Motion Picture (Aug 1919-Jan 1920)

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N, 61 Adelaide St. E„ Toronto Jll2 The Wolf {Continued from page 85) to a more benevolent God than he had ever known before, with George Huntley to fill in for him, with relish, the details of his omissions. "Baptiste fired the real shot," Jules said, as the white twilight began to drop her patterned veil. "Baptiste . . . you are avenged ..." After they had supped that night, by a cascade which poured itself to a rocky destruction at their feet, Jules drew Hilda to his heart. "It is the first time," she whispered, "that I have ever heard the beating of a heart. It is the first time," she added, as he kist her, "that I have ever felt a . . . kiss." "Then tell me," whispered Jules, "here, before the good priest up the bend here makes us one, tell me . . . what is love?" The girl lifted her shy eyes. "A sacrament," she said, "blessed by the blessed saints . . . and you, beloved. Love is von." Our Animated Monthly of Movie News and Views (Continued from page 96) made over the "Captain's Table," which occupies a niche at one end of the ship. The Pig'n Whistle, affectionately called The Pig by the movie colony, is now being visited in Los Angeles after the show. There are ice-cream debauches such as this town has never expected to see. At this home of sweets the paintings are wonderful, most of the prize pictures from the Panama-Pacific Exposition having been bought by the owners and transferred to the beautifully decorated walls of The Pig. One of the handsomest and most interesting men in the motion picture field is Al Reith, location man for Brunton at present, but an Angeleno with French parents, which accounts for his speaking five languages fluently. Mr. Reith is an actor, writer and great traveler, but is determined to learn the motion picture business in every one of its departments, so is serving apprenticeships in the cutting room, on location, with the art directors, scenario department and so on. He was imprisoned in Germany for six months as a possible spy. He was one of a small part} which crossed into Algiers during the thick of the war. when he had been solemnly warned that he took his life into his ten well-manicured fingers by so doing. He is an artist who had a successful atelier in France, a musician who has enjoyed every advantage of living abroad, and best of all, girls, he's single and about thirty years old — ooh, la la ! He says there's not enough in acting, writing or directing to tempt him, that he wants to be a producer and so is keeping away from the screen at present and attending to business detail solely. The Thursday night dances at Ho* Hollywood, Los Angeles, attract manyJ our fillum folk. Recently, Nazimova, 'Yw liam Farnum, Charles Bryant, PaiJ Curley, Rex Ingraham, Jack Webster^ Wanda Hawley were on the floor — quiV a bewildering lot of notables to watcq don't you think? *>' Betweenwhiles, the men go to Otalina to fish. Bessie Barriscale and Hayard Hickman are spending a goodish \S tion there, both having suffered nervol (Continued on page 119) Be a Real Man! LOOK LIKE ONE AND FEEL LIKE ONE! BROADEN YOUR SHOULDERS, DEEPEN YOUR CHEST, ENLARGE YOUR ARMS, AND GET A DEVELOPMENT THAT WILL ATTRACT ATTENTION. FILL YOURSELF FULL OF ENERGY AND BE POWERFUL What's the use of merely existing, when you can improve yourself to such an extent that life will become a pleasure? Tou don't know what life is .unless you are an athlete. 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Those bluisb-gray eyes and \the sleekly brushed yellow hair belong /to a city juvenile, not in bucolic comedies. Any other characterization would be hard to believe of Albert Ray. r*i m