quartei frozen waterpipes and wheatless, swe( less, meatless, heatless programs, I a convinced that I must have loved t” stage and its accoutrements even at tb early date.” And now Nagel is alternating betwc' “Forever After” and playing opposi Alice Brady at old Vitagraph, for twar is over and Uncle Sam doesn’t nei him. (Eighty)^ it