Motion Picture Magazine (Feb-Jul 1920)

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P. PUBLISHING CO. 175 Duffield St., Brooklyn, N. Y. & Treasure Island — MD-9. Shirley Mason— Tourneur Prod. 21% Hours' Leave— CD-10. MacLean & May — Paramount. Two Weeks — C-7. Constance Talmadge — First National. Victory — D-S. All Star— Paramount. \ of Stamboul — SP. MD-S. Priscilla Dean — Universal. Virtuous Vamp, The — CD-9. Constance Talmadge — Select. Water, Water Everywhere — CD-6. Will Rcgers Goldwyn. What's Your Husband Doing? — C-7. MacLean & May — Paramount. Why Change Voir Wife? — D-ll. Swanson & Meighan — DeMille Prod. Willow Tree, The — D-9. Viola Dana — Metro. Woman in the Suitcase, The — MD-6. Enid Bennett — Paramount. Woman's Game. The — SD-7. Elaine Hammerstein — Select. VERSATILE— OH, YES! While Nazimova was at work on her latest screen production, "Stronger Than Death," Charles Bryant's adaptation of the novel by I. A. R. Wylie, the brilliant Metro star received an application for a position in her company from a man to whom she hands the palm as the most versatile performer i;i the world. The writer of the epistle, according to his own ; ppraisal of his accomplishments, could double in "close-ups" for a chameleon. Here is his letter : "I, Elmer E. Gilmor, do herein apply as a man for small parts with your Company. I am know Airimiture. I have three years Experience such as Barker, ticket agent, black face & Irish. I have up to date Swede & Irish Jokes and can through commie stage steps and can repair costimes scenery and can Manafactor Mecanical scenery. "I also say that I guarantee good satisi action, all through and would mention that I can make up for Commie black face and amm all a round athletic can do head and hand springs, shoulder springs & front knocks. I enclose a letter head for which you can see with what company I was with for the time I been out until three weeks ago. Whe bad bad luck al blandon hall. "We burnt out. "I lost five costimes to day. Only own 1 black wig & 1 Swede outfit which I had not with the company. Had I taken them along they might be gone. I have ' getting S12 per week, but would work for I assure you we get know fall out. I also say I can g( t for you a y emotion woman who will work cheap for and would say she is a morral Girl and banjo player at that and she can Commie. "I remain yours in Honesty Indistry & sobreity, "Mr. Elmer E. Gilmor." The Russian star was sorry, but she could find nothing suitable for the extremely adaptable Mr. Gilmor in nger Than Death," and she ^, informed him in a courteous reply. M.l BBY By La Tor. hi 1 1 When prehistoric husbands found Their wives declined to cook their grub, They took the law into their o And used a club ! And modern husbands find Their v. i , or -crub, They do as their forbears of yore — They u-e the Club! Mart £^vy. Popnlar Ring! 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